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CITY OF 'Armadale 

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CITY OF Armadale 

Information Bulletin 

Issue No. 22/2007 

• WA Local Government Association (WALGA) News 

Issue No.46.07 - 16 November 2007 COR-1 

Issue No.47.07- 23 November 2007 COR-3 

Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) News 

16 November 2007 COR-5 


• Media Releases 

Road Funding Deficit Increases Pressure on Councils - 22 November 2007 COR-25 

• Employee Movements HR-1 

Committees 

• Progress Report 

Progress Report on Contingency, Operational & Strategic Projects 

• Donations Report 

Donations Summary 

• Accounting Report 

Accounting Services Report Summary 

• Outstanding Matters & Information Items 

Report on Outstanding Matters - Development Services Committee 

• Health 

Health Services Manager's Report for the month of October 2007 

Annual Rpt of COAG & CORE Sites Needle & Syringe Distribution / Returns 06/07 

• Items for Information 

Woolworths Abandoned Shopping Trolleys 

• Planning 

Planning Services Manager's Report for the month of October 2007 

Town Planning Scheme No.4 - Amendment Action Table 

Planning Applications Monthly Statistics - October 2007 

Subdivision Applications - WAPC Approvals/Refusals - October 2007 

Subdivision Applications - Report on Lots Registered for 2006/07 & 2007/08 

PAW Closure Report - Significant Actions during October 2007 

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Road Naming Report 2007/08 & consequential action of Council Recommendation.. ...D-39 

Compliance Officer's Report for the month of October 2007 

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• Building 

Building Services Manager's Report for the month of October 2007 

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Building Applications Monthly Statistics for the month of October 2007 

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• Outstanding Matters 

Report on Outstanding Matters — Technical Services Committee 

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• Minutes from Occasional/Advisory Committees 

Bungendore Park Management Committee - Oct 2007 

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Bushcare and Environmental Advisory Committee - July 2007 

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Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group Meeting - September 2007 

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• General Information 

Scientific Trial at Fletcher Park, Wungong 

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Parks and Leisure WA Email Newsletter - November 2007 

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Issue 22 - 29 November 2007


Correspondence & Papers 

HEADLINES 

4 STAmlLocM. GOVERNMENT COUNCIL 

MEETING WITH THE HON DAVID TEMPLEMAN MLA 

SUPREME COURT APPEAL - CHARITABLE RATES 

STATUS 

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (MISCELLANEOUS 

PROVISIONS) AMENDMENT (SMOKE ALARM) BILL 

2007 

ENERGY PROCUREMENT PROJECT 

TRAINING UPDATE 

NGA DELEGATES BRIEFING 

ASSET WD EXPENDITURE REPORT 20)5-2006 

TOWN PLANNING COMPOSITE ADVERTISING 

1 STATE/LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL 

MAILBAG 

ISSUES UPDATE 

lAssociation President, Cr Bill Mitchell and CEO, 

I Ricky Burpes mel this week with Local 

J Government Minister, the Hon. Ljiljanna Ravlich, 

[Treasurer and Deputy Premier, the Hon. Eric 

] Ripper and Planning and Infrastructure Minister, 

(the Hon. Alannah MacTieman as part of the 

I State/Local Government Council. 

I Among topics covered was the recent Local 

J Government elections to which all parties agreed 

[voter turnout was slightly down on 2005 and 

] against recent trends of Increasing participation. 

I Agreement that a review be undertaken of 

| associated issues was reaffirmed and the 

potential Introduction of compulsory voting 

discussed. 

WALGA and LGMA also presented their 

submissions for projects and funding to be 

considered in the 2008/09 State Budget which 

were met with a generally positive response from 

the three Ministers in attendance. 

To progress the possible introduction of the 

transfer of employee entitlements between State 

and Local Government, there was a commitment 

by the Local Government Minister to quantify the 

| Implications. 

On the Bilateral Agreement on indigenous 

| Affairs, which affects funding to 25 WA Councils, 

the Minister committed to seeking to have 

| WALGA representation Included on the senior 

decision making Directors Generals Group. 

In addition, there was Ministerial support for 

WALGA undertaking the Systemic Sustainability 

Study Project with the Deputy Premier explaining 

that it is critical to have Local Government 

involved in working through structural reform 

issues, and it would seem inevitable that in the 

absence of Local Government doing this. State 

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16 November 2007 

* INFOPAGE- HARVEST MASS MANAGEMENT 

SCHEME 2007/08 

4 INFOPAGE - STATE DESIGNING OUT CRIME 

STIiATCGY 

4 INFORMATION PACKAGE - ENERGY 

PROCUREMENT PROJECT 

4 WORKPUCE SOLUTIONS BULLETIN 5 

4 MWAC INFORMATION BULLETIN NOVEMBER 

2007- ISSUE 107 



a charitable organisation, hence not liable for Local 

Government rates on a pastoral station lease. 

The Supreme Court found that although there may be 

elements of charitable use of the pastoral station there 

was not sufficient charitable use for a finding that the 

land is used exclusively for a charitable purpose. 

This is a particularly pleasing decision as the issue has 

Industry wide ramifications, and the potential to 

seriously erode the rates base of Local Government. 

The Shire of Derby/West Kimberley has received 

support from Councils around the State. The 

Association at its June 2007 meeting resolved to 

support the Shire of Derby/West Kimberley and 

contribute 1/3 funding, up to $20,000, towards the legal 

appeal costs. 

For further information, please contact Executive 

Manager Governance & Strategy, Tony Brown on 9213 

2051 or email tbrownwelaa. asn. au 

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (MISCELLANEOUS 

PROVISIONS) AMENDMENT (SMOKE ALARM) BILL 

2007 

New Legislation to provide for the mandatory fitting of 

hardwired smoke alarms in existing residential buildings 

is currently progressing through Parliament. 

In October 2005, the State Council endorsed the 

proposed legislative amendments, subject to issues of 

liability, compliance, costing and resourcing for Local 

Government. The enactment of this legislation in its 

current form has wide ranging ramifications for Local 

Government. The Association will be working 

collaboratively with the key stakeholders to address the 

outstanding implications for Local Government. 

For further information, please contact Policy Manager 

Planning, Beryl Foster on 9213 2056 or email 

bfoster&walaa.asn.au 

ENERGY PROCUREMENT PROJECT 

This week's mailbag contains an information package 

and registration form for WALGA's energy procurement 

project. A procurement plan has been put in place with 

the intention of aggregating the sectors' spend in this 

area and leveraging a significant discount on the basis 

of collective volume. 

For further information, please email 

ourchasim&wakia. asn. au 


The venue for all the following training modules Is 

(unless stated): 

Local Government House, 

15 Altona Street, West Perth 

The cost of each of the modules is as listed below 

(unless stated): 

$297.00 (inc GST) for Workplace Solutions 

Members 

$324.50 (inc GST) for nonmembers 

Elected Member Development Program 

Module 1a: Getting Started - An Introduction to 

Local Government 

WALGA Tuesday 20 November 

Shire of Northam Friday 23 November 

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Shire of Wyalkatchem Monday 26 November 

Shire of Busselton Saturday 1 December 

Town of Nsrrogln Saturday 1 December 

Shire of Three Springs Monday 3 December 

Shire of Wyndham/Easf Kimberley 

Tuesday 4 December 

Shire of Ashburton Wednesday 5 December 

WALGA Thursday 6 December 

City of Kalgooriie-Boulder Monday 10 December 

WALGA Sahwday IS December 

For further information or to register, please contact 

Training Coordinator, Heather Bewsher on 9213 2098 

or email hbewshertSmalaa. asn. au 

NGA DELEGATES BRIEFING 

The National General Assembly (NGA) of Local 

Government will be held in Darwin from Monday 26 to 

Thursday 29 November. 

As part of WALGA's support to WA delegates, briefing 

notes on the Business session motions have been 

prepared and forwarded to each registered delegate's 

Local Government. 

To assist delegates in considering the business papers 

and to answer any questions that may arise, a one-hour 

'Brieing Session' will be held prior to the NGA on: 

Date: Monday 26 November 

Time: 3:30pm to 4:30pm 

Venue: Litchfield Room, Holiday Inn Esplanade. 

For further information, please email Deputy CEO. 

Wayne Scheggia wscheaciMwataa.asn.au 

ASSET AND EXPENDITURE REPORT 2005-2006 

All Councils should receive the 2005-06 Asset and 

Expenditure report in both hard copy and CO format, 

within the next week. 

A request for information and data package for the 

2006-07 report is also enclosed. 

Please return the requested data by no later than 

Friday 14 December to enable the production of the 

report in time for the Local Government Convention 

next year. 

Extra copies of the report can be accessed from 

httD://Www.watoa.asn.au/about/pofcv/wifrastaictmWd«: 

unaent3/i»ad«sfit§06,iKif 

For further information, please contact Transport & 

Roads Support Officer. Cheryl Bulford on 9213 2053 or 

email cbulford@>iwalaa.asn.au 

TOWN PLANNING COMPOSITE ADVERTISING 

Councils participating in the Town Planning Composite 

Advertising Scheme have been sent an updated 

information pack and form to register in the 2008 

program. Councils placing Town Planning and 

Inspection notices are encouraged to use this facility to 

save money on advertising costs by grouping header 

and footer text with other Councils. 

For further information, please email 

pmhf>Sin



WALGA 

HEADLINES 

4 MEETING WITO TOS HON DAVID TEMPTEMAN MLA 

4 TRAIWNC UPDATE • 

4 ORDER YOUR WHITE RIBBONS FOR RQAO 

SAFETY 

4 ADVERSE POSSESSION -FREEHOID WATER 

CORPORATION PROPERTIES 

4 AUSTRALIAN PLAGUE LOCUST UPDATE 

4 MOBILEMUSTER LOCAL GOVERNMENT AWARDS 

ISSUES UPDATE 

MEETING WITH THE HON DAVID 

TEMPLEMAN MLA 

On Tuesday 20 November, the President and 

Association representatives met with the Hon 

David Templeman MLA, Minister for the 

Environment; Climate Change and the Peel to 

discuss two specific issues, the Clearing of 

Native Vegetation Regulations and the 

implications for Local Government, as well as the 

need for clarity and consistency in the 

determination, auditing and enforcement of 

environmental objectives by the Environmental 

Protection Authority. 

The Minister gave a commitment to establish a 

working group with key Local and State agencies 

to address Local Government's concerns with 

the current Clearing of Native Vegetation 

Regulations, This Is a major step forward as 

engagement with State Government 

Departments on legislative reform and process 

issues has been difficult. The Terms of 

Reference for the working group will be 

developed in partnership with the Minister's 

office. it is envisaged these will include 

recommendations for legislative change and a 

reinvestigation of the process to manage 

roadside conservation assets through piloting 

new approaches. 

For further Information, please contact Executive 

Manager Infrastructure, Michelle Mackenzie on 

9213 2031 or email mmacken2ie@walga.asn.au 

or Executive Manager Environment and Waste, 

Mark Batty on 9213 2078 or email 

mbatty@walga.asn.au 

The President also outlined concerns in relation 

to the tack of clarity and consistency in the 

determination, auditing and enforcement of 

environmental objectives for high value 

environmental areas. Currently, there are a 

range of State agencies developing their own 

water quality objectives and monitoring regimes 

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MAILBAG 

4 INFOPASE- PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE 

MAIN ROADS ACT 1830 

4 INFOPAGE-WESTERN AUSTRALIAN NATURAL 

DISASTER ARRANGEMENTS 

4 INFOPAGE - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 

REGULATIONS AND FIRE AND EMERGENCY 

SERVICES LEGISLATION 

4 ROWAN NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER 2007 

4 WAAMI NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER 2007 

the view that the setting and enforcement of any 

water quality targets or objectives be undertaken 

by the Environmental Protection Authority and 

encapsulated in relevant State Environmental 

Protection Policy Legislation. He also said that 

the environmental watchdog for the Stale, the 

Environmental Protection Authority, should take 

a stronger lead as the independent arbiter of 

environmental standards, with particular 

reference to the impacts of draiagt waUrs on 

high value environmental assets, such as 

waterways, estuaries, wetlands end coastal 

environments. 

The Minister gave a OTBWlttiwnl thW he wl 

discuss the issue with the newly appointed Chair 

of the Environmental Pra|eettel*Aiiloi%. 

For further informaM, piama Wltimt Sxecutlm 

Manager Environment and Mtefe, Mark Batty on 

92f 3 2078 or email mtmtty^wmlgia,amtm 


The venue for all tie tottowini traWng modules 

is (unless stated): 

Local GovewmeBlrte*©, 

15 Allona Stteefc West Perth 

The cost of each of the modules Is as listed 

below (unless staled): 

nm.m (inc est) tor wo*piict 

Solutions Members . 

$32410 {Inc ©Sryior npniwiiiftera 

Module la: Getting Started - An Introduction 

to Local Government 

Shire of Busselton Saturday 1 Decembsr 

Town of NarrogB S*li#i§. IBseentBer 

Shire of Three Sprtngr llWplf-iOi»Wl»«r 

Shire of Wyndham/East MffllHWiy, ; ;; 

Tuesday 4 December 

Shir* of Ashburton Wedn«««tty*'ft«tti** 

WALGA Thursday 6 mmmumf : 

City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder Monday 10 December 

WALGA Saturday 15 December



for fwtfter information or to mgisier, please contact 

Training Cootdlnator, Hmther Bewsher on 9213 2098 

or emaH hPvmt«>r®mm,m,m 

ORDER YOUR WHITE RIBBONS FOR ROAD 

SAFETY 

The 2007 White Ribbons for Road Safety campaign 

will run from Monday 3 December until Monday 7 

January 2008. 

Local Governments have received an Invitation to 

participate in the campaign and order white ribbons for 

distribution in their local areas. Councils are being 

invited to organise local events to promote the 

campaign or incorporate the valuable road safety 

message into existing events during the festive season. 

The photo promotion Is also being conducted as part of 

the campaign and Councils have received a large white 

ribbon and instructions for participation.. 

For further information, please visit 

www.madwise. asn.au/news contact Road Safety 

Project Officer, Kylie Bdrtlett on 9213 2064 or email 

tmmmwst^.asn.au 

ADVERSE POSSESSION - FREEHOLD WATER 

CORPORATION PROPERTIES 

WALGA has been informed that the Water Corporation 

is writing to Councils, requesting acknowledgement of 

accountability tor encroachments onto their freehold 

land (principally to construct tootpattis) and 

confirmation the works were performed without the 

Corporation's consent. Further, the Water Corporation 

requests acknowledgment and admission that the Local 

Government did not gain any right, title or Interest in 

relation to the land by adverse possession, and 

indemnifying the Water Corporation in respect of the 

encroachment. 

Commente are invited from Councils in receipt of 

correspondence from the Water Corporation. Your 

feedback and comments, particularty the results of any 

internal Investigations already conducted to gauge the 

extent of past correspondence and/or agreement with 

the Water Corporation for encroachments onto their 

land, wilt assist WALGA to determine whether a whole 

of industry approach is in the best interests of the 

membership. 

For further informatton, please contact Manager Local 

Government Advisory Sorvfces, James McGovem on 

9213 2093 or email lmcqoy9m@iwalfw.a!in.au 

AUSTRAUAN PLAGUE LOCUST UPDATE 

The Department of Agriculture and Food has recently 

commenced spraying operations In Salmon Gums and 

Ravensthorpe. Property surveys are underway In these 

two areas, with a number of locusts identified to be in 

the third and fourth instar stages. 

In Jetramungup, only low numbers of locusts have 

been identified, mostly in the first and second instar 

stage. Some warmer weather is needed in this area to 

detartnlne If all eggs have now hatched as numbers on 

the ground are lower than expected. Hatchings in the 

Albany area coninue to be slow due to the cooler 

weather conditions. 

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New hatchings have been reported recently In the Kent. 

Moora, Mingenew and Yilgam Shires. Numbers in 

these shires are expected to be low ami no 

Departmental control is planned lor the area A total of 

93 properties have been surveyed by the Department 

of Agriculture and Food to gather date to enable 

accurate predictions of locust numbers and assess 

potential spraying requirements. This number is 

expected to rise over the next week as control 

operations get underway in the Ravensthorpe and 

Salmon Gums areas. 

The Department, in conjunction with land-holders, is 

carrying out a locust control program for the South 

Coast region between October and December. 

For further information, including maps showing the 

latest hatchings and hatching areas, plaase visit 

www.Baric.wa.ciov.au click on the Australian Plague 

Locust link, then 'Locust Status Report' and the PDF 

link, contact local Department offices or phone 1800 

084 881. 

MOBILEMUSTER LOCAL GOVERNMENT AWARDS 

MobileMuster, the official recycling program of the 

mobile phone industry, will honour Councis at the 

National General Assembly to be held in Darwin from 

Monday 26 to Thursday 29 November. 

The inaugural MobileMuster Local Government 

Awards, presented by the Australian Mobile 

Telecommunications Association (AMTA), wi 

recognise Councils for their outstanding efforts in 

enhancing Councils' recycling services offered to their 

residents by recycling mobile phones over the last year. 

In Western Australia, 51 Councils participated in the 

program, hosting 96 collection points such as the 

library, customer service and/or recycling stations. 

Almost 250kg has been collected, including more than 

1,000 handsels and batteries, as well as almost 120kg 

of chargers and accessories. 

More than 90% of the plastics and metals in mobile 

phones, batteries, chargers and accessories recovered 

during recycling can be turned into items such as 

Jewellery, stainless steet products and plastic lance 

posts. 

For further Information or to join the program, please 

visit www.mobtlsmuster.oom.au or phone 1300 730 

070. 

MEDIA RELEASE 

22 November Road Funding Deficit 

Pressure on Councils 

26 November 

26 November 

28 November 

28 November 

29 November 

29 November 

DIARY DATES 

S Denotes Teleconference 

Increases 

South Metropolitan Zone 

Northern Country Zone 

Pllbara Country Zone 

South East Metropolitan Zone 

Peel Country Zone 

Great Eastern Country Zone ®



ALGA NEWSLETTER - 16 November 2007 

Labor's broadband announcement 

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At Labor's campaign launch on Wednesday, Labor Leader 

Kevin Rudd announced that in partnership with the private 

sector, a Rudd Government would build a state of the art, 

fibre optic to the node, national broadband network. 

He promised that Labor "will deliver broadband for the entire 

nation," with high-speed broadband in regional, rural and 

urban areas rather than a two-speed network. 

He also announced Labor would connect Australia's more than 9,000 primary and 

secondary schools to a National Broadband Network - at speeds of up to 100 megabits 

per second. "And our most remote schools will be provided with alternative high 

speed systems, where fibre optic can't physically be delivered," he said. 

As part of its "education revolution", Labor would provide every Australian secondary 

school student in years nine to 12 with access to their own computer at school. 

ALGA President Cr Bell said he was pleased that the two major parties had rolled out 

their broadband proposals "ensuring that communities in regional, rural and remote 

Australia get the coverage they expect and deserve." The 'State of the Regions' 

Report, produced by ALGA and National Economics annually has consistently argued 

for high-speed, affordable broadband delivery across the nation as a means to 

rejuvenate local economies by connecting Australia's regions to a "cyber 

superhighway." The 2007-08 Report will be launched at the Regional Co-operation and 

Development Forum of the National General Assembly on Monday, November 26 in 

Darwin. More details on www.nga.alga.asn.au 

PM launches Coalition housing policy 

The Prime Minister, John Howard, at the Coalition's policy 

launch this week, announced a plan to strengthen 

opportunities for Australians to continue to achieve home 

ownership. Of particular interest to local government was 

the commitment to dispose of surplus Commonwealth 

lands for residential and ancillary purposes. 

The Coalition plan includes the release of Commonwealth 

land in major cities, such as 32 hectares at Lawson in north-west Canberra. 

ALGA President Cr Paul Bell welcomed the Government's acknowledgement that 

something needs to be done about making the cost of housing more affordable. 

However he acknowledged that he continues to have serious concerns that the 

overarching housing issue is not being considered in a comprehensive and strategic 

manner. 

"Releasing land for residential development is the easy bit," he said. "Local 

government and the communities they serve need to have the confidence that the

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land is firstly, suitable for such use and secondly, has been considered within larger 

strategic and infrastructure planning frameworks". 

"It is common practice, as we have seen with major airport lands, that the 

Commonwealth excludes itself from State and local government planning systems. 

Given this situation there may still be serious impediments or disadvantages in 

actually developing some of these Commonwealth lands. 

In addition to the need to make sure that the strategic planning is in order, local 

governments are will continue to struggle to properly facilitate sustainable 

developments if the Commonwealth and State governments refuse to acknowledge 

their role in providing the resources to build the much needed supporting 

infrastructure." 

Cr Bell said whilst the Coalition did release details on how it would support the 

provision of much needed infrastructure for new estates, both Coalition and Labor 

housing affordability plans fall short of what ALGA has been calling for with respect 

to the Community Infrastructure Fund. 

The Prime Minister announced that "the $500m commitment over 3 years is to fund 

on a 50/50 cost share basis with State and local governments, common use 

community infrastructure such as community halls, libraries and sporting grounds. 

The councils will need to compete for this funding and those that have streamlined 

the development approval process will be given more favourable consideration." 

Mr Howard also announced grants of $100 million over three years be provided to 

local governments to improve the speed and efficiency of land release and dwelling 

approval processes. 

Labor commits to a taskforce to examine the needs of grain lines 

Labor has made an election commitment of 

$3 million for a taskforce of growers, 

handlers, the National Framers Federation, 

the Australian Rail Track Corporation and 

the State Governments to come up with 

solutions to address the neglect of grain 

lines in NSW and WA. Labor says it will also 

invest in the solutions developed by the 

Taskforce as part of the AusLink 2 national 

transport funding package from 2009 to 

2014. 

This commitment by Labor is a welcome recognition of the rundown condition of key 

rural rail infrastructure, the needs for the grain industry and the importance of this 

industry to the economy. However the Labor commitment goes only part of the way 

as the problem of deteriorating grain lines is common across the grain growing 

regions of Australia including Victoria and South Australia. 

Local government remains concerned that the deterioration of the grain lines will 

impose a heavy burden on local roads in grain growing areas as grain will have to be



moved greater distances by road. The ALGA Local Roads and Transport Strategy 

identifies the need for a balance between road and rail freight and the need to 

compensate local government for increased road freight traffic if rail lines are 

closed. 

The National's Leader Mark Vaile labelled the proposed taskforce in NSW "a sham" but 

offered no alternative Coalition initiative to address this problem facing local 

government in grain growing regions. 

Details of the Labor promise can found by links from the ALGA website. 

From the President 

I have been heartened by letters received from councils who have 

lobbied their local Members on ALGA's election document "A 10-Point 

Plan to Reinvigorate Local Communities.' Among those who have 

contacted me, I would particularly like to thank Urana Shire Council, 

the Mayor of Kempsey, Betty Green, and the Mayor of the City of 

Mandurah, Paddi Creevey, who have done much to bring the 10 points 

to the attention of their local representatives. I also thank those councils which 

submitted more than 1,000 ideas onto our community infrastructure register. 

My overall impression of the election campaign is that the Coalition and Labor have 

focused on the "big picture' of their visions and values on what they see as the key 

areas of economic management, investment in skills and education, the 

environment, health, families and the workplace. There have at the same time been 

local project announcements centred in the marginal seats on roads, sporting 

facilities, water infrastructure, and hospitals and other issues which may be 

important to winning over hearts and minds. These have tended to be politically 

targeted announcements. 

Both major parties are yet to respond to the core elements of local government's 10point 

election document. As we enter the home stretch of the election campaign, 

and neither major party has yet released its Local Government Policy, I am 

concerned that the needs of the vast majority of our local communities should not be 

overlooked in the midst of the political battle. 

I may be pre-empting next week's announcements, and I hope so, but so far we have 

seen no commitment by either major party to a Local Community Infrastructure 

Renewals Fund or to a restructure of local government financing arrangements. As 

the PricewaterhouseCoopers report identified, all local communities have 

infrastructure backlogs and needs but neither party has addressed these with a 

comprehensive program such as a fund to upgrade existing infrastructure of $250 

million per annum over 4 years. 

ALGA put its 10-Point Plan onto the table in early September identifying the strategic 

concerns and priorities of local government and giving both parties plenty of time to 

develop their responses. Both parties need to release local government policies 

which set out how they intend to address those priorities. The 10-Point Plan calls for: 

A Fair Share for Local Communities; Funding for Community Infrastructure; 

Permanent Funding of Roads to Recovery; Improving Asset Management; Promoting 

partnerships and Putting a Stop to Cost Shifting; Formally Recognising Local


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Government in the Constitution; Tackling Climate Change; Securing Water Resources; 

Supporting Sustainable Urban Regions; and Affordable Broadband for All. 

I urge all councils to keep up the fight, right to Election Day. I also call on State and 

Territory Association Presidents to make their own approaches to political leaders to 

galvanise support for an infrastructure program and for the release of Local 

Government Policies by the major parties. Time is running out and we must show 

both major parties that local government and local communities should not be taken 

for granted or become casualties on the political battlefield that is the federal 

election campaign. Local government will not be appeased by a few crumbs thrown 

from the table - our priorities of Fair Funding, Fair Treatment and Formal 

Recognition will continue to stake a claim on the national policy agenda long after 

the election is over. The "3 F's' are an article of faith for local government and it is 

time the major parties respond to our 10-Point Plan to reinvigorate Australian 

communities. 

Cr Paul Bell AM 

ALGA President 

Wetland management training 

Wetlands.edu is being developed and delivered by a consortium comprising the 

Hunter Wetlands Centre Australia, the Wetland Education and Training program of 

the Sydney Olympic Park Authority, Banrock Station Wine and Wetland Centre, Dr Bill 

Phillips (Mainstream Environmental Consulting), Dr Rhonda Butcher (Water's Edge 

Consulting) and Jennifer Hale Consulting. 

The program aims (as its priority) to offer train-the-trainer style capacity building for 

those working in regional NRM and catchment bodies, State government NRM 

agencies, plus Landcare and river management groups, and local governments. NHT 

(National Competitive Component) funding to help establish Wetlands.edu comes to 

an end in mid-2008. 

To date Wetlands.edu has completed 13, two-day training sessions in five States, 

with another two courses scheduled before the end of 2007. Unique to Wetlands.edu 

is that training is delivered across the country through established wetland education 

centres and key regional towns and cities, with a particular emphasis on training to 

address regional issues. All courses include a field component, as training is intended 

to be very practical and hands-on. 

By early 2008 Wetlands.edu will have 17 training modules developed (see details on 

the web site - see URL below), peer reviewed and undergoing national accreditation; 

meaning participants in Wetlands.edu courses will be able to gain credit for doing so 

against a range of related tertiary courses. 

Wetlands.edu sees itself as an information broker; keeping on top of the latest 

advances in wetland management and then delivering these tools in a ready-to-use 

format for practitioners. 

Further information on Wetlands.edu, including advice on up-coming training 

opportunities, can be obtained from www.wetlandsedu.org.au or alternatively,



contact the Wetlands.edu coordinator, Dr Bill Phillips - Telephone: 02-62817470 and 

Email: coordinator@wetlandsedu.org.au 

Graduate Certificate in Emergency Management 

Emergency Management Australia (EAAA) is currently undergoing an extensive review 

of its Graduate Certificate in Emergency Management, prior to reaccreditation, to 

ensure that it is well positioned to promote best practice in the Emergency 

Management industry and provide Emergency Management professionals with the 

knowledge and skills they require. 

EAAA would be grateful if you could take a few minutes to complete a survey about 

EMA's Graduate Certificate from the perspective of an industry representative who 

might be seeking to employ a graduate of the program. The survey is web-based and 

should take no more than ten minutes to complete. 

If you would like further information about the survey please contact Mike Tarrant, 

Assistant Director, Education and Training. Email: mike.tarrant@ema.gov.au Phone: 

(03) 5421 5219 

Australia falling behind on global plastic bag ban 

Australia's major cities have lost momentum and are falling behind in a global 

push to ban plastic bags, Clean Up Australia Chairman Ian Kiernan said following a 

move by 33 London councils to introduce a ban to reduce the 1.6 billion plastic 

bags London shoppers use each year. 

"We've had no real action on plastic bags since the Retailers Code of Practice on 

plastic bags in Australia expired at the end of 2005, despite the fact that 92 per 

cent of Australian's support a plastic bag ban," Mr Kiernan said. 

"There has been little to no progress since then, only talk of state and territory 

governments working together toward phasing out plastic bags by 2009 nothing 

concrete. It's time Australian cities stepped up to the plate." 

San Francisco recently became the first US city to ban plastic bags. Now many 

other cities across North America are looking to follow suit. Over 40 countries 

around the world are currently taking action to get rid of plastic bags. 

"In Australia we use over 3.9 billion plastic bags each year, of which only 2 to 3 

per cent are recycled, leaving 90 per cent of the population reusing plastic bags, 

which still means they end up in the environment," Mr Kiernan said. 

"That means something like 3.76 billion plastic bags still going to landfills. That's 

more than 20,000 tonnes of plastic every year. A ban is the only way to reduce 

this problem. 

"Almost 4 billion plastic bags are produced for Australian use every year. The 

rubbish problem they create, the detriment they cause to kerbside recycling


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systems and the resources and energy used to produce them are something that 

cannot be justified," he said. 

Vaile launches aviation policy, attacks Qld Govt over amalgamations 

Nationals Leader Mark Vaile released the Coalition's aviation policy at the National 

Press Club on Wednesday. The policy included: 

• Establishing a Regional Airline Pilot Scholarship Scheme to help maintain regional airline 

services; 

• Establishing a second Aviation Technical College located adjacent to Perth Airport to 

address skills needs; 

• Providing $500,000 funding to assist the aviation industry to reduce greenhouse gas 

emissions; 

• Maintaining a strong policy not to investigate sites for, or build, a second Sydney airport 

and remaining strongly committed to the Sydney Airport curfew. 

Mr Vaile also announced $785 million in funding under AusLink 2 to complete the 

Hume Highway project in NSW by 2012 to link Sydney and Melbourne by a 4-lane 

highway. He said that there was more money for Australia's roads and rail than at any 

time in Australia's history "because we can afford it" due to the dividends provided 

by a strong economy. 

He mounted a strong attack on the Qld Government's policy of forced council 

amalgamations. "We believe in democracy...People should have a say in who 

manages local communities," he said. Mr Vaile said that people were still angry at 

the way they were treated by the Queensland Government "and many local 

communities are concerned they will be disenfranchised." 

Qld councils to place FOI requests over mergers 

Local councils will seek documents through freedom of information laws in bid to 

prove the findings of an independent commission into council amalgamations were 

predetermined. 

Opponents of the mergers, which will cut the number of the state's councils from 156 

to 72, met in Brisbane earlier this week to review their plans to overturn the 

mergers. 

Anti-amalgamation campaigner and Friends of Noosa spokesman Bob Ansett said 

representatives from about 40 affected councils and 20 community groups had 

attended to discuss revelations the government had started drafting the legislation 

before public consultation ended two months later. 

Premier Anna Bligh denied there was a smoking gun and said the government was 

merely acting expeditiously, as it had promised. 

The Local Government Association of Queensland has called for a royal commission. 

Mr Ansett today said opponents were also applying to the Crime and Misconduct 

Commission (CMC) for an inquiry.


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He said councils would now apply under freedom of information laws to prove the 

inquiries were needed. 

Mr Ansett said a statewide day of protest would be held on Sunday, hopefully 

drawing thousands to rallies in affected areas. 

Merger opponents would also be at federal election polling booths on November 24 

advertising the upcoming council plebiscite in 85 affected communities to encourage 

good voting numbers, he said. 

Coalition announcements on child care and carers 

The Prime Minister, John Howard, has announced that a re-elected Coalition 

Government will cut the amount parents have to pay upfront each week to their 

child care service by 30 per cent by paying the Child Care Tax Rebate directly to 

child care services so they can pass it on to parents immediately. A re-elected 

Coalition Government will also increase families' access to child care places, 

including places for younger children, in areas of identified high need by providing 

capital funding of up to $1 million to local governments to build or extend up to 35 

child care centres in the areas across Australia which have unmet demand. 

Mr Howard also announced important measures to assist the thousands of Australians 

who provide care for older people and people with disabilities. From 1 January 2008, 

a re-elected Coalition Government will significantly boost respite services for 

Australian carers and the people they care for by providing 120,000 extra individual 

days and 10, 000 additional full weeks of round-the-clock respite care each year, at a 

cost of $223.5 million over five years. 

Labor Pledges $100 million for Coast Protection 

Shadow environment minister Peter Garrett announced $100 million to help protect 

coastlines against climate change and population growth. 

It is envisaged that the Community Coast Care Program would run over five years 

with grants of up to $50 thousand being allocated to community groups. The funding 

of this program will be from unallocated monies from the Natural Heritage Trust 

Phase Three. 

Mr Garrett believes that increasing storm activity and sea level rise from climate 

change are threatening coastlines, property, habitat and the financial viability of 

local councils. 

For more information visit: www.alga.asn.au/Election2007/environment.php/ 

$5.5 million Allocated to Indigenous Water Initiatives 

The National Water Commission has awarded $5.54 million for two projects in 

Northern Australia to foster engagement in water resource management.



The North Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance (NAILSAAA) has 

been awarded two grants from the commission to support its initiatives: the 

Indigenous Water Policy Group and the Indigenous Water Facilitator Network. 

The group aims to increase the awareness of Indigenous people about the 

Government's plans for water reform under the National Water initiative, and, 

engage in research focusing on the rights, interests and responsibilities of Indigenous 

people to water at the policy level. 

The Indigenous Community Water Facilitator Network advances Indigenous 

engagement in research and management across Northern Australia at the 

Community planning level, ensuring that Indigenous interests are incorporated in 

water planning, management and policy processes. 

For more information visit: www.nailsma.org.au 

Gold Coast to become climate change hub 

The Coalition has announced Australia's first climate change adaptation facility 

would be based on the Gold Coast. 

Environment Minister Malcolm Turnbull says a number of universities would be 

involved in the centre's work. 

Mr Turnbull says $50 million will be committed to climate change research at Griffith 

University. 

