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PERTH, TUESDAY, 23 NOVEMBER 2004 No. 195PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY JOHN A. STRIJK, GOVERNMENT PRINTER AT 3.30 PM

© STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

WESTERNAUSTRALIANGOVERNMENT

ISSN 1448-949X

CONTENTS

PART 1Page

Dog Act 1976Shire of CoorowAmendments to the Shire of Coorow Dogs LocalLaw 2003......................................................................................................................... 5224

Environment Protection Act 1986Environmental Protection AmendmentRegulations (No. 2) 2004 ................................................................................................ 5222-3

Local Government Act 1995Shire of CoorowAmendments to the Shire of CoorowDogs Local Law 2003...................................................................................................... 5224

ProclamationsMain Roads Act 1930.............................................................................. 5221

PART 2

Education ........................................................................................................................... 5225Health................................................................................................................................. 5225-9Heritage.............................................................................................................................. 5229-30Planning and Infrastructure ............................................................................................. 5230-7Public Notices..................................................................................................................... 5239Water .................................................................................................................................. 5237-8WorkSafe ............................................................................................................................ 5239

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PART 1

PROCLAMATIONSAA101*

MAIN ROADS ACT 1930PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIAJohn Sanderson,

Governor.[L.S.]

} By His Excellency Lieutenant General John MurraySanderson, Companion of the Order of Australia,Governor of the State of Western Australia.

MRWA 03/4577I, the Governor, acting under Section 13 of the Main Roads Act 1930 and on therecommendation of the Commissioner of Main Roads, declare

(a) that the roads or sections of roads described in Schedule 1 to thisproclamation shall cease to be highways as from and including 1 January2005

(b) that the roads or sections of roads described in Schedule 2 to thisproclamation, excluding any footpaths, shall be highways as from andincluding 1 January 2005;

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State at Perth on 9 November2004.By Command of the Governor,

ALANNAH MacTIERNAN, Minister for Planning and Infrastructure.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN !

Schedule 1

Route Number Local Authority As Delineated onattached Plan No.H1 City of Gosnells 9422-124-01H6 Shire of Chittering 9422-075-01

0493-0217H25 City of Cockburn

Town of Kwinana9422-036-029522-003-01

H49 City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder 9522-086-019522-088-010493-0244

Schedule 2

Route Number Local Authority As Delineated onattached Plan No.H1 City of Gosnells 9422-124-01H6 Shire of Chittering 9422-075-01

0493-0217H6 Shire of Wyndham-East

Kimberley0293-381

H18, H733, H734,H735, H736, H737,H738, H739

City of Gosnells 9422-124-010393-0010393-002

H22 City of Gosnells 9422-124-010393-001

H25 City of Cockburn 9422-036-02H49 City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder 9522-086-01

9522-088-010493-0244

5222 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 23 November 2004

ENVIRONMENTEV301*

Environmental Protection Act 1986

Environmental Protection AmendmentRegulations (No. 2) 2004

Made by the Governor in Executive Council.

1. Citation

These regulations may be cited as the Environmental ProtectionAmendment Regulations (No. 2) 2004.

2. The regulations amended

The amendments in these regulations are to the EnvironmentalProtection Regulations 1987*.

[* Reprinted as at 29 November 2002.For amendments to 27 September 2004 see WesternAustralian Legislation Information Tables for 2003, Table 4,p. 96, and Gazette 12 March, 22 June and 1 July 2004.]

3. Regulation 5CAA inserted

After regulation 5CA the following regulation is inserted

5CAA. Advertising applications for works approvals

(1) For the purposes of section 54(2a) of the Act, the CEOis to advertise the application for a works approval inan advertisement published in a newspaper circulateddaily in the State.

(2) The advertisement is to include (a) a statement indicating submissions about the

application may be sent to the Department ofEnvironment at the address and within the timeperiod specified in the advertisement; and

(b) the following particulars (i) the category of prescribed premises

under Schedule 1 that describes the


main function of the premises to whichthe application relates;

(ii) the name of the applicant;(iii) the locality of the premises to which the

application relates;(iv) the reference number for the

application. .

4. Regulation 5J inserted

After regulation 5IA the following regulation is inserted

5J. Advertising applications for licences

(1) For the purposes of section 57(2a) of the Act, the CEOis to advertise the application for a licence in anadvertisement published in a newspaper circulateddaily in the State.

(2) The advertisement is to include (a) a statement indicating submissions about the

application may be sent to the Department ofEnvironment at the address and within the timeperiod specified in the advertisement; and

(b) the following particulars (i) the category of prescribed premises

under Schedule 1 that describes themain function of the premises to whichthe application relates;

(ii) the name of the applicant;(iii) the locality of the premises to which the

application relates;(iv) the reference number for the

application. .

By Command of the Governor,

M. C. WAUCHOPE, Clerk of the Executive Council.


LOCAL GOVERNMENTLG301*

DOG ACT 1976LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1995

Shire of CoorowAMENDMENTS TO THE SHIRE OF COOROW DOGS LOCAL LAW 2003

Under the powers conferred by the Dog Act 1976 and all other powers enabling it,the Council of the Shire of Coorow resolved on the 20th October 2004 to amend theShire of Coorow Dogs Local Law of which the gazettal by reference was published inthe Government Gazette on the 28th May 2004 in accordance with Section 3.12 of theLocal Government Act 1995, as follows

1. Item 3.1The sentence in paragraph 3.1 is deleted and the following is substituted

authorised person means a person authorised by the local governmentto perform all or any of the functions conferred on an authorised personunder this local law.

