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PERTH, FRIDAY, 29 SEPTEMBER 2000 No. 204PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY JOHN A. STRIJK, GOVERNMENT PRINTER AT 3.30 PM

WESTERNAUSTRALIANGOVERNMENT

CONTENTS

PART 1Page

Coal Industry Superannuation Act 1989—Coal Industry Superannuation ActAmendment Order 2000 ................................................................................................ 5535-6

Government Railways Act 1904—Government Railways Amendment By-laws 2000 ... 5550Liquor Licensing Act 1988—Liquor Licensing Amendment Regulations (No. 3) 2000 .. 5549Plant Diseases Act 1914—Plant Diseases Amendment Regulations (No. 6) 2000 ......... 5533-5Physiotherapists Act 1950—Physiotherapists Amendment Regulations 2000 .............. 5536Police Act 1892—Police Districts Notice 2000 ................................................................. 5538-48Proclamation—Liquor Licensing Amendment (Petrol Stations and Lodgers’

Registers) Act 2000 ........................................................................................................ 5533Strata Titles Act 1985—Strata Titles General Amendment Regulations (No. 4) 2000 . 5537Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984—

Country Areas Water Supply Amendment By-laws (No. 4) 2000 ............................ 5550-1Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Amendment By-laws (No. 4)

2000 .......................................................................................................................... 5551

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PART 2

Fisheries ............................................................................................................................ 5552Justice ................................................................................................................................ 5552-3Local Government ............................................................................................................. 5553-8Mining ................................................................................................................................ 5558-9Planning ............................................................................................................................. 5560-1Police .................................................................................................................................. 5561Public Notices—Deceased Persons ................................................................................... 5564-5Racing, Gaming and Liquor .............................................................................................. 5562State Supply Commission ................................................................................................. 5562-3Water ................................................................................................................................. 5563WorkCover ......................................................................................................................... 5564

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— PART 1 —

PROCLAMATIONS

AA101*

LIQUOR LICENSING AMENDMENT (PETROL STATIONS ANDLODGERS’ REGISTERS) ACT 2000

23 of 2000PROCLAMATION

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.

I, the Governor, acting under section 2 of the Liquor Licensing Amendment (PetrolStations and Lodgers’ Registers) Act 2000, and with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, fix the day after the day on which this proclamation is publishedin the Government Gazette as the day on which that Act comes into operation.Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the State on 19 September 2000.By Command of the Governor,

N. F. MOORE, Minister for Racing and Gaming.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN !

AGRICULTURE

AG301*

Plant Diseases Act 1914

Plant Diseases Amendment Regulations(No. 6) 2000

Made by the Governor in Executive Council.

1. Citation

These regulations may be cited as the Plant DiseasesAmendment Regulations (No. 6) 2000.

2. The regulations amended

The amendments in these regulations are to the Plant DiseasesRegulations 1989*.

[* Reprinted as at 17 March 2000.For amendments to 7 September 2000 see Gazette 20 and 30June, and 11 August 2000.]

5534 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [29 September 2000

3. Schedule 1 amended

(1) Schedule 1 Part A is amended as follows:

(a) in column 2 of the item relating to Berries by deleting“, 56”;

(b) in column 3 of the item relating to Berries by deleting“, 56”;

(c) in column 2 of the item relating to Cotoneaster spp. bydeleting “, 56”;

(d) in column 3 of the item relating to Cotoneaster spp. bydeleting “, 56”;

(e) in column 2 of the item relating to Crataegus spp.(Hawthorn) by deleting “, 56”;

(f) in column 3 of the item relating to Crataegus spp.(Hawthorn) by deleting “, 56”;

(g) in column 2 of the item relating to Cydonia spp.(Quince) by deleting “, 56”;

(h) in column 3 of the item relating to Cydonia spp.(Quince) by deleting “, 56”;

(i) in column 2 of the item relating to Eribobotrya spp.(Loquat) by deleting “, 56”;

(j) in column 3 of the item relating to Eribobotrya spp.(Loquat) by deleting “, 56”;

(k) in column 2 of the item relating to Mespilus spp.(Medlar) by deleting “, 56”;

(l) in column 3 of the item relating to Mespilus spp.(Medlar) by deleting “, 56”;

(m) in column 2 of the item relating to Prunus salicina bydeleting “, 56”;

(n) in column 3 of the item relating to Prunus salicina bydeleting “, 56”;

(o) in column 2 of the item relating to Pyracantha spp.(Firethorn) by deleting “, 56”;

(p) in column 3 of the item relating to Pyracantha spp.(Firethorn) by deleting “, 56”;

(q) in column 2 of the item relating to Pyrus spp. (Pear) bydeleting “, 56”;

(r) in column 3 of the item relating to Pyrus spp. (Pear) bydeleting “, 56”;

(s) in column 2 of the item relating to Sorbus spp.(Mountain ash) by deleting “, 56”;

(t) in column 3 of the item relating to Sorbus spp.(Mountain ash) by deleting “, 56”;

(u) in column 2 of the item relating to Stransvaesia spp. bydeleting “, 56”;

(v) in column 3 of the item relating to Stransvaesia spp. bydeleting “, 56”.


(2) Schedule 1 Part A is amended as follows:

(a) in column 5 of the item relating to Berries by deleting“, 57”;

(b) in column 5 of the item relating to Cotoneaster spp. bydeleting “, 57”;

(c) in column 5 of the item relating to Crataegus spp.(Hawthorn) by deleting “, 57”;

(d) in column 5 of the item relating to Eribobotrya spp.(Loquat) by deleting “, 57”;

(e) in column 5 of the item relating to Mespilus spp.(Medlar) by deleting “, 57”;

(f) in column 5 of the item relating to Pyracantha spp.(Firethorn) by deleting “, 57”;

(g) in column 5 of the item relating to Sorbus spp.(Mountain ash) by deleting “, 57”;

(h) in column 5 of the item relating to Stransvaesia spp. bydeleting “, 57”.

(3) Schedule 1 Part B is amended by deleting conditions 56 and 57.

By Command of the Governor,

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

COAL INDUSTRY SUPERANNUATION BOARD

CO301*

Coal Industry Superannuation Act 1989

Coal Industry Superannuation Act AmendmentOrder 2000


1. Citation

This order may be cited as the Coal Industry SuperannuationAct Amendment Order 2000.


Schedule 1 to the Coal Industry Superannuation Act 1989* isamended by inserting after “Griffin Coal Mining PtyLimited” —

“ Chamber of Commerce and Industry ”.


[* Act No. 28 of 1989.For subsequent amendments see 1999 Index to Legislation ofWestern Australia, Table 1, p. 39.]



HEALTH

HE301*

Physiotherapists Act 1950

Physiotherapists Amendment Regulations 2000


1. Citation

These regulations may be cited as the PhysiotherapistsAmendment Regulations 2000.


Schedule 1 to the Physiotherapists Regulations 1951* isamended as follows:

(a) by deleting the headings “United Kingdom” and “HongKong”;

(b) by deleting items 14, 14A, 15 and 16;

(c) under the heading “South Africa” by inserting afteritem 36 —

“36A. Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy)

of the University of the WesternCape.

”.

[* Published in Gazette 7 September 1951, pp. 2422-8.For amendments to 6 September 2000 see 1999 Index toLegislation of Western Australia, Table 4, pp. 208-9.]




LAND ADMINISTRATION

LA301*

Strata Titles Act 1985

Strata Titles General Amendment Regulations(No. 4) 2000


1. Citation

These regulations may be cited as the Strata Titles GeneralAmendment Regulations (No. 4) 2000.

2. Commencement

These regulations come into operation on the day after the day onwhich they are published in the Gazette.

3. The regulations amended

The amendments in these regulations are to the Strata TitlesGeneral Regulations 1996*.

[* Reprinted as at 21 July 2000.]


After item 4 of Schedule 1 the following items are inserted —

“

5. A fee payable under item 4 to the strata company isincreased by 10%, if the company is required to remit GSTfor the provision of the service for which the fee is payable.

6. In item 5 —

“GST” has the meaning given in section 195-1 of the A NewTax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 of theCommonwealth.