"To pull together the science on climate change and how we adapt to climate change 

so that decision makers - governments - can be better advised as to how we make 

those adaptation decisions," he said. 

Quote of the week 

"Perseverance is not a long race; it is many short races one after another." 

Walter Elliott 

International news S 

The obesity epidemic in the US and global warming might not seem to have much in common. But 

public health experts suggest people can attack them both by cutting calories and carbon dioxide at 

the same time. 

How? Get out of your car and walk or bike half an hour a day instead of driving. And while you're at it, 

eat less red meat. 

That's how people can simultaneously save the planet and their health, say doctors and climate 

scientists. The potential payoffs are huge. 

One numbers-crunching scientist calculates that if all Americans between 10 and 74 walked just half 

an hour a day instead of driving, they would cut the annual US emissions of carbon dioxide, the chief 

greenhouse gas, by 64 million tons. 

About 20 billion litres of petrol would be saved. And Americans would also shed more than 1.36 billion 

kilograms overall, according to these calculations.



The World Health Organisation estimated that 160,000 people died in 2000 from malaria, diarrhoea, 

malnutrition and drownings from floods - problems that public health and climate scientists contend 

were worsened by global warming. Officials predict that in the future those numbers will be higher. 

The American Public Health Association, which will highlight the health problems of global warming in 

April, is seeking to connect obesity and climate change solutions, said executive director Dr Georges 

Benjamin. 

"This may present the greatest public health opportunity that we've had in a century," said University 

of Wisconsin health sciences professor Dr Jonathan Patz, president of the International Association for 

Ecology and Health - (AAP) 

Forthcoming events 

For a full listing of forthcoming events, see ALGA's Events calendar. 

19-20 November 2007 Stamp Duties Symposium 

19-20 November 2007 Planning and Building Community 'By the People, For the People' 

Conference 

20 - 21 November 2007 Local Response to an Ageing Community 

22 - 23 November 2007 Food and Regulations and Labelling Standards Conference 

22 - 23 November 2007 Housing Affordability Congress 

26 - 29 November 2007 National General Assembly of Local Government 

26 - 27 November 2007 Contract Law Fundamentals for Non-Lawyers 

26 - 27 November 2007 Project Director Masterclass 

28 - 30 November 2007 State of Australian Cities Conference 

28 - 29 November 2007 Auslntermodal



ALGA NEWSLETTER - 23 November2007 

National General Assembly...only three sleeps away! 

The National General Assembly of Local Government will kick 

off on Monday in Darwin with the Regional Co-operation and 

Development Forum and the launch of the State of the Regions 

Report 2007-08. 

This year's report will be available for order on the ALGA 

website from Monday at midday and will focus on climate change, its implications 

and its impact on regional Australia and how local government can lead the way by 

developing mitigation and adaption strategies in collaboration with state and federal 

governments. 

Tuesday will be the official opening of the General Assembly by President Cr Paul 

Bell followed by a dazzling line-up of speakers including: Australian of the Year 

Professor Tim Flannery, futurist Richard Neville, Constitutional expert Professor 

Cheryl Saunders, former NZ Minister for Finance Sir Roger Douglas, and climate 

change guru Nick Rowley. 

Delegates will face difficult choices on which concurrent sessions to attend with 

high-profile presenters leading discussion on issues of critical importance for local 

government such as constitutional recognition, media and communications, climate 

change, financial sustainability, and health and ageing. 

Debate on the 63 motions is an important part of each year's Assembly and 

discussions are centred on local government's national agenda of Fair Funding, Fair 

Treatment and Formal Recognition. 

This is an event not to be missed! 

Roads - the election story for local government 

The 2007 election campaign has resulted in large numbers of 

commitments by both the major parties to specific road 

projects around the country. The major projects are listed on 

the ALGA election website. 

There are similarities, as well as some significant differences, 

between Labor and the Coalition when it comes to transport policies that impact on 

local government. 

Both the Coalition and Labor are committed to an enhanced Roads to Recovery 

Program extending to 2014. Neither major party however has responded to the 

specific call from Local Government to make the Roads to Recovery Program 

permanent nor for flexibility in the use of the funding from the Program for transport 

purposes more generally if that meets the requirements of an individual council. 

ALGA will be continuing to pursue the future government on this later issue in the 

development of AusLink II legislation.



A number of the announced projects, both road and rail, in the major urban areas 

will assist in addressing urban congestion. Both major parties have given 

commitments to rail freight upgrades and intermodal terminals in the Sydney basin. 

There however has not been any commitment from the major parties to assist 

directly with urban public transport issues. The Greens policy however calls for 

Federal funding involvement in this area of transport. 

The Coalition has committed to providing an additional $550 million for the Strategic 

Regional Program over the course of AusLink II. These funds will directly benefit local 

government which could be expected to be the beneficiary of the majority of these 

funds. The Coalition has also promised to establish a new $300 million Development 

Roads Program aimed at roads not on the AusLink network that are under pressure 

from developments such as mining or the timber plantation industries. While no 

details have been provided, it appears both local and state roads would be eligible 

for funding. Labor has not matched this commitment. 

Labor has committed to establishing a taskforce in both NSW and WA to review grain 

lines and committed to making the necessary investment from AusLink II based on 

the recommendations of the taskforces. This commitment recognizes the importance 

of an efficient logistics for the Australian grain harvest and the impact on the local 

road system of grain line closures. There is no Coalition commitment to specifically 

address this issue of concern to many councils in the grain growing regions in 

Australia. There is to a large extent a commonality of projects that have been 

promised by both the Coalition and Labor when it comes to the major projects such 

as the Pacific Highway, the Bruce Highway and major roads in and around the capital 

cities and regional centres. Generally these are projects in the planning and 

development stages on the AusLink network and the announcements confirm or give 

a funding commitment to these projects. 

ALGA President Cr Paul Bell said he would work with the incoming government to 

ensure that election promises are upheld and continue to monitor road funding to 

ensure that the needs of Australian communities, whether urban, rural, regional or 

remote, are met. "Roads and transport are key priorities for local governments and 

ALGA will ensure that it remains on top of the national agenda," he said. 

Water announcements in final week of campaign 

Labor water spokesman Anthony Albanese has announced Labor 

would support the Coalition's $10 billion National Water Plan for 

water security, encourage the states to sign up and fast-track $400 

million for irrigation upgrades and water buybacks. Labor would 

restore 500 gigalitres to the Murray River urgently and 1500 

gigalitres over the next decade. This follows earlier announcements 

of $1 billion in tax incentives for urban water projects, including 

desalination, stormwater harvesting and recycling, and $250 million 

to modernise and repair urban water systems and infrastructure. Labor has also 

promised $250 million in rebates for rainwater tanks and greywater systems in houses 

with a national target of recycling 30% of wastewater by 2015. 

Also this week, Water Resources Minister Malcolm Turnbull allocated $340 million 

over three years for 'practical' urban water project, including support for stormwater



harvesting and recycling in western Sydney, $50 million to reduce Adelaide's reliance 

on the Murray and $30 million each for stormwater harvesting in Perth, Brisbane and 

Melbourne. Prime Minister John Howard has promised $50 million for urban water 

projects in Tasmania and another $50 million for the regions. 

Last week the Local Government Association of Tasmania (LGAT) called on all parties 

for a commitment of $350m of Federal funding for the delivery of water and 

sewerage services across Tasmania. 

From the President 

With the election to be decided tomorrow, in this column I will turn my 

attention to the task ahead for local government and our key priorities. 

Central to shaping the forward agenda is the National General Assembly 

which begins in Darwin next week. 

This year's theme is A Climate for Change. It's a theme to help us 

address a range of important and topical issues facing local government. Under this 

banner we will explore a broad range of issues impacting on local government under 

three broad headings: Political Climate; Financial Climate and Natural Climate. 

We have a packed program and a range of terrific speakers. In fact, it's probably the 

best line-up of speakers in the 14 years since the Assembly began. We have speakers 

of the calibre of Australian of the Year Professor Tim Flannery, futurist Richard 

Neville, Constitutional expert Professor Cheryl Saunders, former NZ Minister for 

Finance Sir Roger Douglas, and climate change guru Nick Rowley. We have 

concurrent sessions on constitutional recognition, media and communications, 

climate change, finances and health and ageing - which I encourage all of you to 

attend as they will help to shape debate in the coming year on these critical issues. 

The launch of the State of the Regions report on Monday will highlight the challenges 

facing our rural, regional and remote councils in particular, the need for a largescale 

roll out of high-speed, affordable broadband and the importance of being 

involved from the ground up along with the state and federal governments in climate 

change mitigation and adaption measures. 

Motions this year focus strongly on ALGA's key policy initiatives - the '3 F's' - Fair 

Funding, Fair Treatment and Formal Recognition. This year, in acknowledgement of 

the theme of the National General Assembly, we have added a 4th F - Future 

Challenges. 

There are motions on constitutional recognition, on calling for at least 1% of 

Commonwealth taxation revenue in the form of untied financial transfers to local 

government, on making Roads to Recovery funding permanent and on a Local 

Community Infrastructure Renewals Fund. 

And, perhaps best of all, we will be attending the conference with our consciences 

cleared in the climate stakes! In recognition of the greenhouse gas emissions that 

will be produced in the running of the 2007 National General Assembly, the 

Australian Local Government Association has offset the Assembly's emissions with 

Australian Government approved carbon credits provided by Southern Metropolitan 

Regional Council. Southern Metropolitan Regional Council were recently presented



with the National 2007 Greenhouse Challenge Plus Award for their significant 

contribution to combating climate change and global warming. 

Looking forward to catching up with old and new friends next week and chewing the 

fat over these important matters. See you in Darwin! 

Cr Paul Bell AM 

ALGA President 

New councillor resource kit for Tasmania 

The Local Government Association of Tasmania launched a new Councillor Resource 

Kit today. The kit contains practical information to assist new councillors to become 

familiar with their roles and responsibilities in Local Government. It will also be a 

useful resource for existing councillors. 

The kit serves to update the previous Elected Member Handbook and presents 

information and guidance in the following areas: 

The Role of the Local Government Association of Tasmania 

Understanding the Local Government Framework 

Council Roles and Responsibilities 

Tips for Effective Meetings 

Accountability 

Policy Development and Decision-making 

Understanding Local Government Finance 

Land Use Planning: The Basics 

Councillor Learning and Development 

Skills Checklist 

Other Useful Resources 

Key Organisations and Contacts 

President of the Local Government Association of Tasmania, Mayor Mike Gaffney, 

said the Councilor Resource Kit, developed by the Association, is a useful document 

for all elected members, regardless of their experience in Local Government. 

"This revised edition is more concise and user-friendly, and will be an invaluable 

source of information, particularly for newcomers to the Local Government sector," 

he said. 

Copies of the kit will be distributed to all elected members and will soon be 

available for download from the LGAT website at www.lgat.tas.gov.au.



NSW planning reform 

The Local Government and Shires Associations of NSW has released Principles for 

Planning Reform - A Policy Platform. 

The Platform has been developed to promote informed debate about planning 

reforms in NSW, with the Minister for Planning due to release a discussion paper by 

the end of November. The Associations are keen to ensure that councils and their 

communities get a say in how the planning system can be improved. 

"The main objective of planning decisions and processes should be to build 

communities where people want to live," President of the Local Government 

Association of NSW, Cr Genia McCaffery said. 

Some of the recommendations contained in the platform include: 

• Greater flexibility in the Standard LEP template to recognise local issues 

and areas that do not fit into the state-wide template. 

• Councils given the power to adequately levy developments at the local 

and regional level to provide for local facilities and services. 

• The principles of local democracy should be protected by retaining the 

community's elected representatives in their decision making role in the 

DA process, supported by advisory panels where considered appropriate. 

DNA technology to identify guilty dogs 

Dogs that attack people and animals can now be traced using new DNA technology 

being issued to local councils, the NSW government says. 

A pack, including DNA collection swabs, gloves and tamper-proof evidence bags will 

enable council rangers to collect DNA from a dog's saliva, blood, hair or faeces and 

send it away for testing. 

At the launch of the scheme, Botany Bay mayor Ron Hoenig welcomed the 

technology. 

"This kit may be useful in identifying exactly what dog was responsible for a 

particular attack," Councillor Hoenig said. 

"This type of technology may also exonerate owners where a dog has been falsely 

accused in involvement in an attack." 

Owners of attacking dogs face maximum penalties of $55,000 or two years prison.



Quotes of the week 

"Never leave a single door unlocked, there should be no neighbourhood dog that you have yet to encounter.' 

Kevin Rudd, urging Labor MPs on for a final campaign effort. 

"Whenever you change the government you change the direction of the country." 

John Howard 

International news -h 

Households across England could soon be billed by their local councils for the amount of rubbish they 

throw away in an attempt to slash landfill waste. 

Councils are to be given new powers by the government to introduce pilot schemes encouraging 

residents to recycle more of their garbage. 

While the government is yet to outline the details of the programs, councils are expected to be given 

the option of introducing "pay-as-you-throw" style charges and financial rewards for those who do 

recycle. 

The move comes as a new report warned Britain faces fines of more than $400 million because it is 

unlikely to meet the European Union's demand to dramatically reduce its biodegradable landfill waste 

before 2020. 

The House of Commons public accounts committee report criticised the government for failing to act 

quickly enough to ensure Britain meets the targets, which were set in 1999. 

It said that while half the population were committed recyclers, the government should do more to 

encourage recycling by spelling out exactly what people can put in recycle bins and the collection 

methods available. 

Chairman of the cross-party committee, Conservative MP Edward Leigh, said the government also 

needed to speed up the development of "green" power stations which can process up to 15 million 

tonnes of waste a year to generate electricity. 

"Waste treatment centres around the country will be a critical factor in reducing the UK's reliance on 

landfill," he said. 

The report's release came amid confusion about whether the government would ultimately roll out 

compulsory "pay-as-you-throw" rubbish schemes across Britain. 

Last week, Prime Minister Gordon Brown reportedly intervened to stop a scheduled announcement 

paving the way for households to be charged about $560 a year in "waste taxes". 

But a Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) document published on the 

internet this week said English councils would be able to "introduce revenue-neutral financial 

incentive schemes" to boost household recycling.



However, the document was later altered to say councils in England would instead be given "power to 

pilot local authority incentives for household waste minimisation and recycling". 

Chairman of the Local Government Association Environment Board Paul Bettison said the pilot 

schemes were a "significant step in the right direction". 

"Britain is the dustbin of Europe, throwing more waste into landfill than any other country on the 

continent," he said. 

"This simply cannot continue. 

"There is now strong public support for schemes that reward people for recycling, and councils should 

be given the power to introduce these where it is appropriate to do so." 

Some Conservative MPs fear that if people are charged extra for not recycling, many will just dump 

their garbage on public land or burn it in their backyards. (AAP) 

Forthcoming events 

For a full listing of forthcoming events, see ALGA's Events calendar. 

22 - 23 November 2007 Food and Regulations and Labelling Standards 

Conference 

22 - 23 November 2007 Housing Affordability Congress 

26 - 29 November 2007 National General Assembly of Local Government 

26 - 27 November 2007 Contract Law Fundamentals for Non-Lawyers 

26 - 27 November 2007 Project Director Masterclass 

28 - 30 November 2007 State of Australian Cities Conference 

28 - 29 November 2007 Auslntermodal 

28 November 2007 Contract Law Masterclass for Non-Lawyers 

29 November 2007 Building a Performance Culture in Local Govt 

30 November - 01 December 2007 Making Links 2007



MEDIA RELEASE 


Road Funding Deficit Increases Pressure on Councils 

The funding shortfall to maintain local roads is now more than $120m - more than 

double the deficit in five years and despite Local Government increasing its 

contribution. 

WA Local Government Association President Cr Bill Mitchell said the deficit identified in 

the most recent Report on Local Government Roads Assets and Expenditure 

highlighted the increasing pressure on Councils to maintain the local road network. 

The annual report by WALGA identified a $120.1m shortfall between the estimated 

cost of maintaining the local road network and actual funding - five years ago the 

deficit was $50.3m. 

"Local Government has increased the proportion of funding it provides from its own 

community resources but the deficit has still increased," Cr Mitchell said. 

"Local Government provided 51.3% of all local roads funding, the Federal Government 

29.7% and the State Government 17.5% with 1.5% from non-government sources. 

"Quite simply funding has not kept pace with inflation as for the past five years total 

road funding has increased by just 2.8% while the cost of maintaining and constructing 

roads has increased by 20%." 

Cr Mitchell said in its State Budget Submission, WALGA had requested an additional 

$80m over four years to help redress the deficit in local road funding in addition to 

$65.5m over five years for urgent bridge works. 

"Local roads account for almost three quarters of the road network in Western 

Australia, some 125,000km and about 65 per cent of all serious road crashes and they 

need to be adequately funded," he said. 

"We are not asking for funds to build new roads rather an increase in funding to 

overcome the shortfall in maintenance of existing roads. 

"If the situation is allowed to continue, it will become more and more difficult to make 

up the deficit in maintenance of local roads which ultimately puts community safety at 

risk."


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Subdivision Applications - Report on Lots Registered for 2006/07 & 2007/08 D-36 

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1.1 EMPLOYEE MOVEMENTS 

New Staff: 

a Library Clerk - Casual, commences 19 November 2007. 

a Library Clerk (part-time), commences 21 November 2007. 

• Library Clerk (part-time), commences 21 November 2007. 

• Library Clerk (part-time), commences 26 November 2007. 

• Environmental Project Officer (part-time contract), commences 3 December 2007. 

a Library Clerk (part-time), commences 5 December 2007. 

a Librarian, commences 17 December 2007. 

Staff Leaving: 

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Other Staff Movements (Internal): 

• Apprentice Horticulture has completed apprenticeship and has been successful in 

gaining employment in the position of Irrigation Fitter, effective 5 December 2007. 

Current Recruitment Activity: 

a Asset Management Coordinator - position on hold, trying to source from agencies. 

• Senior Designer - no applications received, trying to source from agencies. 

a Engineering Surveyor - no applications received, trying to source from agencies. 

• Manager Civil Works - interviews complete, recruitment progressing. 

a Project Manager, City Projects - interviews conducted, recruitment progressing. 

• Irrigation Fitter - recruitment complete. 

a Engineering Design & Drafting/Technical Officer - interviews complete, recruitment 

progressing. 

a Administration Assistant Rangers - interviews complete, recruitment progressing. 

• Subdivision Engineer - interviews complete, recruitment progressing, 

a Supervisor Property Services - applications closed 16/11/07. 

a Parks Technical Officer - readvertised, applications closed 23/11/07. 

• Supervisor Streetscapes - applications closed 23/11/07.

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Current Recruitment Activity cont... 

a Finance Officer - applications close 30/11/07. 

• 2 x Apprentice Horticulturalist - applications close 30/11/07. 

• Project Manager, City Projects - interviews complete, recruitment progressing, 

a CDO Youth - applications close 30 November 2007. 

a Services Information Officer - applications close 30 November 2007. 

• Senior Statutory/Strategic Planning Officer - applications close 7 December 2007. 

• Indigenous Centre Development Officer - applications close 19 December 2007. 

• Indigenous Trainee Business/ Clerical Officer - applications close 19 December 

2007.


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Ongoing 

Timeframe Comment 

Training and development programs 

completed in last months include: Diploma 

in Business - Local Government, Project 

Management Fundamentals and Job Safety 

Analysis. Waiting for outcomes of training 

needs survey to prepare a corporate 

training calendar for 2008. 

City of Armadale Collective Workplace 

Agreement 2007: work on salary level 

structure review has commenced; scope of 

review is now being considered in order to 

prepare project plan, and research has 

commenced. All other initiatives have been 

implemented. 

Replacement of the 9 existing air 

conditioning units is complete. The 

electronic control system is operational and 

balancing of the system is being monitored. 

Enclosure of the AC compounds is expected 

within the next few weeks. 

Additional accommodation space is 

required to cope with staff growth. 

Indicative lay outs for the Library building 

are being developed for the interior. 

Methodology for selecting the 

organisational unit to occupy this space is 

being developed. 

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CoA Projects 

Op-16-03 Fifteen Year Financial Plan 

and 2008-09 Annual Budget 

and Plan for the Future 

Op-19-05 

Op-20-05 



Municipal Heritage Inventory 

Review 

Keane Road Environmental 

Assessment 

Tony Maxwell / 

Nathan Cain 

Ian MacRae/James 

Robinson 

Ian MacRae 


Importance 

Rating/Mgmnt 

Effort (6-60) 

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April 2005 - 

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December2007 

August 2005 to 

November 2005 2008 

Councillor Briefing/Discussion Session 

to commence process on 3 r December 

2007. 

Project Phases: 

Appointment of consultant - Palassis 

April 2005 

Draft MHIprepared and advertised 

November to December 2006 

Council endorsement of submissions 

and MHI Management Incentives Policy 

(PLN3.8) July 2007 

Further Consultation with objectors 

August to September 2007 

Council flnalisation of MHI 

November/December 2007 

Consultant appointed - Aug 2005 

Surveys undertaken of route, flora & fauna 

& wetlands. Consultation with stakeholders 

- Sep-Oct 2005 

Consultants Report received and formed the 

basis of a report to Council in January 2007. 

Report dispatched to EPA on 26 th April 

2007. 

EPA advised (October 2007) that the level 

of assessment has been set at PER. Briefing 

of the Minister for the Environment on 79' 

November 2007. 

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Op-21-06 

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Parking Issues - CBD 

Business Systems 

Implementation 



Ian MacRae 

Tony Maxwell / 

Nathan Cain 


Importance 

Rating/Mgmnt 

Effort (6-60) 

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Ongoing 


Customer Request 

Management (CRM") - 

Oct 2007 

Elec. Facilitv Bookings 

(EFB) Dec 2007 

Elec. Business Papers - 

Dec 2007 

Council considered request from 

Westzone for temporary parking to 

supplement Christmas and cinema 

parking at its meeting on 17 th September 

and discussions continue with Westzone 

to resolve relocation of site offices and 

temporary parking. 

• CRM - Initial overview of proposed 

new system has occurred (subsidiary 

product of the EDM system). 

Discussion and revision now taking 

place as to timeframe for delivery. 

• EFB - Final implementation has 

taken place and system is in use. 

• EBP - Initial overview of proposed 

new system has occurred (subsidiary 

product of the EDM system). 

Discussion and revision now taking 

place as to timeframe for delivery. 

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CoA Projects 

S-8-01 North Forrestdale Future 

Planning 



Ian MacRae / Paul 

Sanders / Ron Van 

Delft 


Importance 

Rating/Mgmnt 

Effort (6-60) 

H/38 Aug 2001 Doc 2002 

May 2003 


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October 2001 April 

SOOS 

Ongoing 

Development contribution scheme 

amendment approved by Minister in 

December 2006. 

The project was awarded a PIA Special 

Commendation for the Urban Planning 

award and the Minister's Award on 10' 


Stage 3 advertised for public comment July 

17-September 14 2007. 

Council supported an amendment to the 

MRS concerning the Kennel area on 

Ranford Road in September 2007. 

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CoA Projects 


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S-15-01 Public Open Space Strategy 

S-18-01 City Image and Marketing 

Project 


Ian MacRae / 

Environmental Officer 

CEO 


Importance 

Rating/Mgmnt 

Effort (6-60) 

M/42 

Timeframe 

Sep 2001-Dec 2006 

Comment 

A seven-stage implementation process 

approved in Sep 2001. Recommendations 

for Stages 1 to 6 agreed to by Council 

following public consultation. Stages 1 to 5 

embedded in Town Planning Scheme No 4. 

Stage 6 approved by Council on 19 

December 2005. Council adopted Stage 7 

on 18 September 2006. Stages 6 and 7 

awaiting approval of Minister. Stage 1 POS 

transferred to City as freehold lots. The 

project momentum has increased and has 

been given high priority. 

Minister approval has been sought to use 

POS funds to fund strategic projects within 

the City. 

Minister approved stages 2 and 3 in January 

2007. 

POS Strategy officer commenced mid 

August 2007. Report re sale of Lot 301 

Donald Court submitted to Council on 17 

September 2007 and on 19 November 

Reports on Business plans for Lot 39 Page 

Road and for POS Strategy Stage 1 

precincts A and B considered by Council in 

October 2007 and for Stage 2 on 19 


All 5 entry signs have been installed. 

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S-29-05 

S-32-06 




Canning River Precinct Study 

Youth Precinct Study 

Ian MacRae/James 

Robinson 

Carl Askew / Yvonne 

Coyne 


Importance 

Rating/Mgmnt 

Effort (6-60) 

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April 2005-June 2006 

Feb 2006-Apr 2007 

The final report was received in Dec 2005. 

Council endorsed recommendations and 

resolved to request WAPC to commence 

MRS amendment on 20 February 2006. 

Awaiting WAPC advice. 

Council agreed to promote amendment to 

TPS No.4 in tandem with MRS amendment 

in February 2007. 

Report to the August 2007 Community 

Services Committee presented a number of 

options for Council to consider and 

recommended to progress the development 

of a central CBD skate park. Council 

resolved to investigate the design and cost 

of building a "street real" skate park at the 

following sites (i) land between the public 

toilets and the current amphitheatre on 

Orchard Ave and (ii) aflat unrestricted site, 

before determining its final position.. 

Concept designs in progress. 

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S-35-07 




Aquatic Centre Upgrade 

Active Sporting Reserves 

Needs Assessment and 

Feasibility Study 

Andrew Bruce / 

Project Manager 

(TBA) 

Carl Askew / Patrick 

Quinlivan 


Importance 

Rating/Mgmnt 

Effort (6-60) 

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May 2006 - Nov 2009 

Feb 2007 - May Nov 

2007 

Report submitted to the October 

Community Services Committee advising of 

revised cost estimates for the project. 

Council to consider the cost increases in 

conjunction with the review of the 15 Year 

Financial Plan. 

Preliminary project planning has 

commenced to determine best way to 

coordinate due diligence work with the 

upgrade. Project level financial analysis 

being undertaken to assess scope and 

timing. 

Works to the 50m pool are underway and it 

is expected that the pool will be available to 

the public just before Christmas.. 

The Needs Assessment was completed and 

circulated to Councillors in July. The 

Feasibility Study is in progress and draft 

report from the consultant is being 

discussed with the ARA and DSR prior to 

report to Council. 

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ARA/CoA Joint Projects 

S-12-01 Kelmscott Redevelopment 

(ARA Planning Area) 

8-22-01(3) 

Gateways Project 

(ARA Commissioned 

Project) 

Project 


Ian MacRae / James 

Robinson 

Sponsor: ARA 

Ray Tame /Andrew 

Bruce 

Sponsor: ARA 


Importance 

Rating/Mgmnt 

Effort (6-60) 

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June 2004 - ongoing Council resolved on 15 November to 

support ARA's involvement in 

planning the central area of the 

Kelmscott townsite. 

DA by Primewest for land north of 

Denny Avenue -determined by the 

ARA May 2007. 

DA also received for Stargate 

Shopping Centre redevelopment. 

ARA Consultants briefed Council on 

the Gateways Project on 19 December 

and a report was considered at 

January City Strategy Committee 

meeting referring the proposal back to 

the ARA. 

ARA Gateways Steering Committee 

met on 20 Feb and it was agreed that 

the ARA will "commercially trial" 

two gateway landmarks at the 

Forrestdale Business Park and 

Champion Lakes sites. ARA has 

commissioned "estate standard" 

Landmarks for Champion Lakes, 

Champion Drive and the Forrestdale 

Business Park. At this stage 5 has 

been commissioned. Each will 

contain an estate name panel. The 

first installation was due in March 

2007 but has been delayed. 

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S-26-01 

(1) 

S-28-01 

S-34-06 

Champion Lakes 

Implementation 




Wungong Urban Water 

Master Plan 


Community Facility - Lot 

144 Railway Avenue 

Ian MacRae 

Sponsor: ARA 

Ian MacRae / Paul 

Sanders / Ron Van 

Delft 

Sponsor: ARA 

Carl Askew / Yvonne 

Coyne (Project 

Manager TBA) 

Sponsor: ARA 


Importance 

Rating/Mgmnt 

Effort (6-60) 

H/48 

H/38 

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Commenced Jan - 

Dec 2002 - ongoing 

Feb 2003 - Dec 2006 

Jan 2006 - Jul 2008 

- A contract has been awarded for 

the removal of the stockpile. 

- Discussions being held with ARA 

for progression of the Aboriginal 

Enterprise and Interpretive Centre. 

ARA extended planning controls over 

Brookdale in December 2003, with 

gazettal of Redevelopment Area 

(Extension) Regulations. 

Introduction of Interim Scheme 

Controls on 22 March 2005. 

Wungong Scheme, Master Plan and 

Environmental Review released for 

public comment on 16 h November 

2006. Submissions considered by the 

ARA Board in April/May 2007. 

14 policy documents prepared for 

Wungong released to officers for 

comment in May - July 2007. 

Policy resolution process underway 

with the WUW Steering Committee. 

Minnawarra House Services 

temporarily relocated to Reg. 

Williams Reserve. RJCCA is 

exploring options of furthering the 

community facility on Lot 144 

Railway Avenue. 

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ITEM 

Cost Savings - Five Year Plan 

[Refer CS3 2/6/0 3 of 10 Jun 03] 

Officers investigate the above cost 

saving suggestions with a view to a 

report being submitted to the 

appropriate Committees. 

Gatewavs/Entrv Statements 

fRefer CS13/1/06 of 16 Jan 061 

Officers investigate the issue of Council's 

own "entry statements" and streetscape 

works, conveying the welcome and 

character it wishes its community to 

identify with, including both existing 

entry points and new points in North 

Forrestdale and Brookdale, particularly 

along Ranford and Warton Roads. 

(CrTizard) 

Promotion Pack 

[Refer CS42/4/06 of 10 Apr 06] 

That a report be prepared on what options 

may be considered for introduction of 

promotional material for Armadale to be 

used in conjunction with the development 

industry. 

Promotional Info to new Residents 

[Refer CS47/5/07 of 14 Mav 071 

New residents to the area do not seem to 

be aware of the shopping, tourist or 

recreational facilities available in 

Armadale. (Cr Munn) 

It was recommended that as a matter of 

priority officers investigate and report 

back to Committee as to how the City's 

welcome packs can be enhanced to 

promote the wide range of facilities 

offered in Armadale. 

Directorate 

Technical & 

Development 

Services 

Chief Executive 

Chief Executive 

ACTION / STATUS 

PageCS-10 

To be investigated and a report to be 

submitted to the respective Committees. 

Memo from CEO of 10 May refers. 

City entry signs on Albany Highway and 

Armadale Road have been upgraded to 

reflect the City's "Armadale Alive" styleguide. 

The new entry signage is also being 

extended to a further 3 entry points to the 

City i.e. South Western Highway, 

Ranford Road, near Warton Road, and 

Albany Highway, Bedfordale. 

Costings have been sought on 

promotional DVD's and advice from 

other Cities on this type of material.



ITEM iDirectorate ACTION/STATUS 

Use of Cameras in Armadale CBD 

[Refer CS52/5/06 of 8 Mav 061 

Officers to investigate and submit a report 

to the City Strategy Committee that 

investigates:- 

• the coverage of current private 

and public cameras within the 

Armadale CBD; 

• current storage and access 

arrangements; and 

• "black spots" and how they 

might be covered in the future. 

Security/Surveillance systems in 

CBD & other areas 

[Refer CS25/3/07 of 12 Mar 07] 

While investigating installation of 

security systems within the CBD that 

mobile camera systems be considered for 

areas of high vandalism i.e. Rushton Park 

(Cr Zelones) 

Grant Funding for CCTV & other 

strategies 

[Refer CS25/3/07 of 12 Mar 071 

Officers investigate whether or not CCTV 

and other crime prevention strategies 

could be funded in the City through the 

Criminal Property Confiscation Act 

Grants Program. (Cr lizard) 

Promotion of Local Products 

[Refer CS95/9/06 of 11 Sep 061 

Officers investigate strategies for 

enhancing the promotion of local 

products as part of Council's continued 

effort to promote Armadale's unique 

assets. (Cr Stewart) 

Technical 

Services 

Page CS-11 

The meeting planned for December 2006 

is proposed to be held in March 2007 and 

be jointly convened by the City and the 

ARA. Attendees would include 

Developers ING and Westzone, WA 

Police, Private landholders of the CBD 

and a Chamber of Commerce 

representative. 

An amount of approx. $30,000 is 

available in Council's 2006/07 budget and 

initial investigations indicate that this 

would be sufficient to provide quality 

equipment for monitoring and recording 

incidents by wireless technology. 

The Federal grant application was 

successful and the City was awarded 

$150,000 under the National Community 

Crime Prevention Programme. 

Expressions of Interest for the provision 

of CCTV for the City's CBD (The Mall, 

Memorial Park and Minnawarra Precinct) 

has been called and tenders close on 6th 


Chief Executive Matter being investigated and a report 

will be submitted to SOHAG.



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ITEMJ Directorate i PACTION /STATUS 

fRefer CS6/1/07 of 8 January 20071 

Following recent media interest and a 

resident query he would like to refer the 

matter of the possibility of Council 

replacing Christmas paper cards with ecards 

for consideration by SOHAG. (Cr 

Zelones) 

Recognition of exceptional service 

by Officers 

[Refer CS25/3/07 of 12 Mar 07]] 

City investigate suitable ways to 

recognise sustained, exceptional service 

by officers especially at the time of their 

retirement. (Cr Tizard) 

After Hours Response Procedure 

fRefer C36/4/07 of Apr 200711 

Requested that the procedure be revisited 

with a view to giving councillors direct 

contact with a duty ranger. (Crs 

Munn/Tizard) 

A review on the issue & control of 

demolition licences was also raised. 

[Refer C7 8/8/07 of Am 2007]! 

Requested for a report on after hours 

procedure for non-emergency situations 

i.e burning on Sundays, taking of 

firewood from reserves, dumping of 

rubbish and off-road vehicles. (Cr Tizard) 

Review of the Role of SOHAG 

[Refer C78/8/07 of Am 2007]] 

Requested that the role and objectives of 

SOHAG be reviewed. (Cr Munn) 

Page CS-12 

Chief Executive E-Cards have been produced and these 

will be forwarded to councillors in the 

next few weeks. 