2. Item 4.4The Penalty provision after subclause 3.2. (2) is deleted and the followingis substituted

Penalty: $1,000 and a daily penalty of $100.3. Item 11.3

Delete the figure $200 under the words Dangerous Dog Modified Penalty $.

Dated this 27th day of October 2004.The Common Seal of the Shire of Coorow was hereto affixed by authority of aresolution of Council in the presence of

MOIRA J. GIRANDO, Shire President.GARY A. SHERRY, Chief Executive Officer.


PART 2

EDUCATIONED401

MURDOCH UNIVERSITY ACT 1973AMENDMENT

It is hereby notified that the Governor in Executive Council, acting under the provisions of Section 25of the Murdoch University Act 1973, has approved an amendment to Statute No. 11Admissions asset out in the attached schedule.

ALAN CARPENTER MLA, Minister for Education and Training.M. C. WAUCHOPE, Clerk of the Executive Council.

The proposed amendment of Statute No. 11 as set out in the Schedule has been approved and ratifiedby an absolute majority of the members of the Senate in accordance with Section 25(1) of the MurdochUniversity Act 1973.The University has sealed this document in accordance with Senate Resolution S/54/2004.

GEOFFREY BOLTON, Chancellor.JOHN PEASE, General Counsel.

30 September 2004.By Command of the Governor,

M. C. WAUCHOPE, Clerk of the Executive Council.

SCHEDULEStatute No. 11Admissionsdelete s.2, and in its place insert

2. Responsibility for determining the levels of admission quotas and targetsfor the entireUniversity, for levels of study and for parts of the Universityrests with the appropriate ProVice Chancellor designated by the Bachelor Degree Regulations. The designated Pro ViceChancellor will exercise this power only after consultation with the Executive Deans.

HEALTHHE401*

POISONS ACT 1964POISONS (SECTION 24) (REGISTERED PESTICIDE STRYCHNINE ALKALOID) NOTICE 2004

Made by the Commissioner of Health under section 24 of the Act.

1. CitationThis notice may be cited as the Poisons (Section 24) (Registered Pesticide Strychnine Alkaloid) Notice2004.

2. CommencementThis notice comes into operation on 1 December 2004.

3. Interpretation(1) In this notice, unless the context otherwise requires

Agvet Code of Western Australia has the same meaning as it has in the Agricultural andVeterinary Chemicals (Western Australia) Act 1995;


approved label, in relation to a container, means a label that is(a) approved under Part 2 of the Agvet Code of Western Australia for the container; and(b) attached to the container in accordance with section 8 of the Agvet Code of Western

Australia;commercial pesticide firm has the same meaning as it has in the Pesticides Regulations;Commissioner means the Commissioner of Health;chief executive officer means the person holding or acting in the position of Director General

of the Department of Agriculture;district has the same meaning as it has in the Local Government Act 1995;pesticide operator has the same meaning as it has in the Pesticides Regulations;Pesticides Regulations means the Health (Pesticides) Regulations 1956;Poisons Regulations means the Poisons Regulations 1965;prescribed pests means dingoes, foxes, wild dogs and emus;registered pesticide has the same meaning as it has in the Pesticides Regulations;Strychnine Alkaloid means a registered pesticide that contains strychnine.

(2) A reference in this notice to appropriate training is a reference to adequate training (a) in the correct use of Strychnine Alkaloid against one or more of the prescribed pests;(b) in the precautions necessary for the safe handling of Strychnine Alkaloid; and(c) in the first aid treatment appropriate to a person affected by Strychnine Alkaloid.

(3) A reference in this notice to the chief executive officer, in relation to the performance of afunction under this notice by the chief executive officer, includes a reference to

(a) an officer of the Department of Agriculture authorised in writing by the chief executive officerto perform the function, or

(b) subject to subclause (4), an employee of a local government of a district specified in Schedule1 authorised in writing by the chief executive officer to perform the function and the functionis restricted by the written authorisation to authorising

(i) the sale, supply, possession and use of Strychnine Alkaloid in respect to persons whoreside in the local government district in which the authorised person is employed forthe destruction of prescribed pests, other than emus, and

(ii) the use of Strychnine Alkaloid only within the local government district in which theauthorised person is employed.

(4) The chief executive officer shall(a) only issue an authorisation under subclause (3)(b) if

(i) the local government employee is employed in a local government district in which noofficer of the Department of Agriculture is permanently located;

(ii) the local government has been consulted and neither the local government nor theemployee has raised any objection to the authorisation being issued; and

(iii) the local government employee has been givenA. appropriate Strychnine Alkaloid training prior to the authorisation being given,

andB. the chief executive officer is satisfied that the employee has the necessary

training and skills to be able to effectively and competently perform his/herfunctions under the authorisation.

(b) notify the Commissioner of the details of each written authorisation given under subclause(3)(b) within 7 days of the authorisation being issued.

4. Conditions imposed on sale, supply, use and possession of Strychnine Alkaloid, andexemptions(1) Subject to subclause (2), the conditions and restrictions on the sale, supply, use and possession ofStrychnine Alkaloid that are set out in clauses 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are imposed.(2) The conditions and restrictions imposed under subclause (1) do not apply to

(a) the supply of Strychnine Alkaloid to a person, or the use and possession of StrychnineAlkaloid by the person, for research or other purposes approved by the Commissioner, if theperson is authorised by the Commissioner to be supplied with, and to use and possess,Strychnine Alkaloid for those purposes;

(b) the possession of Strychnine Alkaloid by a person licensed under the Poisons Regulations tomanufacture Strychnine Alkaloid and supply Strychnine Alkaloid by wholesale to a personlicensed under those regulations to sell Strychnine Alkaloid by retail;

