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Victoria Government Gazette 

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No. G 40 Thursday 7 October 2010 

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GENERAL

2336 G 40 7 October 2010 Victoria Government Gazette 

TABLE OF PROVISIONS 

Private Advertisements 

Co-operative Housing Societies Act 1958 2338 

Challenger Global Property Securities Fund 2338 

Dissolution of Partnership 

Lab G-14 2338 

Estates of Deceased Persons 

Basile & Co. Pty Ltd 2338 

Davis Lawyers 2338 

Donald & Ryan Lawyers 2339 

Dwyer Mahon & Robertson 2339 

E. P. Johnson & Davies 2339 

G. A. Black & Co. 2339 

GSM Lawyers 2339 

Hall & Wilcox 2339 

J. A. Middlemis 2339 

John W. Ball & Sons 2340 

Lukaitis Partners 2340 

Lyttletons 2340 

Mahons with Yuncken & Yuncken 2340 

Michael Austin 2340 

Mills Oakley Lawyers 2341 

TCL Legal Services (Vic.) Pty Ltd 2341 

Proclamations 2342 

Government and Outer Budget Sector 

Agencies Notices 2343 

Orders in Council 2390 

Acts: Project Development and 

Construction Management; 

Transport (Compliance and 

Miscellaneous) 

Obtainables 2392 

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Private advertisements 

Co-operative Housing Societies Act 1958 

(Incorporating the Corporations Act 

and Regulations) 

GREENSBOROUGH NO. 3 CO-OPERATIVE 

HOUSING SOCIETY LIMITED 

(IN LIQUIDATION) 

GURINDJI NO. 1 CO-OPERATIVE 



LISTON CO-OPERATIVE HOUSING 

SOCIETY LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION) 

URBAN NO. 1 CO-OPERATIVE HOUSING 

SOCIETY LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION) 

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At a special general meeting of the 

abovenamed Societies duly convened and held at 

400 Collins Street, Melbourne, on 10 November 

2008, the following special resolution was duly 

passed: 

‘That the Society, having completed its 

objectives, be wound up voluntarily and that 

Kevin Edward Palmer of 76 Fort King Road, 

Paynesville 3880, be appointed liquidator for 

the purposes of the winding up.’ 

Challenger Global 

Property Securities Fund 

ARSN 124 152 736 

Notice of Intended Distribution of 

Fund Property 

Any person having any claim in respect of the 

property held by the Challenger Global Property 

Securities Fund, ARSN 124 152 736, must send 

particulars of the claim to the responsible entity, 

Challenger Managed Investments Limited, 

ABN 94 002 835 592, at Level 15, 255 Pitt 

Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, within one calendar 

month from publication of this notice. 

After that time the responsible entity may 

make a final distribution of the fund’s property 

having regard only to the claims of which at the 

time of distribution the responsible entity had 

notice. 

dissolution of partnership 

Notice is hereby given that Nam Nhat Tran 

has withdrawn from the partnership trading as 

‘Lab G-14’ at Springvale, Victoria 3171, on 9 

September 2010. Hien Skorin will continue as 

sole trader of the business ‘Lab G-14’. 

Re: Estate EVELYN MILDRED McGRATH, 

deceased. 

In the estate of EVELYN MILDRED 

McGRATH of Murray Haven Rest Home, 

Barham, in the State of New South Wales, 

widow, deceased. 

Creditors, next-of-kin and all other 

persons having claims against the estate of 

the said deceased are required by Desmond 

Thomas McGrath and Hilary Ann Archard, the 

executors of the Will of the deceased, to send 

particulars of such claims to them, in care of the 

undermentioned solicitors within two months 

from the date of publication of this notice, after 

which date they will distribute the assets, having 

regard only to the claims of which they then 

have notice. 

BASILE & CO. PTY LTD, legal practitioners, 

46 Wellington Street, Kerang, Victoria 3579. 

Re: NORAH HAZEL DANCE, deceased, 

late of 17 Federico Court, Ringwood North, 

Victoria 3134. 

Creditors, next-of-kin and others having 

claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, 

who died on 2 June 2010, are required by the 

trustees, Bronya Emily Hazel Dance and Gary 

Gordon Busby, care of Davis Lawyers, Level 15, 

200 Queen Street, Melbourne, to send particulars 

to the trustees, care of the undermentioned 

solicitors, by 7 January 2011, after which date 

the trustees may convey or distribute the assets, 

having regard only to the claims of which the 

trustees have notice. 

DAVIS LAWYERS, 

Level 15, 200 Queen Street, Melbourne 3000.