”.




POLICE

PE301*

Police Act 1892

Police Districts Notice 2000

Made by the Governor in Executive Council under section 39.

1. Citation

This notice may be cited as the Police Districts Notice 2000.

2. Interpretation

In this notice —

“local government district” means a district under the LocalGovernment Act 1995.

3. Police Districts established

(1) The Police Districts defined in Schedule 1 are established forthe purposes of the Act.

(2) For information a plan showing the approximate boundaries ofthe Police Districts defined in Part 1 of Schedule 1 is set out inSchedule 2.

(3) For information a plan showing the approximate boundaries ofthe Police Districts defined in Part 2 of Schedule 1 is set out inSchedule 3.

4. Revocation

The Police Districts Notice 1998 is revoked.

Schedule 1 — Police Districts[cl. 3(1)]

Part 1 — Country Police Districts

District Definition

Goldfields-Esperance

The area consisting of the local government districts ofCoolgardie, Dundas, Esperance, Kalgoorlie-Boulder,Laverton, Leonora, Menzies, Ngaanyatjarraku, Ravensthorpeand Yilgarn, and all islands adjacent to those districts.


District Definition

GreatSouthern

The area consisting of —

• the local government districts of Albany, Beverley,Brookton, Broomehill, Corrigin, Cranbrook, Cuballing,Denmark, Dumbleyung, Gnowangerup, Jerramungup,Katanning, Kent, Kojonup, Kondinin, Kulin, Lake Grace,Narembeen, Narrogin Town, Narrogin Shire,Plantagenet, Tambellup, Wagin, Wandering, WestArthur, Wickepin, Williams and Woodanilling, and allislands adjacent to those districts; and

• the localities of Walpole, Walpole West and NorthWalpole in the Manjimup local government district, andall islands adjacent to those localities.

Kimberley The area consisting of the local government districts ofBroome, Derby-West Kimberley, Halls Creek andWyndham-East Kimberley, and all islands adjacent to thosedistricts.

Mid West-Gascoyne

The area consisting of all the land bounded by a line from apoint on the seashore where the southern boundary ofCardabia pastoral lease meets the seashore and extending —

• east and south along that boundary to its intersection withthe northern boundary of Mia Mia pastoral lease;

• then west, north and west along that boundary to itsintersection with the western boundary of Winningpastoral lease;

• then north along that boundary to its intersection with thesouthern boundary of Marrilla pastoral lease;

• then east along that boundary to its intersection with theeastern boundary of Carnarvon local government district;

• then generally southerly and easterly along that boundaryto its intersection with the northern boundary of UpperGascoyne local government district;

• then generally easterly along that boundary to itsintersection with the western boundary of Meekatharralocal government district;

• then south, east and south along that boundary to itsintersection with the most southern boundary of MtVernon pastoral lease;

• then generally easterly and south-easterly along thatboundary to its intersection with the western boundary ofTangadee pastoral lease;

• then south along that boundary to its intersection with theeastern boundary of Mulgul pastoral lease;

• then south, east and south along that boundary to itsintersection with the northern boundary of MingahSprings pastoral lease;

• then easterly and southerly along that boundary to itsintersection with the northern boundary of an unnamedarea;

• then east along that boundary to its intersection with thenorthern boundary of Three Rivers pastoral lease;


District Definition

• then east along that boundary to its intersection with thenorthern boundary of Marymia pastoral lease;

• then east, north and east along that boundary to itsintersection with the eastern boundary of Meekatharralocal government district;

• then generally north-easterly along that boundary to itsintersection with the northern boundary of Wiluna localgovernment district;

• then east, north and east along that boundary to thewestern boundary of Ngaanyatjarraku local governmentdistrict;

• then south along that boundary to the northern boundaryof Laverton local government district;

• then generally west and southerly along that boundary tothe northern boundary of Leonora local governmentdistrict;

• then west along that boundary to the eastern boundary ofSandstone local government district;

• then generally southerly and south-westerly along thatboundary to its intersection with the northern boundaryof Mt Marshall local government district;

• then generally westerly and south-westerly along thatboundary to its intersection with the northern boundaryof Dalwallinu local government district;

• then generally westerly, southerly and westerly along thatboundary to its intersection with the eastern boundary ofCoorow local government district;

• then generally southerly and westerly along thatboundary to its intersection with the seashore;

• then generally northerly along the seashore to the startingpoint,

and all islands adjacent to that land.

Peel The area consisting of the local government districts ofBoddington, Mandurah, Murray, Serpentine-Jarrahdale andWaroona, and all islands adjacent to those districts.

Pilbara The area consisting of all the land bounded by a line startingfrom a point on the seashore where the northern boundary ofEast Pilbara local government district meets the seashore andextending —

• generally easterly, southerly and easterly along thatboundary to its intersection with the Western Australia /Northern Territory Border;

• then south along that border to the intersection of thenorthern boundary of Ngaanyatjarraku local governmentdistrict;

• then west along that boundary to its intersection with thenorthern boundary of Wiluna local government district;

• then west, south and west along that boundary to itsintersection with the eastern boundary of the Meekatharralocal government district;


District Definition

• then generally south-westerly along that boundary to itsintersection with the northern boundary of Marymiapastoral lease;

• then west, south and west along that boundary to itsintersection with the northern boundary of Three Riverspastoral lease;

• then west along that boundary to its intersection with thenorthern boundary of an unnamed area;

• then west along that boundary to its intersection with theeastern boundary of Mingah Springs pastoral lease;

• then north and westerly along that boundary to itsintersection with the eastern boundary of Mulgul pastorallease;

• then north, west and north along that boundary to itsintersection with the western boundary of Tangadeepastoral lease;

• then north along that boundary to its intersection with thesouthern boundary of Mt Vernon pastoral lease;

• then generally north-westerly and westerly along thatboundary to its intersection with the eastern boundary ofUpper Gascoyne local government district;

• then generally westerly along that boundary to theeastern boundary of Carnarvon local government district;

• then generally north-westerly, westerly and northerlyalong that boundary to the southern boundary of Marrillapastoral lease;

• then west along that boundary to its intersection with thewestern boundary of Winning pastoral lease;

• then south along that boundary to its intersection with thenorthern boundary of Mia Mia pastoral lease;

• then west, south and west along that boundary to itsintersection with the eastern boundary of Warroorapastoral lease;

• then generally northerly and west along that boundary toits intersection with the seashore;

• then generally northerly and north-easterly along theseashore to the starting point,


South West The area consisting of —

• the local government districts of Augusta-MargaretRiver, Boyup Brook, Bridgetown-Greenbushes, Bunbury,Busselton, Capel, Collie, Dardanup,Donnybrook-Ballingup, Harvey and Nannup; and

• the local government district of Manjimup, excluding thelocalities of Walpole, Walpole West and North Walpole,

and all islands adjacent to those districts.

Wheatbelt The area consisting of the local government districts of BruceRock, Chittering, Cunderdin, Dalwalinu, Dandaragan,Dowerin, Gingin, Goomalling, Kellerberrin, Koorda,


District DefinitionMerredin, Moora, Mt Marshall, Mukinbudin, Northam Town,Northam Shire, Nungarin, Quairading, Tamin, Toodyay,Trayning, Victoria Plains, Westonia, Wongan-Balidu,Wyalkatchem and York, and all islands adjacent to thosedistricts.