(c) the possession of Strychnine Alkaloid by a person licensed under the Poisons Regulations tosell Strychnine Alkaloid by retail;

(d) the possession of Strychnine Alkaloid by a person licensed under the Poisons Regulations tomanufacture Strychnine Alkaloid and supply Strychnine Alkaloid by wholesale to

(i) a pesticide operator licensed under the Pesticides Regulations to use StrychnineAlkaloid for the destruction of prescribed pests, other than emus, in any one or more ofthe districts specified in Schedule 1; or


(ii) a commercial pesticide firm by which a pesticide operator referred to in subparagraph(i) is employed or engaged;

or(e) the use and possession of Strychnine Alkaloid by a pesticide operator referred to in

subparagraph (i) of paragraph (d) or a commercial pesticide firm referred to in subparagraph(ii) of that paragraph in accordance with the provisions of the Pesticides Regulations and anyconditions specified on the pesticide operators license applying to the use and possession ofthat particular registered pesticide.

5. General conditions relating to sale and supply of Strychnine Alkaloid(1) The sale or supply of Strychnine Alkaloid is subject to the restriction that it is to be sold orsupplied only

(a) to a person(i) who is an officer of the Department of Agriculture who is authorised in writing by the

chief executive officer to be sold or supplied Strychnine Alkaloid;(ii) who is authorised in writing by the Commissioner to be sold or supplied Strychnine

Alkaloid; or(iii) (not being an officer of the Department of Agriculture) who is authorised in writing by

the chief executive officer to be sold or supplied Strychnine Alkaloid;and

(b) by a person licensed under the Poisons Regulations to sell Strychnine Alkaloid by retail.(2) The sale or supply of Strychnine Alkaloid to a person referred to in subclause (1)(a)(i) or (ii) issubject to the conditions that

(a) the sale or supply is only for purposes of destroying prescribed pests; and(b) to the satisfaction of the chief executive officer or Commissioner, as the case requires, the

person has been given appropriate training.(3) The sale or supply of Strychnine Alkaloid to a person referred to in subclause (1)(a)(iii) is subjectto the conditions that

(a) the sale or supply is only for purposes of destroying prescribed pests, other than emus, on aproperty in any one or more of the districts specified in Schedule 1 as approved by the chiefexecutive officer; and

(b) to the satisfaction of the chief executive officer, the person has been given appropriatetraining.

6. General conditions relating to use and possession of Strychnine Alkaloid(1) The use or possession of Strychnine Alkaloid is subject to the restriction that it is to be used orpossessed only by a person

(a) who is an officer of the Department of Agriculture and authorised in writing by the chiefexecutive officer to use or possess Strychnine Alkaloid for the purpose of destroyingprescribed pests;

(b) who is authorised in writing by the Commissioner to use or possess Strychnine Alkaloid forthe purpose of destroying prescribed pests; or

(c) who, to the satisfaction of the chief executive officer, has been given appropriate training.(2) The use or possession of Strychnine Alkaloid by a person referred to in subclause (1)(a) is subjectto the conditions that that use or possession

(a) is only for purposes approved by the chief executive officer; and(b) complies with written procedures established by the Department of Agriculture and approved

by the Commissioner.(3) The use or possession of Strychnine Alkaloid by a person referred to in subclause (1)(b) is subjectto the conditions that that use or possession

(a) is only for purposes approved by the Commissioner; and(b) complies with written procedures established by the Department of Health.

(4) The use or possession of Strychnine Alkaloid by a person referred to in subclause (1)(c) is subjectto the conditions that that use or possession

(a) is only for the purposes of destroying prescribed pests, other than emus, on a property in anyone or more of the districts specified in Schedule 1 as approved by the chief executive officer;and

(b) complies with written instructions given to the person on the proper and safe use andpossession of Strychnine Alkaloid by an officer of the Department of Agriculture who isauthorised in writing by the chief executive officer to use or possess Strychnine Alkaloid.

(5) The possession of Strychnine Alkaloid is subject to the condition that it is not to be given to aperson who is not authorised to use or possess it under this clause.

7. Condition relating to use of Strychnine Alkaloid that is to be mixed and prepared beforeuse(1) This clause applies to Strychnine Alkaloid

(a) that is to be used for purposes approved(i) by the chief executive officer; or

(ii) by the Commissioner; and(b) that needs to be mixed and prepared before it is used.


(2) The use of Strychnine Alkaloid to which this clause applies is subject to the condition that,immediately before it is used, it is to be mixed and prepared

(a) if subclause (1)(a)(i) applies, by an officer of the Department of Agriculture or other personwho, to the satisfaction of the chief executive officer, has been given appropriate training; or

(b) if subclause (1)(a)(ii) applies, by a person authorised by the Commissioner to mix and prepareStrychnine Alkaloid.

8. Conditions relating to use of Strychnine Alkaloid on land(1) The use of Strychnine Alkaloid on any land is subject to the condition

(a) if it is to be used for purposes approved by the chief executive officerthat the use ofStrychnine Alkaloid on that land is to be authorised by the chief executive officer;or

(b) if it is to be used for purposes approved by the Commissionerthat the use of StrychnineAlkaloid on that land is to be authorised by the Commissioner.

(2) The use of Strychnine Alkaloid on any land (the subject land) is subject to the condition that,before it is used on the subject land, the person who proposes to use it is to give 72 hours prior noticein writing, or in a form approved by the Commissioner, to each occupier of land adjoining the subjectland of the period during which, and the place or places at which, Strychnine Alkaloid is proposed tobe used.