Corporate 

Services 

Corporate 

Services/CEO 

Corporate 

Services/CEO 

However, a small quantity of cards are 

also being printed. 

The matter will be listed for a discussion 

by SOHAG once the Group membership 

is confirmed.. 

Matter to be investigated. 

• Preliminary report presented to June 

2007 City Strategy Committee - 

further report has been requested, and 

• After hours call service protocol has 

been revised to more appropriately 

respond to calls received in respect to 

development and building activities; 

• Review of current procedure being 

undertaken. 

Progress report on the development issues 

i.e. dust nuisance etc. submitted to the 

August City Strategy Committee meeting. 

A meeting of SOHAG to be scheduled for 

a discussion on the matter.



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Matters for Referral - Review of 

Procedure 

fRefer C78/8/07 of Am 200711 

Requested that the procedure for "Matters 

for Referral" be reviewed. (Cr Munn) 

Review of Honours Policy 

fRefer CS 103/11/07 of Nov 2007 J] 

A report be prepared by July 2008 which 

reviews Council's Honours Policy. (Cr 

Munn) 

Issue 22 - November 2007 

Directorate 

Corporate 

Services/CEO 

Corporate 

Services/CEO 


PageCS-13 

Matter will be referred to the next 

SOHAG meeting for consideration. 

To be investigated for further report.


City Strategy - Donations Summary 

Balance as at 1st July 2007 

R Smith 

Rotary Club of West Perth 

J Taylor 

Balance as at 1st August 2007 

J Taylor 

St Vincent de Paul Society of WA Inc 

Balance as at 1st September 2007 

Kingsley Primary School 

Roleystone Theatre 

K Birch 

Roleystone Primary School 

Balance as at 1st October 2007 

T Sainsbury 

L Heistek 

S Heistek 

Balance as at 1st November 2007 

Balance as at 1st July 2007 

Dept of Health 

Balance as at 1st August 2007 

Balance as at 1st September 2007 

Balance as at 1st October 2007 

Balance as at 1st November 2007 

Donations 

U/18 Donation 

World Festival of Music 

U/18 Donation 

U/18 Donation 

Rubbish Disposal Fee 

Safety House Committee Fee 

Youth Fest 

U/18 Donation 

School Fair 

U/18 Donation 

U/18 Donation 

U/18 Donation 

COMMUNITY GRANTS 

Mental Health Week 

Page CS-14 

$10,000.00 

$ 100.00 

$ 250.00 

$ 100.00 

$ 9,650.00 

$ 100.00 

$ 250.00 

$ 9,300.00 

$ 131.00 

$ 250.00 

$ 100.00 

$ 100.00 

$ 9,100.00 

$ 100.00 

$ 100.00 

$ 100.00 

$ 8,800.00 

$15,360.00 

$500.00 

$14,860.00 

$14,860.00 

$14,860.00 

$14,860.00

Information Bulletin Page CS-15 

City Strategy - Donations Summary 

ANNUAL CONTRIBUTIONS 

Balance as at 1st July 2007 $72,257.00 

Balance as at 1 st August 2007 $72,257.00 

Balance as at 1st September 2007 $72,257.00 

Balance as at 1st October 2007 $67,257.00 

The Churches Commission on Education (Youth Annual Contribution $18500.00 

Care) 

Balance as at 1st November 2007 $48,757.00


City Strategy - Accounting Services Report 

Annual Rate Billing (including services 

charges) 

No of rateable properties 

No of properties fully paid 

No of properties on 2 instalments 

No of properties on 4 instalments 

No of properties on special arrangements 

No of properties Summons Issued 

No of properties Pensioners, Informal 

Recovery Action, etc.. 

Deferred Rates outstanding 

Emergency Services Levy 

Statutory Instalments outstanding 

Credit Balances 

Special arrangements and others 

Recovery Action 

Total Rates to be collected 

Rates 

Services 

Pool 

RATES DEBTORS OUTSTANDING REPORT 

YEAR ENDING 30 September 2007 

Current 

Arrears 

Current 

Arrears 

Current 

Arrears 

2006/07 

30.9.06 

27,095,689 

21,468 

9,188 

1,246 

4,948 

2,128 

3,958 

$ 

540,277 

389,280 

6,164,585 

- 72,213 

1,455,888 

2,615,163 

11,092,980 

9,839,187 

152,511 

452,192 

20,905 

6,756 

297 

2007/08 

30.9.07 

29,495,171 

22,628 

9,419 

1,298 

4,724 

2,422 

4,765 

$ 

543,761 

879,905 

6,823,317 

- 61,271 

1,576,322 

2,199,008 

11,961,043 

9,451,162 

165,051 

1,259,091 

21,774 

15,495 

287 

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VARIATION 

2,399,482 

$ 

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231 

52 

-224 

294 

807 

3,484 

490,625 

658,732 

10,942 

120,434 

- 416,155 

868,063 

- 388,025 

12,540 

806,899 

869 

8,739 

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8.86% 

5.40% 

2.51% 

4 17% 

-4.53% 

13.82% 

20.39% 

$ 

0.64% 

126.03% 

10.69% 

-15.15% 

8.27% 

-15.91% 

7.83% 

-3.94% 

8,22% 

178.44% 

4.16% 

129.35% 

-3.37%



Area Rates (ESL) 

Specified Area Rates - Townscape Amenity 

Legal Fees 

Other Charges 

Instalment Admininstation Fees 

Penalty/Instalment Interest 

Excess Payments 

Total Rates to be collected 

 

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20,369 

5,962 

85,849 

105,001 

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11,092,980 

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61,948 

20,512 

3,741 

77,476 

65,871 

- 61,271 

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26,000.000 

24,000,000 

22,000,000 

20,000,000 

18,000,000 

16.000,000 

14,000,000 

12,000,000 

10.000.000 

8.000.000 

6,000,000 

4,000.000 

2.000,000 

490,625 

- 24,936 

143 

- 2,221 

- 8,373 

- 39,130 

10,942 

868,063 

126.03% 

-28.70% 

0.70% 

-37.25% 

-9.75% 

-37.27% 

-15.15% 

7.83% 

-LAST YEAR 

ANNUAL BILLING 

•LAST YEAR 

OUTSTANDING 

-CURRENT YEAR 

ANNUAL BILLING 

-CURRENTYEAR 

OUTSTANDING



2/10/2007 7:15 12AM 

Assess* 

979 

3777 

4648 

13526 

13562 

17097 

17655 

17899 

24688 

25450 

26006 

26961 

28618 

32992 

35952 

35998 

37302 

46325 

53605 

53984 

55695 

56089 

56192 

58623 

59427 

59724 

63927 

67844 

73596 

81733 

84775 

103313 

103525 

106783 

106828 

110639 

115530 

120852 

127707 

138738 

139172 

145090 

Property Address 

596 Oxley Rd, Forrestdale 

2 Caroline St, Mt Nasura 

3071 Albany Hwy, Armadale 

71 Canns Rd, Bedfordale 


23 Coolabah Dr, Mt Nasura 

24 Cordelia Rd, Armadale 

31 Cordelia Rd, Armadale 

205 Seventh Rd, Armadale 

28 Eleventh Rd, Wungong 

9 Eliot Rd, Armadale 

87 Fifth Rd, Armadale 

6 Neilson Av, Armadale 

24 Haslemere Dr, Mt Nasura 

12 Hanlm Rd, Forrestdale 

0 Hanlin Rd, Forrestdale 

1 Leumeah St, Armadale 

13 PurvesWy, Brookdale 

302 South Western Hwy, Wungong 

0 South Western Hwy, Armadale 

358 Taylor Rd, Forrestdale 

13 Third Rd, Armadale 

18 Thomas St, Armadale 

3 Urana Rd, Armadale 

72 Wallangarra Dr, Bedfordale 

13 Wallangarra Dr, Bedfordale 

59 Wungong Rd, Armadale 

11 Armitage Rd, Kelmscott 

67 Canning Mills Rd, Kelmscott 

28 Gertrude Av, Champion Lakes 

24 Hill St, Kelmscott 

0 Seville Dr, Seville Grove 

59 Third Av, Kelmscott 

5 Turner PI, Kelmscott 

21 Turner PI, Kelmscott 

2 Beechcroft PI, Westfield 

44 Ferguson Rd, Karragullen 

11 Eatts Rd, Roleystone 

9 Palm Rd, Roleystone 

3 Tamarind Cr, Kelmscott 

24 Kundyl Ct, Kelmscott 

4 Crystal Ct, Mt Richon 

Rates Written Off 

1/09/2007 to 30/09/2007 

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Amount 

-$0 24 

-$2.09 

-$0.88 

-$0 12 

-$0.34 

-$0 01 

-$1 91 

-$0 20 

-$0.34 

-$0.06 

-$0 69 

-$0.13 

-$0,27 

-$0 20 

-$0 23 

-$1.34 

-$0.08 

-$0.07 

-$0.28 

-$0.59 

-$0.18 

-$0.01 

-$0.28 

-$0 01 

-$1.49 

-$0.12 

-$2.40 

-$0 63 

-$0.44 

-$0 60 

-$7 72 

-$0.08 

-$0.29 

-$0.37 

-$0 32 

-$0 01 

-$0 62 

-$1 60 

-$0.15 

-$0 89 

-$0 02 

-$0 11



2/10/2007 7;15;23AM 

"ssess# 

150871 

152334 

152483 

154225 

159504 

163086 

184636 

188503 

193974 

196588 

198550 

205886 

206121 

213433 

213663 

213974 

217215 

217774 

227244 

228066 

230382 

230544 

231299 

233342 

245424 

246066 

246381 

249599 

249698 

251045 

251752 

253657 

253891 

255340 

258922 

258972 

259041 

259794 

260103 

261484 

262111 

262224 


14 Dew St, Forrestdale 

56 Gillam Dr, Kelmscott 


43 Blackwood Dr, Mt Nasura 

24 Prospect Rd, Armadale 


Westfield Rd, Seville Grove 

81 Tijuana Rd, Brookdale 

10 Clarence Rd, Armadale 

20 Taronga Dr, Kelmscott 

36-40 Commerce Av, Armadale 

6/130 South Western Hwy, Mt Richon 

27 Firetail Ct, Seville Grove 

10 Sawmill PI, Roleystone 

28 Heritage Dr, Roleystone 

172 Heritage Dr, Roleystone 

232 Seville Dr, Seville Grove 


9 Saddlers Rtt, Kelmscott 

21 Abernethy Gr, Seville Grove 

42 Contour Rd, Roleystone 

2A Dreyer Rd, Roleystone 

34 Brown Cr, Seville Grove 


17 Ralphs St, Seville Grove 

15 Salamanca Bvd, Seville Grove 

4/67-69 Braemore St, Seville Grove 

47 Heath Rd, Roleystone 

8 Milano Loop, Seville Grove 

3/12 Dickens PI, Armadale 

15 Aulini Dr, Bedfordale 

7 Bluestone Loop, Piara Waters 

21 Jonquil Loop, Seville Grove 

192 Wright Rd, Harrisdale 

1/51 Third Av, Kelmscott 



5 Archer Br, Harrisdale 

87 Harrisdale Dr, Harrisdale 

12 Mossgreen Lk, Harrisdale 

62 Brooks Rd, Roleystone 



1/09/2007 to 30/09/2007 

Page CS-19 


Amount 

-$1.64 

-$0 06 

-$0 15 

-$0 01 

-$0.05 

-$1.48 

-$0 11 

-$1 86 

-$0 33 

-$0 82 

-$1.82 

-$0.19 

-$0 04 

-$0.02 

-$0 16 

-$0 05 

-$0 37 

-$0.17 

-$0.08 

-$0.08 

-$0.09 

-$2.93 

-$0,32 

-$0.51 

-$0 06 

-$2 96 

-$2.12 

-$0.20 

-$0.91 

-$0.19 

-$0 20 

-$1 41 

-$0.50 

-$2.91 

-$1 10 

-$0.45 

-$0.83 

-$4 16 

-$3.55 

-$0 03 

-$1.01 

-$0 34



2/10/2007 7:15:23AIV1 

Assess* 

262553 

262828 

262882 

263046 

263109 

263294 

263339 

263389 

263799 

264359 

264426 

264458 

264624 

264787 


11 Tenterfield Grn, Harrisdale 

4 Derby L, Harrisdale 

12 Baystone Pde, Harrisdale 

43 Oakleigh Pass, Harrisdale 

17 Baystone Pde, Harrisdale 

5 Kersley Loop, Harrisdale 

13 Kersley Loop, Harrisdale 

64 Northerly Dr, Harrisdale 

1 Binnia Mw, Harrisdale 

10 Whimbrel Wy, Harrisdale 

5 Gallinago Cnr, Harrisdale 

11 Gallinago Cnr, Harrisdale 

5 Carnaby Wy, Harrisdale 

14 Carnaby Wy, Harrisdale 


1/09/2007 to 30/09/2007 

Total Written Off 

Page CS-20 


Amount 

-$0 94 

-$1 07 

-$0.85 

-$1.44 

-$1 65 

-$1.18 

-$1 12 

-$1.18 

-$1 07 

-$0 20 

-$0 57 

-$0 11 

-$0 56 

-$0.02 

-$76.64 

Pursuant to Council Resolution Number C111/7/04 (July 2004) and the subsequent on-delegation by the 

Chief Executive Office number 10 (July 2004) pertaining to debt write off the aforementioned debts, 

following investigation, have been written off. 

N Cain 

Executive Manager Business Services 

02-October-2007


3 Correspondence & 

Papers 

Pink Divider 

3 Information from 


Blue Divider 

Information to Standing Committees 


9 

o 

3 

o 

Development 

Services 


Technical 

Services 

Green Divider 

Community 

Services 

Beige Divider 



Issue No. 22/2007 


Issue No 46.07 - 16 November 2007 COR-1 

Issue No 47.07 - 23 November 2007 COR-3 















• Health 





• Planning 







Road Naming Report 2007/08 & consequential action of Council Recommendation.. 


• Building 












Nil 

...CS-1 

.CS-14 

.CS-16 

D-l 

D-3 

D-9 

...D-18 

...D-19 

...D-23 

...D-26 

...D-35 

...D-36 

...D-37 

...D-39 

...D-40 

...D-43 

...D-44 

T-l 

T3 

T7 

T14 

T29 

T33 



Information Items from the Development Services Directorate 

REPORT ON OUTSTANDING MATTERS 

ITEM 

1. CS91/10/05 & CS113/11/06 

Reg Williams Reserve - 

Disposal of Council land. 

2. D17/2/06 

Incomplete Development of 

Roleystone Shopping Centre 

3. D87/7/06 

Policy for Australian Standards 3959 

"construction of buildings in bush-fire 

prone areas" for inclusion at the 

building licence stage. 

4. D158/12/06 & D36/3/07 

Tilt-up Concrete Structures - 

Kelmscott Industrial Area 

5. D69/6/07 

Armadale New & Second-hand 

Tyres - Officers to investigate 

planning approval conditions on the 

storage of tyres and/or report back to 

Committee as appropriate. 

6. D70/6/07- 

Demolition and removal of 

1 .MfeeitdsysThat officers write to .th|,i"V* 

Dept of Consumer & Employment 

Protections strongly recommending 

that the licensing and accreditation 

arrangements for people undertaking 

demolitions works involving material 

containing Asbestos be made more 

rigorous as a matter of urgency. 

DEVELOPMENT SERVICES COMMITTEE 

DEPT, 

Planning 

Building 

Engineering 

Planning 

Planning 

Planning 

Building 


Page D-l 

Matter of land disposal being 

processed. Valuation has been 

received. Council agreed that 

Business Plan be advertised. 

Advertising to close 7 November 

2007. 

Officers met with builder and 

landowner's representative on 

29/3/06. Awaiting confirmation from 

landowner re completion of 

requested works. Compliance / 

Building / Engineering officers 

liaising with landowner/ builder. 

Matter still being monitored. 

Ongoing communication. 

A report be referred to a future 

meeting of the Development Services 

Committee outlining the options 

available to meet the outlined 

objectives. 

Two properties complying. Legal 

advice obtained. Development 

Services Committee briefed at DSC 

Meeting on 13 November 2007. 

Building Licence being sought for 

storage shed. 

Development Services Committee 

briefed at DSC Meeting on 13 

November 2007.



REPORT 0'W\d$:TS f AND : W"(&' MATT E RS 

ITEM 

DEVELOPMENT SERVICES COMMITTEE 

' ' • " l l 

7. Council Meeting 16/7/07 

The Whitby Regional Cemetery be 

referred to the Development Services 

Committee with the idea of arranging 

a special meeting between the 

Cemetery Board, the Cities of 

Armadale, Gosnells and Serpentine- 

Jarrahdale and the Dept for Planning 

& Infrastructure to discuss the 

development of a Cemetery in the 

South East Corridor sooner rather than 

later. 

8. Method of Publication of Council & 

Committee Minutes D138/11/07 

DEPT. 

Planning 

Admistration 

* Items progressed and to be deleted from schedule. 


Page D-2 

Development Services Committee 

briefed at DSC Meeting on 13 

November 2007. Letter sent to 

SEDPC for discussion at next 

meeting to be held on 6/12/07. 

Referred to Executive Director 

Corporate Services for investigation 

and/or report back to Committee.



PageD-3 

HEALTH SERVICES MANAGER'S REPORT TO THE CITY'S ENVIRONMENTAL 

HEALTH PLAN & OTHER MATTERS FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2007 

1. APPROVALS 

a) No. All applications Received/Month 

lYI'K 

Effluent Disposal! 12 

Approval to Constnicti 

3. 5 

w 

W- 

17 

Public Buildingsj 1 0 

Food Premises 1 *l 2 m 

Temporary Food, 

0 

Stalls| 

•» o • IO,.; 

Lodging Hotisesj 0 [ 0 0 I-1'* Q 

Hairdressing, Skin 

Penetration; 

1 ' 01 0 I "^ 0 

Dust Manngementi „ 

Plan! 

Temporary! . 

Accommodation 1 

Burning Oft J 

Permits, 12 

0 

ki 

'"ft 1 10 * 

Other- ( rOI 0 

TOTAL 2006 071 27 29 

TOTAL mnlm rait '• 

b) No. Permits Issued/Month 

Wrffiltrtil/es 

x_ 

m\ 

11 

M 

X J 

,o; 

30 

0 

37 

m 

m 

m 

i 

o I. 

Sffl 

: 

m 

§ 

< 

ii 

* 

1' 

12 A A 11 

0 

1 

It 

0 ' 

0 

0 

*Mf 

0 

0 

0 

24: 

o: 

1 

1 

9 i 

t 

o ; 

o i 

o 

22' 

14 

o 

i 3 

0 

L 

0 • 

: 0 

11 

0 '. i 

o ;,, 

0 

• i 

I 0 

17 

10 

1 ; 

0 • 

0 

0 

17 

0 I ' 

28 ^ 

E () 

i P 

158 \ ^ i 

4 

16 

65 

0 

2 

0 

0 

2 : 

p/'! 

ii- 

Nffl 

54 ! 'JO. 

0 

299 

:i 

116



Page D-4 



2. INSPECTIONS/AUDITS 

a) No. Inspections/Audits of Registered Health Premises Completed/Month 

TYPE 

Food Premises; 28 26 

Food Vehicles 3 

Hairdressing, Skin 

Penetration 

2iid Hand! 

Clothna/FumishitHB 

Public Swimmingi 

. Pools! 

Public Buildingsj 13 ' 12 4 

Caravan Parks : 

Lodging Houses, 

Industrial Waste; 

Audits 

Offensive Trades 2 

Intensive Animal! 

Housing] 

Deroolitionsj 0 ,_7 \ 0 

Other' 0 : 6 

TOI'AL2006 07! 69 

TOTAL 2007/08! 

b) No. Critical Risks Identified at Registered Health Premises/Month 

TotHt Premises; 

(RrS'--.8); 

l\iblie Buildings 

(RI : S='6)i 

TOTAL 2006W' - _ 

~WM 

c) No. Improvement Orders Issued/Month 

TYPE 

Food Premises 

Public Buildi igs 

Lodging Houses| 

_ 

0t ' ,e ^ 

TOTAL 2006,07; 

TOTAL MOf/Si j 1 

^^(gf. 

4 : 

' St> 

• 

' ' < : • • i 

i 

at 

B. 

"•.•*] 

•r 

• * i 

f^nJ



Page D-5 



d) No. Infectious Diseases Notifications/Month 

TYPE ! 

Campylobacter, 0 1 0 

Cryptospondioiis 0 0 ! 0 

Giardiaj 

Ross River V rus! 0 

Salmonellaj 0 

Shigella; 0 

0 0 

o 

i. 1 ' 

Other; 0 0 j 

rOTAI.2006 07 0 

TOTAL mnmk 

0 

1 

iii'i 

4 J ' Ii. 

o l o : o 

0 ! 0 I 

0 0 

15 

0 ' l_ 

0 . 0 

j . - , . 

2 

I 8 

3. SAMPLING and ANALYSIS 

a) No. Samples Collected for Analysis/Month 

TYPE 

Food - Bacterial' 0 _0 • 0 

Food - Chemical' 0 

Drinking Water 

Bacterial! 

Swimming Pools -' 

Bacterial; 

Swimming Pools - 

Amoebic; 

Environmental - 

Bacterial! 

Environmental - 

Chemical 

TOTAL 2006/07 15 

b) No. Samples Failing to Meet Prescribed Standard 

TYPE 

Food - Bacterial) 

Food - Chemical 

Drinking Water -1 

Bactcriaf 

Environmental -' 

Bacterial 

TOTAL aooew 2 i " i 3 

TOTAL 2007/08; 

o 

0 

0 

o ! 

o 

o 

0 ! 0 : o '• 0 1 

o 

1 rT 

0 ' tea* 

0 j 

I 

1 

'.L 

0 L. 

o !-• 

4 !,' 

v\ 

1 o I 

I 

0 

0 

0 

0 

2 

J 

0 

0 

V- 

6 

I 

4 

2 

5 

0 

1 

19 

0 

14 

i———i 

s i 

' 1;, i 

In 

'i ; 

1 : 

IS 

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PageD-6 


HEALTH PLAN & OTHER MA TTERS FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2007 

4. COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT 

a) Total No. AH Complaints Received/Month 

TYPE 

a I s I .' " s a ' •* i a 

Dusti 0 ' 0. 0 

Smoke, 5 [ ^ J 4 

Fumes, Odoun 0 ' J' 

Housing. 3 1 1 , 

Accommodation) • > \ 

Effluent Discharge 1 : 0 i 0 

Pest Control ! 

Animals/Birds/ i , 

Bees 

Noise 5 I J i 5 

I—J 

Food 

OthCTj 0 

1OTAI,2006'07' 16 

TOTAL tmmi 

b) No, Infringement Notices (On the Spot Fines) Issued/Type/Month 

TVPE 

: 

KubbishNoReftise, 

Receptacle on building 0 

sife 

6 f 0 ' 12 i 0 4 

Dust 0 I 4 , 0 ; 0 0 0 j 0 

TOTAL 2006.07 0 ' 0 0 ; 0 

TOTAL 2807/0«J 6 12 \ 4 

c) No. Directives, Notices Issued/Type/Month 

Food Piemises 

Public Buf(ding.s 

iAidgtng Houses; 

See 5.12 Healili Act 

CoA Local Laws] 

No connection (o Cityj 

Stonnwaier 

Seclton IS4 - Nuisance 

TOTAL 2006 07 - i 

' 

: ~ T 

' 

- 

iS 

• ^ 

' ! 0 

_„,. 

< 

- 

i 

'" * 

^ t 

•r";



Page D-7 



5. HEALTH PREVENTION. PROMOTION 

a) Vaccinations/Month All Infant Clinics 

TYPE 

Adull Diphtheria, .} 

'Tetanus' 

Diphllwria, Tclanus, 

Pertussis 

Diphiheria. T elmuis. ,. 

Pertussis, Polio 

Diphtheria. Tetunus. 

Pertussis, Polio. UepB, 

Diphiheria. 'Telamis.j 

Penussis, Polio, IlibJ 25 i ll 

Hep B : 

Hepatitis A 0 ! «i 9 j 1 ; 4 

Hepatitis B 4 1 2 

Hib, HcpB I : « 

Human Papilloj 

Virusi 

Measles, Mumps,, 

Rubella' 

Meningococcal 

Disease 

Pneumococcal 

Disease 

Poliomyelitis 0 , 0 

Rotarix - 

Varicella 5 

Other! 0 

TOTAL 2006 07j 92 ! 

TOTAL 2007/»8[ 

b) Vacciuations/Month All School Clinics 

TYPE 

Diphtheria, 

Tetanus, Pertussis 

Hepatitis B 0 ;iS 7% ,i!5-; 0 IJL- 0 - 

Human Papillo 

Virus 

Varicella 0 

TOIAt 2006 07 0 

TOTAL 2007/08



Page D-8 



c) Vaccinations/Month All Seniors Clinics (March/April) 

TYPK 

Adult Diphtheria, 

Tetanus; 

Influenza; 0 

Pneumococcal^ 

Disease 

TOTAL 2006 07 0 

TOTAL 2007/08 

* B ! i 11 i! 11 a lil i '' 

i 11 ! 2 I s . s I 3 'SJ s 

d) Clients per Childhood Clinic/Month 

TYPE 

Armadale - 5 

Kelmscott - 0 

Westfield' - 6 

Brookdale, - |j|; 

TOTAL 200&07 

TOTAL 2007/08



Page D-9 

ITEMS FOR INFORMATION - ANNUAL REPORT OF COAG & CORE SITES NEEDLE & 

SYRINGE DISTRIBUTION/RETURNS 2006/-7 

To Whom It May Concern: 

i^Bfr 

The WA AIDS Council annual report of COAG and CORE sites Needle and 

Syringe Distribution/Returns has been compiled and is attached to this 

document. 

If you need any further information please do not hesitate to contact Leigh 

Cleary, NSEP Coordinator at the WA AIDS Council. 

Your support is much appreciated and hopefully the results of this annual 

report shows how great the service is in your area and the difference it is 

making in your community specifically and at large. 

Thank you very much, 

Your Sincerely, 

Leigh Cleary 

NSEP Coordinator 

WA AIDS Council 

9482 0027 

Western Australian AIDS Council Inc. ABN 66 376 801 057 

Murray Street West Perth WA 6005 PO Box 1510 West Perth WA 6872 

telephone «9482 0000 facsimile " 9482 0001 

email waac@waaids.com website www.waaids.com 

(A 

a 

S

Information Bulletin Page D-10 



SYRINGE DISTRIBUTION/RETURNS 2006/- 7... cont'd... 

Needle and Syringe Exchange Program 

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 

The overall aim of the Needle and Syringe Exchange Program (NSEP) is to minimise the 

spread of HIV, Hepatitis C and other blood borne viruses(BBVs) amongst people who 

choose to inject drugs and the wider community. 

This aim can be achieved by reducing the practice of sharing needles and syringes by 

providing access to sterile equipment, promoting safer sex practices and reducing other 

high-risk behaviours by people who choose to inject drugs. 

In line with the National Drug Strategy's "Building Partnerships" broad harm 

minimisation model, the WAAC NSEP adopts a harm reduction approach. As with harm 

minimisation, harm reduction seeks to improve health, social and economic outcomes for 

both the community and individuals. The WAAC NSEP, as a public health program, 

does not seek to condone or normalise drug use, rather it seeks to reduce the harms 

associated with injecting behaviour to both the individual and the community. 

The NSEP objectives are to: 

• distribute sterile needles and syringes with an appropriate disposal container 

and to promote safer drug using practices 

• collect and dispose of used needles and syringes 

• distribute condoms and promote safer sexual practices 

• provide simple, clear messages about transmission and prevention of HIV, 

Hepatitis C and other blood borne infections 

• facilitate healthy behaviour change through the dissemination of information 

and education about the transmission and prevention of HIV and other blood 

borne viruses. 

METHOD OF DISTRIBUTION OF NEEDLES AND SYRINGES 

Items supplied 

Cost 

• Loose needles and syringes are distributed according to the need of the client 

and are always be accompanied by a disposal container. 

• Sterile water, filters, spoons, swabs, condoms, dams, cots, gloves and lubricant 

are available upon client request. 

• All items are available to clients at a minimal price. If a client has no money 

they are able to have up to two syringes and two condoms free of charge. 

• If a client returns used equipment to the NSEP they may have the same amount 

of new equipment at no charge.




SYRINGE DISTRIBUTION/RETURNS 2006/-7...cont'd... 

RETURN OF USED NEEDLES AND SYRINGES 

• The NSEP accepts used needles and syringes. Clients returning used needles 

and syringes must place them in the approved disposal receptacle. Under no 

circumstances do staff members or volunteers touch or handle the used needles 

and syringes. 

• Disposal containers are clearly labelled with approved bio-hazard stickers. 

• Used needles and syringes are disposed of weekly through the incinerator at 

Medi-Collect. 

STAFF APPROACH TO CLIENTS 

• Staff and volunteers adopt a non-judgemental, non-intrusive approach to 

clients and attempt to foster a user-friendly and non-threatening environment. 

• In areas where the target sub-population is recreational amphetamine users, 

staff and volunteers adopt a pro-active approach to potential clients, combining 

safer using and safer sex education. 

CONFIDENTIALITY 

• Staff and volunteers involved in the NSEP need to understand their obligation 

to safeguard information about clients of the service. 

• In the event that staff and volunteers are given information about an HIV 

positive client engaging in unsafe practices, they bring that to the attention of 

the Education Manager at the first available opportunity. 

• Outreach workers and volunteers do NOT give out the home telephone 

numbers of staff or other volunteers under any circumstances. 

• Breaches of confidentiality may result in the Outreach Worker's dismissal, and 

volunteers being asked to discontinue their involvement in the Program. 

EDUCATION OF CLIENTS 

• The NSEP maintains a supply of appropriate printed information to be 

distributed to clients on request. 

• Outreach staff and volunteers provide verbal information on specific issues at 

client's request. 

• Outreach Workers and volunteers keep up to date with changing trends in drug 

use and with research information, and disseminate that information to clients 

as appropriate. 

COLLECTION OF STATISTICS 

• Outreach workers are responsible for recording the number of needles and 

syringes distributed, the number of needles and syringes returned, and the 

number of other units of injecting equipment and safer sex items distributed. 

• Outreach workers are responsible for the collection and recording of cash sales.





• Outreach workers are responsible for recording the age, sex and other nonidentifying 

demographic data of the clients. 

• Outreach workers are responsible for recording the number and type of 

information distributed and referrals made to clients. 

REFERRAL AND COUNSELLING OF CLIENTS 

Counselling, information giving and/or referral is only offered at the request of 

the client. The NSEP is primarily an infectious disease prevention prosram and as such 

operates most effectively as a non-iudeemental and non-intrusive service. 

Dissemination of information other than that relating to blood borne viruses, safer drug 

use and safer sex are not a necessary part of the Program. Information on counselling 

regarding personal, welfare and other issues is only be offered where appropriate and 

clients are directed to an agency or service that provides professional counselling. 

Outreach staff are not able to offer legal advice under any circumstances. 

Shire of Armadale NSEP Site - Green St 

This site was first identified in 1999 through negotiation between WAAC and Shire of 

Armadale Health Services. After an initial trial of 12 months the site was granted 

permanency. The site currently runs for 2.00 hours per week on a Friday afternoon from 

1.00pm - 3.00pm. The location was chosen to ensure that community members accessing 

local facilities would not be impacted by the provision of an NSEP in the area. 

Advertising of the service is mainly by word of mouth or through other agencies such as 

WASUA(West Australian Substance Users Association). The majority of clients are 

regular users of the service and live locally. 

Client activity 

There has been a significant decrease in the number of contacts in the last twelve months 

falling from 510 in the 05/06 period to 360 in 06/07. 

From anecdotal evidence we know that many of our clients are providing a secondary 

exchange service collecting and returning equipment on behalf of friends and colleagues 

who for one reason or another are unable to access the service. 

The regular clients continue to provide positive feedback on the service. 

Equipment distribution and exchange 

The WAAC van continues to provide a full range of injecting and safe sex equipment in 

its attempt to reduce the health harms such as BBVs, STIs, vein damage and other 

associated injecting behaviour. 

In addition to any injecting equipment the service also provides disposal tubes and 

buckets to clients at no cost.

Information Bulletin Page D-l3 




A total of 46,265 units of needles and syringes have been distributed in the reporting 

period. This is a significant decrease on the previous period. It represents approximately 

129 units of equipment per client per visit. 

During this same period the returns remained high at 95% or 44,260 pieces of equipment 

returned. This rate of return remains one of the highest of all the services run by the 

WAAC van and clearly demonstrates that most of the clients at this site are utilising the 

service in a responsible manner. 

Provision of Education and Referral 

Information remains available to clients accessing the NSEP van and the provision of 

education around the subjects of safer injecting and BBVs remains a central role of the 

service. 

In 2006/07 referrals were made, on behalf of 21 clients, to other agencies. In addition 304 

units of education or information were provided to clients accessing the van. 

Key areas of education related to blood borne virus transmission, vein care, the 

introduction of Sterifilt filters for the removal of insoluble particles in pills etc. and the 

introduction of Suboxone as an alternative to Methadone and Subutex. 

During the reporting period a number of clients took part in the National Fingerprick 

Survey to obtain information about HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C infection and 

injecting and sexual practices among people who inject drugs. 

Conclusion 

The fall in client numbers and steady distribution suggests that our service is meeting the 

needs of the target group. The continuing high return rate of equipment suggests that our 

clients are being responsible in their equipment usage and that the larger community is 

better served by this mode of operation. 

It is only through continued access to sterile injecting equipment, ongoing education and 

information provision that transmission of BBVs and other health harms within the 

injecting population can be effectively reduced. 

The Armadale site remains an important avenue for health and safety provision for both 

the injecting population and the wider community. Continued service provision can only 

serve to further limit the spread of BBVs, enhance the health of the injecting population 

and reduce risk for the wider community.