Part 2 — Metropolitan Police Districts

District Definition

Cannington The area consisting of all the land bounded by a line startingfrom a point on the left bank of the Swan River where theeastern boundary of Ascot locality intersects the river andextending —

• south-easterly along that boundary to its intersection withthe eastern boundary of Redcliffe locality;

• then south-easterly along that boundary to its intersectionwith Perth Airport locality;

• then generally north-easterly, south-easterly andsouth-westerly along that boundary to its intersection withthe north-eastern boundary of Kewdale locality;

• then south-easterly along that boundary to its intersectionwith the western boundary of Wattle Grove locality;

• then south-westerly and south along that boundary to itsintersection with the north-eastern boundary of Kenwick;

• then generally south-easterly, north-easterly andsouth-easterly along that boundary to its intersection withthe western boundary of Orange Grove locality;

• then generally north-easterly and south-easterly along thatboundary to its intersection with the northern boundary ofMartin locality;

• then generally easterly and southerly along that boundaryto its intersection with the northern boundary of Armadalelocal government district;

• then generally easterly, southerly, south-westerly andwesterly along that boundary to its intersection with thenorthern boundary of Serpentine-Jarrahdale localgovernment district;

• then generally westerly, south-westerly, westerly, northerlyand westerly along that boundary to its intersection withthe western boundary of Forrestdale locality;

• then north and north-easterly along that boundary to itsintersection with the southern boundary of Canning Valelocality;

• then generally north-westerly and north-easterly along thatboundary to its intersection with the western boundary ofParkwood locality;

• then north along that boundary to its intersection with thesouthern boundary of Riverton locality;

• then east and north along that boundary to the left bank ofCanning River and onwards to the centre of said river;


District Definition

• then generally north-westerly, south-westerly and northerlyalong the centre of the Canning River to the centre ofCanning Bridge;

• then north east along the centre of Canning Bridge to theright bank of the Canning River;

• then generally northerly and easterly along the right bankof the Canning River and the left bank of the Swan Riverto the starting point.

Fremantle The area consisting of all the land bounded by a line startingfrom a point on the seashore where the northern boundary ofNorth Fremantle locality intersects the seashore andextending —

• generally easterly and south-easterly along that boundaryto its intersection with the right bank of the Swan Riverand onwards across the river to the left bank of said river;

• then generally north-easterly, easterly and south-easterlyalong the left bank of the Swan River and Canning Riverto the centre of Canning Bridge;

• then north-easterly along the centre of Canning Bridge tothe centre of the Canning River;

• then generally southerly, north-easterly and south-easterlyalong the centre of the Canning River to a point adjacent tothe eastern boundary of Riverton locality;

• then south to eastern boundary of Riverton locality andonwards along that boundary to its intersection withParkwood locality;

• then west along that boundary to its intersection with theeastern boundary of Willetton locality;

• then south along that boundary to its intersection with thenorthern boundary of Canning Vale locality;

• then generally south-westerly and south-easterly along thatboundary to its intersection with Cockburn localgovernment district;

• then south-westerly and southerly along that boundary toits intersection with the eastern boundary of Kwinana localgovernment district;

• then generally southerly along that boundary to itsintersection with the eastern boundary of the Rockinghamlocal government district;

• then generally southerly and westerly along that boundaryto its intersection with the seashore;


and all islands adjacent to that land, including Rottnest Island.

Joondalup The area consisting of all the land bounded by a line startingfrom a point on the seashore where the northern boundary ofWanneroo local government district intersects the seashore andextending —• generally easterly and southerly along that boundary to its

intersection with the northern boundary of Cullacabardeelocality;


District Definition

• then east along that boundary to its intersection with thewestern boundary of Whiteman locality;

• then generally southerly along that boundary to itsintersection with the southern boundary of Ballajuralocality;

• then west, north and west along that boundary to itsintersection with the eastern boundary of Koondoolalocality;

• then south along that boundary to its intersection with thenorthern boundary of Mirrabooka locality;

• then generally westerly along that boundary and thenorthern boundary of Balga locality to its intersection withthe eastern boundary of Hamersley locality;

• then southerly along that boundary to its intersection withthe northern boundary of Balcatta locality;

• then generally westerly along that boundary to itsintersection with the eastern boundary of Carine locality;

• then southerly along that boundary to its intersection withthe northern boundary of Gwelup locality;

• then generally westerly along that boundary and thenorthern boundaries of Karrinyup and North Beachlocalities to the intersection of said boundaries with theseashore;

• then generally north-westerly along the seashore to thestarting point,


Midland The area consisting of all the land bounded by a line startingfrom a point where the northern and western boundaries ofSwan local government district meet and extending —

• generally easterly and southerly along the northernboundary to its intersection with the northern boundary ofMundaring local government district;

• then generally easterly, southerly and westerly along thatboundary to its intersection with the eastern boundary ofKalamunda local government district;

• then south and generally westerly and north westerly alongthat boundary to its intersection with the eastern boundaryof Welshpool locality;

• then northerly along that boundary to its intersection withthe eastern boundary of Kewdale locality;

• then north-easterly and north-westerly along that boundaryto its intersection with the eastern boundary of PerthAirport locality;

• then generally north-easterly and north-westerly along thatboundary to its intersection with the eastern boundary ofRedcliffe locality;

• then north-westerly along that boundary and the easternboundary of Ascot locality to the intersection of saidboundaries with the left bank of the Swan River;


District Definition

• then onwards across the river to the right bank of the SwanRiver;

• then generally south-westerly and north-westerly along theright bank of said river to the western boundary ofBassendean local government district;

• then generally north westerly and northerly along thatboundary to its intersection with the western boundary ofSwan local government district;

• then north and west along that boundary to its intersectionwith the eastern boundary of Noranda locality;

• then northerly along that boundary to its intersection withthe eastern boundary of Malaga locality;

• then north along that boundary to its intersection with thewestern boundary of Whiteman locality;

• then generally northerly along that boundary to itsintersection with the northern boundary of Cullacarbardeelocality;

• then west along that boundary to its intersection with thewestern boundary of Swan local government district;

• then generally northerly along that boundary to the startingpoint.

Mirrabooka The area consisting of all the land bounded by a line startingfrom a point on the seashore where the northern boundary ofNorth Beach locality intersects the seashore and extending —

• generally easterly along that boundary and the northernboundaries of Karrinyup and Gwelup localities to theintersection of said boundaries with eastern boundary ofCarine locality;

• then northerly along that boundary to its intersection withthe northern boundary of Balcatta locality;

• then generally easterly along that boundary to itsintersection with the eastern boundary of Hamersleylocality;

• then northerly along that boundary to its intersection withthe northern boundary of Balga locality;

• then generally easterly along that boundary and thenorthern boundary of Mirrabooka locality to theintersection of said boundaries with the eastern boundaryof Koondoola locality;

• then north along that boundary to its intersection with thesouthern boundary of Ballajura locality;

• then east, south and east along that boundary to itsintersection with the western boundary of Beechborolocality;

• then generally southerly along that boundary to itsintersection with the northern boundary of Bayswater localgovernment district;

• then easterly and generally southerly along that boundaryto its intersection with the right bank of the Swan River;


District Definition

• then generally westerly and southerly along the right bankof the Swan River to its intersection with the southernboundary of Mt Lawley locality;

• then generally north-westerly along that boundary to itsintersection with the southern boundary of North Perthlocality;

• then westerly and northerly along that boundary to itsintersection with the southern boundary of Mt Hawthornlocality;

• then generally westerly and north-westerly along thatboundary to its intersection with the southern boundary ofGlendalough locality;

• then generally westerly and northerly along that boundaryto its intersection with the southern boundary of OsbornePark locality;

• then generally north-westerly along that boundary to itsintersection with the southern boundary of Woodlandslocality;

• then generally westerly and northerly along that boundaryto its intersection with the southern boundary ofDoubleview locality;

• then generally westerly along that boundary and thesouthern boundary of Scarborough locality to theintersection of said boundaries with the seashore;


and all islands adjacent to that land

Perth The area consisting of all the land bounded by a line startingfrom a point on the seashore where the southern boundary ofScarborough locality intersects the seashore and extending —

• generally easterly along that boundary and the southernboundary of Doubleview locality to the intersection of saidboundaries with the western boundary of Woodlandslocality;

• then generally southerly and easterly along that boundaryto its intersection with the southern boundary of OsbornePark locality;

• then generally south-easterly along that boundary to itsintersection with the western boundary of Glendaloughlocality;

• then generally southerly and easterly along that boundaryto its intersection with the western boundary ofMt Hawthorn locality;

• then south-easterly and easterly along that boundary to itsintersection with the western boundary of North Perthlocality;

• then southerly and easterly along that boundary to itsintersection with the southern boundary of Mt Lawleylocality;

• then generally south-easterly along that boundary to itsintersection with the right bank of the Swan River;


District Definition

• then generally south-westerly along the right bank of theSwan River to its intersection with the northern boundaryof North Fremantle locality;

• then generally north-westerly and westerly along thatboundary to its intersection with the seashore;



Schedule 2 — Country Police Districts[cl.3(2)]

WESTERN AUSTRALIA POLICE SERVICE

COUNTRY POLICE DISTRICTS

PEEL

SOUTH WESTGREAT SOUTHERN

GOLDFIELDS-ESPERANCE

MID WEST-GASCOYNE

PILBARA

KIMBERLEY

WHEATBELT


Schedule 3 — Metropolitan Police Districts[cl. 3(3)]

WESTERN AUSTRALIA POLICE SERVICE

METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICTS

MIDLAND

JOONDALUP

MIRRABOOKA

PERTH

CANNINGTONFREMANTLE




RACING, GAMING AND LIQUOR

RA301*

Liquor Licensing Act 1988

Liquor Licensing AmendmentRegulations (No. 3) 2000


1. Citation

These regulations may be cited as the Liquor LicensingAmendment Regulations (No. 3) 2000.