Re: ELIGIO ROMANIN, deceased. 


claims in respect of the estate of ELIGIO 

ROMANIN, late of 19 Cumberland Street, 

Heidelberg, in the said State, retired, deceased, 


executor to send particulars of their claim to 

her, care of the undermentioned solicitors, by 3 

March 2011, after which date the said executor 

will distribute the assets of the deceased, having 

regard only to the claims of which she then shall 

have notice. 

DONALD & RYAN LAWYERS, solicitors, 

304 High Street, Kew 3101. 

Re: Estate of HAZEL MERLE BRACHER. 

Creditors, next-of-kin or others having claims 

in respect of the estate of HAZEL MERLE 

BRACHER, late of Jacaranda Lodge, Monash 

Avenue, Nyah West, in the State of Victoria, 

pensioner, deceased, who died on 20 August 

2010, are to send particulars of their claim to 

the executor, care of the undermentioned legal 

practitioners, by 28 December 2010, after which 

the executor will distribute the assets, having 

regard only to the claims of which they then 

have notice. 

DWYER MAHON & ROBERTSON, 

legal practitioners, 

Beveridge Dome, 194–208 Beveridge Street, 

Swan Hill 3585. 

Re: Keith Bernard Connally, 

deceased. 

Creditors, next-of-kin or others having claims 

in respect of the estate of Keith Bernard 

Connally, late of Waldreas Manor, 217 

Wantirna Road, Ringwood, Victoria, retired 

music shop assistant, deceased, who died on 3 

July 2010, are to send particulars of their claims 

to the executors, care of the undermentioned 

solicitors, by 17 December 2010, after which 

date the executors will distribute the assets, 

having regard only to the claims of which they 

then have notice. 

E. P. Johnson and Davies, 

52 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000. 

Re: DORIS KATHERINE CRAWLEY, late 

of 54 Liberty Parade, West Ivanhoe, pensioner, 

deceased. 



who died on 3 August 2010, are required by 

the trustees, Edward James Crawley and Rae 

Dorothy Hanrahan, to send particulars to them, 

care of the undersigned, by 13 December 2010, 

after which date the trustee may convey or 

distribute the assets, having regard only to the 

claims of which the trustee has notice. 

G. A. BLACK & CO., solicitors, 

222 Maroondah Highway, Healesville 3777. 

Re: ANTONIETTA GALANTE, late of 

76 Weston Street, Brunswick, Victoria 3056, 

deceased. 



who died on 19 February 2009, are required 

to send particulars of their claims to the 

trustee, Nicholas James Galante, care of the 

undermentioned solicitors, by 10 December 

2010, after which date the trustee will convey 

or distribute the assets, having regard only to the 

claims of which he then has notice. 

GSM LAWYERS, 

228 Smith Street, Collingwood 3066. 

Re: Gayle Dawn Job, deceased. 



who died on 7 May 2010, are required by the 

trustee, Julie Louise Grenda, to send particulars 

to the trustee, care of the undermentioned 

solicitors, by 8 December 2010, after which date 

the trustee may convey or distribute the assets, 


trustee has notice. 

Hall & Wilcox, solicitor, 

Level 30, 600 Bourke Street, Melbourne 3000. 

RUTH BLAKE (formally Ruth Elizabeth 

Webster), late of Unit 1/72 Darnley Street, 

Braybrook, retired, deceased. 



who died on 26 April 2010, are required by 

Meredith Ruth Blake, the executor of the Will of 

the deceased, to send particulars of their claims 

to her, care of the undermentioned solicitor, by


6 December 2010, after which date the executor 

may convey or distribute the assets, having 

regard only to the claims of which she then has 

notice. 

J. A. MIDDLEMIS, barrister & solicitor, 

30 Myers Street, Bendigo 3550. 

from the date of publication hereof, after which 

date the executor may convey or distribute the 

assets, having regard only to the claims of which 

she then has notice. 

LYTTLETONS, solicitors, 

53 Marcus Road, Dingley 3172. 

Re: BETTY IRENE MASON, deceased. 

BETTY IRENE MASON, deceased, late of 4 

Devorgilla Avenue, Toorak, Victoria, widow. 



who died on 8 September 2010, are required by 

the trustees, John Beauchamp Mason, engineer, 

and Rex Tompkins Mason, general manager, to 

send particulars to them by 10 December 2010, 

after which date the trustees may convey or 


claims of which they then have notice. 

JOHN W. BALL & SONS, lawyers, 

Level 1, 543 Bridge Road, Richmond, Victoria 

3121. 


claims in respect of the estate of MARY 

EILEEN KIERNAN, late of Villa Maria Aged 

Care Services O’Neill, 101 Lewisham Road, 

Prahran, in the State of Victoria, concert pianist, 


personal representative of the deceased, Peter 

Brian Kiernan, executor, to send particulars to 

him, care of the undermentioned solicitor, by 

31 December 2010, after which date the said 

personal representative will distribute the assets 

of the deceased, having regard only to the claims 

of which he then shall have notice. 