PageD-l4 



July to December 

Armadale 

Forrestfield 

Joondalup 

Mandurah 

Midland 

Rockingham 

Funding Total 

Fremantle 

Gosnells 

Mirrabooka 

West Perth 

Funding Total 

Period Total 

Annual Short Report 2006-07 ALL 

Total 

Returns Distribution Return 

20,044 

11,896 

19,465 

66,654 

23,171 

63,057 

204,287 

82,964 

51,479 

49,346 

45,333 

229,122 

433,409 

January to June \ 


Forrestfield 

Joondalup 

Mandurah 

Midland 

Rockingham 

Funding Total 

Fremantle 

Gosnells 

Mirrabooka 

Northbridge 

West Perth 

Funding Total 

Period Total 

Year Total 

24,216 

18,739 

24,439 

84,827 

38,404 

66,860 

257,485 

101,720 

60,782 

64,167 

914 

55,155 

282,738 

540,223 

973,632 

20,439 

13,203 

19,001 

67,794 

23,338 

64,562 

208,337 

83,829 

51,677 

49,747 

46,734 

231,987 

440,324 

25,826 

19,764 

24,503 

89,561 

39,338 

68,030 

267,022 

104,211 

63,664 

64,295 

945 

55,767 

289,882 

556,904 

997,228 

98.07% 

90.10% 

02,44% 

98.32% 

99.28% 

97.67% 

Sharps 

Distribution 

(excl 

Barrels) 

2006-2007 

COAG 

18,508 

11,272 

17,675 

55,405 

22,654 

55,211 

97.65% 180,725 

98.97% 

99.62% 

99.19% 

97.00% 

CORE | 

75,486 

48,224 

47,097 

42,704 

98.70% 213,511 

98.07% 394,236 

93.77% 

94.81% 

99.74% 

94.71% 

97.63% 

98.28% 

96.49% 2 33,7^0 

97.61% 

95.47% 

99.80% 

96.72% 

97.16% 

97.35% 

95.88% 

97.45% 

COAG \ 

24,558 

17,810 

23,064 

72,720 

38,029 

57,529 

CORE \ 

93,902 

61,663 

60,893 

890 

52,946 

270,294 

504,004 

898,240 

Disposal 

Items 

35 

15 

3 

111 

80 

105 

350 

207 

91 

17 

20 

335 

685 

42 

12 

15 

69 

84 

190 

412 

242 

53 

65 

1 

11 

Total 

Clients 

168 

104 

102 

388 

225 

360 

J,347 

684 

346 

391 

233 

J,654 

3,001 

192 

114 

141 

415' 

223 

338 

J,423 

774 

440 

465 

16 

296 

Printed Education 

Information Sessions Referrals 

Thursday, 23 August 2007 Page 1 of 1 

373 

785 

1,470 

1,991 

3,414 

6,4^5 

155 

31 

9 

272 

130 

49 

656 

435 

279 

35 

13 

762 

1,418 

86 

40 

34 

103 

49 

96 

408 

242 

141 

141 

8 

14 

546 

954 

2,372 

32 

13 

0 

32 

38 

8 

i23 

69 

37 

4 

5 

115 

238 

21 

7 

7 

28 

26 

21 

110 

52 

21 

3 

2 

3 

81 

191 

429 

15 

8 

0 

25 

14 

5 

68 

40 

22 

4 

9 

75 

143 

6 

25 

10 

5 

4 

3 

53 

15 

1 

15 

0 

1 

32 

85 

228



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:• Jh, " -J&X.-Z:.-dT-JS~rr 


Forrestfield 

Joondalup 

Mandurah 

Midland 

Rockingham 

July to December 

Regular New 

152 

97 

97 

380 

210 

336 

Annual Report 2006-07 Contacts ALL 

16 

7 

5 

8 

15 

24 

•/i'rî.-.T.'l-iV^ ^.^VS-M 

Total 

Total Gender Total < 16 16 to 25 26 to 40 > 40 Age 

Clients Male Female Unknown Gender Years Years Years Years Range Indigenous 

158 

104 

102 

388 

225 

360 

87 

41 

72 

257 

137 

179 

82 

63 

30 

130 

86 

181 

2006-2007 1 

COAG • 

0 

0 

0 

1 

0 

0 

169 

104 

102 

388 

223 

360 

0 

0 

0 

0 

7 

0 

8 

2 

11 

14 

27 

27 

108 

68 

56 

163 

118 

233 

Funding Total 1,272 75 1,347 773 572 1,346 89 745 500 1,342 

Fremantle 

Gosnells 

Mirrabooka 

West Perth 

Funding Total 

Period Total 


Forrestfield 

Joondalup 

Mandurah 

Midland 

Rockingham 

Funding Total 

Fremantle 

Gosnells 

Mirrabooka 

Northbridge 

West Perth 

Funding Total 

Period Total 

Year Total 

January to June 

657 27 684 

324 22 346 

340 51 391 

215 18 233 

397 285 

183 161 

207 176 

172 59 

1,536 118 1,654 959 681 

2,808 J93 3,00* i/732 i,253 

178 

110 

131 

393 

197 

311 

14 

4 

10 

22 

26 

27 

192 

114 

141 

415 

223 

338 

84 

34 

91 

287 

144 

175 

108 

80 

50 

127 

79 

162 

_CORBm 

0 582 

0 344 

1 384 

0 231 

1 1,641 

2 

2,987 

I COAG I 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

192 

114 

141 

414 

223 

337 

53 

34 

33 

209 

72 

99 

169 

104 

100 

386 

224 

359 

4 

0 

1 

1 

9 

1 

16 

0 16 297 367 680 4 

0 21 198 122 341 8 

2 51 226 110 389 47 

0 22 130 80 232 2 

2 110 851 679 1,642 61 

9 

i99 

33 

22 

10 

39 

39 

29 

^,597 1,179 

131 

69 

81 

208 

113 

224 

27 

23 

49 

164 

62 

85 

2,984 

1,320 103 1,423 815 606 1,421 13 172 826 410 1,420 

CORE J 

718 56 774 488 290 0 778 

404 37 440 229 210 0 439 

400 65 465 212 250 0 462 

10 6 16 9 7 0 16 

257 39 296 202 94 1 297 

1,789 203 1,991 1,140 851 1 1,992 

3, J 09 

5,917 

306 

499 

3,414 

6,415 

i,955 1,457 

3,687 2,710 

1 

3 

3,413 

6,400 

2 

2 

14 

0 

0 

18 

31 

40 

74 

50 

53 

2 

33 

212 

384 

583 

432 270 

286 103 

228 169 

10 4 

208 57 

1,164 603 

i,990 1,013 

3,587 2,192 

192 

113 

141 

413 

223 

338 

777 

440 

464 

16 

298 

1,995 


3,4.25 

6,399 

77 

1 

0 

9 

2 

23 

_3_ 

38 

7 

20 

55 

9 

4 

95 

i33 

210



Page D-l6 



[ July to Decen iber \ 


Forrestfield 

Joondalup 

Mandurah 

Midland 

Rockingham 

Funding Total 

Fremantle 

Gosnells 

Mirrabooka 

West Perth 

Funding Total 

Period Total 

January to June 


Forrestfield 

Joondalup 

Mandurah 

Midland 

Rockingham 

Funding Total 

Fremantle 

Gosnells 

Mirrabooka 

West Perth 

Funding Total 

Period Total 

Vear Total 

Annual Short Report 2005-06 ALL 

Total 

Returns Distribution Return 

26,801 

18,237 

21,576 

71,329 

21,027 

56,088 

215,058 

83,425 

66,227 

63,290 

32,271 

245,213 

460,271 

26,343 

17,105 

27,719 

78,566 

18,824 

65,649 

234,207 

101,413 

61,901 

61,318 

32,073 

256,705 

490,912 

951,183 

28,289 

18,680 

21,821 

74,293 

23,869 

58,937 

225,889 

94.74% 

97.63% 

98.88% 

96.01% 

88.09% 

95.17% 

85,603 97.46% 

71,568 92.54% 

65,562 96.53% 

33,526 96.26% 

256,259 95.70% 

482,148 95.33% 

27,370 

18,937 

27,459 

81,882 

20,502 

68,351 

244,501 

103,236 

63,442 

63,662 

33,968 

264,308 

508,809 

990,957 

Sharps 

Distribution 

(excl Disposal Total 

Barrels) Items Clients 

2005-2006 

COAG | 

26,684 

18,055 

21,558 

60,105 

23,430 

48,821 

95.09% 198,653 

96.25% 

90.33% 

00.95% 

95.95% 

91.82% 

95.05% 

CORE \ 

77,385 

67,749 

62,454 

29,986 

237,574 

436,227 

COAG | 

24,775 

18,130 

26,614 

65,221 

19,993 

57,226 

95.22% 211,959 

98.23% 

97.57% 

96.32% 

94.42% 

96.64% 

95.79% 

95.56% 

CORE | 

92,555 

59,770 

59,645 

30,600 

242,570 

454,529 

890,756 

77 

51 

22 

134 

97 

164 

545 

353 

211 

97 

274 

178 

167 

490 

286 

398 

J, 793 

1,015 

517 

640 

62 312 

723 2,484 

1,268 4,277 

87 

71 

30 

185 

130 

154 

657 

278 

175 

37 

71 

236 

174 

188 

514 

232 

389 

i/733 

889 

408 

501 

255 

2,053 

Printed Education 

Information Sessions Referrals 


561 

1,218 

2,486 

3,786 

8,063 

232 

181 

119 

258 

175 

261 

1,226 

545 

601 

347 

154 

i,647 

2,873 

106 

126 

57 

241 

72 

39 

641 

361 

157 

109 

61 

688 

1,329 

4,202 

12 

17 

10 

59 

22 

55 

i75 

33 

34 

26 

103 

J 96 

371 

31 

29 

15 

108 

30 

48 

26i 

109 

18 

57 

39 

223 

484 

855 

4 

4 

1 

9 

5 

10 

33 

5 

10 

11 

17 

43 

76 

2 

5 

2 

8 

2 

5 

24 

30 

13 

21 

10 

74 

98 

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SYRINGE DISTRIB UTION / RETURNS 2006/- 7... cont'd... 

Annual Report 2005-06 Contacts ALL 

•.-atfX"K^.^J®54^V , SJfc*.:KK:i imm^*mzJmPziMfc&tzmi^lsass^:mim&m3&zmi^J£*:mrz2:. îsSi-sfsmr.ei-in.Bif.i' M -^r*?; >" 

| July to De cember 


Forrestfield 

Joondalup 

Mandurah 

Midland 

Rockingham 

Funding Total 

Fremantle 

Gosnells 

Mirrabooka 

West Perth 

Funding Total 

Period Total 


Forrestfield 

Joondalup 

Mandurah 

Midland 

Rockingham 

Funding Total 

Fremantle 

Gosnells 

Mirrabooka 

West Perth 

Funding Total 

Period Total 

Year Total 

January t o June 

Regular New 

272 

170 

162 

473 

261 

386 

1,724 

958 

493 

576 

271 

2,298 

4,022 

218 

160 

161 

478 

192 

342 

1,551 

835 

390 

400 

213 

1,838 

3,389 

7,411 

2 

8 

5 

17 

25 

12 

69 

57 

24 

64 

41 

186 

255 

J 18 

14 

27 

36 

40 

47 

182 

54 

18 

101 

42 

215 

397 

652 

Total 

Total Gender Total < 16 16 to 25 26 to 40 > 40 Age 

Clients Male Female Unknown Gender Years Years Years Years Range Indigenous 

274 

178 

167 

490 

286 

398 

1,793 

1,015 

517 

640 

312 

2,484 

4,277 

236 

174 

188 

514 

232 

389 

1,733 

889 

408 

501 

255 

2,053 

3,786 

8,063 

135 

90 

119 

319 

200 

248 

1,111 

626 

286 

347 

217 

L 

139 

88 

48 

171 

86 

150 

682 

L 

389 

231 

293 

95 

1,476 1,008 

2,587 i,690 

116 

72 

103 

333 

173 

220 

1,017 

540 

223 

271 

167 

1,201 

1 

119 

102 

85 

181 

59 

169 

715 

349 

185 

230 

88 

852 

2,2i8 i,567 

4,805 3,257 

2005-2006 

COAG 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

CORE 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

COAG 

1 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

1 

CORE 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

1 

1 

i 

i 

274 

178 

167 

490 

286 

398 

1,793 

1,015 

517 

640 

312 

2,484 

4,277 

i 

236 

174 

188 

514 

232 

389 

1,733 

889 

408 

501 

255 

2,053 

3,786 

8,063 

0 

0 

0 

0 

9 

0 

9 

1 

0 

7 

0 

8 

17 

0 

0 

0 

1 

4 

0 

5 

1 

0 

7 

2 

10 

IS 

32 

34 

3 

47 

44 

50 

27 

205 

75 

28 

190 

38 

331 

536 

30 

8 

26 

42 

46 

29 

181 

64 

40 

95 

60 

259 

440 

976 

149 

129 

96 

210 

168 

285 

1,037 

444 

262 

349 

175 

1,230 

91 

46 

24 

236 

59 

86 

542 

495 

227 

94 

99 

915 

2,267 ^,457 

144 

115 

101 

247 

117 

216 

940 

398 

193 

286 

134 

1,011 

1,95.* 

4,218 

62 

51 

61 

224 

65 

144 

507 

426 

175 

113 

59 

773 

1,380 

2,837 

274 

178 

157 

490 

285 

398 

1,793 

1,015 

517 

640 

312 

2,484 

4,277 

236 

174 

188 

514 

232 

389 

1,733 

889 

408 

501 

255 

2,053 

Thursday, 23 August 2007 Paget of 1 

3,786 

8,063 

5 

1 

5 

iS 

31 

5 

64 

10 

14 

94 

4 

122 

i86 

13 

0 

12 

5 

23 

3 

56 

4 

26 

80 

3 

113 

i69 

355



PageD-l8 

ITEMS FOR INFORMATION- WOOLWORTHS ABANDONED SHOPPING TROLLEYS 


City of Armadale 

Locked Bag 2 

ARMADALE WA6112 

Attn: Environment Officer 

WOOLWORTHS LIMITED 

A.B.N, 88000014675 

FOR COLLECTION 

t)F TROLLEYS 

FROM THIS 

STORE 

Trolley Tracker 

1800 641497 

I'm writing to let you know of a national initiative by Woolworths Limited to help cut down on 

abandoned shopping trolleys littering neighbourhoods. 

Trolleys are an essential part of many a shopping trip, carrying food, vegetables and sometimes even 

children. We are happy to supply trolleys to customers, providing they return them to the store after 

use. However, too often, trolleys end up abandoned far away from stores 

Woolworths are aware of the frustration in the community, and local councils, caused by abandoned 

trolleys. To help we already have hundreds of contractors and staff whose job it is to retrieve trolleys 

close to stores. 

Now, we are going one step further by becoming the first retailer anywhere in Australia to nationally 

introduce the Trolley Tracker initiative. Trolley Tracker enlists the help of members of the community 

to report wayward trolleys, which are then returned to their home store. 

The process is simple. Anyone seeing an abandoned trolley can call the FreeCall Trolley Tracker 

number - 1800 641 497 - at any time to provide trained staff with details of the trolley's location. The 

details are then passed to the closest Woolworths, Safeway or BIG W store who can arrange 

collection, often within 24 hours. Every person reporting a trolley can go into a monthly draw to win 

$1,000. 

With Woolworths, Safeway, BIG W, Trolley Tracker, councils and members of the community working 

together we can help reduce the number of abandoned trolleys in our neighbourhoods. We 

encourage Council to inform residents about Trolley Tracker and the FreeCall number so we can 

ensure trolleys stay where they belong - in store helping shoppers. 

For further information visit the Trolley Tracker website at www.trolleytracker.com.au or call (02) 4926 

2755. 

Thanking you in anticipation of Council's assistance to make Trolley Tracker a success. 

Yours faithfully 

Andrew Hall 

Director - Corporate and Public Affairs 

'TkefmskiwdPsmde' 'Thefmk food Peopk' B1GW 

) Woolworths Way, Bella Vista, NSW 2153 PO Box 8000, Baulkham Hills, NSW 2153 Australia 

Telephone: 02 8885 0000 Facsimile: 02 8888 0001 

Tandx



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PLANNING SER VICES MANAGER'S REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2007 

P1ANN1NG 

DEPT 

MONTHLY 

STATISTICS 

Devekipineat 

A|ipUc«tlOM 

• SuMlvlilon Appllc.lloM 

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PageD-20 

PLANNING SERVICES MANAGER'S REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2007 

160 

140 

100 

90 

"S 80 

> 

o 

0) 

^ 50 

I 40 

E 

z 

Total Planning Applications 

Development Application Trends 

• 2006-2007 Received 

• 2007-2008 Received 

ro 

2 

— 1«* 

c 

—3 

12006-2007 Received 


(0 

2 

c 

3



Page D-21 


160 

140 

120 

- 100 

80 

60 

40 

20 

0 

Subdivision Application Trends 

Planning Applications 

Received vs Processed 

m 2006-2007 Received 

• 2007-2008 Received 

f 

H 2006-2007 Received 

• 2006-2007 Processed 

^2007-2008 Received 

• 2007-2008 Processed



Page D-22 


Development Applications 






Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 

Subdivision Applications 






Apr May Jun

TPS No.4 

(Formerly) 

5 

14 

Stage? 

POS 

Strategy 

16 

19 

21 

22 

Street & Proposal 

Rezone Lot 62 Croyden Rd, 

Roleystone - from "Rural 

Living X" to "Rural Living X 

- Restricted Use - Holiday 

Accommodation Resort" 

Rezone Lot 7 and Pt Lt 6 

Carradme Rd, Bedfordale 

Rezone unsuitable public open 

space from "Parks and 

Recreation (Local)" and 

"Public Purpose" to 

"Residential" or "Rural 

Living" and rezone suitable 

public open space from "Rural 

Living" to "Parks and 

Recreation (Local)", various 

reserves and lots in 

Karragullen (4 Locations), 

Forrestdale (3 Locations), and 

Bedfordale (2 Locations). 

Rezonmg of Lot 16 Mountain 

View, Lots 17-21 Albany 

Hwy and Lot 22 Turner Pic, 

Kelmscott from "District 

Centre - Restricted Use No.2" 

to "District Centre - Restricted 

Use No.4" and Lot 15 

Mountain View from 

"Residential R15/40" to 

"District Centre - Restricted 

Use No.4". 

Rezoning from "General 

Rural" to "Rural Living 2" - 

Lot 800 & 801 Herbert Rd, 

Karragullen 

Rezone 21 Lots along 

Buckingham Road, Kelmscott 

from "Rural Living 2" to 

"Rural Living 1" 

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO.4 - SCHEME AMENDMENT ACTION TABLE 

Reg. 

No. 

o 

(N 

'- D . 

CS 

8 

CO 

Oflicer 

IM 

EP 

RVD 

SN 

RVD 

JR 

Assessmnt 

No. 

A236055 

SCH/4/S 

A375& 

A361(pt), 

P6564 

P28307 

P108I 

P28247 

P282-M 

P7120 

Applkant 

Dykstra 

Planning 

Dykstra 

Planning 

City of 


Dykstra 

Plamung 

Dykstra 

Planning 

Hames 

Sharley 

Initiation 

21/11/05 

18/4/06 

28/2/06 

29/5/06 

Requested 

further 

infonnation 

from 

applicant 

30/6/06 

DocunmtittieD 

ACoas 

9/12/05 

9/3/06 

— 

Env Review 

Requireil 

28day> 

Not 

assessed 

22/5/06 

Not 

assessed 

6/3/07 

EPA 

decision 

received 

Submissions 

Open 

7/6/06 

26/3/07 

14/6/06 

Submissions 

Closed 

2/8/06 

9/5/07 

27/7/06 

Env Conds 

set by 

Minister 

Adaption 

16/10/06 

18/6/07 

18/9/06 

Referred to 

DPI for 

action 

23/10/06 

9/7/07 

25/9/06 

Minister's 

Final 

Approval 

Execution 

of 

Antendmnt 

Documents 

Govt. 

Gazette 

16/11/07

TPS No.4 

(Formerly) 

27 

30 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 


Inclusion of Pt Lot 34 

Wygonda Rd, Roleystone as 

an "Additional Use" 

Rezone Lot 123 (216) Canns 

Road, Bedfordale from "Rural 

Living 10" to "Special 

Residential" 

Rezone from Rural Living 2 to 

Residential R15/R25 - Lot 89 

(573) Lake Rd, Seville Grove 

Amend Canning River 

Precinct to conform with MRS 

zoning (Urban Development) 

- Lot 1 Brookside Ave, 

Kelmscott 

Rezone Lot 51 Omeagher Rd, 

Kairagulien from Parks and 

Recreation to "General Rural" 

Rezone Lots 123,157 & 17 

South Western Hwy & Lots 

49 Crystal Crt from R15/R25 

to District Centre Restricted 

Use 

Omnibus Amendments 

Inclusion of Lot 65 Rokewood 

Way, Karragullen as an 

"Additional Use" 

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO.4 - SCHEME AMENDMENT ACTION TABLE 

Reg. 

No. 

o 

TPS No.4 

(Formerly) 

37 

39 

40 

41 

42 


Rezone a portion of Reserve 

37213 (abutting John Dunn 

Reserve) Kelmscott from 

"Parks and Recreation 

(Local)" to "Industrial 

Business" 

Rezone Lots 100-104,106lll&124ShepherdCrt& 

Lots 112-113 Hatch Crt, 

Forrestdale from "Rural" to 

"Urban" 

Rezone Lots 80 & 82 & 106 

Ranford Rd from "Other 

Regional Road" to "Urban 

Development Zone, Mixed 

Business & Local Centre" 

Rezone Lots 102 (103) 

Waterwheel Road from "Rural 

Living 4" to "Special 

Residential" 

Rezone Lot 20 (65) Robinson 

Road, Roleystone from 

"General Rural" to "Rural 

Living 2" 

TOWN PLAIN [NING SCHEME NO.4 - SCHEME AMENDMENT ACTION TABLE 

Reg. 

No. 

8 

od 

r- 

o 

a 

1 

o 

i 

Oflicer 

PS 

JR 

JR 

PRR 

EJP 

Parol No. 

P29667 

P20631& 

others 

P18470, 

P23108, 

P23148 

P12373 

P26026 

Applicant 


Aimadale 

Greg 

Rowe& 

Assoc 



Taylor 

Buirell 

Bamett 

Dykstra 

Planning 

Initiation 

Deoimntation 

& Costs 

No Fees 

required 

28/9/07 

22/10/07 

Env Review 

Required 

28 days 

Submissions 

Open 

Submissions 

Closed 

Env Conds 

set by 

Minister 

Adoption 

Referred to 

DPI for 

action 

Minister's 

Final 

Approval 

Execution 

of 

Amendmnt 

Documents 

Govt 

Gazette

AUTHORITY City of Armadale 

Planning Applications Monthly Statistics 

Received or Determined 

1/10/2007 to 30/11/2007 


Print Date: 28/11/2007 1104:58AM LIVE LIVE LIVE 

Doô'e chck onto the Apo'tcst'on to access receipt and fee •n'oimation 

Development Application 

Received & Closed 

Planning Application Description 

1015-Change of Use 

App No Rec Amt Owner Name Description 

539/1 738 Change of Use Keeping of Horses 

582/1 *492 Change of Use - Warehouse/Industrial 

Total; 1015 - Change of Use 

Rec Ami 

1,230 

Primary Property 

Brookton HWY KARRAGULLEN 

19 Brant RD KELMSCOTT 

1,230 

1021 - Commercial Vehicle Parking (Renewal) 75 

App No Rec Amt Owner Name 

556/1 75 

Applications 

2 

Applicant Name 

M J Kerr 

Y O Alitalo 

Descnption Primary Property Applicant Name 

Commercial Vehicle Parking (Renewal^SS Jarrah RD ROLEYSTONE : S L Floyd 

Total: 1021 - Commercial Vehicle Parking (Renewal) 75 

1027 - Educational Establishment 

App No Rec Amt Owner Name Descnption Primary Property 

573/1 Educational Establishment - Installation of disabled transportable WC Connell AV KELMSCOTT 

Total: 1027 - Educational Establishment 

1039 - Home Occupation 370 

App No 

531/1 

599/1 

Rec Amt Owner Name 

185 

185 

Description 

Pest Control 

Home Office 

Total. 1039 - Home Occupation 


37 Henderson DR SEVILLE GROVE 

14 Henty LKT ROLEYSTONE 

370 


Department Of 


DP Price 

B Stanley 

Applicant Address 

11 Lowanna Way ARMADALE 

154 Stoneham Road ATTADAL 


53 Jarrah Road ROLEYSTONE 


151 Royal St EAST PERTH W 


37 Henderson Drive SEVILLE 

14 Henty Lookout ROLEYSTO 

Value Rec Dt Clsd Dt Determined 

0 05/10/07 06/11/07 Approved 

0 19/10/07 26/11/07 Approved 

Value Rec Dt 

0 24/10/07 

Value Rec Dt 

75,000 26/10/07 

Value Rec Dt 

0 04/10/07 

0 19/11/07 

Clsd Dt 

16/11/07 

CIsdDt 

20/11/07 

Determined 

Approved 

Determined 

Completed 

Clsd Dt Determined 

19/10/07 Approved 

27/11/07 Approved 

AUTHORITY LIVE LIVE LIVE Page 1 of 9

AUTHORITY 

City of Armadaie 



1/10/2007 to 30/11/2007 


Print Date 28/11/2007 11:05.04AM LIVE LIVE LIVE 

Dojo'e click onto tne Application :o access receipt and fee information 



Planning Application Descnption 

1040 - Home Occupation Renewal 


552/1 62 

553/1 62 

554/1 62 

555/1 62 :» 

Description 

Home Occupation Renewal 

Picture Framing 

Arts and Crafts Studio 

Business Administration 

Rec Amt 

248 


10 KatrinaTCE KELMSCOTT 

26 Carawatha AV MT NASURA 

17 Palm RD ROLEYSTONE 

19 Buckingham RD KELMSCOTT 

Total: 1040 - Home Occupation Renewal 248 

1093 - Incidental Development 1,084 

App No 

529/1 

539/1 

557/1 

569/1 


23 -t- 

738 

0 

323 

Total: 1093 - Incidental Development 

1094 - Development Envelope Modification 

App No 

570/1 

593/1 

Total: 

Descnption 

Garage/Shed 

Incidental Development 

Shed and Single House 

Incidental Development - Shed 

Rec Amt Owner Name Description 

Development Envelope Modification 

Development Envelope Modification 

1098 - Grouped Dwellings 


536/1 368 

537/1 1,139 

Total: 

AUTHORITY 



Descriptor 

Two (2) Grouped Dwellings 

Three (3) Grouped Dwellings 


4 Otway PL BEDFORDALE 

Brookton «WY KARRAGULLEN 

26 Arania PL BEDFORDALE 

17 Darling Range DR BEDFORDALE 

1,084 

Applications 

4 


J H Pritchard 

M H Green 

TH Peters 

R Cross 


R Atkinson 

MJKerr 

TG Fallon 

Outdoor World 

Primary Property Applicant Name 

75 Honeymyrtle LOOP FORRESTDALE C Brownley 

17 Darling Range DR BEDFORDALE G P Smart 

1,507 


139 Forrest RD ARMADALE 

8 Devonshire TCE ARMADALE 

1,507 


Property Planning & 

Daly & Shaw Pty Ltd 


10 Katrina Terrace KELMSCOT 

26 Carawatha Avenue MT NAS 

17 Palm Road ROLEYSTONE 

19 Budcingham Road KELMSC 


4 Otway Place BEDFORDALE 

11 Lowanna Way AFiMADALE 

52 Amethyst Crescent MT RIC 

4 Action Place WANGARA WA 


11 Kennack Vista ATWELL W 

17 Darling Range Drive BEDFO 


1/28 Commerce Avenue ARMA 

3/15 Keates Road ARMADALE 

Value Rec Dt 

0 19/10/07 

0 26/10/07 

0 24/10/07 

0 24/10/07 

Clsd Dt 

19/11/07 

19/11/07 

20/11/07 

20/11/07 

Determined 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 


9,000 03/10/07 20/10/07 Approved 

0 05/10/07 06/11/07 Approved 

10,000 31/10/07 13/11/07 Approved 

7,652 15/10/07 21/11/07 Approved 

Value Rec Dt CIsdDt Determined 

0 11/10/07 19/11/07 Approved 

0 15/10/07 21/11/07 Approved 

Value Rec Dr Clsd Dt Determined 

160,000 02/10/07 21/11/07 Approved 

495,000 05/10/07 23/11/07 Approved 

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AUTHORITY 




1/10/2007 to 30/11/2007 


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1099-Single House 

App No 

526/1 

527/1 « 

S2m -: 

538/1 il 

543/1?-'%! 

557/1 ' = 

565/1 an 

601/1 * 

608/15*5 

612/1 t* 

614/1 %. 

Total: 

Total: 

AUTHORITY 

Rec Amt 

331 

331 

331 

920 

904 

0 

369 

750 

786 

805 

892 

Owner Name Descnption 

Single House b- Vacant Survey Strata 

Single House - Vacant Survey Strata 

Single House - Vacant Survey Strata 

- 

• » 

t :-; 

— 



Single House 

Single House 

Shed and Single House # 

Single House : s 

Single House (Rangers Residence) 

Single House 

Single House 

Single House 

J * 

E 

Rec Amt 

6,419 


164C Streich AV KELMSCOTT 

164B Streich AV KELMSCOTT 

164A Streich AV KELMSCOTT 

159 Canns RD BEDFORDALE 

38 Blissett DR BEDFORDALE 

26 Arania PL BEDFORDALE 

Oxley RD FORRESTDALE 

McNess DR ROLEYSTONE 

1 Sanctuary CT ROLEYSTONE 

0 Soldiers RD ROLEYSTONE 

22 Oban LOOP BEDFORDALE 

6,419 

10,933 

Applications 

11 


S E Nicholas 

S E Nicholas 

S E Nicholas 

Arnold ScWebaan 

Rural Building 

T G Fallon 

Blueprint Homes (WA) 

A Hoskins 

Peter Stannanj Homes 

SA Beech 

Colonnade • 

11 

27 


38 Old Admiral Lane BEDFOR 



2 Trewam Place BEDFORDAL 

7/59 Walters Drive OSBORNE 


11 Delawney Street BALCATTA 

52 McDonald Street Osborne P 

42 Hasler Road OSBORNE PA 


10/11 Shepherd Way MARMIO 

Value 

144,000 

144,000 

144,000 

400,000 

392,954 

150,000 

160,486 

326,000 

341,579 

350,000 

388,000 

Rec Df 

02/10/07 

02/10/07 

02/10/07 

08/10/07 

16/10/07 

31/10/07 

31/10/07 

09/11/07 

05/11/07 

09/11/07 

14/11/07 

Clsd Dt 

29/10/07 

29/10/07 

29/10/07 

19/10/07 

221 WOT 

13/11/07 

05/11/07 

22/11/07 

22/11/07 

22/11/07 

22/11/07 

Determined 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 


AUTHORITY 




1/10/2007 to 30/11/2007 


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Closed 



App No 

416/1 

432/1 

491/1 

525/1 

532/1 

Total: 

Rec Amt 

: 300 

'"'3 0 

492 

i 246 

i -=5884 


Change of Use - Transport Depot and Pylon Storage 

Change of Use - Transport Depot 

New structure and Change of Use - Place of Worship 

Change of Use - Retail Motor Vehicle and Boat Sales 

Change of Use - Office (Real Estate) 


Rec Amt 

2,022 


879 Warton RD PIARA WATERS 


7 Albany HWY ARMADALE 

i251 Railway AV KELMSCOTT i 

27 Page RD KELMSCOTT 

2,022 

1020 - Commercial Vehicle Parking 400 

App No Rec Amt Owner Name Descnption 

437/1 200 Commercial Vehicle Parking (New Vehicle) 

468/1 200 Commercial Vehicle Parking 

Total: 1020 - Commercial Vehicle Parking 


275 Albany HWY BEDFORDAl£ 

350 Keane RD FORRESTDALE 

1034 - Garden Centre - Retail 1,150 

App No 

295/1 

Total: 


1,150 

Description 

Garden Centre - Retail 

1034 - Garden Centre - Retail 

400 


0 Anstey RD FORRESTDALE 

1,150 

1036 - Holiday Accommodation 2,950 

App No 

360/1 

Total. 