(3) The use of Strychnine Alkaloid on any land (the subject land) is subject to the condition that, forthe period during which Strychnine Alkaloid is used on the subject land and for 14 days after thatperiod, the person who uses Strychnine Alkaloid is to dispose of any animals that are found dead onthe subject land, or on any land adjoining that land, by, subject to subclause 4

(a) burying the bodies of the dead animals without first removing the skins; or(b) burning the bodies of the dead animals without first removing the skins and then burying the

remains.

(4) The bodies or the remains of the bodies after having been burnt shall be buried on the subject landat least 0.5 m below natural ground level in a dry site that is at least 10 m from any water course.

9. Disposal of Strychnine AlkaloidStrychnine Alkaloid shall be disposed of

(a) by being used in accordance with the approved label and the conditions specified in thisnotice; or

(b) if contained(i) on an unused or disused bait prepared in accordance with clause 7;

(ii) in a container that contains unused Strychnine Alkaloid, or(iii) in a container that contained Strychnine Alkaloid,

by burning the bait or the container, together with any contents contained therein, and burying theremains on the subject land at least 0.5 m below natural ground level in a dry site that is at least 10m from any water course.

(c) by any other method approved in writing by the Commissioner.

10. Annual report by chief executive officer(1) The chief executive officer shall, during the month of December in each year (other than December2004) and at such other times as the Commissioner may direct, report to the Commissioner on

(a) the general administration of the provisions of the notice that have application to theDepartment of Agriculture;

(b) the various authorisations issued by the chief executive officer under the notice, and(c) the effect that the authorisations issued by the chief executive officer under clauses 5(1)(a)(i)

and (iii); 6(1)(a) and (c) and 7(1)(a) of the notice have had on the control of prescribed pests.(2) The report required by subclause (1) shall provide details of

(a) the training courses approved as satisfying the level of appropriate training for the purposesof clause 3(2) of the notice;

(b) the numbers, titles and locations of officers holding authorisations under clause 3(3)(a);(c) the numbers and titles of local government employees holding authorisations under clause

3(3)(b) and the districts covered by those authorisations;(d) the numbers of authorisations issued under clause 5(1)(a)(i) and (iii) by

(i) the chief executive officer (him/herself);(ii) officers holding authorisations under clause 3(3)(a);

(iii) local government employees holding authorisations under clause 3(3)(b) and thedistricts covered by those authorisations; and

(iv) the total quantity of Strychnine Alkaloid sold or supplied under those authorisations;(e) the numbers of authorisations issued under clause 6(1)(a) and (c) by

(i) the chief executive officer (him/herself);(ii) officers holding authorisations under clause 3(3)(a);


(iii) local government employees holding authorisations under clause 3(3)(b) and thedistricts covered by those authorisations;

(iv) the total quantity of Strychnine Alkaloid authorised for use in each district and thequantity used for the purposes of destroying

A. prescribed pests other than emus, andB. emus; and

(v) the approximate quantity of Strychnine Alkaloid that was unused under authorisationsissued under clause 6(1)(a) and (c) and therefore disposed of in accordance with clause 9of the notice;

(f) the number of prescribed pests destroyed in each district;(g) the number of animals in each district, other than prescribed pests, suspected of being

destroyed through the authorised use of Strychnine Alkaloid; and(h) the details of any adverse incidents reported and their outcomes.

Schedule 1Those areas of the State covered by the local government districts of

PART 1 (Pastoral districts)Ashburton MeekatharraBroome MenziesCarnarvon Mt. MagnetCoolgardie MurchisonCue NgaanyatjarrakuDerby-West Kimberley Port HedlandDundas RoebourneEast Pilbara SandstoneExmouth Shark BayHalls Creek Upper GascoyneKalgoorlie-Boulder WilunaLaverton Wyndham-East KimberleyLeonora Yalgoo

PART 2 (Agricultural districts)Chapman Valley Mt. MarshallDalwallinu MukinbudinEsperance MullewaKondinin NorthamptonKoorda PerenjoriKulin RavensthorpeLake Grace WestoniaMorawa Yilgarn

Dr MARGARET STEVENS, delegate of the Commissioner of Health.

HERITAGEHR401*

HERITAGE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT 1990NOTICE OF ENTRY OF PLACES IN THE REGISTER OF HERITAGE PLACES

Notice is hereby given in accordance with Section 51(2) of the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990that, pursuant to directions from the Minister for Heritage, the places described in Schedule 1 havebeen entered in the Register of Heritage Places on a permanent basis with effect from today.

Schedule 1Description of Place

Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Walkaway at Lot 13 WalkawayNangetty Road, Walkaway; Ptnof Victoria Loc 1010 being the whole of the land contained in C/T V 240 F 7.Lance Holt School at 10 Henry Street, Fremantle; Lot 78 on DP 222428 being the whole of the landcontained in C/T V 425 F 55A and Lot 54 on D 69407 being the whole of the land contained in C/T V1729 F 397.St Brigids Group, Perth at John, Fitzgerald and Aberdeen Streets, North Perth; Lot 983 on DP187795 being the whole of the land contained in C/T V 2095 F 705. Lot 51 on D 64279 being the wholeof the land contained in C/T V 1760 F 653 and Ptn of Perth Town Lot Y144 being the whole of theland contained in C/T V 1726 F 426.St Pauls Anglican Church & Graveyard, Edwards Crossing at Speldhurst, Avon Location I,Beverley; Ptn of Avon Location I being the subject of Memorial Book 6 No. 1370.