2. Commencement

These regulations come into operation on the day on which theLiquor Licensing Amendment (Petrol Stations and Lodgers’Registers) Act 2000 comes into operation.

3. Regulation 9AA inserted

After regulation 9 of the Liquor Licensing Regulations 1989*the following regulation is inserted —

“

9AA. Prescribed distance outside country townsites(s. 36A)

For the purpose of section 36A(2)(b) of the Act adistance of 25 kilometres is prescribed.

”.

[* Reprinted as at 7 January 2000.For amendments to 21 August 2000 see Gazette 12 May and28 July 2000.]




RAILWAYS

RB301*

Government Railways Act 1904

Government Railways Amendment By-laws2000

Made by The Western Australian Government Railways Commissionunder section 23 of the Act and approved by the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.

1. Citation

These by-laws may be cited as the Government RailwaysAmendment By-laws 2000.

2. By-law 54 (The Book of Rules) repealed

By-law 54 (also known as “The Book of Rules”) of theGovernment Railways By-laws* is repealed.

The Common Seal of TheWestern Australian GovernmentRailways Commission wasaffixed in the presence of —

G. W. JAMES, A/Commissioner

H. R. SMITH, A/Secretary

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[L.S.]

Approved by the Governor,


WATER

WA301*

Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984

Country Areas Water Supply AmendmentBy-laws (No. 4) 2000

Made by the Minister under section 34(1) of the Act.

1. Citation

These by-laws may be cited as the Country Areas Water SupplyAmendment By-laws (No. 4) 2000.



Schedule 2 to the Country Areas Water Supply By-laws 1957* isamended in item 10 by deleting “95.70” and inserting instead —

“ 87.00 ”.

[* Reprinted as at 1 May 1968.For amendments to 19 September 2000 see 1999 Index toLegislation of Western Australia, Table 4, p. 307-13, andGazette 14 April, and 16 and 29 June 2000.]

KIM HAMES, Minister for Water Resources.

WA302*

Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984

Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage andDrainage Amendment By-laws (No. 4) 2000

Made by the Minister under section 34(1) of the Act.

1. Citation

These by-laws may be cited as the Metropolitan Water Supply,Sewerage and Drainage Amendment By-laws (No. 4) 2000.

2. Schedule C amended

Schedule C to the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage andDrainage By-laws 1981* is amended in item 6 by deleting“95.70” and inserting instead —

“ 87.00 ”.

[* Reprinted as at 5 May 2000.For amendments to 19 September 2000 see Gazette 16 and 29June and 1 September 2000.]

KIM HAMES, Minister for Water Resources.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [29 September 20005552

— PART 2 —

FISHERIES

FI401*PEARLING ACT 1990

Section 23(8)

NOTICE OF GRANT OF A PEARL OYSTER

FARM LEASE—ANDERDON ISLANDS

FD 27/00

I, Peter Rogers, the Executive Director of the Fisheries Department of Western Australia, pursuant tosection 23 of the Pearling Act 1990 (“the Pearling Act”) have granted an application by Paspaley PearlingCompany Pty Ltd (ACN 009 591 708), for an area of water located in the vicinity of the AnderdonIslands, York Sound.

Under section 33(1) of the Pearling Act a person aggrieved by my decision may, within 14 days afterpublication of this notice in the Gazette appeal against this decision by serving on the Minister forFisheries a statement in writing of the grounds of that appeal.

The statement of the grounds of appeal may be served on the Minister care of the following address—

The Executive Director, Fisheries DepartmentThird Floor, SGIO Atrium

168-170 St Georges TerracePERTH WA 6000

Dated this 25th day of September 2000.

P. P. ROGERS, Executive Director, Fisheries Department.

JUSTICE

JM401CHARITABLE TRUSTS ACT 1962

NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF SCHEME TO VARY A CHARITABLE TRUST

Notice is hereby given in accordance with section 10A(6)(b) of the Charitable Trusts Act 1962 that on23 August 2000 a scheme was approved for the variation of the St. Michaels House Boarding AwardTrust Fund which was established by a trust deed dated 15 May 1964 between the Rotary Club ofMerredin and Ruth Margaret Carson, William Mervyn Atkinson, Malcolm McLeod and AugustusAlexander Haye.

PETER FOSS, Attorney General.

JM402CHILDREN’S COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT 1988

It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the appointment of the following person as a Member of the Children’s Court of WesternAustralia—

Mr Melvin Kingsley Bristow of 10 McKnoe Street, Narembeen.

GARY THOMPSON, Executive Director, Court Services.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 555329 September 2000]

JM403DECLARATIONS AND ATTESTATIONS ACT 1913

It is hereby notified for public information that the Attorney General has approved of the appointmentof the following persons as Commissioners for Declarations under the Declarations and AttestationsAct 1913—

Rev Alastair John Bain of 6 Chandler Road, SorrentoMiss Sian Marleen Bevan of 60 Bert Street, GosnellsMr Mark Henneberry of 8 Miramar Road, AlbanyMr Craig Anthony Spencer of 4 Bushby Close, GeraldtonMr Peter Leslie Stewart of 31 Bandalong Way, High WycombMr John Anthony Taylor of 3/100 Matheson Road, ApplecrossMr Edward Robert Zappara of 29 Mannion Way, KardinyaMs Jiping Zou of 94 Alexander Drive, Dianella.


JM404EX OFFICIO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

It is hereby notified for public information that Cr Simon Arthur Broad has been appointed underSection 9 of the Justices Act 1902 to be a Justice of the Peace for the Magisterial District of Geraldtonduring his term of office as the President of the Shire of Murchison.

GARY THOMPSON, Executive Director, Courts Services.

JM405JUSTICES ACT 1902

It is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the appointment of—

Mrs Leonie Norma Franz of 5 Tavisrock Street, WaginDr Saraswathy Henderson of 49 Glenarchy Crescent, HamersleyMrs Alana Opal Pederick of 16 Sirdar Street, WaginMr Theobald Douglas McLeod of 10/119 South Terrace, Fremantle

to the office of Justice of the Peace for the State of Western Australia.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT

LG403*BUSH FIRES ACT 1954

CITY OF SWANBUSH FIRE CONTROL OFFICERS

It is hereby advised that the following have been appointed as Bush Fire Control Officers for the Cityof Swan—

Chief Bush Fire Control Officer —A. J. PestellDeputy Chief Bush Fire Control Officers—(1) John Shaw, (2) Ken Borland and (3) Les Swannell

BUSH FIRE CONTROL OFFICERSIan Robinson Phil Corbin Mark Collins*Kevin Richardson Vince Pullella* John Hill *Greg Dunstan John Eva Graeme RosherGavin Eva Wayne Best* Alan RaeburnGeoff Packer* Harry Field* Eric Vickers*Barry Keys* Brian Whife* Mick Walker*Steve Cameron* Paul Musarra** refers to restricted role as BFCO