AUTHORITY 

Rec, Amt Owner Name 

2,950 

Description 

Health Retreat/Holiday 

1036 - Holiday Accommodation 


31 Armstrong RD KELMSCOTT 

2,950 

i4pp/'caf;c/is 

5 


Allerding and 

Derek Murray & Co 

Sheltering Tree 

Port Kennedy Marine 

S J Bednarek 


TCase 

G Reynolds 


Dykstra Planning 




310A Newcastle Street NORTH 

3 Owen Road KELMSCOTT W 

Prospect Road ARMADALE W 

*11 FiekJen Way PORT KENNE 

31 Urch Road ROLEYSTONE 


275 Albany Hwy Bedfordale W 

350 Keane Road FORRESTDA 


2953 Albany Highway KELMSC 




0 08/08/07 16/10/07 Approved 

0 22/08/07 02/11/07 Approved 

0 18/09/07 14/11/07 Approved 

0 21/09/07 29/10/07 Approved 

0 27/08/07; 25/10/07 Approved 

Value Rec. Dt Clsd Dt Determined 

0 24/08/07 02/10/07 Approved 

0 07/09/07 22/10/07 Approved 


500,000 08/06/07 02/10/07 Approved 


1,500,000 10/07/07 13/11/07 Approved 


AUTHORITY 




1/10/2007 to 30/11/2007 


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Planning Application Descnption 

1037 - Home Business 

App No Rec Amt Owner Name Descnption 

472/1 185. Administration for Nash Brothers - Earthmoving Co 

516/1 185 Real£state Office 

519/1 185 Photography - Portraits and modelling 

Total: 1037-Home Business 

App No 

469/1 

470/1 

471/1 

474/1 

475/1 

517/1 

518/1 

Rec Amt 

62 

124 

62 

62 

62 

62 

62 

Owner Name Description 

Reiki Training and Healing 

Beauty Therapy 

BAO for Electrical Contracting 

Machine Quilting Business 

Hairdressing 

Business Administration 

Mobile LPG Repairs and Installation 

Total: 1040 - Home Occupation Renewal 

Roc Amt 

555 


111 Canns RD BEDFORDALE 

10 Robin RD ROLEYSTONE 

2 Tamarind CR KELMSCOTT 

555 

496 

Pnmary Property 

60 Westbome RD ROLEYSTONE 

12 Rise CTWT RICHON 

95 Braemore ST SEVILLE GROVE 

47 Buckingham RD KELMSCOTT 

24 Hawkstone RD ROLEYSTONE 

43A Westfield RD KELMSCOTT 

2580 Albany HWY KELMSCOTT 

496 

Applications 

3 


P D Nash 

B P Rohner 

TM Watson 


ET Squire 

TM Walton 

S D Officer 

S Pinnell 

J M Hawkins 

R J Crofts 

F Dimasi 


111 Canns Road BEDFORDAL 

10 Robin Road ROLEYSTONE 

2 Tamarind Crescent KELMSC 


60 Westbome Road ROLEYST 

12 Rise Court MT RICHON W 

1 Beam Road OCEAN REEF W 

47 Buckingham Road KELMSC 

24 Hawkstone Road ROLEYST 

43A Westfield Road KELMSCO 



0 13/09/07 05/10/07 Approved 

0 28/09/07 30/10/07 Approved 

0 27/09/07 30/10/07 Approved 

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Value 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Rec Dt 

14/09/07 

13/09/07 

10/09/07 

12/09/07 

06/09/07 

20/09/07 

20/09/07 

Clsd Dt 

04/10/07 

04/10/07 

04/10/07 

04/10/07 

05/10/07 

04/10/07 

04/10/07 

Determined 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved

AUTHORITY 




1/10/2007 to 30/11/2007 


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1093 - Incidental Development 

App No 

325/1 

416/1 ;» 

436/1 •' 

465/1 m 

482/1 5^ 

491/1 i-r 

498/1 m 

505/1 * 

506/1 #. 

507/1 •. 

508/1 * 

509/1 f 

511/1 

512/1 

514/1 « 

530/1 

534/1 » 

535/1 s 

Total: 

AUTHORITY 

Rec Amt 

1,100 

300 

0 

123 

123 

492 

646 

123 

246 

123 

0 

123 

123 

184 

123 

0 

123 

323 

Owner Name Description 

Shed and Development Envelope Modification 

Change of .Use - Transport Depot and Pylon Storage 

Incidental Development - Sea Containers 

Relocation of shed - Variation to Approval 10.20072402.1 

Incidental Development - Sea Container ^ 

New structure ami Change of Use - Place of Worship 

Development Envelope Modification and Shed *. 

Gazebo ; T 

RetrospecBve App. for Alfresco and Store 

Conservatory and Verandah "• 

Gazebo 

Garage 

Incidental Development - Shed 

Additions to Existing Residence 

Patio 

Patio 

Garage 

Shed and Development Envelope Modification = 

1093 - Incidental Development 

Rec Amt 

4,275 


23 Heritage DR ROLEYSTONE 

879 Warton RD PIARA WATERS 

350 Keane RD FORRESTDALE 

532 Albany HWY BEDFORDALE 

2 Mitchell ST WUNGONG 

7 Albany HWY ARMADALE 

47 Heath RD ROLEYSTONE 


45 Waflangarra DR BEDFORDALE 

45 Wallangarra DR BEDFORDALE 

95 Carradine RD BEDFORDALE 

37 Simons DR ROLEYSTONE 

15 Cross RD BEDFORDALE 

5 Wungong CL WUNGONG 

23 Waterwheel RD N BEDFORDALE 

5/31 Third AV KELMSCOTT 

5 Wungong CL WUNGONG 


4,275 

Applications 

18 


F M Burrows 

Allerding and 

G Reynolds 

KR Patching 

WRMcNally 

Sheltering Tree 

M A Bayley 

Outdoor Prestige Pty 

Dale Design Group 

Dale Design Group 

R&M Pergolas 

Shed Boss 

F T Emms 

Arnold Schiebaan 

PADwyer 

Oasis Patios 

Highline Ltd 

Kalmar Factory Direct 

18 


41 Undoolya Road ALICE SPR 

310A Newcastle Street NORTH 

350 Keane Road FORRESTDA 

532 Albany Highway BEDFOR 

2 Mitchell Street WUNGONG 

Prospect Road ARMADALE W 

140 Wymond Road ROLEYST 

5 Galea Place KENWICK WA 

2/33 Gillam Drive KELMSCOTT 

2/33 Gillam Drive KELMSCOTT 

O-13 Epsilon Drive ROCKING 

219 Wheatley Street GOSNEL 

15 Cross Road BEDFORDALE 

2 Trewam Place BEDFORDAL 

23 Waterwheel Road North BE 

10/15 Alloa Street MADDINGT 

Locked Bag 25 WELSHPOOL 

25 Davison Street MADDINGT 

Value 

20,000 

35,000 

5,000 

8,800 

3,000 

10,000 

15,000 

9,290 

8,000 

5,000 

11,230 

19,800 

10,000 

80,000 

7,000 

3,070 

29,228 

6,182 

Rec Df 

22/06/07 

08/08/07 

13/08/07 

05/09/07 

14/09/07 

18/09/07 

11/09/07 

18/09/07 

25/09/07 

25/09/07 

19/09/07 

19/09/07 

18/09/07 

24/09/07 

25/09/07 

18/09/07 

07/09/07 

21/09/07 

C/sd Df 

18/10/07 

16/10/07 

18/10/07 

24/10/07 

29/10/07 

14/11/07 

18/10/07 

02/10/07 

15/10/07 

15/10/07 

03/10/07 

07/10/07 

07/10/07 

15/10/07 

19/10/07 

20/10/07 

19/11/07 

13/11/07 

Determined 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 


AUTHORITY 




1/10/2007 to 30/11/2007 


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/Ipp Wo 

325/1 

450/1 

485/1 

486/1 

498/1 

521/1 

523/1 

535/1 

Total: 

Rec Amt Owner Name Descnption 

1,100 Shed and Development Envelope Modification 

i 1,004 Single House and Development Envelope Modification 

t 5,309 Development Envelope Modification and Single House 

200 Development Envelope Modification 

1- 64ff Development Envelope Modification and Shed 

t 400 Development EnvelopeModification 

» 859; Single House and DevetopmentEnvelope Modification 

323 Shed and Development Envetope Modification 


Rec Ami 

9,841 



21 Aulini DR BEDFORDALE 

8 Skewes WY BEDFORDALE 

37 Simons DR ROLEYSTONE 

47 Heath RD ROLEYSTONE 

26;Arania PL BEDFORDALE : V 

5Grono RD BEDFORDALE If 


9,841 

1097-Industry-General 1,006 

App No Rec Amt Owner Name Description 

432/1 O Change of Use - Transport Depot 

483/1 230 Extension to existing factory units 

522/1 776 Revised application to 10.2006.394.1 

Total: 1097 - Industry - General 

AUTHORITY 



25 Owen RD KELMSCOTT 

3 EBot RD ARMADALE 

1,006 

Applications 

8 


F M Burrows 

Plunkett Homes 

R Sanforo 

C A Prebble 

M A Bayley 

T G Fallon 




41 Undoolya Road ALICE SPR 

PO Box 379 VIC PARK WA 69 

Address not supplied 

STiSimons Drive ROLEYSTON 

140 Wymond Road ROLEYST 


POfiox 379 VIC PARK WA 69 

250avison Street MADDINGT 

Applicant Name Applicant Addiess 

Derek Murray & Co 3 Owen Road KELMSCOTT W 

Poincore Nominees 53 Esplanade ROCKINGHAM 

Rodger Giles Builders 10/12 Forest Street SOUTH PE 

Value 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Rec Df 

22/06/07 

03/09/07 

14/09/07 

13/09/07 

11/09/07 

26/09/07 

24/09/07 

21/09/07 

Clsd Dt 

18/10/07 

24/10/07| 

11/10/07| 

11/10/071 

18/10/07 

19/10/07 

18/10/07 

13/11/07 

Determined 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 


90,000 22/08/07 02/11/07 Approved 

100,000 18/09/07 23/10/07 Approved 

450,000 26/09/07 16/11/07 Approved 


AUTHORITY 




1/10/2007 to 30/11/2007 


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App Wo 

239/1 

353/1 

356/1 

371/1 

433/1 

440/1 

444ft 

452/1 

454/1 

455ft 

478/1 

479/1 

480/1 

481/1 

484ft 

489/1 

Rec Amf Owner Name 

2,410 

4,727 

345 

371 : 

2,405 i 

1.595 

736 

296 J C 

1,035 * 

575 

0 

299 

414 

313 

368 

299 

Total: 1098 - Grouped Dwellings 

Descnption 

Eight (8) Grouped Dwellings 

Fourteen (14) Grouped Dwellings 



Seven (7) Grouped Dwellings 

Four (4) Grouped DweBings 


Two(2) Grouped DweBi%s 

Three (3) Grouped Dwellings 

Two (2) Grouped Dweltegs 







Rec Amt 

16,187 


5 Turner PL KELMSCOTT 

20 Gladstone RD ARMADALE 

1 Kyogle PL ARMADALE 

12 Junee PL ARMADALE 

83 Owtram RD ARMADALE 

23 Clarence RD ARMADALE 

5 Avonlee RD ARMADALE 

8 Wobum WY KELMSCOTT 

13 Badbuiy RD ARMADALE 

22 Challis RD ARMADALE 

33 Lensham PL ARMADALE 

6 Karoonda ST ARMADALE 

5 Treby ST ARMADALE 

36 Cobham WYWESTFIELD 

17 Bunney RD KELMSCOTT 

1 Chidzey DR SEVILLE GROVE 

16,187 

1099-Single House 8,150 

App No 

450/1 

485/1 

494/1 

523/1 

524/1 

Total: 

Total: 

AUTHORITY 

Rec Amf 

1,004 

5,309 

0 

859 

978 


Single House and Development Envelope Modification 

Development Envelope Modification and Single House 

Single House 

Single House and Development Envelope Modification 

Single House 


Closed 


21 Aulini DR BEDFORDALE 

8 Skewes WY BEDFORDALE 

13 Urch RD ROLEYSTONE 

5 Grono RD BEDFORDALE 

9 Ryniker RD BEDFORDALE 

8,150 

47,033 

Applications 

16 


NamcorPtyLtd 

Progress 



Daly & Shaw Building 


P Mastrodomenico 

^Corp T/as Homestart 


Arjai Designs 

ACE Enterprises P/L 

ML Bowman 

Perth Residential 

Scott Park Homes Pty 



16 



R Santora 

L A Baxter 


Atrium Homes 

60 



9 Narrabeen Place KALLAROO 



3/15 Keates Road ARMADALE 


5 Coolgardie Terrace PERTH 

PO Box 131 MOUNT HAWTHO 


PO Box 737 INGLEWOOD WA 

33 Lensham Place ARMADALE 

I Shanks Court ARMADALE W 

307 Shelby Street OSBORNE 

II Delawney Street BALCATTA 






13 Urch Road ROLEYSTONE 


1/88 Catalano Cct Canning Va 

Value 

1,200,000 

2,487,000 

150.000 

161.317 

1,050.000 

600,000 

320,000 

128,688 

450,000 

250,000 

180,000 

130.000 

180,000 

135,870 

160.000 

130,000 

Va'ue 

349,780 

586,000 

16,500 

286,339 

425,000 

Rec Df 

19/04/07 

16/07/07 

05/07/07 

23/07/07 

20/08/07 

26/08/07 

30/08/07 

29/08/07 

03/09/07 

03/09/07 

12/09/07 

21/09/07 

10/09/07 

19/09/07 

14/09/07 

10/09/07 

Rec Dt 

03/09/07 

14/09/07 

24/09/07 

24/09/07 

05/09/07 

Clsd Dt 

05/10/07 

11/10/07 

02/11/07 

13/10/07 

13/11/07 

17/10/07 

23/11/07 

01/11/07 

05/11/07 

06/11/07 

08/10/07. 

08/10/07 

08/10/07 

29/10/07 

22/10/07 

08/10/07 

Clsd Dt 

24/10/07 

11/10/07 

12/10/07 

18/10/07 

04/10/07 

Determined 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approval 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Determined 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 

Approved 


AUTHORITY 




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Total: Development Application 57,966 87 

Grand Total: 57,966 87 




SUBDIVISION APPLICATIONS - OCTOBER 2007 

REPORT ON CONSEQUENTIAL ACTION OF COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION 

SUB NO. 

135275 

135201 

1114-07 

1441-07 

134812 

135604 

134177 

134789 

135214 

1526-07 

134872 

LOCATION 

Lots 69 & 58 Peet Rd, 

Roleystone 

Lots 36 & 3 Holden 

Rd, Roleystone 

Lot 611 Girraween 

St, Armadale 

Lot 594 Canterbury 

Trail, Forrestdale 

Lot 210 Brookton 

Hwy, Roleystone 

Lot 510 Green Ave, 


Lots 859 & 800 

Westfield Road, 

Seville Grove 

Lot 14 Little John 

Rd, Armadale 

Lots 36 & 3 Holden 

Rd, Roleystone 

Lot 580 Tenterfield 

Green, Forrestdale 

Lot 3 Ninth Road, 

Brookdale 

PROPOSAL 

Boundary Realignment 

Boundary Realignment 

Create 2 Lots from 1 Lot 



Create 1 Lot plus Road 

Widening 

Create 23 Lots from 2 Lots 





2007/2008 > n No. of Lots 

July 2007 

533 

August 2007 

215 

September 2007 

259 

October 2007 

140 

' TOTAL EoTsrV', rar -1i47. • 

COA REC 

APPROVAL 

APPROVAL 

APPROVAL 

APPROVAL 

APPROVAL 

APPROVAL 

APPROVAL 

APPROVAL 

APPROVAL 

APPROVAL 

APPROVAL 

Page D-35 

COMMENTS 

WAPC Approval 

11/10/07 

WAPC Approval 

11/10/07 

WAPC Approval 

11/10/07 

WAPC Approval 

11/10/07 

WAPC Approval 

15/10/07 

WAPC Approval 

15/10/07 

WAPC Approval 

16/10/07 

WAPC Approval 

18/10/07 

WAPC Approval 

22/10/07 

WAPC Approval 

23/10/07 

WAPC Approval 

11/10/07 

FINANCIAL YEAR No. of LOTS FINANCIALYEAR No. of LOTS 

2000/2001 323 Lots' 2004/2005 1024 Lots 

2001/2002 579 Lots 2005/2006 2675 Lots 

2002/^003^ 1610 Lots 

2003/2004 47i,LoC:,;/ / 

HA •..'. .*#. 

Data refers to lots granted preliminary approval by WAPC only.



SUBDIVISION APPLICATIONS WITH FINAL APPROVAL - 

REPORT ON LOTS REGISTERED FOR FINANCIAL YEARS 2006/07 & 2007/08 

2007/08 

July 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

January 

February 

March 

April 

May 

June 

TOTAL 

2006/07 

July 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

January 

February 

March 

April 

May 

June 

TOTAL 

Si 

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SB 

E 

•- 

< 

2 

9 

8 

15 

34 

Si 

H 

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a 

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< 

3 

2 

20 

5 

7 

4 

2 

5 

48 

REPORT ON LOTS REGISTERED FOR 

FINANCIAL YEAR 2007 / 2008 

•s 

T3 

30 

26 

25 

81 

— 

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pa 

2 

24 

16 

4 

4 

50 

2 

2 

o 

Si 

a 

4 

7 

6 

12 

29 

FINANCIAL YEAR 2006 / 2007 

1 

03 

J a 

o 

'S. 

S 

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U : 

0 

1 

18 

160 

100 

64 

61 

245 

39 

687 

B 

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6X) 

2 

2 

« 

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u 

a 

.,-1 

3 

2 

1 

14 

14 

14 

1 

49 

2 

9 

z 

2 

2 

2 

5 

2 

7 

B 

o 

JS 

u 

0 

E 

© 

0 

8 

o 

1 

1 

4 

4 

16 

4 

8 

37 

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PEDESTRIAN ACCESS WAY CLOSURES - SIGNIFICANT ACTION DURING OCTOBER 2007 

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PEDESTRIAN ACCESS WAY (PAW) CLOSURES 

LOCATION 

PAW between Lots 

201(12) and 202(10) 

Jarrah Cls, Westfield 


705(10) & 714 (9) 

Clybucca Pic, 



186 & 214 Elm Close 

and between Lots 187 

& 212 Tall Karri Cls, 

Westfield 


216 & 217 Megan 

Way and between 

Lots 259 & 260 Kari 

Crt, Westfield 


101 &102 

O'SullivanDrand 

between Lots 120 & 

121 RedtingleRd, 

Westfield 

A SB 

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ii 5 

12/10/01 Yes Yes 14/3/03 

18/3/04 Yes Yes 

Extended 

to 

13/08/04 

14/12/04 Yes Yes 19/3/07 

24/2/05 Yes Yes 17/11/06 

21/12/05 Yes Yes 7/4/06 

COMMENTS 

Page D-37 

Council resolved not to 

close PAW on 12/9/06. 

Referred to Technical 

Services Directorate 

regarding possible lighting 

and other improvement 

works. This item has been 

transferred to the 

Technical Services 

Outstanding Councillor 

Items List. 

Council resolved not to 

close PAW on 18/4/06. 

Referred to Technical 

Services Directorate 

regarding possible lighting 

and other improvement 

works. This item has been 

transferred to the 


Outstanding Councillor 

Items List. 

Closure Assessment 

Report sent to WAPC. 

Awaiting response. 

Report sent to WAPC. 

Awaiting response. Follow 

up letter sent to WAPC. 

Awaiting response. 

Awaiting response from 

DPI - trial closure 

occurring as per Minister's 

request.

Infonnation Bulletin 


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REPORT ON ROAD NAMING REQUESTS RECEIVED & CONSEQUENTIAL ACTION OF 

COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION- 

PROPOSAL 

Naming of new road reserves within the new 

subdivisions of Lots 80 & 27 Lake Road and 

Lot 37 Westfield Road, Seville Grove 

Naming of new road "Cilantro Parkway" and 

modify the road type of "Verdant Circle" to 

"Verdant Crescent" with the subdivision of 

Lot 879 Lake Road, Seville Grove 

Naming of new road reserves within the 

Forrestdale Business Park 

Naming of new road reserves within Lot 101 

Waterwheel Road, Bedfordale 

Naming of three new road reserves on Lot 

14 & 29 Westfield Rd, Seville Grove 

Naming of new road reserve with the 

subdivision of Part Lot 4 Irymple Road and 

Lot 160 Gardiner Road, Karragullen. 

Naming of new road reserve within 

Champion Lakes on Lot 9000 Lake Road, 

Champion Lakes 

•• .• • NEW RtAD-NAMES 2007'/08 , 

COA REC 

Approval 

18/6/07 

Approval 

18/6/07 

Approval 

16/7/07 

Approval 

16/7/07 

Approval 

20/8/07 

Approval 

19/11/07 

Approval 

19/11/07 

NEW ROAD NAME 

Various 

Verdant Crescent & 

Cilantro Parkway 

Various 

Grieve Way & 

Meldrum Way 

Coleus Way, 

Lecania Street & 

Kalanchoe 

Approach 

Civa Heights 

Henley Drive 

DETERMINATION 

Geographic Names 

Committee 

GNC Approval 

1/8/07 

GNC Approval 

4/7/07 

GNC Approval 

15/8/07 

GNC Approval 

15/8/07 

GNC Approval 

13/9/07



COMPLIANCE OFFICER'S REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2007 

1 SCHEDULE 6 CONDITIONS 

OF APPROVAL 

1.1 INDUSTRIAL 

Current Year - Month to Date 

Current Year - Year to Date 

1.2 COMMERCIAL 



1.3 RESIDENTIAL 



1.4 RURAL 



SUB TOTAL YEAR TO DATE 

2 CAR WRECKS AND 

RELATED ISSUES 










2.4 RURAL 




No. of 

inspections 

3 

6 

2 

3 

99 

125 

6 

15 

No. not 

complying 

3 

3 

1 

0 

3 

2 

0 

0 

No. 

rectified 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

REF : SA/PW 

No. 

prosecutions 

instituted 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Page D-40 

No. 

prosecutions 

successful 

172 9 0 0 0 

inspections complying 

106 

106 

0 

0 

228 

240 

3 

3 

0 

0 

0 

0 

2 

13 

0 

0 

•' i l l ' 

Rectified 

0 

0 

0 

0 

o 

10 

0 

0 

0 

0 

•' No: 

prosecutions 

instituted 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

1 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

No. 

prosecutions 

successful 

361 1 13 10 | 1 o 1 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0


Infonnation Items from the Development Services Directorate 


3 TRUCK PARKING 







3.3 RURAL 




4 OTHER TPSBREACHES 










4.4 RURAL 




TOTALS - YEAR TO DATE 

PROSECUTION DETAILS 

KC Nominees P/L 

Mr P W & Mrs Y L Doulton 

Mr D G Davis 

Mr W H Bull 

No. of 

JnspijrtiiJns:, 

0 

0 

28 

33 

0 

0 

48 

No, of 

inspections 

3 

5 

0 

1 

44 

46 

3 

4 

No, not 

i jpnplifng 

0 

0 

4 

8 

0 

0 

8 

No. not 

complying 

0 

1 

0 

0 

2 

6 

3 

4 

No. 

rectified 

0 

0 

5 

6 

0 

0 

6 

No. 

rectified 

0 

1 

0 

1 

0 

2 

0 

0 

REF : SA/PW 

No. 

prosecutions 

Instituted 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

Page D-41 

No. 

prosecutions 

, successful 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 0 

No. 

prosecutions 

instituted 

0 

0 

0 

0 

2 

2 

0 

0 

No. 

prosecutions 

successful 

56 9 4 0 0 

625 35 25 3 0 

PROPERTY 

Lot 1 Clifton St, Lots 2 

& 3 Gilwell Ave, 

Kelmscott 

Lot 900 11 WakehurstPl 

Kelmscott 

Lotl02 10Chadwick 

Pde Brookdale 

Lot 47 31 CohunaDr 


OFFENCE 

Unauthorised 

Use 

Unauthorised 

Use 

Unauthorised 

Use 

Unauthorised 

Use 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

OUTCOME 

Negotiations 

continuing with 

regard to an out of 

Court settlement. 

Prosecution 

commenced. 

To Council for 

resolution. 

To Council for 

resolution.




REF : SA/PW 

Page D-42 

BUILDING PROSECUTION MATTERS REFERRED TO PLANNING COMPLIANCE 

PROSECUTION 

DETAILS 

Mr & Mrs D M Millar 

Ms G Neighbour 

Mr D Filarsky 

Mr K G Schaffer 

Mr D N McKay 

Mr & Mrs K Rophia 

PROPERTY. ;'•:••' 

Lot88(16)Wandoo 

Street, Mt Nasura. 

Lot Lot 521 (2) 

Penjan Place, 

Kelmscott 

Lot 4 (14) Billing 

Place Mt Richon 

Lot 105(61)CaiTick 

Road, Mt Richon. 

Lot 12 (26) Trevor 

Court, Roleystone 

Lot 32 (125) Holden 

Road, Roleystone 

„OFFENCE 

• 

Breach Section 401 

Notice (Building) 

Dangerous 

retaining wall 

Unauthorised Fence/ 

Compliance issues 

Incomplete 

retaining wall 

Unauthorised 

retaining wall/fence 

Illegal fence 

OUTCOME 

Awaiting information 

re financial status. 

Section 403 Notice 

pending. 

Awaiting access due 

to health reasons. 

Referred for 

prosecution. 

Referred for Service 

of Section 401 Notice. 

Negotiating with 

owner to remove 

fence.



BUILDING SERVICES MANAGER'S REPORT-APPROVALS FOR OCTOBER 2007 

BUILDING LICENCES ISSUED 

Building 

Licences 

Issued 

July 

06 

07 

Aug 

06 

07 

Sept 

06 

07 

Oct 

06 

07 

Nov 

06 

07 

Dec 

06 

07 

Jan 

07 

08 

Feb 

07 

08 

Mar 

07 

08 

Apr 

07 

08 

May 

07 

08 

Jun 

07 

08 

2006/2007 

Full year 

Total 

2007/2008 

Progressive r 

Total 

ii 

(J 

c 

.15 

16,0D0K 

KDODK 

12.000K 

ICOOOK 

S 8,000K 

6.D00K 

4.0DOK 

2,BOOK 

OK 

BuiidiiKj Applications 

Top 10 ••'alues 

18 

ret* 70K oui *SF est* 

8 9 22 21 52 

Proposal Type 

AUTHORITY City of Armadale 

Building Applications Monthly Statistics 

Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 

Closed Building Applications 

5 3 

-i 

8 -i 

TGD 10 Oiosea 

1-7 

Proposst Typiks 


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1 - Residence (1a) 76,516.81 68 

App No Det Dt Owner Name / Address Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Primary Property Floor Frame Walls Roof Area Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

2219/06 15/10/07 CWWaite 

49 Phoenix Drive KENWICK WA 6 

516/07 29/10/07 J Healy 

524/07 05/10/07 A G Hansen 

153 Third Avenue KELMSCOTT W 

172 Carradine Road BEDFORDALE 

534/07 31/10/07 A Pramujaningsih 

18 Fallon Place SEVILLE GROVE 

808/07 20/10/07 J Baker 

6 Dyer Street KELMSCOTT WA 61 

Scott Park Homes Pty Ltd 

11 Delawney Street BALCATTA W 

JWH Group - In Vogue 11419 26 Kobus HTS 

PO Box 55 Westfield Shopping Ce ROLEYSTONE 

AG Hansen OB/2601/0172 Carradine RD 

172 Carradine Road BEDFORDAL 7 BEDFORDALE 

Novus Homes 8967 1 Vellender RD 

3/5 Stretton Place BALCATTA W BEDFORDALE 

Scott Park Homes Pty Ltd 10564 16 Oakleigh PASS 

11 Delawney Street BALCATTA W HARRISDALE 

10564 9 Ryniker RD BEDFORDALE CG TT DB MN 

CG TF 

TS SF 

CG NS 

CG TF 

BR Tl 

TS MN 

BR Tl 

BR Tl 

301 

329 

185 

366 

270 

233,817CGU Home Warranty 

06.HWI.0038757.06 


06.HWI 0053181.06 

350,000 

327,263Vero Insurance Limited 

RCW72949463 


06.HWI.0046560.06 

1,204.51 

1,121.26 

1,848.64 

1,730 82 

1,053.18 

Paae 1 of 28

AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


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1 - Residence (1a) 76,516.81 68 

App Nc 

1008/07 

1157/07 

1160/07r 

1179/07 

1218/07 

1219/07 

1220/07 

1226/07 

1230/07 

1233/07 

1236/07 

1250/07 

1257/07 

1333/07 

1334/07 

1340/07 

1354/07 

1357/07 

Det Dt 

17/10/07 

08/10/07 

29/10/07 

23/10/07 

31/10/07 

04/10/07 

23/10/07 

23/10/07 

10/10/07 

04/10/07 

13/10/07 

17/10/07 

24/10/07 

05/10/07 

19/10/07 

23/10/07 

10/10/07 

09/10/07 

AUTHORITY 

Owner Name / Address 

G P Ghilarducci 

1759 Canning Road KARRAGULLE 

K R Kamnaralne 

26 Beard Place QUEENS PARK W 

P Renter 

32 Brolga Prom WILLETTON WA 

D J Smith 

4 Crown Street RIVERVALE WA 6 

A J Boshart " 

78 Jackson Avenue KARRINYUP W 

ECBolding 

20 Wheelwright Road LESMURDIE 

Stockland WA Development Pty Ltd 

Level 16/157 Liverpool Street SYDN 

Stockland WA Development Pty Ltd 

Level 16/157 Liverpool Street SYDN 

M A Sullivan 

75 SON South Annexe RAAF BASE 

J Marsh 

7/15 Stone Street SOUTH PERTH 

M Panomarenko 

108 Bennet Drive CANNING VALE 

K E Bone 

16 Prichard Place CANNING VALE 

J Gunawan 

28A Karel Avenue WILLETON WA 

Highbury Homes WA Pty Ltd 

PO Box 281 WELSHPOOL WA 69 

R C Wells 

90B Petra Street BICTON WA 615 

D R Paterson 

17D Beatty Avenue EAST VIC PAR 

J Evans 

13 Salisbury Street ST JAMES WA 

R Waite 

3a Kite Court HUNTINGDALE WA 

Builder Name / Address 

BGC Residential Pty Ltd 

3 Ord Street WEST PERTH WA 

Ashmy Pty Ltd 

5 The Esplanade MT PLEASANT 

Ashmy Pty Ltd 


Tangent Nominees Pty Ltd 

242 Leach highway MYAREE WA 


242 Leach Highway MYAREE WA 

Webb & Brown-Neswes Home 

129 Hasler Road OSBORNE PAR 

APG Homes Pty LM 

235 Balcatta Road BALCATTA W 

APG Homes Pty IM 

235 Balcatta Road BALCATTA W 

Blue Print Homes WA Pty Ltd 

11A Delawney Street BALCATTA 

Gem mill Homes Pty Ltd 

79 Walters Drive OSBORNE PAR 

Metrostyle - 

80 Walters Drive OSBORNE PAR 

Celebration Nominees 

1/1 Hector Street Osborne Park W 

Ventura Homes Pty Ltd 

87-89 Guthrie Street OSBORNE P 

Highbury Homes WA Pty Ltd 

PO Box 281 WELSHPOOL WA 6 

Tangent Nominees Pty Ltd T/As 

Suite 2, 34 Hasler Road OSBORN 

Scott Park Homes Pty Ltd 


Celebration Homes 




Bid Reg 

9769 

6552 

6552 

10689 

10689 

5409 

10035 

10035 

11904 

11703 

11419 

9780 

10805 

10655 

10689 

10564 

9780 

9780 


54 Raebum RD 

ROLEYSTONE 

9 Columbia PWY PIARA 

WATERS 

50 WhittakerTRN PIARA 

WATERS 

4 Sheldon ST PIARA 

WATERS 

7Mansfield WY PIARA 

WATERS 

5Soho L HARRISDALE 

29 Bluestone LOOP PIARA 

WATERS 


WATERS 

13 Fulmar WY SEVILLE 

GROVE 

3CounihanBND 

HARRISDALE 


WATERS 

21 MacDougal WY 

HARRISDALE 

8 Gallinago CNR 

HARRISDALE 

11 Splendid GDNS 

HARRISDALE 

22 Gallinago CNR 

HARRISDALE 

25 Baystone PDE 

HARRISDALE 

7 Chanot TRN HARRISDALE 

33 Chariot TRN 

HARRISDALE 


Floor 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

Frame 

TF 

SF 

SF 

NS 

NS 

NS 

NS 

NS 

TF 

TF 

NS 

NS 

NS 

TF 

NS 

TF 

NS 

TT 

Walk 

DB 

DB 

BR 

DB 

DB 

BR 

BR 

BR 

DB 

DB 

BR 

BR 

DB 

DB 

DB 

BR 

DB 

DB 

Roof 

MN 

Tl 

Tl 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MU 

Tl 

MN 

MU 

MN 

MN 

Tl 

MN 

Tl 

Area 

293 

275 

226 

244 

215 

269 

348 

338 

249 

266 

303 

244 

276 

329 

200 

310 

241 

311 

Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

289,235Vero Insurance Limited 1,533.76 

RCW72928432 

178,539Vero Insurance Limited 940.18 

RCW73144801 


RCW73423540 

229,311CGU Home Warranty 1,223.25 

06.HW).0055263.06 

182,090CGU Home Warranty 978.56 

06.HWI.0055836.06 J 


RCW73038684 


RCW73038416 


RCW73038396 


06.HWI.0050762.06 


06.HWI.0051902.06 


06.HWI.0052209.06 


RCW73052202 


RCW73079383 

250,000QBE Insurance 1,332.46 

6J-0002247-BWI-0041 

183,828CGU Home Warranty 989.57 

06. HWI.0055848.06 


06.HWI.0051631.06 


RCW73068251 

183,671Vero Insurance Limited 986 75 

RCW73002364 

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AUTHORITY 

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Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 

1 - Residence (1a) 76,516.81 68 

Apo No 

1362/07 

1365/07 

1367/07 

1376/07 

1382/07 

1385/07 

1392/07 

1399/07 

1404/07 

1405/07 

1412/07 

1413/07 

1414/07 

1415/07 

1428/07 

1429/07 

1432/07 

1433/07 

Det Dt 

10/10/07 

04/10/07 

04/10/07 

23/10/07 

10/10/07 

23/10/07 

23/10/07 

12/10/07 

03/10/07 

05/10/07 

04/10/07 

26/10/07 

31/10/07 

24/10/07 

18/10/07 

10/10/07 

16/10/07 

16/10/07 

AUTHORITY 

Owner Name / Aodress 

S Rigby 

18 Tarragon Place THORNLIE WA 

G Horlcok 

17Calley Drive LEEMING WA 614 

DNellany 

143 Eglington Crescent HAMERSLE 

j Seiden 

Ashmy Pty Ltd 

2/32 Lacey Street EAST CANNING 5 The Esplanade MT PLEASANT 

DR Andrews 

Content Living 

16 Crystal Brook Road WATTLE GR 6 Gould Street OSBORNE PARK 

R Males 

Peter Stannard Homes Pty Ltd 

1 Saltram Turn CANNING VALE W 42 Hasler Road OSBORNE PARK 

SDrew 


27 Brunswick Road THORNLIE WA 87-89 Guthrie Street OSBORNE P 

H Simuchoba 

SWoodsideLoopBECKENHAM W 

NS Williams 

3 Pries Place KELMSCOTT WA 61 

A Murray 

7 Waterway Close SEVILLE GROV 

A Barber 

17 Arrowgrass Road CANNING VAL 

P Russell 

5 Otway Crescent HIGH WYCOMBE 

GBrophy 

12 Cambey Way BRENTWOOD W 

A K Jain 

32 Corbel Street SHELLEY WA 61 

G P Small 

17 Ragamuffin Terrace WILLETON 

M Leclercq 

7/128 Guildford Road MAYLANDS 

K Gomersall 

20 Beesley Street EAST VICTORIA 

NYusuf 

32 Bert Street GOSNELLS WA 61 

Builder Name / Adaress 

Homebuyers Centre Pty Ltd 






Goldstyle Homes Pty Ltd 

11/288 Amherst Road CANNING V 








87-89 Guthrie Street OSBORNE P 



Homestart 

6 Bennett Street EAST PERTH W 


PO Box 1602 Osborne Park WA 6 

Ashmy Pty Ltd 






Bid Reg 

8370 

8370 

8370 

6552 

8867 

6583 

10805 

S829 

9780 

9780 

8370 

10805 

8370 

6415 

9780 

6552 

8370 

8370 


17 Binnia MW HARRISDALE 


HARRISDALE 

7 Binnia MWHARRISDALE 


WAIbHS 

80 BroadwayiBVD PIARA 

WAIbKS if. 