LUKAITIS PARTNERS, solicitors & notary, 

123 Church Street, Hawthorn 3122. 

(Ref. AZ:MW:106596) 

SUZANNE MARGARET TOOHEY, late of 

2 Woodland Court, Dingley Village, Victoria, 

home duties, deceased. 



who died on 5 May 2010, are required by 

the executor, Sandra Dianne Ryan, to send 

particulars to her, care of the undermentioned 

solicitors, by a date not later than two months 

Re: JAMES STANLEY DANGER, late of 

Unit 198, 67–81 Maroondah Highway, Croydon, 

Victoria, pharmaceutical chemist, deceased. 



who died on 20 July 2010, are required by the 

trustee, Patrick Crowley Hartl, to send particulars 

to the trustee, care of the undermentioned 

solicitors, by 4 January 2011, after which date 

the trustee may convey or distribute the assets, 


trustee has notice. 

MAHONS with Yuncken & Yuncken, solicitors, 

178 Whitehorse Road, Blackburn 3130. 

PH:SA:2101446 

NOTICE OF INTENDED 

DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE 

MARY AGNES MONAGHAN, late of Surry 

Hills, Sydney, NSW. 

Any person, including creditors, next-of-kin, 

and others having any claims upon or in respect 

of the estate of MARY AGNES MONAGHAN, 

late of Surry Hills, Sydney, NSW, widow, who 

died on 13 May 2010, are required and must send 

particulars of the claim to the executor, Michael 

Francis Monaghan, care of Michael Austin, 

lawyer, Level 1, No. 1 York Street, Sydney, 

NSW 2000, by 9 December 2010. After that 

time and after six months from the date of death 

of the deceased, the assets of the estate may be 

conveyed and distributed, having regard only to 

the claims, including an application or notice 

of intended application for a family provision 

order, of which at the time of conveyance or 

distribution the executor has notice. Probate was 

granted in New South Wales on 30 August 2010 

No. 2010/280925. 

Re: JAMES PATRICK MONAGHAN, 

late of Stawell, Victoria, holiday farmhouse 

proprietor and retired pharmacist and pharmacy 

consultant.




who died 25 March 1989, are required by the 

surviving executor, Michael Francis Monaghan, 

to send particulars of their claim to him, care of 

the undermentioned solicitor, by 9 December 

2010, after which date the said executor may 


claims of which he then has notice. 

MICHAEL AUSTIN, lawyer, 

Level 1, No.1 York Street, Sydney, NSW 2000. 

Trust Company Limited, ACN 004 027 749, 

of 3/530 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 

the executor, to send particulars to it, by 14 

December 2010, after which date it may convey 


claims of which it then has notice. 

TCL LEGAL SERVICES (VIC.) PTY LTD, 

3/530 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000. 

Re: ADELE CIMA, late of Room 23, 

Ashby Hostel, 25–31 Ashford Street, Lower 

Templestowe, Victoria, but formerly of 7 

Grebe Court, Carrum Downs, Victoria, widow, 

deceased. 



who died on 7 September 2010, are required by 

the executor, Cinzia Sangalli, to send particulars 

to her, care of the undermentioned lawyers, by 7 

December 2010, after which she may convey or 


claims of which she then has notice. 

MILLS OAKLEY LAWYERS, 

Level 6, 530 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000. 

STANLEY JAMES BOWE, late of Bupa, 

24 Sutherland Street, Coburg, Victoria, retired 

jeweller, deceased. 



who died on 2 June 2010, are required by The 

Trust Company Limited, ACN 004 027 749, 

of 3/530 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 

the executor, to send particulars to it by 14 

December 2010, after which date it may convey 


claims of which it then has notice. 

TCL LEGAL SERVICES (VIC.) PTY LTD, 

3/530 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000. 

RUTH HAWORTH HARRIS, late of 

Waldreas Village, 211–217 Wantirna Road, 

Ringwood, Victoria, home duties, deceased. 



who died on 15 July 2010, are required by The


Proclamations 

Liquor Control Reform Amendment 

Act 2010 

PROCLAMATION OF COMMENCEMENT 

I, Christopher Maxwell, Administrator of the 

State of Victoria, as the Governor’s Deputy, with 

the advice of the Executive Council and under 

section 2(1) of the Liquor Control Reform 

Amendment Act 2010 – 

(a) fix 1 November 2010 as the day on which 

sections 1, 2, 3, 4(3), 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 

16, 20, 21(1), 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 and 29 

of that Act come into operation; and 

(b) fix 1 January 2011 as the day on which the 

remaining provisions of that Act come into 

operation. 