CANCELLATIONS—All other previous appointments.By Order of the Council,

E. W. T. LUMSDEN, Chief Executive Officer.



SHIRE OF CAPELBUSH FIRE CONTROL OFFICERS

The following persons have been appointed as Bush Fire Control Officers for the Shire of Capel and allother appointments are hereby cancelled—

CHIEF BUSH FIRE CONTROL OFFICERChris Scott, Telephone 9795 7443, Mobile 0408 921 356

DEPUTY CHIEF BUSH FIRE CONTROL OFFICERMurray Scott, Telephone 9727 2223, Mobile 0407 270 023

SHIRE BUSH FIRE CONTROL OFFICERWade Bloffwitch, Telephone 9727 2030, Mobile 0417 953 959

BUSH FIRE CONTROL OFFICERSArea Bush Fire Control Officer TelephoneGelorup Murray Blake 9795 7617Gelorup Phil Allen 9795 7426Stratham Murray Scott 9727 2223Elgin north Chris Scott 9795 7443Elgin South Barry Bell 9727 2342Boyanup North Trevor Brockman 9731 5454Boyanup East Brian Smith 9731 5618Boyanup South Brian Ewart 9731 5204Capel River Ron Hartnup 9731 7151Capel South Mike Norton 9727 2066Capel Town John James 9727 2071Stirling Jim Campbell 9727 2170Stirling Geoff Callow 9727 2750

LG402DOG ACT 1976Shire of Harvey

It is hereby notified for public information that the following persons have been appointed under theprovisions of the Dog Act 1976 as Registration Officers for the municipality of the Shire of Harvey—

Registration OfficersMiss Kerry-Jo HallMr Peter Scasserra

The following Registration Officer is hereby cancelled—Mrs Teresa Lloyd

KEITH LEECE, Chief Executive Officer.


SHIRE OF CAPELBUSH FIRE ORDER 1999/2000

Regulated Burning TimesThese times are subject to change. Always check with your area Fire Control Officer.

Prohibited—No Burning15 December 2000 to 14 March 2001 inclusive.

Restricted—Permit Required2 November 2000 to 14 December 2000 inclusive.15 March 2001 to 26 April 2001 inclusive


With reference to Section 33 of the Bush Fires Act, you are required to carry out fire prevention workon land owned or occupied by you in accordance with the provisions of this Order.This work must be carried out by 30 November, 2000, and kept maintained throughout the summermonths until the close of the Restricted Burning Period on 26 April, 2001.An inspection of firebreaks and hazard removal will be carried out in all areas of the Shire by anAuthorised Officer after 30 November, 2000.Persons who fail to comply with the requirements of this Order may be issued with an infringementnotice or prosecuted with a penalty up to $1,000 through the courts, and additionally, Council maycarry out the required work at a cost to the owner or occupier.

DEFINITIONSFor the purpose of this Order the following definitions apply—

“Firebreak” means ground from which all flammable material has been removed, which istrafficable and permits the free movement of a four wheel drive vehicle, on which no flammablematerial is permitted to accumulate during the Prohibited and Restricted Burning Periods.

“Firebreak Exemption”(i) Applies when the firebreak cannot be installed due to the ground being water logged to

such an extent to prevent the installation of the firebreak. However, the firebreak must beinstalled at the earliest opportunity when ground conditions permit.

(ii) Applies where a paddock fence breaks the continuity of a continuous firebreak on a landholding exceeding 5 hectares.

“Greenbelt Area” means all land zoned rural located west of—(i) Minninup Road—from the northern boundary of the Shire of Capel to the junction of

Minninup Road and Fishermans Road.(ii) The unmade portion of Minninup Road from the junction of Minninup Road and Fishermans

Road to its junction with Mangles Road.(iii) Mangles Road from its junction with the unmade portion of Minninup Road in (ii) south to

its junction with Roberts Road.(iv) Roberts Road from its junction with Mangles Road West to its junction with Mallokup

Road.(v) Mallokup Road from its junction with Roberts Road South to its junction with Ludlow

North Road.(vi) Ludlow North Road from its junction with Mallokup Road South to the Southern Boundary

of the Shire of Capel.“Haystack” means any collection of hay including fodder rolls placed or stacked together that

exceeds 100 cubic metres in size (eg 5m x 5m x 4m).“Low Fuel Zone” means the removal of dead grass, dead trees, leaf litter and trash, and the

removal of dead branches to a height of 1.5 metres from live standing trees.“Plantation”

(i) A Plantation is any area of planted pines or eucalyptus species exceeding 3 hectares inarea.

(ii) A windbreak is a planted area a maximum of 15 metres wide but with no defined length.

FIREBREAK VARIATIONSIf it is considered impractical for any reason to clear firebreaks or remove flammable materials fromthe land as required by this notice, you may make written application and include a plan of your landdetailing your fire prevention measures to the Council or its duly authorised Officer, no later than31 October, 2000 for—

(i) Permission to provide firebreaks in alternative positions or take alternative action to abatefire hazards on the land.

(ii) An exemption from the requirement to provide firebreaks for either a twelve month or a fiveyear period.

This application must be counter-signed by the Bush Fire Control Officer for the area in a which theland is situated to signify his agreement to the variation. If permission is not granted by the Councilor its duly authorised Officer, you shall comply with the requirements of this Order.

MINIMUM FIRE HAZARD REMOVAL REQUIREMENTSA. All land other than specified in this notice

1. Where the area of land is 2000m2 or lessThe land is to be maintained as a low fuel zone to the whole of the land.

2. Where the area of land exceeds 2000m2, but no more than 5000m2

(a) A 3 metre wide firebreak is required inside and along external boundaries of the landwith exception of a boundary abutting a dedicated road reserve containing a constructedroad pavement (ie hotmix or gravel road).On the vertical plane on the side of the firebreak the trees are to be pruned to a minimumheight of 3.5 metres.A 15 metre low fuel zone around all buildings on the land is required.

OR(b) The land is to be maintained as a low fuel zone to the whole of the land.


3. Where the area of land exceeds 5000m2, but not more than 50,000m2 (5 hectares)

A 3 metre fire break is required inside and along all external boundaries of the land withexception of a boundary abutting a deducted road reserve containing a constructed roadpavement (i.e. hotmix or gravel road).

A 20 metre wide low fuel zone around all buildings on the land is required.

On the vertical place on the side of the firebreak the trees are to be pruned to a minimumheight of 5 metres.

4. Where the land exceeds 5 hectares (50,000m2) in size

(i) Firebreaks at least 2 metres in width and not more than 20 metres from the perimeter ofall buildings and haystacks situated on the land so as to completely surround the buildingsand haystacks.

(ii) Firebreaks at least 2 metres in width close as practical inside and along all externalboundaries so as to form a continuous break all around the holding except where a BushFire exemption applies (roadside firebreaks do not constitute a legal firebreak under theBush Fires Act).

(iii) When such land abuts a residential or special rural land, such land shall have a three (3)metre wide fire break along the common boundary between such land and the residentialor special rural land (ie common fence line).

B. Special Rural Lots—Part Boyanup AA Lot 157, Gelorup (Ramblewood Stage 4)

Lots 66, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74 and 77 of Part Boyanup AA Lot 157 are required to maintain the 5 metrewide strategic firebreak that is on the land. On lots 66 to 68 and lots 70 to 77 of Part Boyanup AA Lot157 which have buildings situated on them, a 20 metre wide low fuel zone is required around allbuildings.

C. Peppermint Grove Townsite

All lands situated within Peppermint Grove Townsite are exempt from the Order to install a firebreak,but Council does retain the right to remove any fire hazard at the owner and/or occupier’s expensefollowing the failure of an owner and/or occupier to comply with the requisition of an Order in writingto clear a fire hazard or firebreak in accordance with section 33 of the Bush Fire Act

D. Greenbelt Area

A 3 metre wide firebreak is required on the west side of the roads defining the ‘Green Belt’ area, unlessan exemption has been granted.

E. Plantations

Boundary Firebreaks—

On the horizontal plane a firebreak shall be provided 15 metres wide and immediately adjoiningall external boundaries of the of the planted area. The outer 10 metres will be cleared of allflammable material while the inner 5 metres, i.e. that portion closest to trees may be kept in areduced fuel state, i.e. by slashing or grazing grass provided that the height of the grass does notexceed 8cm.