7 Stills AV HARRISDALE 

17 Whimbrel WY 

HARRISDALE 

SOWWttakerTRN PIARA 

WAIbHS 

9 Cheltenhaiii APP 

HARRISDALE 


HARRISDALE 




1 Lowell TCE PIARA 

WATERS 

13 Kersley LOOP 

HARRISDALE 

2 Rosette PL PIARA 

WATERS 




Floor 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

Frame 

NS 

NS 

NS 

ST 

TT 

TT 

NS * 

TF 

NS 

NS 

NS 

NS 

NS 

TT 

NS 

ST 

TT 

TT 

Waili • Roof 

DB MN 

DB 

DB 

DB 

DB 

DB 

DB 

BR 

BR 

BR 

DB 

DB 

DB 

DB 

DB 

DB 

DB 

DB 

MN 

MN 

MN 

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Tl 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

Tl 

MN 

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MN 

Tl 

Area 

224 

240 

230 

197 

237 

330 

302 

276 

292 

184 

209 

253 

224 

292 

319 

300 

244 

225 


Value Inaemnity Ins / Policy 


RCW73008392 


RCW72976938 


RCW72989114 



RCW73109641 


RCW73112105 

209,151 Vero Insurance Limited 

RCW73110510 

393,00OCGU Home Warranty 

1003145 


RCW73101016 

170,000Vero Insurance Limited! 

RCW73387855 

151,750Vero Insurance Limitedf 

RCW72935285 


RCW3116782 


RCW72914778 


RCW73059108 


RCW73125207 


RCW73400590 


RCW73108715 


RCW73108723 


hees 

896.45 

928.58 

999.10 

828.73 

926.69 

1,730.11 

1,120.78 

2,073.46 

1,007.37 

917.91 

821.34 

948.21 

875.46 

1,058.62 

1,035.84 

1,151.13 

1,087.87 

937.55 


AUTHORITY 

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Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 

1 - Residence (1a) 76,516.81 68 

App No Det Dt 

1436/07 25/10/07 

1445/07 

1446/07 

•••r- 

1452/07 

• tX 

1453/07 

1489HJ7 

1493/07 

1495/07 

1496/07 

1500/07 

., 

1502/07 

1521/07 

1525/07 

1528/07 

1533/07 

1543/07 

1544/07 

1546/07 

23/10/07 

31/10/07 

18/10/07 

02/10/07 

31/10/07 

24/10/07 

10/10/07 

24/10/07 

10/10/07 

09/10/07 

25/10/07 

24/10/07 

23/10/07 

27/10/07 

16/10/07 

16/10/07 

27/10/07 

AUTHORITY 

Owner Name /Address 

P V Gumbo 

21 Carina Drive CANNING VALE W 

P Hunt 

6 Satinwood Crt THORNLIE WA 6 

J Everts 

13 Avonlee Road ARMADALE WA 

C J Kilbum 

45 Stony Brook Lane ROLEYSTON 

C Emaniiele * 

40 Rupert StreSt KENWICK WA 61 

R Lyon * 

19 GreenshieWs Way REDCLIFFE 

M A Bonser 

1/9-11 Moody Cilen PALMYRA WA 

L J Mortimer 

1 Griljusich Place SPEARWOOD W 

GR Turner ._ 

471 Bicldey Road KENWICK WA 6 

G Jamieson 

15/1142 Hay Street WEST PERTH 

G Lortan 

11 Parer Close THORNLIE WA 61 

M A Patncelli 

114 Aurora Drive ATWELL WA 61 

CLake 

11 Dewar Street ARMADALE WA 

CYLim 

18 Dennis Way CANNING VALE W 

M Hamiril 

5/16 Hooston Way WILSON WA 6 

S Izydorski 

14 Cannich Blvd CANNING VALE W 

Gold Style Homes Pty Ltd 

11/288 Amherst Road CANNING VA 

N G Walter 

34 Harwood Pass DARLING DOWN 




Ashmy Pty Ltd 


Homestart 


Imagine Building 

45 Stony Brook Lane ROLEYSTO 

C Emanuele 

40 Rupert Street KENWICK WA 'i 

Homebuyifs Centre Pty Ltd 


Celebratkm Nominees Pty Ltd 

Lot 679 Observatory Drive CLARK 

Dale Alcock Homes Pty Ltd 

1 Pearson Way OSBORNE PARK 

Homestart 


Celebration Nominees 

1/1 Hector Street Osborne Park W 

Peter Stannard Homes Pty Ltd 

42 Hasler Road OSBORNE PARK 

Dorwood Developments 

890 Albany Hwy EAST VICTORIA 

Blueprint Homes WA Pty Ltd 

11A Delawney Street BALCATTA 

C Y Projects 

18 Dennis Way CANNING VALE 

BGC Residential Pty Ltd 

3 Ord Street WEST PERTH WA 

White Rose Building Company Pty 

22 Dumas Drive BEDFORDALE W 

Gold Style Homes Pty Ltd 

11/288 Amherst Road CANNING V 

Webb & Brown-Neaves Home 


Bid Reg 

8370 

6552 

6415 

12379 

Prsmany Property 


47 Canterbury TRL 

HARRISDALE 

8 Wobum WY KELMSCOTT 

58 Brooks RD ROLEYSTONE 

OB/2388/03 Canterbury TRL 

HARRISDALE 

8370 

9780 

7309 

6415 

9780 

6583 

11616 

11094 

12058 

9769 

11837 

5829 

5409 

13 Ninth RD BROOKDALE 

27 Shelduck BND 

HARRISDALE 


HARRISDALE 

326 Westfield RD SEVII1 F 

GROVE 


HARRISDALE 


HARRISDALE 

46 Vermilion BVD 

BROOKDALE 

52 McCubbin LOOP SEVILLE 

GROVE 


WATERS 


40 Darling Range DR 

BEDFORDALE 

1 Turin L PIARA WATERS 

158 Wright RD HARRISDALE 

Floor 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

Frame 

TT 

SF 

TF 

TF 

TF 

NS 

TF 

TF 

NS 

NS 

TF 

TF 

TF 

TF 

NS 

SF 

TF 

NS 

Walls 

DB 

BR 

DB 

RE 

BR 

DB 

DB 

BR 

DB 

BR 

BR 

RE 

DB 

DB 

DB 

BR 

BR 

BR 


MN 

Tl 

Tl 

MN 

Tl 

MN 

MN 

MN 

Tl 

MN 

Tl 

MN 

MN 

Tl 

Tl 

MN 

MN 

MN 

Area 

267 

314 

159 

323 

373 

217 

285 

214 

231 

247 

284 

390 

231 

260 

201 

476 

297 

420 



Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 


RCW72935250 


RCW73144852 


RCW73104933 

178,0OOQBE Insurance 1 959.36 

6J-0004300-BWI-0002 j 

300,000 ' 1,591.55 

161,540Vero Insurance Limited 87*.07 

RCW73115718 


RCW73066127 


RCW73131324 

161,601 Vero Insurance Limited 873.04 

RCW73077843 


RCW73110151 


RCW73121058 

302,481 QBE Insurance 1,602.40 

3J-0003465-BWI-0003 


06.HWI.0052678.06 


RCW73158253 


RCW73087927 


06.I-IWI.0053930.06 


1003146 


RCW73145328

AUTHORITY 

Dcuble click onto the Aopi- 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


) Jo access receipt and tee infonnation LIVE LIVE LIVE 

1 - Residence (1a) 76,516.81 68 

App No 

1556/07 

1581/07 

1587/07 

1626/07 

1630/07 r 

1631/07 

1633/07 

1645/07 

1683/07 

Total: 

Total: 

Det. Dt Owner Name/ Address 

25/10/07 Tangent Nominees Pty Ltd 


24/10/07 S D Hadland 

17 Marfcella Avenue SEVILLE GRO 

30/10/07 AHaouchar 

35 Phoenix Drive KENWICK WA 6 

29/10/07 Burran Super Fund 

PO Box 451 BELMONT WA 6084 

25/10/07 Homebuyers Centre Pty iM 

7 Delawney Street BALCATTA WA 

19/10/07 Homebuyers Centre Pty lid 


19/10/07 Homebuyers Centre Pty LM 


31/10/07 J Gardiner 

16B Gresham Street VICTORIA PA 

30/10/07 R J Hopkins 

19 Grade Road KELMSCOTT WA 

October 2007 

1 -Residence (1a) 




BGC (Australia) Pty Ltd 

Po Box 7196 Clositers Square PE 

A Haouchar 

35 Phoenix Drive KENWICK WA 

Burran Construction Pty Ltd 

27 Swan Road HIGH WYCOMBE 









R J Hopkins 

19 Grade Road KELMSCOTT WA 

Bid Reg 

10689 

9769 

Primany Property 

9 Rufous L HARRISDALE 

123 Seville DR SEVILLE 

GROVE 

OB/2515/095 Harrisdale DR 

HARRISDALE 

6820 

8370 

8370 

8370 

8370 

4 Thrive TCE SEVILLE 

GROVE 

9 Atlon AV HARRISDALE 

7 Anon AV HARRISDALE 

5 Alton AV HARRISDALE 

11 Arion AV HARRISDALE 

Floor 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

OB/2693/08 Stevington ST KELMSCOTT CG 

6,516.81 

6,516.81 

68 

68 

Frame 

NS 

NS 

TF 

TF 

NS 

NS 

NS 

NS 

SF 

104,673,318 

104,673,318 

Walls 

DB 

BR 

DB 

FT 

DB 

DB 

DB 

DB 

DB 


MN 

Tl 

Tl 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

548,179.01 

548,179,01 

Area Va-ve Indemnity Ins./Policy 

184 170,0O0CGU Home Warranty 

06.I-IWI.0055835.06 

268 174,253Vero Insurance Limited 

RCW73141826 

267 160,000 

261 103,060Verolnsurancelimited 

RCW73424276 


RCW73002991 


RCW73002478 


RCW73005035 


RCW72935313 

285 220,000 

14,618,539 

14,618,539 


Fees 

917.91 

939.95 

866.09 = 

571.04 

496.18' 

568.73, 

568.73 

732.89 

1,177.00 

76,516.81 

76,516.81

AUTHORITY 

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2 - Addition 



issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 

1,244.90 



App No Det Dt Owner Name / Add'ess Builder Name / Aaoress Bid Reg Primary Property S'oor Frame Walls Roof Area Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

1315/07 26/10/07 

1377/07 22/10/07 

1491/07 05/10/07 s 

1541/07 24/10/07 \ 

1672/07 23/10/07 

1711/07 23/10/07 

Total: 

L A Baxter 

13 Urch Road ROLEYSTONE WA 

TDavidse 

38 Cowan Street ARMADALE WA 

A J Kalajzich 

42 Scott Road KELMSCOTT WA 6 

KWKay 

14 Hawkins Road ROLEYSTONE W 

P ARayner 

79 Irtffimess Circle WESTFIELD W 

P Lewis 

45 Wallangarra Drive BEDFORDAL 

October 2007 

L A Baxter 

13 Urch Road ROLEYSTONE WA 

T Davidse 

38 Cowan Street ARMADALE WA 

Custombuilt Homes Pty Ltd 

POBox277CANNINGTON WA 

KWKay 

14 Hawkins Road ROLEYSTONE 

P A Rayner 

79 Inverness Circle WESTFIELD 

P Lewis 

45 Wallangarra Drive BEDFORDA 

13 Urch RD ROLEYSTONE CG TF 

OB/2358/038 Cowan ST ARMADALE CG SF 

7 

7937 42 Scott RD KELMSCOTT TT TF 

OB/2225/014 Hawkins RD 

7 ROLEYSTONE 

OB/0232/079 Inverness CIR 

7 WESTFIELD 

1,244.90 

45 Wallangarra DR 

BEDFORDALE 

CG TF 

TT TF 

CG TF 

4,077,301 

TT MR 

BR Tl 

TT MN 

Tl MN 

TT MN 

FT MN 

19,961.77 

38 16,500 

46 50,000 

65 77,690CGU Home Warranty j 

06.HWI.0054329.06 

36 59,000 I 

68 80,000 

28 3,000 "** 

Total: 2 - Addition 1,244.90 4,077,301 19,961.77 286,190 1,244.90 

AUTHORITY 

286,190 

89.50 

296,09 

439.58 

342.73 

0.00 

77.00 

1,244 90 


AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


Double click onto tne Application to access rece-ot and tee information LIVE LIVE LIVE 

6 - Carport (Class 10a) 277.00 

App No Det Dt Owner Name / Address Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Primany Property Floor Frame Walls Roof Area Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

1682/07 17/10/07 S Mackie S Mackie 

162 South Western Highway MT RIC 162 Southwestern Highway MT R 

1700/07 17/10/07 Dept Of Housing &Works Heritage Outdoor Building Systems 

I 99 Plain Street EAST PERTH WA 11 Davison Street MADDINGTON 

1888/07:: 31/10/07 N G Theseira = Outdoor Centre Holdings Pty Ltd 

67 Bermuda Drive BALLAJURA WA 49 Winton Road JOONDALUP W 

Total: October 2007 

8695 

11308 

277.00 

162 South Western HWY MT CG 

RICHON 

3 Allawah CT ARMADALE 

5 Joyner WY ARMADALE 

Total: 6 - Carport (Class 10a) 277.00 360,222 6,416.97 6,952 277.00 


SF 

CG SF 

CG SF 

360,222 

MN 

MN 

MN 

6,416.97 

24 

30 

20 

3,000 ** 

2,107 ** 

1,845 ** 

6,952 

77.00 

123.00 

77.00 

277.00

AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


Double chck onto the Aporcavor, to access receipt and fee mfoimation LIVE LIVE LIVE 

7 - Patio (Class 10a) 3,306.90 43 

App No Det Dt On net Name / Address Guilder Name / Adaress Bid Reg Primary Property Floor Frame Wans Roof Area Vaiue Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

380/07 

844/07 

935/07 

936/07 

1565/07 

1570/07 

1575/07 

1600/07 

1618/07 

1640/07 

1688/07 

1695/07 

1702/07 

1704/07 

1705/07 

1707/07 

1719/07 

13/10/07 

17/10/07 

09/10/07 

09/10/07 

23/10/07 

24/10/07 

23/10/07 

05/10/07 

17/10/07 

13/10/07 

30/10/07 

30/10/07 

17/10/07 

20/10/07 

20/10/07 

23/10/07 

22/10/07 

R J Ross 

V D Rose 

8 Delamere Way WESTFIELD WA 

G G Anthony 

4 Viana Loop SEVILLE GROVE W 

M J Green 

1/91 Seventh Road ARMADALE W 

Estate of J Smith 

20/91 Seventh Road ARMADALE W 

J H Rocha 

309 Westfield Road SEVILLE GROV 

B P Trengove 

12 Isaba PWY SEVILLE GROVE 61 

J L Smith -i 

25A Lensham Place ARMADALE W 

D A Smith 

25 Ralphs Street SEVILLE GROVE 

5 A Mickiewicz 

101 Strawberry Drive SEVILLE GRO 

Dept Of Housing & Works 

99 Plain Street EAST PERTH WA 

PADwyer 

23 Waterwheel Road North BEDFO 

K J Wills 

277 Westfield Road SEVILLE GROV 

G K Bleasdale 

9/1 Walanna Drive KARAWARA W 

P A Cotte 

2 Donegal Court SEVILLE GROVE 

A G Parkes 

30 Teal Brook Circle SEVILLE GRO 

McPherson 

39 Pelham Street Armadale WA 61 

T K Hawkins 

10 Latentia Court KELMSCOTT WA 

8 Delamere Way WESTFIELD W 

G G Anthony 


Heritage Outdoor Building Systems 

11 Davison Street MADDINGTON 



Outdoor Centre Holdings Pty Ltd 

49 Winton Road JOONDALUP W 

Oasis Patios 

10/15 Alloa Street MADDINGTON 

Westral Outdoor Centre 

PO BOX 1477 CANNING VALE W 

Outdoor Transformations 

26 Mamot Street CANNINGTON W 

Steel Direct 

Unit 2/777 South Western Highwa 

Oasis Patios 

10/15 Alloa Road MADDINGTON 

PADwyer 

23 Waterwheel Road North BEDF 

Riverview Patios 

89 Queensville Ave LYNWOOD W 





Custom Design Patios 

6 Moore Street WUNGONG WA 



Cool Shades Australia 

5/4 Dickens Place ARMADALE W 

8695 

8695 

11308 

0722 

9205 

0722 

8695 

11985 

11985 

8 Delamere WY WESTFIELD 

4 Viana LOOP SEVILLE 

GROVE 

1/91 Seventh RD ARMADALE 

20/91 Seventh RD 

ARMADALE 

309 Westfield RD SEVII 1 F 

GROVE 

12 isaba PKY SEVILLE 

GROVE 

71B Seventh RD ARMADALE 

25 Ralphs ST SEVILLE 

GROVE 

101 Strawberry DR SEVILLE 

GROVE 

2/5 Shrike CT WESTFIELD 

23 Waterwheel RD N 

BEDFORDALE 

277 Westfield RD SEVILLE 

GROVE 

12 Merida TRN SEVILLE 

GROVE 

2 Donegal CT SEVILLE 

GROVE 

30 Teal Brook CIR SEVILLE 

GROVE 

39 Pelham ST ARMADALE 

10 Lateritia CT KELMSCOTT 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

PA 

PA 

PA 

CG 

CG 

PA 

PA 

PA 

PA 

SF 

NS 

NS 

NS 

SF 

SF 

SF 

SF 

SF 

ST 

SF 

SF 

ST 

SF 

ST 

SF 

ST 

PO 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MU 

MN 

MU 

MN 

PO 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

35 

54 

7 

6 

79 

45 

8 

64 

20 

10 

88 

66 

22 

15 

20 

27 

37 

5,000 — 

3,000 **** 

1,160 *"* 

1,160 "** 

7,532 **" 

11,990 **** 


2,290 **" 

9,600 **** 

2,478 ***' 

3,200 **** 

7,000 **" 

9,000 "** 

4,000 *-- 

3,250 "" 

4,180 "** 

2,420 *-** 

8,900 **" 

75.00 

75.00 

75.00 

75.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77 00

AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


DouDie CHCK onto the Application to access receipt and fee irformahcr LIVE LIVE LIVE 

7-Patio (Class 10a) 3,306.90 43 

App Nc 

1721/07 

1723/07 

1724/07 

1725/07 

1726/07 

¥l : 

1127/07 

1730/07 

1731/07 

1732/07 

1733/07 

1736/07 

1767/07 

1772/07 

1776/07 

1782/07 

1783/07 

1786/07 

1798/07 

Def Dt 

23/10/07 

23/10/07 

17/10/07 

18/10/07 

17/10/07 

17/10/07 

30/10/07 

23/10/07 

22/10/07 

23/10/07 

23/10/07 

23/10/07 

23/10/07 

31/10/07 

23/10/07 

30/10/07 

23/10/07 

23/10/07 

AUTHORITY 

Owner Name / Aodress 

G J Mountford 

24 Woodcraft Place MT RICHON W 

AWG Okely 

2 Milano Loop SEVILLE GROVE W 

DFHolinan 

12Viana Loop SEVILLE GROVE W 

LR Morris 

5/31 Thbtl Avenue KELMSCOTT W 

J W Mann 

58Harrison Road MT RICHON WA 

A H Jordan 

22 Chidzey Drive SEVILLE GROVE 

D M Tideswell 

27 Chamberlain Way ARMADALE 

F R Moore 

25 Kerrison Parade SEVILLE GROV 

C A Millar 

19 Richon Heights MT RICHON WA 

N J Marrable 

6 Kalmda Pass PIARA WATERS W 

C W Forth 

13 Edinburgh Road SEVILLE GROV 

R I Gibson 

12 Salamanca Boulevard SEVILLE 

M M Bishop 

14 Solva Place SEVILLE GROVE W 

Builder Name / Address Bio Reg 


26 Marriot Street CANNINGTON W 

Jim Killey's Outdoor World 019 

Unit 1/1 Tinga Place KELMSCOT 

B Summerscales 

Precision Patios & Home 

3 Brolga Grove SEVILLE GROVE W 

34 Hayward Road MARTIN WA 6 

S A Bucholz 

Perth Home Improvement Centre 11308 

14 Excalibur Circle WESTFIELD W 49 Winton Road JOONDALUP W : 

G Grime ; 

Outdoor World 8293 

ISHastemere Drive MT NASURA W 4 Action Place WANGARA WA 6= 

Marsai Outdoor Living Centres 

63 Gordon Road MANDURAH WA 

Oasis Patios 


Oasis Patios 0722 


One Stop Patio Shop 

144 Bannister Road CANNING VA 

OMWittek 

Concept Steel Constructions 0714 

11 Merida Turn SEVILLE GROVE W 630 Armadale Road FORRESTDA 

LABerkhout 


115 Seville Drive SEVILLE GROVE 26 Marriot Street CANNINGTON W 

Inline Patios 

12 Fairway Ave CASURINA WA 

Perth Shade Company 

100 Albany Highway BEDFORDAL 

Lupica Steel Fabrications 

2 / 53 Gillam Drive KELMSCOTT 



Kalmar Factory Direct 11985 


Kalmar Factory Direct 11985 


Outdoor World 8293 

4 Action Place WANGARA WA 6 

Pnmary Property 

24 Woodcraft PL MT RICHON 

2 Milano LOOP SEVILLE 

GROVE 

3 Brolga GR SEVILLE 

GROVE 

14 Excalibur CIR WESTFIELD 

15 Haslemere DRMT 

NASURA 


GROVE 

5/31 Third AV KELMSCOTT 

58 Hanrison RD MT RICHON 

22 Chidzey DR SEVILLE 

GROVE 

11 Merida TRN SEVILLE 

GROVE 

115 Seville DR SEVILLE 

GROVE 

27 Chamberlain WY 

ARMADALE 

25 Kerrison PDE SEVILLE 

GROVE 

15 Jonquil LOOP SEVILLE 

GROVE 

6 Kalinda PASS PIARA 

WATERS 

13 Edinburgh RD SEVILLE 

GROVE 

12 Salamanca BVD SEVILLE 

GROVE 

14 Solva PL SEVILLE 

GROVE 


Floor 

PA 

PA 

PA 

PA 

CG 

PA 

PA 

PA 

PA 

PA 

PA 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

Frame 

SF 

SF 

SF 

SF 

NS 

SF 

ST 

ST 

ST 

SF 

ST 

SF 

SF 

NS 

SF 

SF 

SF 

SF 

Walls Roof 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

Area 

17 

22 

59 

31 

29 

36 

10 

30 

36 

53 

28 

20 

47 

46 

29 

25 

27 

31 

Value Indemnity Ins / Policy 

3,728 **** 

2,913 **"* 

5,900 **** 

3,490 **** 

13,800 

5,500 *"' 

3,070 **** 

6,820 *'*" 

6,600 **** 

10,500 **** 

5,000 **" 

1,950 **** 

10,000 **** 

6,000 *•"' 

6,400 "** 

2,433 **** 

5,300 *-*- 

3,560 **** 

fees 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

i 77.00 

^ 80.90 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77,00 

77.00 

77.00 

77,00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 


AUTHORITY 

Double click onto -he Application to access receipt and fee information 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 

7 - Patio (Class 10a) 3,306.90 43 

App No Det Dt 

1802/07 23/10/07 

1808/07 31/10/07 

1809/07 23/10/07 

1829/07 22/10/07 

186S07 31/10/07 

1870/07 31/10/07 

1875/07 31/10/07 

1903/07 31/10/07 

Total: 

Owner Name /Address 

D A Walters 

8 Ensign Dale KELMSCOTT WA 6 

Public Trustee Office 

565 Hay Street PERTH WA 6000 

T Podkas 

I Lugo Way SEVILLE GROVE WA 

R N Mackinlay 

546 Brookton Highway ROLEYSTO 

M K Edenburg 

3 Prunella Crescent CANNING VAL 

Satrico Nominees Ptyl-td 

270 South Western Highway ARMA 

J Carroll 

17 Pomelo Way SEVILLE GROVE 

D J Edwards 

II Hilarion Elbow BROOKDALE W 

Builder Name /Address 

Highline Ltd 

Locked Bag 25 WELSHPOOL DC 

Patio Perfect 

2/7 Ballantyne Road KEWDALE W 

Southpat Patios 

24 Brabham Street GOSNELLS W 



Jim Killey's Outdoor World 


Jim Killey's Outdoor World 


Oasis Patios 


D J Edwards 

11 Hilarion Elbow BROOKDALE W 

Bid Reg 

019 

019 


8 Ensign DALE KELMSCOTT 

109 Third AV KELMSCOTT 

1 Lugo WY SEVILLE GROVE 

546 Brookton HWY 

ROLEYSTONE 

9 Newton CT ARMADALE 

270 South Western HWY MT 

RICHON 

17 Pomelo WY SEVILLE 

GROVE 

11 Hilarion ELB BROOKDALE 

Floor 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

CG 

TT 

Frame 

SF 

SF 

SF 

SF 

SF 

SF 

SF 

SF 

Walls Roof 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

Area 

32 

58 

33 

24 

12 

40 

56 

45 


Vsiue Indemnity Ins /Policy 

6,017 **** 

7,700 **** 

3,100 *"* 

5,000 **" 

1,172 **** 

4,386 *"* 

6,990 **** 

7,000 **** 


October 2007 3,306.90 43 2,617,673 33,281.11 230,489 3,306.90 

Total: 7-Patio (Class 10a) 3,306.90 43 2,617,673 33,281.11 230,489 3,306.90 


Fees 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00

AUTHORITY 

Doubie c-'ck onto the Appucavcn f c; access receipt and fee information 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 

8 - Shed (Class 10a) 1,158.73 15 



App No Det Dt Owner Name / Address Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Primary Property Floor Frame Wails Roof inaemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

844/07 

1055/07 

1553/07 

1582/07 

1637/07 

1643/07 

1681/07 

1685/07 

1717/07 

1764/07 

1765/07 

1784/07 

1785/07 

1841/07 

1876/07 

Total: 

17/10/07 

23/10/07 

13/10/07 

30/10/07 

19/10/07 

19/10/07 

17/10/07 

22/10/07 

30/10/07 

30/10/07 

30/10/07 

22/10/07 

23/10/07 

31/10/07 

27/10/07 

G G Anthony 


S J Cracknell 

9 Aulini Drive BEDFORDALE WA 

LS Williams 

74 Nelson Street BEDFORDALE W 

M A Bayley 

140 Wymond Road ROLEYSTONE 

F T Emms 

15 Cross Road BEDFORDALE WA 

RJO'Connell 

71 Millen Street MT NASURA WA 

J A Larritt 

8 Glenfin Road SEVILLE GROVE W 

SFoti 

9 Contour Road ROLEYSTONE W 

L Amphletf 

9 Herriard Road ARMADALE WA 6 

E A Sholarin 

11 Edinburgh Road SEVILLE GROV 

P J Elliott 

9 Clybucca Place ARMADALE WA 

PA Cotte 

2 Donegal Court SEVILLE GROVE 

N S Loveless 

15 Harlow Court WESTFIELD WA 

K A Larritt 

1/11 Sylvia Street BALCATTA WA 

S L Burns 

8 Calliandra Place ROLEYSTONE 

October 2007 

G G Anthony 


Kalmar Pty Ltd T/a Factory Direct 


LS Williams 

74 Nelson Street BEDFORDALE 

M A Bayley 

140 Wymond Road ROLiYSTON 

F T Emms 

15 Cross Road BEDFORDALE W 

R J O'Connell 

71 Millen Street MT NASURA WA 

C C Larritt 

8 Glenfin Road SEVILLE GROVE 

Coastline Sheds 

Lot 101 Byron Road ARMADALE 

L Amphlett 

9 Herriard Road ARMADALE WA 

E A Sholarin 

11 Edinburgh Road SEVILLE GRO 

P J Elliott 

9 Clybucca Place ARMADALE W 





K A Larritt 

1/11 Sylvia Street BALCATTA WA 

Steel Direct 

Unit 2/777 South Western Highwa 


GROVE 

11985 9 Aulini DR BEDFORDALE 

74 Nelson ST BEDFORDALE 

47 HeathRD ROLEYSTONE 

15 Cross RD BEDFORDALE 

71 Millen ST MT NASURA 

8 Glenfin RD SEVILLE 

GROVE 

0470 9 Contour RD ROLEYSTONE 

9 Herriard RD ARMADALE 

11 Edinburgh RD SEVILLE 

GROVE 

9 Clybucca PL ARMADALE 

11985 2 Donegal CT SEVILLE 

GROVE 

11985 15 Harlow CT WESTFIELD 

25 Glenfin RD SEVILLE 

GROVE 

8 Calliandra PL 

ROLEYSTONE 

1,158.73 15 


CG SF 

CG ST 

OT SF 

CG SF 

CG ST 

CG SF 

CG SF 

CG SF 

CG SF 

CG SF 

CG SF 

CG SF 

CG SF 

CG SF 

CG SF 

1,167,788 

NS MN 

NS MN 

NS MN 

NS MN 

NS MR 

NS MN 

NS MN 

NS MN 

NS MN 

NS MN 

NS MN 

NS MN 

NS MN 

NS MN 

NS MN 

11,904.31 

24 

37 

40 

90 

186 

16 

15 

36 

38 

43 

81 

14 

32 

14 

54 

3,000 

5,000 

600 

15,000 

10,000 

1,700 

1,500 

7,500 

5,500 

7,000 

10,000 

2,284 

6,000 

2,000 

8,400 

85,484 

75.00 

75.00 

77.00 

84.73 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

1,158.73

AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


Douole ciic.K onto tne Application to access 'soeipr and fee information LIVE LIVE LIVE 

Total: 8-Shed (Class 10a) 1,158.73 15 1,167,788 11,904.31 85,484 1,158 73 


AUTHORITY 

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9 - Garage (Class 10a) 715.00 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


ifoimation LIVE LIVE LIVE 

App No Det. Dt Owner Name /Address Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Primany Property Floor Frame Walls Roof Area Value Indemnity Ins /Poncy Fees 

1455/07 

1507/07 

1597/07 

1629/07 

1648/07 

1682/07 

1766/07 

1794/07 

1886/07 

Total: 

26/10/07 

29/10/07 

17/10/07 

30/10/07 

30/10/07 

17/10/07 

30/10/07 

30/10/07 

31/10/07 

D J Senior 

4 Palm Road ROLEYSTONE WA 

S A Lmnegar 

8 Garland Road ROLEYSTONE W 

AWhyte 

27 Gymea Court ARMADALE WA 

C A Prebble f 

37 Simons Drive ROLEYSTONE W 

D L Otto 

61 Jarrah Road ROLEYSTONE WA 

S Mackie 

162 South Western Highway MT RIC 

B Glover 

5 Girraween Street ARMADALE W 

P M Ward 

22 Fortunella Grove SEVILLE GRO 

S Tanner 

57 Ralphs Street SEVILLE GROVE 

October 2007 

Highline Ltd 


Highline Ltd 


Coastline Sheds 

Lot 101 Byron Road ARMADALE 

Shed Boss 

219 Wheatley Street GOSNELLS 

V F Dobson 

61 Jarrah Road ROLEYSTONE W 

S Mackie 

162 South Western Highway MT R 

B Glover 

5 Girraween Street ARMADALE W 

PMWard 

22 Fortunella Grove SEVILLE GRO 



11964 4 Palm RD ROLEYSTONE CG SF 

11964 8 Gariand RD ROLEYSTONE CG SF 

0470 27 Gymea CT ARMADALE CG SF 

375Simons DR ROLEYSTONE CG SF 

61Jarrah RD ROLEYSTONE CG SF 

162 South Western HWY MT CG SF 

RICHON 

5 Girraween ST ARMADALE CG SF 

22Fortunella GR SEVILLE CG SF 

GROVE 

11985 57 Ralphs ST SEVILLE CG SF 

GROVE 

NS 

NS 

NS 

NS 

NS 

NS 

NS 

NS 

NS 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

MN 

59 

73 

60 

110 

36 

47 

60 

36 

38 

10,659 •*•* 

8,596 "** 

8,701 **" 

19.800 

3,800 **** 

7,000 **** 

10,000 *"* 

1,800 **" 

716.00 1,055,128 9,879.79 75,686 

Total: 9-Garage (Class 10a) 716.00 1,055,128 9,879.79 75,686 716.00 

AUTHORITY 


5,330 *"* 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

100.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

716.00 


AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


double click onto the Application to access receipt and fee information LIVE LIVE LIVE 

10 -Workshop (Class 10a) 77 00 

Apo No Det Dt Owner Name / Address Builder Name i Address Bid Reg Pnmary Property Floor Frame Wails Foot Area Value Indemnity Ins I Policy eees 

CG SF NS MN 68 12,000 

77.00 

1608/07 13/10/07 W M Freund WMFreund 

13 Cartland Court BEDFORDALE W 13 Cartland Court BEDFORDALE 


77.00 

13 Cartland CT 

BEDFORDALE 

714,416 3,234.47 

Total: 10 - Workshop (Class 10a) 77.00 714,416 3,234.47 12,000 77.00 


12,000 

77 00

AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


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11 - Gazebo (Class 10a) 77.00 