St Werburghs Farm Buildings at St Werburghs Road, Mount Barker; That ptn of Plantagenet Loc20 being pt of the land comprised in C/T V 2134 F 912 as is defined in HCWA Survey No. 10996prepared by Warren King and Company & Midland Survey Services.Pursuant to directions from the Minister for Heritage, notice is hereby given in accordance withSection 49(1) of the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990 that it is proposed that the placesdescribed in Schedule 2 be entered in the Register of Heritage Places. The Heritage Council invitessubmissions on the proposal, which must be in writing & should be forwarded to the address belownot later than 4 January 2005. The places will be entered in the Register on an interim basis witheffect from today.


Cottesloe Beach Precinct at Cottesloe; That ptn of land on the western side of Marine ParadeCottesloe from Napier Street in the north extending southwards to Jarrad Street which is moreaccurately defined as Ptn of Res 13718 being pt of Lot 380 on DP 219613 & pt of the land contained inCLT V 3109 F 776, Res 6896 being Lot 383 on DP 219613 & being the whole of the land contained inCLT V 3109 F 779, Res 44617 being Lot 382 on DP 219613 & being the whole of the land contained inCLT V 3109 F 778, Res 46569 being Lot 381 on DP 219613 & being the whole of the land contained inCLT V 3109 F 777, Res 47618 being Lot 15530 on DP 41103 & being the whole of the land containedin CLT V 3134 F 363, Lot 322 on DP 166812 & being the whole of C/T V 1992 F 32, as defined inHCWA survey No. 16637 prepared by CadgraphicsWA.Holmesdale at Darlington Road, Darlington; Lot 24 on D 57606 & being the whole of the landcontained in C/T V 1561 F 256.P&O Building (fmr) at 56-60 William Street, Perth; Lots 5 & 6 on D 6874 being the whole of theland contained in C/T V 1797 F 789 together with the ptn coloured blue & marked R.O.W (Right ofWay) on D 6874 being pt of the land contained in C/T V 1682 F 974.NOTICE OF ADVICE REGARDING REGISTRATION OF CROWN PROPERTYIn accordance with the requirements of Section 47(5) of the Heritage of Western Australia Act, theHeritage Council hereby gives notice that it has advised the Minister for Heritage that the placeslisted in Schedule 3 should be entered in the Register of Heritage Places on an interim basis. TheHeritage Council hereby gives notice of the interim registration and invites submissions on thematter; which must be in writing and should be forwarded to the address below not later than 4January 2005. The places listed in Schedule 3 are vested in the Crown, or in a person on behalf of theCrown, in right of the State.


Cuddy Cuddy Changing Station, Howatharra at Lot 1157 North West Coastal Hwy,Howatharra; Ptn of Lot 30 on DP 28842 and being pt of the land contained in C/T V 2223 F 727. Ptnof unnumbered discontinued railway being UCL, together as is shown on HCWA Survey No. 15838prepared by HCWA.Guildford Road Bridge at Guildford Road, Guildford; That ptn of Bridge Street road Res, MainRoads Bridge No. 910 and the riverbed to high water mark as shown on HCWA Survey No. 14558prepared by Steffanoni Ewing & Cruickshank Pty Ltd.North Perth Primary School at Albert St, North Perth; Swan Loc 9622 being Res 20840 & beingthe whole of the land contained in CLT V 3047 F 634.

(sgd) IAN BAXTER, Director, Office of the Heritage Council of W.A.108 Adelaide Terrace East Perth WA 6004

23 November 2004.

PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTUREPI401*

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928ADVERTISEMENT OF APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

City of PerthTown Planning Scheme No. 7Amendment No. 2

Ref: 853/2/10/12 Pt 2It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure approved theCity of Perth Town Planning Scheme Amendment on 16 November 2004 for the purpose of

Reference AmendmentCl 1.3 1. Deleting Clause 1.3; and

2. After Clause 1.2 inserting1.3 The Scheme shall apply to the Scheme Area that comprises theland shown within the broken black line on the Scheme Map.



2. After Clause 1.5 inserting1.6 The Scheme comprises(a) this Scheme text which is divided into the following parts

(i) Part IPreliminary; and(ii) Part IIDevelopment; and

(b) the Scheme Map which consists of(i) a map showing the Scheme Area; and(ii) a map showing the existing land uses; and(iii) sketch plans of proposed development within the Scheme

Area.New Cl 1.7 1. Adding Clause 1.7 to the Scheme.

2. After Clause 1.6 inserting1.7 To the extent of any inconsistency between provisions of theScheme and the City of Perth City Planning Scheme, the provisions ofthe Scheme shall prevail.

Cl 2.2 (a) 1. Deleting Clause 2.2(a); and2. After Clause 2.1 inserting

2.2 (a) In this clauseFloor area of a building has the same meaning as given to thatexpression in the City of Perth City Planning Scheme;Permissible plot ratio means the plot ratio fixed by the City ofPerth City Planning Scheme for development within the SchemeArea.

Cl 2.2(b) Replacing gross total floor area with Floor area of a building in allinstances.

Cl 2.3(a) Replacing any Town Planning Scheme, by-law, order or regulation withthe City of Perth City Planning Scheme.

Cl 2.3(c) Replacing any Town Planning Scheme, by-law, order or regulation withthe City of Perth City Planning Scheme.

Dr P. R. NATTRASS, Lord Mayor.F. R. EDWARDS, Chief Executive Officer.

PI402*TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

ADVERTISEMENT OF APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTCity of Perth

Town Planning Scheme No. 13Amendment No. 2Ref: 853/2/10/18 Pt 2It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure approved theCity of Perth Town Planning Scheme Amendment on 16 November 2004 for the purpose of


2. After Clause 1.2 inserting1.3 The Scheme shall apply to the Scheme Area that comprises theland shown within the broken black line on the Scheme Map.

