1948GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985.

1948 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 June 1985. c With the approval of the Council, in a busi ness zone a person may erect a building nearer to one only of the roads or streets than the building line but not nearer than 3 metres to that road or street. 7.4 Existing Adjoining Buildings: If in the case of any lot buildings have been erected on the lots immediately adjoining on each side and one of those buildings is in advance of the building line, the Council may permit a building to be erected on such land in advance of the building line but not nearer to the road or street alignment than the foremost portion of the rearmost of the adjoining buildings or at a distance of not less than 3 metres from such street alignment whichever is the greater distance from such street alignment. 7.5 Prevention and Abatement of Nuisance: Except in the general industrial area no lot shall be used for any purpose which is likely to inconvenience neigh bouring residents or harm neighbouring property by reason of noise, vibration, smoke, smell, fumes, vapour, steam, dust, grit, oil, waste water or waste products. 7.6 Prohibition: Subject as aforesaid, no person shall erect or cause to be erected any building or struc ture nearer to a road or street than the building line. 8. Administration: 8.1 Cost Apportionment: The Council shall have the right to apportion between owners of land the cost of acquiring any land for purposes of roads and rights of way, the constructions of such roads and rights of way and of all incidental works whether for drainage or for any other purpose whatsoever in respect of any such roads or rights of way and to sue for recovery thereof and to stipulate that such apportioned cost shall be paid to the Council by the relative owner concerned prior to the Council implementing any decision to acquire any such land or perform any such works provided however that the powers contained in this paragraph shall only be exercisable by the Council in cases where the Council has acquired such land or undertaken such works for the purpose of creating or assisting to create new subdivisions. 8.2 Compensation: The time for making claims under section 11 of the Town Planning and Development Act 1928 as amended is hereby fixed as six months from the date of publication in the Gazette of this Scheme. 8.3 Penalty: Any person who shall commit a breach of any of the provisions of this Scheme shall upon conviction be liable to the penalties prescribed by the Town Planning and Development Act 1928 as amended and the Town Planning Regulations.

1. No set back required on- a the east side of Walton Street -north from Lot 8 corner Dartee Street to the north side of Lot 24 being the corner of Jose Street. b Campbell Street on the north and south sides. c Goyder Street- i West side from Lot 14 north to Lot 3i. ii East side from Lot 83 north to Lot 72.
2. 6 metres set back required on the west side of Goyder Street from Lot 9 corner Dartee Street north to Lot 13. Appendix 1. Interpretation: In this Scheme, unless the context otherwise requires, the following terms shall have the fol lowing respective meanings: "Building Line" means a line inside an allotment of and at a specified distance from and parallel to the alignment of the street or streets abutting to the land. "Duplex House" means a single storey building com prising two dwellings, each being complete self- contained units so designed as to give the external appearance of a single dwelling. "District" means the municipal district constituted under Section 9 of the Local Government Act h960 and administered by the Corrigin Shire Council. "Dwelling House" means a building or part of a build ing which provides or is designed for use as, self- contained living accommodation for a single fam ily. "Extractive industry" means an industry engaged in the quarrying or the excavation of minerals either for treatment at the source of supply or for the supply of raw materials to other industries. "Filling Station" means a service station on which the portion of the buildings normally used for repairs does not exceed nine hundred 900 square feet and in which repairs to motor vehicles and motor cycles only is undertaken. "Hospital" shall mean and include all buildings or parts thereof, whether permanent or otherwise, in which persons are received and lodged for medical or sur gical treatment or care or in which females are received during their confinement or lying in. "Flat Building" means a building or part of a building containing two or more separate flats or dwelling units each of which provides or is intended adapted or designed for use as a self-contained living accommodation for a single family. "Hostel" shall mean and include all buildings or parts thereof whether permanent or otherwise, in which board and lodging or lodging only is provided for gain for a number in excess of four persons 4 but shall not include a convalescent home, a hospital or a hotel. "Hotel" means premises in respect of which a Publi cans General Licence, Hotel or Wayside House li cence has been granted under the Licensing Act 191i-1960. "Industry" means the carrying out of any process for or incidental to: a the making, altering, repairing or ornamen tation, painting, finishing, cleaning, packing or canning or adapting for sale or breaking up or demolition of any article or part of any article, and b the winning, processing and treatment of minerals, and c the generation of electricity or the pro duction of gas, and d the manufacture of edible goods for human or animal consumption being a process carried on in the course of trade or business for gain, other than operations connected with: i the carrying out of agriculture; ii site works on buildings, works or land; and iii in the case of the manufacture of goods re ferred to in sub-paragraph d above, the preparation on the premises of a shop of food for sale, and includes, when carried out on land upon which the process is carried out, and in connection with that process, the storage of goods, any work of administration or accounting, the sale of goods resulting from the process and the use of land for the amenity of persons engaged in the process. "Light Industry" means an industry which is not likely to inconvenience neighbouring residents or harm neighbouring property by reason of noise, vi bration, smoke, smell, fumes, vapour, steam, dust, grit, oil, waste water or waste products, and in which any machinery used is powered by elec tricity. "Lot" means a defined portion of land depicted on a plan or diagram publicly exhibited in the public office of the Department of Lands and Surveys, or deposited in the Office of Titles or a Registry of Deeds and for which a separate Crown Grant or Certificate of Title has been or can be issued or depicted on a subdivisional plan or diagram, whether so exhibited or deposited or not, but which is, whether before or after the coming into operation of the Town Planning and Development Act Amendment Act 1956, approved by the Town Planning Board.