App No Det Dt Owner Name / Address Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Primany Property Floor Frame Walls Roof Area Vaiue Indemnity Ins / Foncy Fees 

1505/07 13/10/07 EDLensink Outdoor Prestige Pty Ltd 

180 Heritage Drive ROLEYSTONE 5 Calca Place KENWICK WA 61 


77.00 

180 Heritage DR 

ROLEYSTONE 

CG TF 

70,676 

MN 

768.45 

36 9,120 

Total: 11 - Gazebo (Class 10a) 77.00 70,676 768.45 9,120 77.00 


9,120 

77.00 

77.00

AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


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13 - Enclosed Patio (Class 10a) 77.00 

App Wo Det Dt Owner Name / Address Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Primary Property Floor Frame Wails Roof Area Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

1885/07 31/10/07 G Gibbon Jim Killey's Outdoor World 019 

11 Greenhood Court GOSNELLS W Unit 1/1 Tinga Place KELMSCOT 

! Cammillo RD WESTFIELD CG SF OT MN 

Total: October 2007 77.00 139,194 1,066.22 

35 10,053 *"" 

Total: 13 - Enclosed Patio (Class 10a) 77.00 139,194 1,066.22 10,053 77.00 


10,053 

77.00 

77.00

AUTHORITY 

DouO.'e CJ'OK onto tne Application tc access receipt ana fee mformati 

14 - Fence/Wall (Class 10b) 231.00 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 



,4pp No Det Dt Owner Name / Address Builder Name / Adaress Bla Reg Primary Property '-loor Frame Walls Roof Area Value Indemnity Ins/Policy Fees 

1490/07 18/10/07 N J Bradley 

17 Sheldon Street PIARA WATERS 

N J Bradley 

17 Sheldon Street PIARA WATER 

17 Sheldon ST PIARA 

WATERS 

BR 

0 3,000 * 

77.00 

1641/07 23/10/07 Rose Island Pty Ltd TBIyth 

25 Abbey RD ARMADALE 

BR 

0 8,000 "" 

77.00 

12 Pollard Cross CARDUP WA 61 12 Pollard Cross CARDUP WA 6 

1669/07 16/10/07 N Chadwick 

94 Southwestern Highway MT RIC 

NChadwick 

94 South Western Highway MT Rl 

94 South Western HWY MT 

RICHON 

Tl 

0 800 **** 

77.00 

Total; October 2007 

231.00 

108,670 1,656.18 

Total: 14-Fence/Wall (Class 10b) 231 00 108,670 1,656.18 11,800 231.00 


11,800 

231.00

AUTHORITY 

Dcubie dick onto 'he Application to access receipt &' 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


'ifoimat'on LIVE LIVE LIVE 

18 - Swimming Pool (Class 10b) 1,631.23 13 

App No Det Dt Owner Name ' Address Builder Name /Address Bid Reg Primary Property Floor Frame Wails Roof Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

315/06 

42/07 

1430/07 

1469/07 

1573/07 

1613/07 

1622/07 

1624/07 

1703/07 

1752/07 

1774/07 

1836/07 

1844/07 

Total 

Total: 

23/10/07 

30/10/07 

09/10/07 

04/10/07 

04/10/07 

23/10/07 

17/10/07 

23/10/07 

26/10/07 

31/10/07 

26/10/07 

30/10/07 

31/10/07 

AUTHORITY 

C M Ramshaw 

8 Anthill Road ROLEYSTONE WA 

R C Evans 

10 Millstream Drive SOUTHERN Rl 

M A Candeloro 

52 Henrietta Avenue MT NASURA 

T M Curovic 

30 Treetop Circle CANNING VALE 

C M Ramshaw 

8 Anthill Road ROLEYSTONE WA 

Conceptual Pools, Aqua Leisure 

9 Stott Road WELSHPOOL WA 

Aqua Technics (WA) Pty Ltd 

9 Stott Road WELSHPOOL WA 

Guardian Industries 

492 Great Eastern Highway REDC 

P D Nash Freedom Pools 

111 Canns Road BEDFORDALE W 1763 Albany Hwy KENWICK WA 

B W Fagan Riverina Pools and Spas 

21 Albens Vale ROLEYSTONE WA 4 Goongarrie Street BAYSWATER 

M N Clifford Freedom Pools 

19 Sidcup Wy Armadale 6112 1763 Albany Hwy KENWICK WA 

C J Morgan Guardian Industries 

4 Claret Place MT RICHON WA 61 492 Great Eastern Highway REDC 

L J Osborne L J Osborne 

83 Connell Avenue KELMSCOTT W 83 Connell Avenue KELMSCOTT 

P D Smith P D Smith 

45 Hilltop Place KELMSCOTT WA 45 Hilltop Place KELMSCOTT WA 

5 D Goldhagen S D Goldhagen 

38 Powell Crescent BROOKDALE W 38 Powell Crescent BROOKDALE 

October 2007 

18 - Swimming Pool (Class 10b) 

Z32 

0409 

S R Smith 

Leisure Pools Perth 

109 Holden Road ROLEYSTONE W 339 Great Eastern Highway REDC 

G R Newton i Future Pools : 

0744 

15 Dobell Street HUNTINGDALE W 42-44 Kenwick Road KENWICK W 

z53 

z53 

0409 

1,631.23 

1,631.23 

8 Anthill RD ROLEYSTONE 

160 Wright RD HARRISDALE 

52 Henrietta AV MT NASURA 

11 KalimanBND 

HARRISDALE 

109 Holden RD 

ROLEYSTONE 

10 Turin L PIARA WATERS 

111 Canns RD 

BEDFORDALE 

1 Hawkins RD ROLEYSTONE 

19 Sidcup WY KELMSCOTT 

4 Claret PL MT RICHON 

83 Connell AV KELMSCOTT 

45 Hilltop PL KELMSCOTT 

38 Powell CR BROOKDALE 


13 

13 

2,222,339 

2,222,339 

OT 

CO 

FG 

FG 

FG 

CO 

FG 

FG 

FG 

FG 

SV 

SV 

SV 

14,054.66 

14,054.66 

25 

52 

35 

24 

37 

37 

43 

13 

32 

35 

48 

17 

22 

5,000 * 

32,685 

23,000 

19,365 

28,587 

49,000 

19,950 

15,340 

19,850 

19,310 

8,000 *"* 

4,000 **** 

244,437 

244,437 

350 *-" 

74.00 

204.36 

156.18 

104.77 

185.13 

290.91 

100.48 

85.80 

100.16 

98.44 

77.00 

77.00 

77.00 

1,631.23 

1,631.23 


AUTHORITY 

DouDie click onto the Application to access receipt and fee m'ormatici 

19-Spa (Class 10b) 77.00 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 



App No Det Dt Owner Name / Address Builder Name /Address Bid Reg Primary Property- Floor Frame Wails Roof Area Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

1073/07 23/10/07 J I Walton 

59 Chadwick Parade BROOKDALE 

J I Walton 

59 Chadwick Parade BROOKDAL 

59 Chadwick PDE 

BROOKDALE 

FG 

16 2,700 

77.00 

Total; October 2007 

77.00 

100,850 966.68 

Total: 19-Spa (Class 10b) 77.00 100,850 966.68 2,700 77.00 


2,700 

77.00

AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


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21 - Earthworks 267.78 

App Wo Def Dt Owner Name / Address 3uilder Name / Address Bid Reg Primary Property moor Frame Walls Roof Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

1585/07 18/10/07 L D Boardman LDBoardman 

25 Henty LKT ROLEYSTONE SP 

0 44,536 

267.78 

8 Sanctuary Court ROLEYSTONE 8 Sanctuary Court ROLEYSTONE 

Total: October 2007 267.78 547,530 3,186.05 

Total: 21 - Earthworks 267.78 547,530 3,186.05 44,536 267.78 


44,536 

267.78

AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


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22 - Earthworks and Ret Walls (Class 10b) 314.32 

App Wo Det Dt Owner Name/Address Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Primary Property Floor Frame Walls Roof Area Value Indemnity Ins/Policy Fees 

1605/07 19/10/07 R Santora 



R Santora 


8 Skewes WY BEDFORDALE SP 

314.32 1 2,289,395 11,789.50 

0 53,516 

Total: 22 - Earthworks and Ret Walls (Class 10b) 314.32 1 2,289,395 11,789.50 53,516 314.32 

AUTHORITY 


53,516 

314 32 

314.32 


AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


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25 - Verandah 77.00 

Wo De.* Dt Owner Name / Address Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Primany Property Hoor Frame Walls Hoof Area Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

1711/07 23/10/07 P Lewis P Lewis 

45 Wallangarra Drive BEDFORDAL 45 Wallangarra Drive BEDFORDA 

Total: October 2007 77.00 

45 Wallangarra DR 

BEDFORDALE 

PA TF 

66,450 

MN 

818.45 

21 2,000 *"* 

Total: 25 - Verandah 77.00 66,450 818.45 2,000 77.00 


2,000 

77.00 

77.00

AUTHORITY 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


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26-Portico (Class 10a) 77.00 

App Wo Det Dt Owner Name/Address Builder Name /Address Bid Reg Primary Property Floor Frame Walls Roof Area Value indemnity Ins /Policy Fees 

1747/07 22/10/07 M A Elvidge Fair and Square Patios 

8 Leven Place SEVILLE GROVE W 7 Meadow Grove LEEMING WA 


8 Leven PL SEVILLE GROVE PA ST 

77.00 1 1,550 

MN 

77.00 

6 1,550 

Total: 26 - Portico (Class 10a) 77.00 1,550 77.00 1,550 77.00 


1,550 

77.00 

77.00

AUTHORITY 

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32 - Deck 75.00 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 



App Wo Def Dt Owner Name -' Address Bwlder Name / Address Bid Reg Primary Property Floor Frame Wails Roof Area Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

1567/07 19/10/07 S L Murdock 

78 Ashley Drive KELMSCOTT WA 

N C Lovelle 

78 Ashley Drive KELMSCOTT WA 

78 Ashley DR KELMSCOTT TS SF 

64 11,400 

75.00 

Total: 

October 2007 

75.00 1 174,780 1,557.49 

Total: 32 - Deck 75.00 1 174,780 1,557.49 11,400 75 00 


11,400 

75.00

AUTHORITY 

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38 - Alteration 154.00 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 



App Wo Det Dt Owner Name / Address Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Primary Property Floor F'-ame Walls Roof Area Value Indemnity ins / Policy Fees 

1716/07 23/10/07 J S Luck Modem Roofing 

20 Neilson Avenue ARMADALE W 45 Triumph Avenue WANGARA W 

1749/07 23/10/07 K R Decke Modem Roofing 

38 Ward Crescent KELMSCOTT W 45 Triumph Avenue WANGARA W 

20 Neilson AV ARMADALE 

38 Ward CR KELMSCOTT 

Total: October 2007 154.00 81,621 

Total: 38 - Alteration 154.00 81,621 606.00 21,611 154.00 


MN 

MN 

606.00 

130 

120 

12,000 ** 

9,611 ** 

21,611 

77.00 

77.00 

154.00

AUTHORITY 

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45 - Office (Class 5) 21,035.00 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 


nmation LIVE LIVE LIVE 

App Wo Det Dt Ownet Name / Address Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Primary Property Floor Frame Walls Roof Area Vaiue Indemnity ins /Policy Fees 

350/07 04/10/07 Scantore Pty Ltd Jadd Projects 10275 Commerce AV ARMADALE CG SF OT MU 

1/26 Gibberd Road BALCATTA WA 1/26 Gibberd Road BALCATTA W 

Total; 

October 2007 21,035.00 5,600,000 22,889.09 

3,275 5,500,000 

Total: 45 - Office (Class 5) 21,035.00 5,600,000 22,889.09 5,500,000 21,035.00 

AUTHORITY 

5,500,000 

21,035.00 

21,035.00 


AUTHORITY 

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52 - Storage (Class 7b) 125.95 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 



App Wo De: Dt Owner Name / Aaoress Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Pnmsiy Property Floor Frame Walls Roof Aiea Value Indemnity Ins / Policy i-ees 

1589/06 05/10/07 K Sullivan M Nolan 8986 7 Eliot RD ARMADALE CG SF NS MN 168 25,000 

125.95 

7 Eliot Road ARMADALE WA 6112 1 Potter Place BATEMAN WA 61 


125 95 1 

105,000 452.00 

Total: 52 - Storage (Class 7b) 125.95 1 105,000 452.00 25,000 125.95 


25,000 

125.95

AUTHORITY 

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fee information 

70 - Demo - Residence 250.00 



Issued 

01/10/2007 to 31/10/2007 



App Wo Def Dt Owner Name / Address Builder Name / Address Bid Reg Primany Property Floor Frame Walls Roof Value Indemnity Ins / Policy Fees 

885/07 04/10/07 The Grove at Armadale Pty Ltd Groundworks Demolition Pty Ltd 

4/88 Walters Drive OSBORNE PAR 28 Felspar Street WELSHPOOL W 

1610/07 02/10/07 Parkerville Children & Youth Care Inc Groundworks Demolition Pty Ltd 

Beacon Road PARKERVILLE WA 28 Felspar Street WELSHPOOL W 

1738/07 26/10/07 TTilbee Groundworks Demolition Pty Ltd 

16 Burrowa Street ARMADALE WA 28 Felspar Street WELSHPOOL W 

1730107 26/10/07 B M Secrett , Demolition Works 

10 Julianne Street BUSSELTON W 45 Parkwood Avenue WOODVALE 

1740/07 23/10/07 D J Creer S&LSalvage 

28B Stewart Sheet SCARBOROUG 1 Roper Street O'Connor WA 616 

24 Tait ST ARMADALE 

17 Sixth RD ARMADALE 

16 Burrowa ST ARMADALE 

46 Westfield RD 

KELMSCOTT 

6 Messenger ST 

KELMSCOTT 

Total; October 2007 250.00 2,450.00 

Total: 70 - Demo - Residence 250.00 2,450.00 250.00 

Grand Total: 107,766.62 175 164,465,497 855,897.43 21,253,063 107,766.62 

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TECHNICAL SERVICES COMMITTEE REPORT ON OUTSTANDING 

MATTERS ' '^ 

ITEM 

Armitaee Road - Temporarv Road 

1 Closure/Parkine arrangements 

Refer T23/04/04 27 April 04 

Refer T3/1/07 22 January 07 

Refer T45/6/07 25 June 07 

1 RedeveloomentofFrvePark 

\ Refer C37/5/07 

1 Traffic lights modification cnr 

1 Armadale/Nicholson Roads 

Refer CS47/5/07 

1 Champion Lakes Development & 

1 Parking on Lake View Terrace 


Champion Lakes Development - 

Issues with Lake Road 


Bus Embavments - Commerce 

Avenue 

Refer 770/8/07 

PAW between Lots 64 & 65 Sheoak 

Place, Armadale 

Refer Dl 08/9/07 

PAW between Lots 201 (12) and 202 

(10) Jarrah Cls, Westfield 

Refer D107/09/06 

PAW between Lots 705 (1) and 714 (9) 

Clybucca Pic, Armadale 

Refer D3 5/4/06 

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Development 

Services 

Development 

Services 

Development 

Services 

COMMENTS 

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Report to Technical Services 

Committee following MRWA 

advice and community 

consultation 

Future report to Technical 

Services Committee 

following development of 

Project Plan - expected Q3 

FY 07/08 



following investigation with 

MRWA - expected Q4 FY 

07/08 



following investigation 

including Rangers - expected 

approx Feb/March 08 



following work with ARA to 

determine Lake Rd role in 

ARA projects - expected Q4 

FY 07/08 

Further report to Technical 


following presentation by 

PTA 

Lighting improvement and 

other improvement works - 

considered as part of 5 Year 

Works Plan 


other improvement works - 


Works Plan 


other improvement works — 


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TECHNICAL SERVICES COSlMITTEE REPORT ON OUTSgT^NDING 

LTTERS '"^t||ii^ 

ITEM 

Jull St Mall Maintenance and 

Refurbishment 

Refer T85/9/07 

.•:.i 

REFERRING 

COMMITTEE 

COMMENTS ; - 

T2 

Technical Services Further report to the 


Committee - expected Q4 FY 

07/08

Information Bulletin T3 


BUNGENDORE PARK MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 

MEETING No. 284 WEDNESDAY 24 th OCTOBER 2007 

MINUTES 

MEMBERS PRESENT 

Cr Guenter Best Mr Ian Thompson 

Mrs Irene Morcombe (Treasurer) Mr Don Griffiths 

Mr Bill Ladyman (Secretary) Mr Ron Withnell 

Mr Kim Sarti (Projects) Mrs Caralyn Lagrange 

Mrs Penny Versteeg Ms Miriam Stanborough (Weeds) 

Cr Guenter Best declared the meeting open at 7:30 pm. Cr Best informed Committee that he has 

been reappointed as Chairman by Council. 

Minutes of meeting held 26th September 2007 accepted as being correct. 

Mr Sarti/Mr Thompson Carried 

BUSINESS ARISING 

1. Bungendore Park Bush Breakfast - 4 th November. Mrs Lagrange and Mr Griffiths are the 

contacts for articles and advance advertising - breakfast $8 per person, catered for by Lions 

volunteers, to be arranged by Mr Griffiths. Advertising flyers have been prepared and 

Committee members have distributed in Bedfordale and Wungong; Mr Thompson has 

included flyers with his Fire Brigade letter drop to all residents in the Bedfordale area. Mrs 

Omacini has placed advertisement in Bedfordale Blurb. Members to arrive about 6 - 6.30 am 

to set up. Mr Ladyman to book the Bedfordale Hall and bring his trestles, pick up chairs and 

tables and signage. 

2. 2006 Regional Parks Community grant_- . Mr Sarti has sent a final project acquittal report. 

3. Protective buffer burning - Mr Ladyman is still to inform Mrs Omacini so that the information 

can be captured in GIS and to make clear that the Committee's burning regime, as per the 

revised Management Plan, be considered each year. Mr Ladyman to contact DEC to suggest a 

complimentary buffer alongside the bum each year. [1/283] 

4. Minor fence damage - Mr Thompson still to fix. [2/283] 

5. Trailbike and Vandal activity - Mrs Omacini and Mr Ladyman have inspected trailbike 

incursion and sign vandalism at entry points with a view to providing new funding for repair 

and restricting access, signs on hand. Extensive Pig damage in the Park, near Gates J and K. 

6. Weeds - Mr Ladyman noted a range of weeds in the south-east comer, notably Blackberry, 

Cottonbush and Bridal Creeper. Ms Stanborough has briefed Jim Treasure. 

7. 2007/08 Community Conservation grants - Mr Ladyman and Mrs Omacini have submitted an 

application to the Minister for the Environment for $5,000 for Dieback control [3/283] 

8. Admiral Road entrance statement - Messrs Ladyman and Griffiths still to investigate repair of 

damaged letters and rustic artwork of entrance statement sign. 

9. Fire Retardant demonstration - Mr Thompson's flyer has been delivered in Bedfordale which 

advertises a demonstration at Bedfordale Hall at midday on Saturday 27 th October



10. Symbol signs - Mr Sarti still to follow up quote for purchase of new signs and for graffiti 

coating existing signs. This has been discussed with Roly Richardson (Down Under Signs) 

Committee agreed that additional Fire Access Track signs required, Mr Thompson has 5 fire 

track signs on hand. 

11. Volunteer work authorisation - the following motion was put for the ensuing year: 

Bungendore Park Management Committee authorises members and volunteers to perform 

maintenance works and management activities for the ensuing year as, and when, required. 

Moved Ms Stanborough/Mr Ladyman Carried 24/01/2007 

12. Activity since last meeting: Mr Thompson, Mr Ladyman, Mrs Omacini, Mr 

Griffiths patrolling. Mr Withnell - education. 

AWAITING COMPLETION AND/OR REPLY 

• Works schedule for 2007 - including Dieback Assessment and Plan report for walk track 

realignment and/or closures and impact on directional signs, wayside interpretive signs, maps 

at information display shelter etc. Messrs Sarti and Ladyman have begun with a tour of the 

park in March to determine work to be done. 

• Routed log sign at Albany Highway entrance - majority of bushes in front of the routed log 

have been trimmed. Mr Griffiths reports some more work to be done. 

• DEC Fire Access Track - Mr Thompson reported the access track to be a summerjob.lt is to 

run from the south western comer of the Bungendore southern boundary into DEC bushland 

(Lot 200) to give fire access to a steep piece of country not accessible from the Wungong. Mr 

Tuffhell advises that track development and indeed all earthworks in the park should only be 

carried out after dieback investigation, with clean machinery and in dry soil conditions 

• Management Plan 1997-2007 Review - to be continued 

GRANTS IN PROGRESS 

1. Community Conservation 2003/2004 $900 

2. Regional Parks Community 2007 grant $2,200 

3. Swan Alcoa Landcare Program 2007 (07S05) $6,210 

4. Alcoa Bravo! Grant 2005 $305.35 

5. Community Conservation Grant 2006/2007 $3,000 

6. Swan Alcoa Landcare Program 2008 application forwarded 

7. Regional Parks Community Grant 2008 application forwarded 

8. Community Conservation Grant 2008 application forwarded 

CORRESPONDENCE OUT 

1. Manager, Parks and Gardens - forwarding invoice from Bedfordale Volunteer Bushfire 

Brigade 

2. DEC Regional Parks Unit - Regional Parks Community Grant 2006 project acquittal report 

CORRESPONDENCE IN 

1. Linda Moore - Invitation to a Local Nature Spot Event - Bob Blackburn reserve 

2. Greening Australia - Elections, closed October 19 th 

3. City of Armadale - invitation to BEAC end-of-year Event - Rushton Park, 2 nd December. 

4. DEC, Feral Bee Project Officer - thanking for assistance and information and returning maps 

and gate key.



INFORM A TION RECEIVED 

DEC - "Bushland News" Spring 2007 

FINANCE 

Details 

Kim Sarti - photocopying, postage and plastic container 

Amount 

$ 

51.10 

T5 

Expenditur 

e 

Type 

Mr Ladyman has forward a Tax Invoice for $1,100 from Bedfordale Volunteer Bushfire Brigade 

for Hazard Reduction Bum to Mr Lanternier, Manager Parks and Gardens, City of Armadale. 

Mr Withnell/Mrs Morcombe -Carried 

Last month's account payments were also formally endorsed Mr Withnell/Mrs Morcombe - 

Carried 

GENERAL BUSINESS 

1. Robin Fletcher - Mr Ladyman to send a card to Mr Kim Fletcher on the loss of his brother, 

Robin, a former councillor who has chaired Committee meetings on occasions. 

2. 2006/7 Community Hours - recorded for BEAC reporting Period 1/10/2006 to 30/9/2007 

came to a total of 1,505 hours. Based on a $20 / hour volunteer rate, this equates to a $30,200 

input by the community. 

3. Annual Report for 2006/7 - Mr Sarti had previously circulated a draft report for BEAC of 

Committee's activities from October 2006 to September 2007. Committee approved and Cr 

Best signed the report. Mr Sarti to arranged distribution of the report. Mr Sarti/Mr Withnell - 

Carried 

4. Pamphlets for Armadale Tourist Centre - have been requested. Mr Withnell will deliver a 

supply to the Centre 

5. Bungendore Bush Breakfast 2008 - Armadale Wildflower Society has been asked to arrange a 

50 th Anniversary event for the WA Wildflower Society and has suggested to arrange a joint 

breakfast function for November next year, Committee agreed. 

6. Armadale Christian College - Mr Withnell advised that the school had requested agreement to 

place up to 10 permanent Regaining Posts in the park. Committee not in agreement. 

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SUMMARY OF OUTSTANDING ACTION POINTS 

7/268 Mr Griffiths to make visible routed log sign 

4/271 Ms Stanborough to follow up Admiral Rd entrance jobs 

1/283 Mr Ladyman to attend to hazard reduction details 

2/283 Mr Thompson to mend minor fence damage on southern boundary 

DATE OF NEXT MEETING (4 th Wednesday) 

7:30 pm Wednesday 28 th November 2007 

Meeting declared closed at 9:20 pm 

W Ladyman 

Secretary 

Signed: Date: 

Chairman/Acting Chairman - Bungendore Park Management Committee



CONTENTS 

BUSHCARE AND ENVIRONMENTAL 

ADVISORY COMMITTEE 

MINUTES 

Wednesday 11 July 2007 - 6.05 PM 

Committee Room - City of Armadale Administration Centre 

ATTENDANCE, APOLOGIES & LEAVE OF ABSENCE 

Member/Deputv Member 

Mr Cam Clav 

Cr Bob Tizard 

Mr Bill Ladyman 

Mr Adrian Choules 

Ms Beth Laurie 

Mr David James 

Ms Renata Zelinova 

Mrs Corinne Omacini 

Mrs Yvonne Ward 

Apologies: 

Cr Pat Hart 

Mr Michael Moltoni 

Mr Bob Noakes 

DISCLAIMER 

Nil 

DISCLOSURES OF FINANCIAL INTEREST 

Nil 

PUBLIC QUESTION TIME 

Nil 

Affiliations 

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Bedfordale Volunteer Fire Brigade and 

Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group 

City of Armadale Councillor 

Bungendore Park Management Committee 

Friends of Goolamrup 

Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group 16.10 pm 

to 8.30 pml 

Friends of Forrestdale 

Guest Speaker - WALGA 16.05 pm to 7.35 

bml 

Environmental Officer - Citv of Armadale 

Minute Secretary - Citv of Armadale 

Armadale Citv River Care Group 

Armadale Settlers' Common 

Friends of Goolamrup



DEPUTATIONS 

Nil 

PROJECTS FOR COUNCIL'S NOTICE 

The following projects are listed for Council's notice. The Project/ Group leader for all projects 

listed in the table below has agreed to conduct the works with due regard to the City's safety and 

training requirements for bushcare activities as described in the City's Friends Group Manual. 

RECOMMEND 

That Council be advised that the Project/ Group leader listed in the table below has been 

co-opted to the Bushcare and Environmental Advisory Committee to protect or rehabilitate 

bushland by facilitating works by volunteers for this Committee to extent of the scope of 

works and volunteer duties described. 

Project/ GroupGroup (if any) 

leader 

Adrian Choules Friends of 

Goolamrup 

Bill Ladyman Friends of 

Bungendore 

Park 

GUEST SPEAKER 

Span of dates Scope of works/ volunteers 

duties 

Sunday, 29 July 2007 

at 1.00 pm 

Weeding & Planting 

Planting Day 

Briefing on the Local Nature Spot Project - survey results for Bob Blackburn Reserve, Kendal 

Court Reserve and Lloyd Hughes Reserve provided by Ms Renata Zelinova of WALGA. (Refer 

to Attachment "A-l".) 

CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES - 9 MAY 2007 

RECOMMEND 

That the Minutes of the Bushcare and Environmental Advisory Committee Meeting held on 

9 May 2007 be adopted. 

MOVED: Mr Adrian Choules 

BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES; 

Nil. 

CARRIED 

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CORRESPONDENCE AND INFORMATION 

Correspondence in 

Invitation to attend free "City Bush Guides" course offered by the Urban Bushland Council. 

The Urban Bush Telegraph - Winter 2007. 

South East Regional Centre for Urban Landcare Newsletter. 

Riverview Autumn 2007. 

WA Trail Bike Strategy - Have Your Say - A State Committee has been set up to look at the 

issues surrounding off road vehicle use and improving the Off Road Vehicle Act. The 

Environmental Officer requested that members take time to complete the survey which is 

available online. The survey is open until 31 July 2007. 

Correspondence out 

Invitation for Water Corporation to speak at August Plenary session. 

COUNCIL-RELATED BUSINESS 1 

Nil. 

OTHER BUSINESS 2 

August Plenary Session and September Biodiversity Alive Month 

Discussion surrounding the August Plenary Session and proposed September "Biodiversity Alive 

month" event is invited. 

The Environmental Officer advised that Mr Chris Bodica, Project Manager - Water Corporation, 

will be attending the August Plenary Session of BEAC to give a talk on the Project being 

undertaken in the Wungong Catchment. The Plenary Session will be held on 8 August 2007 at 

7.00 pm in Council's Function Room. 

The Environmental Officer advised that in the past BEAC had undertaken projects for 

Biodiversity Alive Month, however it is proposed that this not be the case this year, given that 

Local Nature Spot is going to be trying to harvest community interest. In the past, the rationale 

behind the Biodiversity Alive Month was to try and engage other community volunteers but there 

is plenty happening in this regard at the moment. 

28/11/2007-


Infonnation Items from the Technical Services Directorate 

INFORMATION 

13.1.1 Amendments to Residential Density Development Policy 

The proposed policy amendments were intended to provide greater guidance to planners and 

developers regarding the standards to be achieved in order to qualify for density bonuses within 

dual coded areas. The additional provisions primarily relate to building design, streetscape and 

landscaping requirements and included: 

A clearer requirement that buildings be orientated to the main street for surveillance 

Additional controls on the siting of garages and limitation of blank walls 

Encouragement for two storey development 

Additional controls on fencing to improve the interface with public areas 

Clearer guidance on improvements required to any dwellings retained within grouped dwelling 

developments 

Consideration to be given to the provision of communal open space to provide a sense of 

community in large developments and improved landscaping in general 

A clearer statement regarding the requirement to contribute to the City's footpath fund. 

Items of interest from the Council Committee/ Council minutes/ agenda to note: 

National Water Initiative progress report (Refer to Attachment "A-2") 

Federal Government environmental budget summary (Refer to Attachment "A-2") 

Ranger Services Report April 2007 - noted that 17 reports of off road vehicles (primarily motor 

cycles) were responded to over the reporting period. 

Grant watch information report 

Australia Post Grants - ongoing grants for on ground works. 

Lottery West Grants - ongoing. 

Swan Riverbank. 

Information items (i.e. progress reports relevant to previous business) to note 

The Dieback Information Group's Annual Conference is scheduled for the Friday, 13 July 2007. 

It will be held at the Fremantle Museum and registrations will open at 8.30 am for a 9.00 am 

start. 

Upcoming Skills for Nature Conservation free courses include: "Native Plant Propagation for 

Beginners" Sunday, 1 September - Murdoch Challenger TAFE, "Bush Birds" Saturday, 22 

September WA Ecology Centre Bold Park, "Water Birds and Wanders" Saturday, 8 September 

2007 - Herdsman Lake Wildlife Centre. 

Bungendore Park Management Plan is currently being reviewed. City of Armadale officers are 

undertaking a review of the document with the kind assistance of Bungendore Park Management 

Committee volunteers. The revised document will be advertised for comment once progressed. 

The City of Armadale was successful in securing a Perth Biodiversity Project Grant for the 

Control of Watsonia at Lloyd Hughes Reserve and the fencing of Leake Street Wetland.



Cr Tizard enquired as to how the review of the Management Plan for Bungendore Park was 

progressing. The Environmental Officer advised that it was progressing well. Bill and Kim have 

been providing input and meeting with Corinne once a week for the past three weeks to go 

through the actions in the Plan. This has involved consideration of what has and what has not 

been achieved and Corinne has been editing the document as this information is being added. At 

the moment the trio are about 2/3 rc ' of the way towards completing the draft review. It will 

probably take another month or two before they are at a stage where they can present the revised 

Plan to the Management Committee for its consideration. 

Spraying of Watsonias - Marmion Street/Roberts Road. Beth Laurie congratulated the City of 

Armadale on having the Watsonias in Marmion Street and Roberts Road sprayed successfully. 

A Planting Day will be held at Bungendore Park on Sunday, 29 July 2007 at 1.00 pm. Entrance 

is via the Admiral Road Entrance to Pit 10, end of Wattle Drive (south end of the Park). At 3.00 

pm Glenn Tufhell will lead a group of people to see the work he does regarding dieback. 

Fencing of Leake Street - The Environmental Officer advised that fencing of the southern end of 

Leake Street will be undertaken once a contractor can be sourced. Once the fencing has been 

completed, off road vehicle signs will be erected and a letter box drop of off road vehicle 

brochures will be carried out in the neighbourhood. 

Management Plan Review. Bill Ladyman advised that it has been ascertained from the 

Management Plan Review that there appeared to be three levels of burning frequency in 

Bungendore Park and that liaison with the City of Armadale seems not to be occurring in regard 

to priority bums. He enquired as to whether discussions could be held each year in April/May 

when the burning plans are finalised for the City, so Bungendore Management Committee can 

have a say in what is going to be burned or not as the case may be. 

Press Releases 

BEAC members to table any information relating to possible upcoming press releases. 

Nil. 

Reminder list - items in progress or scheduled for future meetings 

Item Progress 

Analysis of best practice Firebreak Maintenance|Research in progress. 

procedures. 

Watch on EP Act for roadside vegetation clearing|Regulations gazetted 30 June. 

Regulations (BEAC April 2004) 

Consider review of City of Armadale DiebackPUnder internal review. 

Policy. 

Consider opportunities for a cross agencyl 

response to preventing rubbish dumping in the] 

[City. 

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The Environmental Officer advised that the City of Armadale Dieback Policy will be referred to 

the Technical Services Committee for consideration this month. 

13.7.1 Settlers' Common [Cr Bob Tizard] 

The Settlers' Common walk is scheduled for 7 October 2007, however, there may be problems 

with numbers attending on the day so a meeting is planned for 11 July 2007 to discuss a plan of 

attack. The group has been talking about the whole process over the last few meetings and will 

know more clearly how to proceed after the meeting. 

Vacancies existing on the Settlers' Common Committee have been advertised, with the closing 

date being 27 July 2007. Cr Tizard asked if anyone knew of anyone who might be interested in 

joining. 

Work to erect new dieback signs and trail signs has been carried out recently. 

Work to plant trees and carry out weed control is planned. 

Members are looking to continue to map the eastern zone of the Common and get trails mapped, 

marked with GPS and named. 

Last Sunday a group went to Dwellingup for a workshop on the ALCOA dieback regeneration 

trial. Some 100 people attended. 