Cl 1.8(1) 1. Deleting the text of Clause 1.8(1) and replacing with1.8 (1) The reference in clause 47(1) of the City Planning Scheme to astandard or requirement of this Scheme shall be taken to include astandard or requirement of this Scheme;(2) In any provision which

(a) is contained within a town planning scheme that repeals andreplaces the City Planning Scheme; and

(b) empowers Council to approve a development which does notcomply with the standard or requirement of that town planningscheme


Reference Amendmentany reference to a standard or requirement of that townplanning scheme shall be taken to include a standard orrequirement of this Scheme.

Cl 1.8(2) 1. Deleting the text of Clause 1.8(2) and replacing with1.8 (3) The reference in clause 64(1)(d) of the City Planning Scheme toall standards laid down and all requirements prescribed by thisScheme shall be taken to include any standards laid down and anyrequirements prescribed by this Scheme.(4) In any provision which


(b) prohibits a person from erecting, altering or adding to a buildingor using or changing the use of any land or building orpermitting or suffering any land or building to be used or the useof any land or building to be changed for any purpose unless allthe standards laid down and all the requirements prescribed bythat town planning scheme or determined by the Council underthat town planning scheme have been and continue to becomplied withany reference to the standards laid down or standards prescribedby that town planning scheme shall be taken to include allstandards laid down and all requirements prescribed by thisScheme.'

Cl 1.9 (d) 1. Replacing the Fifth Schedule of with a register of places of culturalheritage significance referred to in,

2. Inserting a note at the end of PART 1PRELIMINARY to read Note:Clause 1.9(d) of this Scheme refers to Clause 32 of the City PlanningScheme.

Cl 2.5(1) Replacing an application for town planning approval shall be signed byevery owner of land comprising the Scheme Area. with ,but subject to theprovisions of sub clause (2) of this clause, an application for town planningapproval shall be signed by the owner of the lot the subject of theapplication.

Cl 2.5(2) 1. Replacing an owner of land within the Scheme area with the owner ofthe lot the subject of the application,

2. Inserting a note at the end of PART IIDEVELOPMENT to readNote: Lot has the same meaning as is given to it and for the samepurpose of the Town Planning and Development Act 1928 (asamended).





Reference AmendmentCl 1.4 1. Deleting clause 1.4;

2. After the heading Scheme area inserting 1.4 This Scheme applies tothe Scheme area.

3. Inserting a note at the end of Scheme area to read Note: The Schemearea is defined in the Schedule.

Cl 1.10 1. Deleting the text of Clause 1.10 and replacing with1.10 (1) The reference in clause 47(1) of the City Planning Scheme to astandard or requirement of this Scheme shall be taken to include astandard or requirement of this Scheme;


Reference Amendment(2) In any provision which

(a) is contained within a town planning scheme that repeals and replacesthe City Planning Scheme; and

(b) empowers Council to approve a development which does not complywith the standard or requirement of that town planning scheme

any reference to a standard or requirement of that townplanning scheme shall be taken to include a standard orrequirement of this Scheme.

Cl 1.11 1. Deleting the text of Clause 1.11 and replacing with1.10 (3) The reference in clause 64(1)(d) of the City Planning Scheme toall standards laid down and all requirements prescribed by thisScheme shall be taken to include any standards laid down and anyrequirements prescribed by this Scheme.(4) In any provision which

(a) is contained within a town planning scheme that repeals and replacesthe City Planning Scheme; and

(b) prohibits a person from erecting, altering or adding to a building orusing or changing the use of any land or building or permitting orsuffering any land or building to be used or the use of any land orbuilding to be changed for any purpose unless all the standards laiddown and all the requirements prescribed by that town planningscheme or determined by the Council under that town planning schemehave been and continue to be complied with

any reference to the standards laid down or standards prescribed by thattown planning scheme shall be taken to include all standards laid downand all requirements prescribed by this Scheme.'

Cl 2.1(b) Changing reference from Office Zone (Central Area) to City Centre Areain the St Georges Precinct (P6)

Cl 2.2 Note In Note 2 after Clause 2.21. Replacing Office Zone (Central Area) with City Centre Area in the

St Georges Precinct (P6); and2. Replacing Table No. 2 with the St Georges Precinct Use Group

Table in Schedule 3; and3. Replacing Part VII Division 4 with St Georges Precinct Plan .

3.2(a) and 3.2(b) In all instances replacing gross floor area of with floor area of a buildingfor.

Schedule 1. Deleting City Planning Scheme means the .. from time to time;2. Replacing with City Planning Scheme means the City of Perth City

Planning Scheme or any amendment thereof;Schedule In the definition of Council adding of Perth after City.Schedule 1. Deleting Scheme area means the Clause 1.4;

2. Replacing with Scheme area means the area shown and described inthe Scheme Map;

Schedule Cl 2. Replacing gross floor area with floor area of a building





Reference AmendmentCl 9.(3) 1. Deleting the text of Clause 9.(3) and replacing with

9.(3) The reference in clause 47(1) of the City Planning Scheme to astandard or requirement of this Scheme shall be taken to include astandard or requirement of this Scheme;




(b) empowers Council to approve a development which does notcomply with the standard or requirement of that town planningschemeany reference to a standard or requirement of that townplanning scheme shall be taken to include a standard orrequirement of this Scheme.

Cl 9.(4) 1. Deleting the text of Clause 9.(4) and replacing with9.(5) The reference in clause 64(1)(d) of the City Planning Scheme toall standards laid down and all requirements prescribed by thisScheme shall be taken to include any standards laid down and anyrequirements prescribed by this Scheme.(6) In any provision which



Cl 14(1) Replacing an application for town planning approval shall be signed byevery owner of land comprising the Scheme area. with but subject to theprovisions of sub clause (2) of this clause, an application for town planningapproval shall be signed by the owner of the lot the subject of theapplication.

