Town of East Fremantle Keeping of Poultry By-law
30September 1986, vice Mr C. Thompson, resigned.
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30 September 1986, vice Mr C. Thompson, resigned. W. D. ROBERTS, Commissioner of Health.
7 June 1985.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1937 HOSPITALS ACT 1927-1984. RV 1.9. pleased to appoint under the provisions of the Hospitals Act 1927-1984- a Mr B. A. Gregory, vice Mr K. J. Barker resigned; b Mrs J. M. Field, as members of the Ravensthorpe District Hospital Board for the period ending 30 September 1986. W. D. ROBERTS, Commissioner of Health. HEALTH ACT 1911 AS AMENDED. Town of East Fremantle. WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act 1911, as amended, a Local Authority may make or adopt by-laws, and may later amend or repeal any by-law so made or adopted, now, therefore the Town of East Fremantle, being a Local Authority within the meaning of the Act, and having adopted the Model By-laws described as Series "A" as published in the Government Gazette on 17 July 1963, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said by laws shall be amended as follows:- Part i-General Sanitary Provisions. By-law 29A is repealed and substituted with the following by-law. Keeping of Poultry. 29A 1 On and after 1 July 1985 an occupier of premises shall not keep or permit to be kept poultry on any premises occupied by him within the area described in sub-by-law 2 of this by-law except under and in compliance with the following conditions:- a The occupier is registered with the local authority as a keeper of poultry and the premises are also registered; b The occupier has paid to the local authority a registration fee of $10.00; c Subject to k, the maximum number of poultry that can be kept on any property does not exceed 10 and their density does not exceed one bird of each species per 100 m2 d Subject to k, the poultry do not include any roosters; e The occupier has provided galvanised wire or asbestos enclosures to a height of 1.8 metres for the keeping of poultry and the birds are kept therein at all times; f The occupier does not keep any poultry within 7.0 metres of any dwelling house; g The occupier does not keep any poultry within i.2 metres from the boundary of the adjoining property unless the boundary fence is constructed of asbestos, brick or masonry and the applicant obtains the consent of the adjoining lands owners; h The occupier does not keep any poultry within 18.0 metres from any street or road except in the case of corner properties when the distance shall be nine 9.0 metres; i All enclosures within which poultry are kept are maintained in a clean con dition; j The property is occupied by a single dwelling house only. Properties occupied by a duplex, group and multiple housing or non-residential building may not keep any poultry; k Council may grant special approval to enable a person to keep poultry other than as required by these by-laws, where the applicant is a bone fide member of any incorporated poultry breeders organisation and is subject to the control of such an organisation. 2 This by-law operates and has effect in the whole of the district of the local authority. 3 The local authority may refuse any application for registration, revoke any regis tration or refuse to renew any registration for non compliance with the aforementioned by-law requirements in accordance with section 357 of the Health Act 1911 as Passed by resolution of the Town of East Fremantle at a meeting held on 18 February 1985. Dated this 25th day of February, 1985. The Common Seal of the Town of East Fremantle was hereunto affixed by authorty of a resolution of the Council in the presence of- I. G. HANDCOCK, M. G. COWAN,