On the vertical plane a clear space 4 metres high will be maintained above outer 10 metres of thefirebreak.

Internal Firebreaks—

Plantations shall be subdivided into areas not exceeding 30 hectares by firebreaks 6 metres widewhich shall be cleared of all flammable material. In the vertical plane a clearance of a minimumheight of 4 metres from the ground level will be maintained above the firebreak.

F. Special Risks

1. Powerlines

Firebreaks shall be provided along powerlines where they pass through or lie adjacent toplantation areas. The specification of the width and the height of clearing shall be in accordancewith Western Power specifications.

2. Fuel and/or Gas Depots

In respect of land owned or occupied by you on which is situated any container normally usedto contain liquids or gas fuel, including the land on which any ramp or supports are constructed,you shall have land clear of all flammable materials.

3. Campfires

Campfires are totally banned within the whole of the Shire including beaches, during theprohibited burning period, except in recognized camping and picnic areas where properlyconstructed facilities exist.

R. G. BONE, Chief Executive Officer.



CITY OF SWANFIRE BREAK ORDER

Notice to Owners and/or Occupiers of Land within the City of SwanPursuant to Section 33 of the Bush Fires Act 1954 you are hereby required on or before the 2ndNovember, 2000, or within 14 days of the date of you becoming owner or occupier should this occurafter 2nd November, 2000, to remove from the land owned or occupied by you, all inflammable materialor to clear firebreaks in accordance with the following requirements, and thereafter to maintain theland or the firebreaks clear of inflammable material up to and including the 31st day of March, 2001.

GENERAL1. Where the area of land is less than 100 hectares, clear and maintain firebreaks at least 3 metreswide immediately inside all external boundaries of the land and immediately surrounding all buildingson the land.2. Where the area of land is greater than 100 hectares, clear and maintain firebreaks—

(a) at least 3 metres wide immediately inside all external boundaries of the land and immediatelysurrounding all buildings on the land, and

(b) at least 3 metres wide in such a position so as to divide the land into the areas not exceeding100 hectares, with each area to be enclosed by such a firebreak.

FUEL DUMPSOn all land where fuel drum ramps are located and where fuel dumps, whether containing fuel or not,are stored, clear and maintain a firebreak at least four metres wide around any drum, ramp or stackof drums.

HAY STACKSClear and maintain a firebreak at least 3 metres wide completely surrounding any haystack on theland, within 60 metres of the haystack.

PINE PLANTATIONS1. Clear and maintain a firebreak at least 10 metre wide—

(a) immediately surrounding any area of land on which pine trees are planted,(b) along the boundary of those portions of pine plantations which adjoin a formed public road;

and(c) in such positions so that the area of pine plantation bounded by each firebreak does not exceed

200 hectares.In addition, to the firebreaks required by this notice, pine plantations traversed by Western Powertransmission lines have additional obligations under the State Energy Commission Act.

BURNINGThe requirements of this notice to provide a firebreak, other than an alternative or strategic firebreakmay be carried out by burning. That burning must be in accordance with the relevant provisions of theBush Fires Act 1954.

ALTERNATIVE FIREBREAKS1. (a) Should you consider it to be impracticable for any reason to clear firebreaks or remove

inflammable material from the land as required by this notice, you may apply to the Councilin writing on or before the 15th October, 2000, for permission to provide firebreaks in alternativepositions or to take alternative action to abate fire hazards on the land. If permission is notgranted in writing by the Council prior to 2nd November 2000, you shall comply with therequirements of this notice

(b) When written permission to provide alternative firebreaks has been granted, you shall—(i) comply with all conditions endorsed on the permit.

(ii) provide firebreaks at least 3 metres wide in the agreed position(s) on the land.2. (a) Where the Council has, in writing, approved a Fire Management Plan and the Fire Management

Plan depicts an array of alternative firebreaks, an owner may as an alternative to theconstruction of a general firebreak, elect to provide the alternative firebreak depicted on theBush Fire Management Plan. However, where the alternative firebreak is not constructed bythe date required by this notice, the general firebreak requirements shall apply.

(b) Any alternative firebreak provided for under (c) above shall be of the same width requirementsas that applicable to a general firebreak but shall be limited to the extent and location depictedon the Bush Fire Management Plan.

STRATEGIC FIREBREAKS(a) Where, under an agreement with the Council, or where depicted on an approved Bush Fire

Management Plan, strategic firebreaks are required to be provided on the land you are requiredto clear and maintain firebreaks at least 6 metres wide in the agreed position.

(b) Strategic firebreaks shall be graded to provide a continuous trafficable surface (suitable for4 wheel drive vehicles) at least 4 metres wide unimpeded by obstructions including boundaryor dividing fences unless fitted with approved gates.


FIREBREAK CONSTRUCTIONWithout affecting the generality of any other provision herein requiring trafficable firebreaks, allfirebreaks required by this order on properties greater than 5 hectares in area shall be constructedand maintained in a condition trafficable by 4 wheel drive vehicles. Overhanging trees abuttingfirebreaks shall be pruned to minimise accumulation of litter and to allow unimpeded access to vehiclesup to 4 metres high.

E. W. T. LUMSDEN, Chief Executive Officer.

MINING

MN401*State of Western AustraliaPETROLEUM ACT 1967

RENEWAL OF PETROLEUM EXPLORATION PERMITEXPLORATION PERMIT No. EP307 held by New World Oil & Developments Pty Ltd, Kufpec AustraliaPty Ltd, Apache Northwest Pty Ltd, Tap (Harriet) Pty Ltd, Apache Varanus Pty Limited, Apache HarrietPty Limited, Apache UK Limited and British-Borneo Australia Limited has been renewed to haveeffect for a period of five (5) years from 18 September 2000.

W. L. TINAPPLE, Director Petroleum Division.

MN402*PETROLEUM PIPELINES ACT 1969

NOTICE OF VARIATION OF PIPELINE LICENCEPipeline Licence PL12 held by New World Oil & Developments Pty Ltd, Kufpec Australia Pty Ltd,Apache Northwest Pty Ltd, Tap (Harriet) Pty Ltd, Apache Varanus Pty Limited, Apache Harriet PtyLimited, Apache UK Limited and British-Borneo Australia Limited , has been varied by instrument ofVariation 2P/00-1, to authorise the Licensee to construct and operate building extensions, andreplacements on Varanus Island, within the Licence area, with effect from 21 September 2000.

W. L. TINAPPLE, Director Petroleum Division.

MN403*MINING ACT 1978

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORFEITDepartment of Minerals & Energy,

Perth WA 6000.In accordance with Regulation 50(b) of the Mining Act, 1978, notice is hereby given that unless therent due on the undermentioned licences and leases is paid on or before 16 October 2000 it is theintention of the Hon. Minister for Mines under the provisions of Sections 96A(1) and 97(1) of theMining Act, 1978-1983 to forfeit such for breach covenant, viz, non-payment of rent.