Cl 14(2) Replacing an owner of land within the Scheme area with the owner of thelot the subject of the application.

Schedule 1 After intention appears:- insertingCity Planning Scheme means the City of Perth City Planning Scheme orany amendment thereof;

Schedule 1 Adding Lot has the same meaning as is given to it and for the samepurpose of the Town Planning and Development Act 1928 (as amended);





Reference AmendmentCl 8(1) Deleting the text of Clause 8(1) and replacing with This Scheme is

complementary to and is not a substitute for the City Planning Scheme.Cl 8(3) 1. Deleting the text of Clause 8(3) and replacing with

8(3) The reference in clause 47(1) of the City Planning Scheme to astandard or requirement of this Scheme shall be taken to include astandard or requirement of this Scheme;





Cl 8(4) 1. Deleting the text of Clause 8(4) and replacing with8(5) The reference in clause 64(1)(d) of the City Planning Scheme toall standards laid down and all requirements prescribed by thisScheme shall be taken to include any standards laid down and anyrequirements prescribed by this Scheme.(6) In any provision which



Cl 14(1) Replacing every owner of land comprising the Scheme area. with theowner of the lot the subject of the application.


Schedule 1 1. Deleting City Planning Scheme means .. Act 1928 (as amended);2. Replacing with City Planning Scheme means the City of Perth City

Planning Scheme or any amendment thereof;Schedule 1 Adding Lot has the same meaning as is given to it and for the same

purpose of the Town Planning and Development Act 1928 (as amended);


PI406*

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928ADVERTISEMENT OF APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT

City of PerthTown Planning Scheme No. 24Amendment No. 1

Ref: 853/2/10/32 Pt 1It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure approved theCity of Perth Town Planning Scheme Amendment on 16 November 2004 for the purpose of

Reference AmendmentCl 9(1) Deleting the text of Clause 9(1) and replacing with This Scheme is

complementary to and is not a substitute for the City Planning Scheme.Cl 9(3) 1. Deleting the text of Clause 9(3) and replacing with

9(3) The reference in clause 47(1) of the City Planning Scheme to astandard or requirement of this Scheme shall be taken to include astandard or requirement of this Scheme;





Cl 9(4) 1. Deleting the text of Clause 9(4) and replacing with9(5) The reference in clause 64(1)(d) of the City Planning Scheme toall standards laid down and all requirements prescribed by thisScheme shall be taken to include any standards laid down and anyrequirements prescribed by this Scheme.(6) In any provision which



Cl 13(1) Replacing every owner of land comprising the Scheme area. with theowner of the lot the subject of the application.


Schedule 1. Deleting City Planning Scheme means the .. Act 1928 (asamended);

2. Replacing with City Planning Scheme means the City of Perth CityPlanning Scheme or any amendment thereof;

Schedule 1 Adding Lot has the same meaning as is given to it and for the samepurpose of the Town Planning and Development Act 1928 (as amended);



ADVERTISEMENT OF APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTCity of Stirling

District Planning Scheme No. 2Amendment No. 461Ref: 853/2/20/34 Pt 461It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928 (as amended) that the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure approved theCity of Stirling Town Planning Scheme Amendment on 16 November 2004 for the purpose of

1. Amending Schedule 2B by insertingNo. Description of land Additional Use Conditions

Lot 157Walcott Street,Mount Lawley

Consulting Room 1. The Consulting Room beingrestricted to one practitioner.

2. Retention of the existing dwelling.3. The Consulting Room being

restricted to three days per week,between the hours of 9am and 5pm;and


No. Description of land Additional Use Conditions4. The rear car park shall be enclosed

with a security fence, which shall belocked after business hours.

2. Amending the Scheme Maps accordingly.D. C. VALLELONGA, Mayor.

L. DELAHAUNTY, Chief Executive Officer.

PI408*METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING SCHEME ACT 1959

NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF PLANNING CONTROL AREA NO. 52Lot 100 & Lot 101 Gay Street, Huntingdale

General DescriptionThe Minister for Planning and Infrastructure has granted approval to amend Planning Control AreaNo. 52. The Planning Control Area has previously been declared and amended for Bush Forever SiteNos. 125, 253, 295, 340, 413 and 465.This amendment includes the whole of Lot 100 & Lot 101 Gay Street, Huntingdale, as shown onWestern Australian Planning Commission Plan Number 3.1789.

Purpose of The Planning Control AreaThe purpose of this amended Planning Control Area is to protect land for its considerableconservation value. The Commission considers that the amended Planning Control Area is required toensure that no further development occurs on this land which might prejudice this purpose until itmay be reserved for the purpose of Parks and Recreation in the Metropolitan Region Scheme.

Duration and EffectsThe amended Planning Control Area has effect from the date of publication of this notice in theGovernment Gazette to 23 November 2009, or until revoked by the Western Australian PlanningCommission with the approval of the Minister.A person shall not commence and carry out development in a Planning Control Area without the priorapproval of the Western Australian Planning Commission. The penalty for failure to comply with thisrequirement is $2,000, and in the case of a continuing offence, a further fine of $200 for each dayduring which the offence continues.Compensation is payable in respect of land injuriously affected by this declaration, and land soaffected may be acquired by the Western Australian Planning Commission in the same circumstancesand in the same manner as if the land had been reserved in the Metropolitan Region Scheme for apublic purpose.