13.7.2 Bungendore Park [Bill Ladyman] 

Glenn Tuffnell took Bill to show him exactly what it is he does in regard to dieback. Bill also 

took him to Part 201 which is a dead block on the south side of Bungendore Park where there 

seemed to be a new patch of dieback happening. Glenn took a soil sample at the site which 

subsequently proved it was drought and not dieback that was affecting the area. 

A revised Flora of Bungendore Park report has been produced and is available from Irene 

Morcombe. 

Tony Simpson had written a letter to Alannah MacTieman, on behalf of the Group, asking 

whether the West Australian Planning Commission could buy Lots 302 and 303 on the south 

western side of the Park, currently belonging to the Dawkins Family. The proposal was to 

incorporate the lots into the Park. However, the reply was not supportive. 

In keeping with the Bungendore Park Management Plan, which specifies the use of local 

provenance from within the Park, the Group will continue to grow seeds collected from within 

the Park in compliance with the Management Plan and therefore will not use dieback resistant 

stock. 

A fungal foray held recently was a big success despite the weather, with 35 people attending. 

13.7.3 Friends of Forrestdale Lake [David James] 

The Department of Environment & Conservation has been placing new fencing in Commercial 

Road. 

Although the lake is still dry, it is to be hoped that the next shower will be a bit more promising 

and lead to some water staying in the lake. 

The issue of off road bikes is still a vexing one with people cutting the fences on a continuous 

basis.



13.7.4 Friends of Goolamrup [Adrian Choules] 

The Friends of Goolamrup carried out a successful planting day on Saturday, 7 July 2007. Brett 

and four adults helped plant a lot of trees. 10 mis of rain fell over night after the plantings which 

was very good news. 

The previous plantings are all going well. Those planted along the river last year have survived 

well. 

The boys have been playing about in the Reserve, digging jumps etc. but they are not disturbing 

the trees so there is no problem. 

Reported that just down the river from the Reserve an outbreak of Taro has been observed. 

NEXT MEETING & CLOSURE 

At 6.00 pm on Wednesday, 12 September 2007 - City of Armadale Committee Room. 

MEETING CLOSED AT 8.30 PM



MINUTES 

ARMADALE GOSNELLS LANDCARE GROUP MEETING NO. 118 

HELD IN THE FUNCTION ROOM AT THE CITY OF GOSNELLS 

ON WEDNESDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2007 AT 6.00PM 

1.0 Attendance & Apologies 

Mr Cam Clay 

Cr Ruth Butterfield 

Mr Ken Downsborough 

Ms Sue Williams 

Mr Adrian Choules 

Ms Beth Laurie 

Mr Peter Carrigg 

Mr Toby Rees 

Mr Brett Kuhlmann 

Mrs Corinne Omacini 

Mrs Yvonne Ward 

Mr R Miller 

Apologies: 

Cr Pat Hart 

Ms Regina Drummond 

Cr Carol Matison 

Ms Gwen Watson 

Mrs Janet Green 

Mrs Thelma Attwood 

2.0 Guest Speaker 

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Chairperson 

Bedfordale Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade 

Councillor - City of Armadale [6.15 pm to 9.00 pm] 

Palomino Reserve Catchment Group [6.20 pm to 9.00 pm] 

Friends of Wright Brook 

Friends of Goolamrup 

BEAC Representative [6.55 pm to 9.00 pm] 

Community Representative 

Environmental Officer - City of Gosnells 

Landcare Coordinator 

Environmental Officer - City of Armadale 

Minute Secretary 

Guest Speaker - Cranmill Environmental 

Armadale City River Care Group 

Friends of Brixton Street Wetlands 

Councillor - City of Gosnells 

Armadale City River Care Group 

Friends of Westfield Heron Reserve 

Friends of Westfield Heron Reserve 

Mr Rick Miller of Cranmill Environmental attended to report on the Management Plan and 

Feasibility Study of the Controlled Discharge from the International Rowing Course to 

Wungong River produced for the Armadale Redevelopment Authority by RPS. 

Rick advised that on the whole it was a pretty well written report which had been well 

researched. The right data had been found and interpreted correctly. What they looked at 

was the flows in the Wungong and because there was no monitoring around the International 

Rowing Course prior to construction they had to find a spot on the Wungong River which 

would allow them to take historical flows of rain events and also water quality into the river. 

Cr Ruth Butterfield arrived at 6.15 pm. 

A powerpoint presentation was provided for members which graphically showed the outlet 

pipe for discharge of water from the lake and the inlet points on the Wungong River. 

Concerns were expressed by Rick Miller in regard to the positioning of the outlet pipe.



Mr Ken Downsborough arrived at 6.20 pm. 

Ken Downsborough raised concerns in regard to the infestation by exotic weeds and fish 

into the lake which then may be released into the Wungong River. He asked what measures 

had been taken in the Plan to protect the river from the infestation by exotic weeds and fish. 

Rick Miller advised that there did not appear to be any control measures. However, the 

salinity will inhibit the water feeders and plants will not grow in water that salty. Estuarine 

marine species were more likely to grow in such water which, in times of high flow, would 

probably end up in the Canning estuary anyway. Most of the species are not capable of 

over-summering in dry lake beds. In regard to feral fish, there are probably three options, 

either catch them, electro-fish them or scoop them up. All of which are labour-intensive and 

not very effective. 

Rick advised that he did not know how they were going to manage the volume of water to 

be put down the Wungong River using this parallelogram restriction because of the amount 

of water available but the only other options open to them were to either send it through the 

sewer system or re-inject it into the aquifer. 

Ms Beth Laurie arrived at 6.55 pm. 

Rick advised that the document is feasible, it will be acceptable to the EPA, Water 

Corporation and River & Waters Commission because what they are saying is that they are 

not going to cause any net impact on the receiving waters because they are not causing it to 

exceed the ANZAC guidelines. What is not written in the report is how they going to 

address the issue of salt and how they are going to be sure that they have addressed extreme 

events. 

Mr Rick Miller left the meeting at 7.10 pm. 

The meeting adjourned at 7.10 pm and resumed at 7.35 pm. 

3.0 Confirmation of Previous Minutes - 22 August 2007 

RECOMMEND 

That the Minutes of the Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group Meeting held on 22 

August 2007 be received. 

MOVED Cr Ruth Butterfield 

SECONDED Mr Adrian Choules CARRIED 

4.0 Business Arising from Minutes: 

15.1 Balannup Lake - Adrian Choules 

Adrian Choules enquired whether any information had been received from the 

Department of Environment and Conservation in regard to AGLG's letter requesting 

data on the hydrology of Balannup Lake and possible explanation as to why the level 

of the lake is low when rail fell consistently throughout July. The Landcare 

Coordinator advised that no reply had been received as yet.



5.0 Correspondence In - September 2007 

5.1 Westpac: bank statements for August 07 

5.2 Men of the Trees: Nursery Catalogue 

5.3 Serpentine Jarrahdale Community Landcare Centre: Byford Fair Committee - 

invitation to become involved in the Byford Fair on Sunday the 28th October. 

5.4 Dept of Water: Drinking water source protection plan for Canning River 

Catchment area. 

5.5 Dept of Child Protection: approval of application for Working With Children 

Check for Brett Kuhlmann. 

5.6 Invoice: Australian Native Nurseries - supply of tubestock $ 16,521.12. 

5.7 Invoice: Australian Native Nurseries - supply of sedges $ 18,725.52. 

5.8 Invoice: Perry Environmental - weed control $3,817.00. 

5.9 Invoice: Ecojobs - 2 staff for hand weeding at Bickley Basin $452.32. 

5.10 Invoice: Bill Stevens - annual financial audit $500.00. 

5.11 Invoice: Kennard's Hire - hire of toilet for 2 days $289.00. 

5.12 Invoice: Cranmill Environmental - review of the proposal to discharge water from 

Champion Lakes into Wungong River $440.00. 

5.13 Letter: Brett Kuhlmann - RE notice of resignation. 

5.14 Letter: Carol Matison - RE notice of resignation from the Council. 

5.15 City of Gosnells: RE - invitation to attend the 2007 Maddington Kenwick. 

Community Forum Saturday Oct 6th 

5.16 Invoice: EMS - supply of sedges $8,881.40. 

5.17 Invoice: Optus: mobile phone for September $72.24. 

In regard to 5.14, letter of resignation from Cr Matison, the Chairman asked that the long 

service given by Cr Matison to the AGLG be acknowledged and that a letter of good wishes 

be sent to Cr Matison. 

RECOMMEND 

That a letter be sent to Cr Matison acknowledging her long service to AGLG and good 

wishes for the future. 

MOVED Mr Peter Carrigg 


6.0 Correspondence Out - September 2007 

6.1 Payment: Australian Native Nurseries - supply of tubestock $16,521.12. 

6.2 Payment: Australian Native Nurseries - supply of sedges $ 18,725.52. 

6.3 Payment: Perry Environmental - weed control $3,817.00. 

6.4 Payment: Ecojobs - 2 staff for hand weeding at Bickley Basin $452.32. 

6.5 Payment: Leagues - supply of polo shirts with AGLG logo $1,262.80. 

6.6 Payment: The West Australian - employment position advertisement $446.49. 

6.7 Payment: Optus - mobile phone for August 2007 $59.23. 

6.8 Payment: Bill Stevens - annual financial audit $500.00. 

6.9 Payment: Kennard's Hire - hire of toilet for 2 days $289.00.



RECOMMEND 

That the correspondence be received. 

MOVED Mr Ken Downsborough 


7.0 Treasurer's Report 

The Treasurer's Report was verbally reported and is attached to these Minutes. (Refer to 

Attachment "A-l".) 

RECOMMEND 

That the Treasurer's Report be received. 

MOVED Mr Peter Carrigg 

SECONDED Mr Ken Downsborough CARRIED 

8.0 Chairman's Report 

Nil. 

9.0 Champion Lakes 

Nil. 

10.0 Bushcare & Environmental Advisory Committee 

10.1 End of Year Celebration 

The Environmental Officer advised that an End of Year Celebration will be held on 2 

December 2007 at Rushton Park at 4.30 pm. It is intended that this be a combined 

BEAC/AGLG celebration. 

10.2 Vacancies - BEAC/Bungendore Park/Settlers' Common 

Following the City of Armadale Elections to be held in October 2007, all positions 

on Council's Advisory Committees will be declared vacant. As a result, Council has 

recently placed an advertisement in a local newspaper advising of vacancies on all of 

its Advisory Committees. Vacancies currently exist on the following Committees: 

BEAC (1 vacancy) 

Settlers' Common (2 vacancies) 

Bungendore Park (1 vacancy) 

10.3 Guest Speaker - Dr Ian Colquhoun 

At the last meeting of BEAC, Dr Ian Colquhoun addressed Committee on his recent 

trip to the United States (one week in Oregon looking at dieback) and then 

attendance at an International Phytophthora Conference in Monterey (south of San 

Francisco). Dr Colquhoun provided a slide show of what Phytophthora looks like in 

the States, principally in Oregon and in California. Listing the characteristics of 

three types of Phytophthora (ie. cinnamomi, lateralis and ramorum).



10.4 City of Armadale Policy - Managing Phytophthora Dieback 

Council on 7 August 2007 endorsed its Policy ENG 9 - Managing Phytophthora 

Dieback. 

10.5 Local Nature Spot Officer - Linda Moore 

The Environmental Officer advised that the City of Armadale had employed a 

Nature Spot Officer (Linda Moore). Linda will be employed on contract for six 

months and will be involved in projects at Bob Blackburn Reserve, Kendal Court 

and Lloyd Hughes Reserve. At Bob Blackburn Reserve there will be a wildflower 

walk on 7 October 2007, at Lloyd Hughes Reserve she will be looking at having a 

bird identification workshop, and at Kendal Court, she is looking to do some tasks 

with Grovelands Primary School. As a part of that project a "Local Nature Spot 

Watch" program will be trialled which will encourage people living next to Reserves 

to sign up as local nature spot watchers. This project wall be trialled in these (3) 

Reserves and if successful may be extended to all the other natural areas. The Local 

Nature Spot Watch program is similar to the Reserve Custodian Program that the 

City already runs. 

11.0 City of Gosnells - Environmental Officer 

12.0 Interviews 

11.1 Comment on MP & FS of the CD from IRC to Wungong 

The City of Gosnells made comment on the Management Plan and Feasibility Study 

of the Controlled Discharge from the International Rowing Course to Wungong 

River. Similar concerns were expressed in regard to the outlet position and 

monitoring procedure as those expressed by Rick Miller in his report to the Group. 

There were some concerns that there were provisions within the overall management 

of the complex that there was enough funding allocated long term. However, the 

City endorsed the Management Plan. 

11.2 Night Stalk - Ellis Brook Valley 

A Night Stalk will be held in the Ellis Brook Valley on 12 October 2007. 

Interviews were recently held for the River Restoration Officer position. Both interviewees 

interviewed very well so it was decided to offer one person the River Restoration Officer 

position and the other the Landcare Coordinator position (due to the resignation of Brett 

Kuhlmann - to take effect from 12 October 2007). 

13.0 Friends Groups 

13.1 Peter Carrigg 

Peter's section of the river is currently looking very good. Recent rains have been 

excellent and plants planted two years ago are growing well. All the sour sop has 

been given a thorough routing but the lateral weeds are returning which isn't so bad 

because they hold the soil together. 

13.2 Palomino Reserve - Ken Downsborough 

Palomino Reserve is looking well and the river contains plenty of water. A planting 

day has been held since the last meeting of AGLG which involved the east side of 

the river near Poad Road.



13.3 Wright Brook - Sue Williams 

Grasses and weeds are the main problem at the moment to the group but these are 

being sprayed. There is still plenty of water in the Brook which is great to see. 

13.4 Goolamrup Reserve - Adrian Choules 

The Friends are continuing to weed like everyone else. This coming weekend the 

Friends will be planting some Marri trees that Brett managed to provide for them and 

they will go in on Friday or Saturday of this week. Otherwise it is just going along 

nicely. The Friends will be there every weekend for the next few weeks to get as 

much weeding done before the ground hardens up. The bridal creeper is being 

affected by both the leaf hopper and more especially the fungus. 

13.5 Friends of Martin Street - Cr Ruth Butterfield 

Martin Street Reserve has got weeds like everyone else. The Madeira vine has pretty 

much gone but there are still some remnants left here and there which have started to 

shoot. 

14.0 General Business 

14.1 Resignation - Brett Kuhlmann - Adrian Choules 

Adrian Choules advised that Pat Hart had requested that he convey her best wishes to 

Brett Kuhlmann for his future endeavours along with those of the Group. 

The Chairman, on behalf of the Group, extended his best wishes to Brett on his new 

position and future endeavours. 

14.2 NHT Funding - Adrian Choules 

Pat Hart had attended a NHT Funding Seminar this day which involved discussions 

regarding environmental water flows in the area. Pat was particularly concerned that 

the environmental water flows are expected to be reduced this summer. Pat is 

concerned that they acknowledge the fact that there are big pools in the Canning 

River and she wants to make sure that those big pools are maintained. To the point 

of identifying which particular pools are breeding spots for water animals and she is 

endeavouring to get some undertaking that they are going to look after them. 

14.3 Wungong River - Adrian Choules 

Through Adrian Choules, Pat Hart advised that at the same Seminar, the Wungong 

River received some special consideration. They hope they are going to improve the 

health of the Wungong River. Pat advised that the current Minister for the 

Environmental indicated to her that he was most impressed with and very conscious 

of the work that community groups do. 

14.4 Spraying of Weeds in Drains/Road Verges - Ken Downsborough 

Ken advised that contractors have being spraying the weeds in drains and road 

verges in the vicinity of Palomino and McNeil Roads. The spraying has resulted in 

the death of all the plants in the vicinity of the drains, not only the weeds. It is 

believed that this is going to lead to a much bigger issue in terms of erosion etc. 

This matter needs to be raised with the City of Armadale Parks Department with the 

view of trying to take the good work that has been done a step further otherwise 

there will be a lot more erosion and water is going to get into the river much faster, 

with less water going into the ground.

Infonnation Bulletin T20 


Action: 

The City of Armadale Environmental Officer to raise with Council's Parks 

Department the matter of weed spraying with a view to being more selective in 

regard to plant type. 

14.1 Working With Children Checks - Toby Rees 

Toby Rees advised that he had researched the matter of the need for a Working with 

Children Clearance. He had ascertained that on the basis that if a person has contact 

with children five times or more throughout the year they will require a Working 

with Children Clearance. 

15.0 Landcare Coordinator's Report - September 2007 

Objectives Identified as required for All of the Year 

1 Participate in regional Catchment management initiatives (particularly those run by 

SERCUL) as required and attend regional and sub-regional planning workshops as 

necessary. 

2 Assist community groups through provision of technical advice, facilitating 

information networking and providing guidance on funding applications. 

• Meeting with residents at Arcadia Waters in Gosnells regarding the potential of this 

group of residents undertaking some form of enhancement of the river foreshore 

adjacent to the estate. 

3 Provide regular reports against position objectives to the Armadale Gosnells Landcare 

Group and SERCUL on a monthly basis. 

• Report provided to the AGLG monthly meeting. 

4 Management of the AGLG Business including financial matters such as the annual 

budget, correspondence, invoices & payments. 

• All correspondence received and sent have been itemized. All invoices paid and 

allocated to the correct account. 

• Completion of the Riverbank 2008 grant submissions. 

• Completion of a grant funding submission to the Outer Metropolitan Community 

Grants, for funds to support the River Restoration Officers Position. 

5 Provide consulting or contract services to the Cities of Armadale and Gosnells and 

organisations seeking the Group's services in relation to Catchment management and 

waterway protection and rehabilitation. 

• Advice provide to the City of Armadale, for suitable species for landfill restoration. 

6 Maintain or improve professional skills through training and networking. 

• Participation at RIAWA AGM & general meeting (Revegetation Industry 

Association of WA) Received acceptance as a committee member for the association. 

Objectives Identified as predominantly January to mid-May 

7 Plan for the development of the AGLG by reviewing the Catchment Management 

Plan, Strategic Plan and Business Plan as required-and identifying opportunities 

enhance its financial and business viability. 

• Reviewed the AGLG Constitution with Julie Robert. A query has been raised as to 

whether the Constitutional name change has already been completed.



• Review of the applications for the River Restoration Officers Position. Two people 

have been interviewed for this position, both individual where of very high calibre. 

Both candidates have been viewed to take positions with the AGLG following the 

resignation of the current coordinator. 

8 Planning for the on-ground activity through the development of adequately funded 

community based projects in liaison with the two local governments and other 

partners to most effectively meet Catchment management objectives utilising 

available resources. 

9 Education and promotion of Catchment care to the wider community. 

• Several meeting with Lorimar Southgate (TAFE student) regarding the progress of 

his revegetation plan for Heron Reserve in Westfield. 

• Meeting with Zara Kivell "Land for Wildlife" officer, Cockatoo Rehabilitation 

Centre and Men in Sheds to discuss the opportunities of collaborating to produce and 

provide nesting boxes. 

10 Facilitate or undertake AGLG Committee interests/ requests as required with the two 

local councils, government departments, private business, community groups & 

organisations and community individuals. 

• Engage the services of Cranmill Environmental to undertake the review of the water 

discharge from Champion Lakes into the Wungong River. 

• Arrangement made with WTielan's to complete the surveying of Palomino Reserve. 

11 Monitor achievement of objectives by facilitating or undertaking data collection, 

analysis and reporting and reviewing projects. 

12 Prepare annual reports on progress of the AGLG towards the CMP objectives. 

Objectives Identified as predominantly mid-May to December 

13 Organise community events with a view to increasing the number and range of people 

involved and increasing Friends Group membership. 

• Planting event at Palomino Reserve with the Palomino Reserve Catchment Group. 

14 Inform & where possible coordinate all AGLG related activity with relevant Council 

staff. 

15 Implement planned projects in liaison with community groups, the two local 

governments and other partners to most effectively meet project management 

objectives utilizing available resources. 

• 2 days at Slab Gully with the Armadale Education Support Group. This group 

undertook the mulching of the site and the following week came back to plant at the 

site. 

• Completion of the planting at Patching Crossing with the Armadale Primary School 

students. This was followed by a weekend morning of weeding at the site by the P&C 

group that initiated the activity at the site 2 years ago. They are very happy with the 

results of the work. 

• Support and organisation provided for the Work for the Dole Program each Monday 

and Tuesday. During this period they have been working in Pioneer Park and John 

Okey Davis Park. 

• Site visits to Fletcher Park to arrange for weed control.



• Direct seeding of Homestead Park Foreshore with the Natural Areas Team from the 

City of Gosnells. 

• Site plantings with students from Southern River College. These students came for 3 

days of community service. They where split into 2 groups due to the large numbers 

of students involved. Tom Atkinson from SERCUL coordinated the second half for 

their activities. These students planted 6000 sedges at Astley Street in Gosnells, 5000 

sedges in John Okey Davis in Gosnells and 12000 plants in the Caning River Regional 

Park in Femdale. 

• 2 planting events with students from Hillside Farm. The tubestock was excess stock 

from the student's nursery. They have been growing to supply some species to the 

AGLG and complete this by coming out on site and planting what they have grown. 

The students planted a further 1400 plants at the Southern River Boardwalk and 1800 

plants at John Okey Davis Park. 

• Planting event with students from Groveland's Primary School at Heron Reserve in 

Westfield. 

16 Manage annual nursery orders, deliveries & distribution. 

• Sedge deliveries received from EMS and North Metro Nurseries during this period. 

This is the last of the nursery deliveries for this season. All deliveries distributed for 

the appropriate project sites. 

16.0 Next Meeting- Wednesday, 24 October 2007 

To be held at the City of Gosnells in the Committee Room at 6.00 pm. 

17.0 Closure 

MEETING CLOSED AT 9.00 PM 

Approved and Chairperson's Signature: 

Accepted: 

Chairperson's Name:



ASSETS 

Current Assets 

AGLG Inc 

Balance Sheet as at 

Current/Savings 

036-032 180573 

036-032 25-5854 CMA 

Petty cash 

Total Current/Savings 

Aug 31, 2007 

42,758.77 

282,310.64 

119.10 

325,188.51 

Total Current Assets 325,188.51 

TOTAL ASSETS 325,188.51 

LIABILITIES 

Current Liabilities 

Other Current Liabilities 

Tax Payable -3,035.08 

Total Other Current Liabilities -3,035.08 

Total Current Liabilities -3,035.08 

TOTAL LIABILITIES -3,035.08 

NET ASSETS 328,223.59 

EQUITY 

Opening Bal Equity 306.90 

Retained Earnings 356,462.56 

Net Income -28,545 87 

TOTAL EQUITY 328,223.59



Beginning Balance 

Cleared Balance 

AGLG Inc - August 2007 

Bank Reconciliation - A/C 25-5854 Type 

Cleared Transactions 

Cheques and Payments -1 item 

Total Cheques and Payments 

Deposits and Credits -1 item 

Total Deposits and Credits 

Total Cleared Transactions 

Register Balance as of 31/08/2007 

Ending Balance 

New Transactions 

Cheques and Payments -1 item 


Total New Transactions 

Cheque 

Deposit 

Transfer 

T24 

Date Num Name 

31/08/2007 Bank Fees Westpac Bank 

31/08/2007 

11/09/2007 

Clr Amount 

-1.00 

-1.00 

908.19 

908.19 

907.19 

Balance 

281,403.45 

-1.00 

-1.00 

908.19 

908.19 

907.19 

907.19 282,310.64 

907.19 282,310.64 

-40,000.00 -40,000.00 

-40,000.00 

-40,000.00 

-39,092.81 

-40,000.00 

-40,000.00 

242,310.64



Beginning Balance 

Cleared Balance 

AGLG Inc - August 07 

Bank Reconciliation A/C 18-0573 

Cleared Transactions 

Cheques and Payments - 4 items 


Total Cleared Transactions 

Register Balance as of 31/08/2007 

Ending Balance 

New Transactions 

Cheques and Payments - 6 items 


Deposits and Credits -1 item 

Total Deposits and Credits 

Total New Transactions 

JVpe_ 

Cheque 

Cheque 

Cheque 

Cheque 

Cheque 

Cheque 

Cheque 

Cheque 

Cheque 

Cheque 

Transfer 

T25 

Date Num Name Clr Amount 

23/07/2007 

23/07/2007 

06/08/2007 

24/08/2007 

11/09/2007 

11/09/2007 

11/09/2007 

11/09/2007 

11/09/2007 

11/09/2007 

11/09/2007 

201021 

201023 

201027 

201028 

201029 

201031 

201032 

201033 

201034 

201030 

Peedac Pty Ltd 

RIAWA 

Whelans 

Classic Hire 

Australian Native Nurseries Group 

Green Skills (Ecojobs) 

Perry Environmental Contracting 

West Australian Newspapers 

Leagues Pty Ltd 

Optus 

V 

V 

V 

V 

-3,488.00 

-100.00 

-8,514.00 

-216.00 

-12,318.00 

-12,318.00 

-12,318.00 

-12,318.00 

-35,246.64 

-452.32 

-3,817.00 

-446.49 

-1,262.80 

-59.23 

-41,284.48 

40,000.00 

40,000.00 

-1,284.48 

-13,602.48 

Balance 

65,076.77 

-3,488.00 

-3,588 00 

-12,102 00 

-12,318 00 

-12,318.00 

-12,318.00 

42,758.77 

42,758.77 

-35,246.64 

-35,698.96 

-39,515 96 

-39,962.45 

-41,225.25 

-41,284.48 

-41,284.48 

40,000.00 

40,000.00 

-1,284.48 

41,474.29



AGLG Inc 

Ordinary Income/Expense 

Income 


City of Gosnells 

Budget Overview 

Income from contracts 

Income Rollover 

Interest Received 

Operations 

Admin & Phone 

Equipment 

Events 

Operations - Other 

Total Operations 

Riverbank 07 

SALP07 

Swan River Trust 

Plants 

Weed Control 

Swan River Trust - Other 

Total Swan River Trust 

WWF 

Yellow Fish 

Total Income 

Gross Profit 

Net Ordinary Income 

Income 

AGLG Operations 

Sep 2007 

12,664 46 

13,176.79 

30,131.51 

-867.94 

-286.05 

-716.37 

30,762.30 

28,891.94 

84,864.70 

84,864 70 

84,864.70 

84,864.70 

Bickley Rd Basln-SRT 

Sep 2007 

-2,360.25 

-1,280.00 

8,891.32 

5,251 07 

5,251.07 

5,251 07 

5,251.07 

5,251.07 

Brookwood 

Sep 2007 

216.23 

1,222.73 

1,396.59 

2,835.55 

2,835 55 

2,835 55 

2.835.55 

Champion Drive 

Sep 2007 

7,974.16 

7,974.16 

7,974.16 

7,974 16 

7,974.16 

T26 

Cleaner Streams 03 

Sep 2007 

2,534 91 

Comedale Place 

Sep 2007 

5,807.20 

2,534.91 5,807.20 

2,534,91 5,807.20 

2,534 91 5,807.20 

2,534.91 5.807.20 

Deny Reserve 

Sep 2007 

194.08 

194.08 

194.08 

194.08 

194.08 

Fancote Park 

Sep 2007 

485.37 

6,107.00 

6,592.37 

6,592.37 

6,592.37 

6,592.37 

Fletcher Park 

jep 2007 

5,423.39 

1,525 45 

6,948.84 

6,948 84 

6,948.84 

6,948.84



Goolamrup 

Sep 2007 

114.09 

John Okey Davis 

Sep 2007 

4,985.41 

Kelmscott PS 

Sep 2007 

2,135.00 5,034.09 3,579.82 

2,249.09 

2,249.09 

2.249.09 

10,019.50 

10,019.50 

10,019.50 

3,579.82 

3,579.82 

3,579.82 

Mary Carroll - 20 Friends 

Sep 2007 

2,000.00 

2,000.00 

2,000.00 

2,000.00 

T27 

Neerigen Brook Palomino Peaceful Ponds 

Sep 2007 Sep 2007 Sep 2007 

10.00 

1,166.36 9,700.45 2,352.47 

1,166.36 9.710.45 

1,166.36 9,710.45 

1,166.36 9,710.45 

2,352.47 

2,352.47 

2,352.47 

2,249.09 10,019.50 3,579.82 2,000.00 1,166.36 9,710.45 2,352.47

Infonnation Bulletin T28 


Roley Pools Salaries Slab Gully Southernwood Park Tom Bateman Westfield Heron Reserve Wright Brook Yellow Fish TOTAL 

Sep 2007 Sep 2007 Sep 2007 Sep 2007 Sep 2007 Sep 2007 Sep 2007 Sep 2007 Sep 2007 

475.35 33,343.00 18,874.32 230.91 398.36 306.41 75,286.74 

60,860.00 80,244.93 

25,130.40 25,130.40 

2,000.00 

30,131.51 

-867.94 

-286.05 

-716.37 

30,762.30 

28,891.94 

4,850.00 27,513.11 

11,454.10 8,004.55 8,045.45 47,543.36 

-2,360.25 

-1,280.00 

8,891.32 

5,251.07 

4.060.36 

1,863.27 1,863.27 

5,325.35 119,333.40 18,874.32 11,454.10 230.91 8,402.91 8,351.86 1,863.27 327,916.69 

5,325.35 119,333.40 18,874.32 11.454.10 230.91 8,402.91 8,351.86 1.863.27 327,916.69 

5.325.35 119,333.40 18,874.32 11.454.10 230.91 8.402.91 8,351.86 1.863.27 327,916.69 

5,325.35 119,333.40 18,874.32 11,454.10 230.91 ^ 8,402.91 8,351.86 1,863.27 327,916.69



SCIENTIFIC TRIAL AT FLETCHER PARK WUNGONG 

PREVIOUS TS No. 

FILE No. 

STRATEGIC PLAN 

Background: 

N/A WARD 

REF 

:A11 

:CO 

To enhance and sustain our natural environment and 

bushland. 

In 2005, the City of Armadale's Environmental Officer was invited to participate in a 

program known as the 'MATRIX' Program and run by Greening Australia WA. The 

program is aimed at providing professional development opportunities to bushland 

managers through the implementation of on-ground experiments and to guide 

adaptive management of our bushland. 

The City's Environmental Officer selected 'Fletcher Park' in Wungong as a study site. 

Fletcher Park is a Threatened Ecological Community, meaning the assemblage of 

vegetation which occurs there is threatened with extinction (listed as 'critically 

endangered' under the federal Environmental Protection Biodiversity Conservation 

Act). It is also known to contain two 'declared rare' species plant species and three 

'declared rare' Cockatoo species protected under the state Wildlife Protection Act 

frequent the reserve. 

Two scientific trials were set up in Fletcher Park. The trials were designed so that the 

outcomes could inform future bushland management decisions for this, and other, 

City of Armadale bushland reserves. 

Location of Fletcher Park, Wungong (bound by Eleventh Rd to Stone St). 

Both of the scientific trials at Fletcher Park are focussed on weeds which threaten the 

conservation values of the reserve. The first trial is investigating the success of weed 

control following fire. The second is investigating the impacts of horses on weed 

invasion in the bushland. 

Results of the experiments to date are detailed below.



Experiment 1: Love and veldt grass management 

Love grass and Veldt grass are introduced weeds that out-compete native plants, 

threatening the conservation values of Fletcher Park. 

Unplanned fires in Fletcher Park have provided an opportunity to set up an 

experiment to look at the effectiveness of love grass and veldt grass control following 

fire. 

An area of Fletcher Park was selected to install monitoring plots in 2005. Plots were 

installed in an area of bushland burnt in 2004, and area burnt in 2005 and an area long 

unbumt. Information about the type and numbers of native plants and weeds was 

collected. These areas were then subjected to herbicide control of love and veldt grass 

in late 2005, 2006 and 2007. In spring 2006 and spring 2007, information about the 

type and numbers of native plants and weeds was again collected for comparison to 

base year data collected in 2005. 

Following data and statistical analysis in 2007, the following key points have been 

concluded from the experiment: 

1) Love grass control was effective across all three bum ages. It was most effective in 

the area treated with herbicide immediately following the fire. In the area treated with 

herbicide one year after fire, love grass control was equally as successful as the 

unbumt area. 

This illustrates the importance of utilising unplanned fire as a tool to manage weeds 

such as love grass. 

2) Veldt grass control was effective in the first year but populations returned in the 

second year. This is likely to be due to decreased weed control efforts in the second 

year where the reserve was only sprayed with herbicide one rather than twice. 

This provides valuable information about the weed control program and how it needs 

to be changed to effectively control veldt grass. 

Below are some images showing how plots changed between 2005, 2006 and 2007. 

Recruitment of native plants following the fire is evident.



Plot B053 in 2005 - burnt vegetation and green tufts of re-sprouting 

love grass weeds are evident. 

Plot B053 in 2006. Leaf litter has returned and love grass is dead. 

Native plants are starting to grow in the plot. 

Plot B053 in 2007. Native plants now dominate the plot and no 

love grass or veldt grass is evident. 

T31



Experiment 2; Horse Impact Study 

Fletcher Park is leased to the Wallangarra Riding and Pony Club. The impact of 

horses on the conservation values of this reserve is unknown. This trial has been 

designed to determine if there is a relationship between horse-use and weed 

progression within the reserve. This study has established plots along two tracks, one 

which is exposed to horse use and the other which is not. 

Plots have been monitored in spring 2006 and 2007 and records kept relating to the 

number of native plants and number of weeds. In the first two years of monitoring, 

over 80 flora species have been identified. It is too early in the experiment to analyse 

any data collected. 

However, one possible result includes seeing an increase in the number of native 

plants where horses have been removed, and an increase in the number of weeds 

where horse use is permitted to continue, but this may not prove to be the case. The 

trial is expected to take three years.



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Sent: Wednesday, 21 November 2007 2:47 PM 

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Subject: Parks and Leisure WA regional council, email newsletter: 21st November 2007 

Welcome to the Parks and Leisure WA regional council, email newsletter: 21st November 2007 

Special Events: PLA WA Annual Christmas Drinks and networking extravaganza 30 November 2007 

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RSVP by Wednesday 28th November to Toby plawa@pafks-leisure.com.au 

Correction-PLA National Conference: 

Details released on 31st October 2007 are incorrect. We apologise to all concerned, and the correct notes 

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