L. C. RANFORD, Director General.

NUMBER HOLDER MINERAL FIELDExploration Licences

08/945 Leacrest Holdings Pty Ltd Ashburton08/1057 Aurich Pty Ltd Ashburton09/858 RTZ Exploration (Australia) Pty Ltd Gascoyne09/912 Pardi Pty Ltd Gascoyne

Swancove Enterprises Pty Ltd09/913 Pardi Pty Ltd Gascoyne

Swancove Enterprises Pty Ltd


NUMBER HOLDER MINERAL FIELDExploration Licences—continued

31/90 Capricorn Resources Australia NL North CoolgardieGME Resources Ltd

38/539 Goldstream Mining NL Mt Margaret38/805 Fargo Resources NL Mt Margaret38/807 Fargo Resources NL Mt Margaret38/808 Fargo Resources NL Mt Margaret46/277 Menzel, Bruce Walter; Mitchell, Albert Edward; Pilbara

O’Meara, Denis William47/824 AArex Resources NL West Pilbara51/551 Australian Gold Resources Ltd Murchison51/555 Australian Gold Resources Ltd Murchison51/753 Murchison Resources Pty Ltd Murchison53/640 Eagle Mining Pty Ltd East Murchison53/646 Eagle Mining Pty Ltd East Murchison66/31 Australian Metallic Resources NL Northampton66/32 Australian Metallic Resources NL Northampton66/34 Australian Metallic Resources NL Northampton66/36 Australian Metallic Resources NL Northampton

Mining Leases08/11 Ramirez, Arnold James Ashburton08/12 Ramirez, Arnold James Ashburton15/761 St Francis Group Ltd Coolgardie15/791 St Francis Group Ltd Coolgardie20/147 Emerald Square Pty Ltd Murchison

Jewellery International BVBANelson, GarySteinkalik, Sylvain

21/23 Central Exchange Ltd Murchison21/80 Kay Nominees Pty Ltd Murchison21/81 Kay Nominees Pty Ltd Murchison25/24 General Gold Resources NL East Coolgardie

Ramsgate Resources NL26/150 Homestake Gold of Australia Ltd East Coolgardie

Kalgoorlie Lake View Pty Ltd26/353 Homestake Gold of Australia Ltd East Coolgardie

Kalgoorlie Lake View Pty Ltd26/383 Homestake Gold of Australia Ltd East Coolgardie

Kalgoorlie Lake View Pty Ltd27/260 Gutnick Resources NL North East Coolgardie27/261 Gutnick Resources NL North East Coolgardie30/128 Dolan, Kym Matthew North Coolgardie47/135 North, Donald Edward West Pilbara52/668 Ward, John Douglas Peak Hill52/674 Flint, Warwick John Peak Hill53/276 Normandy Yandal Operations Ltd East Murchison53/277 Normandy Yandal Operations Ltd East Murchison53/278 Normandy Yandal Operations Ltd East Murchison53/279 Normandy Yandal Operations Ltd East Murchison53/280 Normandy Yandal Operations Ltd East Murchison59/106 Seivwright, Daniel Kevin Yalgoo70/886 Perth Granite Holdings Pty Ltd South West70/939 Butler, Mark Robert South West

Curtin, Reginald John77/682 Austfin Resources Pty Ltd Yilgarn

Close, Frank Archibald80/106 Australian United Gold NL Kimberley

Kimberley Gold Pty LtdYnema, Marten Hendrick

80/252 Australian United Gold NL KimberleyKimberley Gold Pty LtdYnema, Marten Hendrick


PLANNING

PD401*TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

ADVERTISEMENT OF APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTCITY OF MANDURAH

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO 3—AMENDMENT NO 6Ref: 853/6/13/12 Pt 6It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928 (as amended) that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the City of MandurahTown Planning Scheme Amendment on 19 September 2000 for the purpose of—

1. Rezoning—(i) Lot 11 Hickman Road, Silver Sands from Residential R15/20 to Residential R12.5/40.

(ii) Portion of Lot 126 Hickman Road, Silver Sands from Residential R12.5/40 and Commercialto Residential R12.5/40.

2. Amending the Scheme Maps accordingly.

K. HOLMES, Mayor.W. PEPPINCK, for Chief Executive Officer.


ADVERTISEMENT OF APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTCITY OF STIRLING

DISTRICT PLANNING SCHEME NO 2—AMENDMENT NO 371Ref: 853/2/20/34 Pt 371It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928 (as amended) that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the City of StirlingTown Planning Scheme Amendment on 25 September 2000 for the purpose of rezoning Part Lots 7 and7 South, HN 511 and 513, North Beach Road, Gwelup, from Rural to Low Density Residential R20 andR30.

D. C. VALLELONGA, Mayor.M. J. WADSWORTH, Chief Executive Officer.


ADVERTISEMENT OF APPROVED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENTSHIRE OF MANJIMUP

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO 2—AMENDMENT NO 95Ref: 853/6/14/20 Pt 95It is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with Section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act, 1928 (as amended) that the Hon Minister for Planning approved the Shire ofManjimup Town Planning Scheme Amendment on 21 September 2000 for the purpose of—

1. Modifying the Scheme Text as follows—Adding to Appendix 4—Special Development Zone the following—Zone Permitted Conditions ofIdentification Uses UseKing Trout Farm •Aquaculture 1. No more than a total ofNL 3888 Ralphs Road, •Restaurant four chalets may bePemberton. •Holiday Accommodation developed on the

•Residential Building site.•Dwelling 2. The Residential•Caretakers Residence Building is limited to a•Rural Use maximum of six guest

rooms.


Zone Permitted Conditions ofIdentification Uses Use

3. The development ofthe site, shall begenerally inaccordance with aDevelopment GuidePlan (Ref No 99015-01) dated October1999 and attached tothe SchemeAmendment Report(Amendment No 95).

4. Prior to any of thepermitted usescommencing adevelopmentapplication shall belodged and approvedby the Council.

5. Prior to any furtherdevelopmentoccurring, the landowner is to prepareand implement firemanagement plan tothe satisfaction of theCouncil, Fire andEmergency ServicesAuthority of WesternAustralia andDepartment ofConservation andLand Management.

6. Onsite effluentdisposal is to beprovided to thesatisfaction of theCouncil and the HealthDepartment ofWestern Australia.

2. Modifying the Scheme Maps by including Nelson Location 3888 Ralphs Road, Pemberton inthe Special Development zone as depicted on the amending map adopted by the Council of theShire of Manjimup.

K. D. LIDDELOW, President.V. MCKAY, Chief Executive Officer.

POLICE

PE501

POLICE ACT 1892

POLICE AUCTION

Under the provisions of the Police Act 1892-1992, unclaimed found and stolen property and bicycleswill be sold by public auction at Smith Broughton & Sons, 1 Clayton Street, Midland on Saturday 30thSeptember 2000 at 9.00 am.

The auction is to be conducted by Mr Gary Silcock.

B. MATTHEWS, Commissioner of Police,Western Australian Police Service.


RACING, GAMING AND LIQUOR

RA401LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1988

SUMMARY OF LIQUOR LICENSING APPLICATIONSThe following is a summary of applications received under the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 and requiredto be advertised. Any person wishing to obtain more details about any application, or about the objectionprocess, should contact the Liquor Licensing Division, 1st Floor, Hyatt Centre, 87 Adelaide Terrace,Perth, Telephone: (08) 9425 1888, or consult a solicitor or relevant industry organisation.

Last DateApp. No. Applicant Nature of Application for

Objections

APPLICATIONS FOR THE GRANT OF A LICENCE7933 Richard Thomas Hadley Application for the grant of a Liquor 19/10/2000

Store licence in respect of premisessituated in Yallingup and known as CanalRocks Shop.

7940 Western Quality International Application for the grant of a Special 22/10/2000Pty Ltd Facility licence in respect of situated in

Bentley and known as Curtin Caterers7936 Sun City Country Club Inc Application for the grant of a Special 18/10/2000

Facility licence in respect of premisessituated in Yanchep and known as SunCity Country Club.

7934 Aquascorp 2000 Pty Ltd Application for the grant of a Restaurant 26/10/2000licence in respect of premises situated inRockingham and known as Key LargoCafé Lounge.

This notice is published under section 67(5) of the Liquor Licensing Act 1988.

DAVID HALGE, Acting Director of Liquor Licensing.

STATE SUPPLY COMMISSION

SD401STATE SUPPLY COMMISSION ACT 1991

It is hereby notified for general information that, pursuant to section 28(3) of the State SupplyCommission Act 1991, the State Supply Commission has revoked the following supply policy:

• Common Use ContractsDated this 16th day of September 2000.

JENNI BALLANTYNE, Chairman,State Supply Commission.


It is hereby notified for general information that, pursuant to section 28(3) of the State SupplyCommission Act 1991, the State Supply Commission has issued the following supply policy, which isapplicable to all public authorities:

• Common Use Contracts and Agency Specific Panel ContractsDated this 16th day of September 2000.