Where the Amended Planning Control Area is available for public inspection• Department for Planning and Infrastructure

1st floor, Albert Facey House469-489 Wellington StreetPERTH WA

• Municipal office of the City of Gosnells2120 Albany HighwayGOSNELLS WA

• JS Battye LibraryAlexander Library BuildingNORTHBRIDGE WA

I. PATTERSON, Secretary,Western Australian Planning Commission.

WATERWA401*

WATER SERVICES LICENSING ACT 1995Section 31 (5)

AMENDMENT OF LICENCENotice is given that the following operating licences have been amended

Licensee: Shire of CoolgardieClassification: Operating Licence, Non Potable Water Supply and Sewerage ServicesAmendment : Substitution of a new licence for existing licence with the term of

licence valid up to and including 29 April 2021


Area Covered: Coolgardie Operating Area (Sewerage and Non Potable WaterServices) Plan No. OWR-OA-080B

Licensee: Shire of DalwallinuClassification: Operating Licence, Sewerage Services and Non Potable Water SupplyAmendment : Substitution of a new licence for existing licence with the term of

licence valid up to and including 29 April 2021Area Covered: Dalwallinu Operating Area (Sewerage and Non Potable Water

Services) Plan No. OWR-OA-029B

Licensee: Shire of East PilbaraClassification: Operating Licence, Non Potable Water Supply and Sewerage ServicesAmendment : Substitution of a new licence for existing licence with the term of

licence valid up to and including 29 April 2021Area Covered: East Pilbara Operating Area (Sewerage Services) Plan No.

OWR-OA-201(A)

Licensee: Shire of GoomallingClassification: Operating Licence, Sewerage Services and Non Potable Water SupplyAmendment : Substitution of a new licence for existing licence with the term of

licence valid up to and including 29 April 2021Area Covered: Goomalling Operating Area (Sewerage and Non Potable Water

Services) Plan No. OWR-OA-032B

Licensee: Shire of Lake GraceClassification: Operating Licence, Non Potable Water Supply and Sewerage ServicesAmendment : Substitution of a new licence for existing licence with the term of

licence valid up to and including 29 April 2021Area Covered: Lake Grace Operating Area (Sewerage and Non Potable Water

Services) Plan No. OWR-OA-037(B)

Licensee: Shire of NorthamptonClassification: Operating Licence, Non Potable Water SupplyAmendment : Substitution of a new licence for existing licence with the term of

licence valid up to and including 19 November 2011Area Covered: Gregory Operating Area ( Non Potable Water Services) Plan No.

OWR-OA-146B

Licensee: Shire of WickepinClassification: Operating Licence, Non Potable Water Supply and Sewerage ServicesAmendment : Substitution of a new licence for existing licence with the term of

licence valid up to and including 29 April 2021Area Covered: Wickepin Operating Area (Sewerage and Non Potable Water Supply

Services) Plan No. OWR-OA-041(B)Inspection of Licences: Economic Regulation Authority

6th Floor197 St Georges TerracePerth WA 6000

LYNDON G. ROWE, Chairman.

WA402*WATER SERVICES LICENSING ACT 1995

Section 31 (5)AMENDMENT OF LICENCE

Notice is given that the following operating licence has been amendedLicensee: Water CorporationClassification: Operating Licence, Water Supply, Sewerage, Irrigation and Drainage

ServicesTerm of Licence: Up to and including 28 June 2021Amendment: Amendment has been made to the following operating area

• Great Southern Towns Potable Water Supply ServicesOWR-OA-120 (F)

Inspection of Licence: Economic Regulation Authority6th floor197 St Georges TerracePerth WA 6000

LYNDON G. ROWE, Chairman.


WORKSAFEWS401*

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT 1984OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH (CODE OF PRACTICE) NOTICE

Published under section 57(4) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984.

Citation1. This notice may be cited as the Occupational Safety and Health (Code of Practice)Notice (No. 4) 2004.

2. Approval of code of practiceNotice is hereby given that I, the undersigned Minister for Consumer and Employment Protection,being the Minister charged with administration of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984,acting in exercise of the power conferred upon me by section 57(1) of the said Act, on the 10 November2004 approve the Code of Practice Tilt-up and Precast Concrete Construction 2004 as a code ofpractice in accordance with section 57 of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984.Note: A copy of the code of practice referred to in this notice is available for inspection (withoutcharge) at the WorkSafe Library, 5th floor, 1260 Hay Street, West Perth or SafetyLine on the Internetinformation service [www.safetyline.wa.gov.au]. The Code of Practice can be purchased from theWorkSafe Division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, 1260 Hay Street,West Perth [Tel: (08) 9327 8775].

Hon JOHN KOBELKE MLA, Minister for Consumerand Employment Protection.

PUBLIC NOTICESZZ201

TRUSTEES ACT 1962DECEASED ESTATES

Notice to Creditors and ClaimantsAny creditors having claims on the Estate of the late Nazareno Aquilina of 2 Sacramento Avenue,Beechboro, deceased 22 July 2004, are required to send particulars of their claims to T. Thompson,Executor, at 4 Silver Place, Morley, WA, 6062, by 24 December 2004, after which date the Executormay distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which they then have notice

ZZ202TRUSTEES ACT 1962DECEASED ESTATES

Notice to Creditors and ClaimantsThelma Maureen Strauss (also known as Thelma Maureen Strickland) late of 19 Langsford Street,Claremont, Western Australia deceased. Creditors and other persons having claims (to which Section63 of the Trustees Act relates) in respect to the estate of the deceased who died on the 13 January2003 are required by the Executor and Trustee Pamela Anne Robinson of 98 Forrest Street, SouthPerth to send particulars of their claims to them by no later than 24 December 2004 after which datethe Executor may distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which she has notice.


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