It is hereby notified for general information that, pursuant to section 28(3) of the State SupplyCommission Act 1991, the State Supply Commission has re-issued the following amended supply policy,which is applicable to all public authorities:

• Open and Effective Competition

Dated this 16th day of September 2000.


WATER

WA401*WATER SERVICES CO-ORDINATION ACT 1995

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 31 (5) AMENDMENT OF LICENCE

Notice is given that the following operating licence has been amended—

Licensee: Water Corporation

Classification: Operating Licence, Water Supply, Sewerage, Irrigation & Drainage Services

Term of Licence: Up to and including 28 June 2021

Amendment: The following operating areas have been added to the sole provider section of OperatingLicence Schedule 1.b—

• Cervantes Sewerage Services• Denmark Sewerage Services• Derby Sewerage Services• Esperance Sewerage Services• Halls Creek Sewerage Services• Harvey Sewerage Services• Manjimup Sewerage Services• Newdegate Sewerage Services• Pemberton Sewerage Services• Walpole Sewerage Services• Badgingarra Potable Water Supply Services• Boyanup Potable Water Supply Services• Broad Arrow Potable Water Supply Services• Camballin Potable Water Supply Services• Derby Potable Water Supply Services• Gingin Potable Water Supply Services• Hopetoun Potable Water Supply Services• Kemerton Potable Water Supply Services• Lake Argyle Potable Water Supply Services• Onslow Potable Water Supply Services• Rocky Gully Potable Water Supply Services• Seabird Potable Water Supply Services• Wiluna Potable Water Supply Services• Wyndham Potable Water Supply Services

Operating area maps for Fitzroy Crossing Potable Water Supply Services and Dardanup SewerageServices have been amended.

The telephone answering standard has been changed and requirement in Schedule 7, section 2.3.1for customers to be provided a credit of 100 kL for experiencing more than three interruptions hasbeen clarified.

Inspection of Licence: Office of Water Regulation6th Floor197 St George’s TerracePerth WA 6000

B. R. MARTIN, Co-ordinator of Water Services.


WORKCOVER

WC401*WORKERS’ COMPENSATION AND REHABILITATION ACT 1981

NOTICENotice is given that on 15 September 2000 the Minister for Labour Relations, on recommendation ofthe Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Commission, gave approval for osteopathy to be“approved treatment” pursuant to section 5(1) of the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act1981.

CHERYL EDWARDES, Minister for Labour Relations.

PUBLIC NOTICES

ZZ101PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT 1941

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 14 of the Public Trustee Act, 1941 and amendmentsthe Public Trustee has elected to administer the estates of the undermentioned deceased persons.Dated at Perth the 21st day of September 2000.

A. R. McLAREN, Public Trustee,565 Hay Street, Perth WA 6000.

Name of Deceased Address Date of Death Date Election FiledTyson, William John Geraldton 22/4/00 7/9/00(DEC 328153DS4)Woodfall, Melville Andrew Claremont 2/12/99 13/9/00(DEC 324509DL4)Power, Edward Rivervale 13/1/00 13/9/00(DEC 326151DG4)

ZZ102TRUSTEES ACT 1962

Notice to Creditors and ClaimantsCreditors and other persons having claims (to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act relates) in respectof the Estates of the undermentioned deceased persons are required to send particulars of their claimsto me on or before the 30th October, 2000 after which date I may convey or distribute the assets,having regard only to the claims of which I then have notice.Cutler, Christina Grace, Late of St Andrews Care Facility, 37 Burwood Road, Balcatta, died 21.08.2000

(DEC329281 DG2)Daniel, Leslie Albert, Late of St Rita’s Nursing Home, 32 Queens Crescent, Mount Lawley, died

14.12.1998 (DEC329335DC4)Kutcher, Lennard Hubert, Late of 25/15 King George Street, Victoria Park, died 07.05.2000

(DEC327238DG3)MacLean, David Stuart, Late of 5 Concord Road, Dianella, died 09.08.2000 (DEC329356DG2)Matthews, Florence Evelyn, Late of 19/22 Foyle Road, Bayswater, died 15.09.2000 (DEC329401 DD1)Metherell, Mary Olive, Late of 19 Shaftesbury Avenue, Bayswater, died 25.08.2000 (DEC329371 DC3)Moon, Lorna Ellen, Late of Room 6L, Mertome Village Hostel, 30 Winifred Road, Bayswater, died

30.08.2000 (DEC329255DL2)Nunn, Emily Lucy, late of Parry House, 74 Warlingham Drive, Lesmurdie, formerly of Springvale Caravan

Park, Maida Vale Road, Maida Vale, died 20.08.2000 (DEC329241 DP4)Roffey Lewis, late of Midland Nursing Home, 44 John Street, Midland, formerly of Room 111, Yallambee

Hostel, 1 Fenton Street, Mundaring, died 13.09.2000 (DEC329299DS4)Sampson, Lena, late of Craigmont Waters, Third Avenue, Maylands, formerly of 40 Dudley Street,

Midland, died 05.09.2000 (DEC329326DS2)Williamson, John Richard, late of 9 Lindley Avenue, Kelmscott, died 24.08.2000 (DEC329239DP2)

ANTONINA ROSE McLAREN, Public TrusteePublic Trust Office, 565 Hay Street, Perth WA 6000.

Telephone: 9222 6777



Notice to CreditorsThe Estate of Frank Brooks, late of Unit 3, 144 Tyler Street, Tuart Hill, Western Australia, ProfessionalGolfer, deceased. Creditors and other persons having claims (to which section 63 of the Trustees Act1962, relates) in respect of the estate of the deceased who died on the 18th day of April 2000, arerequired by the trustee Lynn Rosemary Brooks of C/- Birman & Ride, PO Box Y3089, East St GeorgesTerrace, Perth, WA, 6832 to send particulars of their claims to her by the date being one month fromthe publication of this notice, after which date the trustee may convey or distribute the assets, havingregard only to the claims of which she then has notice.


Notice to Creditors and ClaimantsCREDITORS and other persons having claims (to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 relates) inrespect of the undermentioned deceased person(s) are required to send particulars of their claims tothe Executor(s) care of Mayberry, Hammond & Co., 85 Fitzgerald Street, Northam within one (1) calendarmonth from the date of publication of this Notice, at the expiration of which time the Trustees mayconvey or distribute the assets having regard only to claims of which notice has been given.

DETAILS:John Gildo Grahonia, late of Morrison Lodge, 1A North Street, Midland in the State of Western Australia,Retired Machinist and Gardener.Date of Death: 18th day of April 2000.Dated this 25th day of September 2000.

Messrs. MAYBERRY, HAMMOND & CO85 Fitzgerald Street, Northam.

Solicitors for the Executor.


IN THE MATTER of the Estate of Eileen Gertrude Harris, late of Freeman Nursing Home, BullcreekRoad, Rossmoyne in the State of Western Australia, Widow, deceased.Creditors and other persons having claims to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 relate inrespect of the Estate of the deceased, who died on the 28th day of July 2000, are required by theExecutor, Garry Evan Same, to send the particulars of their claim to Messrs Taylor Smart of Level 28,44 St George’s Terrace, Perth in the State of Western Australia, by the 30th day of October 2000, afterwhich date the said Executor may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims ofwhich he has had notice.Dated the 20th day of September 2000.

GARRY E. SAME, Taylor Smart.


Harry McLaren, formerly of 22 Bourton Road, Merrimac, in the State of Queensland, late of RowethorpeNursing Centre, Rowthorpe, Bentley, in the State of Western Australia, retired manager, deceased.Creditors and other persons having claims (to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962, relates) inrespect of the estate of the deceased who died on or about 16 February 1995 are required by thepersonal representative Lorna May McLaren, to send particulars of their claims to him care of Talbot& Olivier Solicitors, Level 10, 55 St Georges Terrace, Perth by the 7 November 2000 after which datethe personal representative may convey or distribute the assets having regard to the claims of whichshe then has notice.


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Documents

PERTH, FRIDAY, 29 SEPTEMBER 2000 No. 204FILE/Gg204.pdf · 4. Schedule 1 amended After item 4 of Schedule 1 the following items are inserted — “ 5. A fee payable under item 4 to