Given under my hand and the seal of Victoria 

on 5 October 2010. 

(L.S.) CHRISTOPHER MAXWELL 

Administrator of the State of Victoria, 

as the Governor’s Deputy 

By His Excellency’s Command 

TONY ROBINSON 

Minister for Consumer Affairs


government and outer budget 

sector agencies notices 

WHITTLESEA CITY COUNCIL 

Discontinuance of Road 

Fitzroy Square, Mernda 

Pursuant of section 206 and clause 3 of schedule 10 to the Local Government Act 1989, 

Whittlesea City Council, at its Ordinary Meeting on 28 September 2010, has resolved to formally 

discontinue that section of road known as Fitzroy Square, Mernda. 

Those parts of the road shown on the attached plan below are not reasonably required for public 

road purposes and once discontinued will be retained by Council for open space purposes. 

No submissions were received by the public or relevant statutory authorities in response to the 

article published in the Whittlesea Leader dated Tuesday 3 August 2010. 

John Francis 

Acting Chief Executive Officer


Domestic Animals Act 1994 

Melbourne City Council 

Municipal Order 

The Melbourne City Council resolved at its meetings held on 25 May 2010 and 24 June 2010 to 

make an Order pursuant to section 26(2) of the Domestic Animals Act 1994. This Order will take 

effect on 7 October 2010 and replaces the Municipal Order published by the Council in Victoria 

Government Gazette G49, page 2810 on 4 December 2008 and the Municipal Order published by 

the Council in the Victoria Government Gazette G9, page 447 on 26 February 2009. 

1. Dogs on Leash 

Subject to paragraph 2 below, the Owner of any dog must keep the dog under effective control 

by means of a chain, cord or leash not exceeding 3 metres held by the Owner and attached to 

the dog while the dog is in a Reserve or any Public Place in the municipality, except where 

otherwise designated by signs as being a Designated Reserve. 

A dog may be exercised off a chain, cord or leash in a Designated Reserve provided the 

Owner: 

l Carries a chain, cord or leash not exceeding 3 metres in length, sufficient to bring the 

dog under effective control if the dog behaves in a manner which threatens any person 

or animal; 

l Remains in effective voice or hand control of the dog and within constant sight of the 

dog so as to be able to promptly place the dog on a chain, cord or leash not exceeding 

3 metres in length if that becomes necessary; and 

l Does not allow the dog to worry or threaten any person or animal, and does not allow 

the dog to attack any person or animal. 

If a dog is off a chain, cord or leash, it must be brought under effective control by means of a 

chain, cord or leash not exceeding 3 metres in length if the dog is within 20 metres of: 

l a children’s play equipment area 

l a permanent barbecue or picnic area. 

2. Dogs Prohibited 

Dogs are prohibited from entering or remaining in a Prohibited Area at any time of the day. 

3. Definitions 

‘Designated Reserve’ means those parts of the following Reserves as are designated by 

signs and shown on the attached maps as off leash areas: 

l Clayton Reserve 

l Fawkner Park 

l Gosch’s Paddock 

l J. J. Holland Park 

l North Melbourne Recreation Reserve 

l Princes Park 

l Royal Park 

l Yarra Park. 

‘Owner’ has the same meaning as in the Domestic Animals Act 1994. 

‘Prohibited Area’ means the sections of Fawkner Park, Royal Park and J. J. Holland Park as 

shown on the attached plans. 

‘Public Place’ has the same meaning as in the Summary Offences Act 1966.


‘Reserve’ means any park, garden, square or reserve within the municipality and includes: 

l Alexandra Gardens 

l Argyle Square 

l Batman Park 

l Bayswater Road Park 

l Carlton Gardens 

l Clayton Reserve 

l College of Surgeons’ Gardens 

l Gordon Reserve 

l Darling Square 

l Fawkner Park 

l Fitzroy Gardens 

l Flagstaff Gardens 

l Gardiner Reserve 

l Gosch’s Paddock 

l Ievers Reserve 

l J. J. Holland Park 

l Kensington Banks Estate 

l Kings Domain 

l Lincoln Square 

l Macarthur Square 

l Murchinson Square 

l North Melbourne Recreation Reserve 

l Parliament Reserve 

l Powlett Reserve 

l Princes Park 

l Queen Victoria Gardens 

l Royal Park 

l Sturt Street Reserve 

l Treasury Gardens 

l University Square 

l Yarra Park.


CLAYTON RESERVE 

N 

MACAULAY ROAD 

BOUNDARY ROAD 

CLAYTON 

RESERVE 

GRACIE STREET 

DOG OFF LEASH AREA


NORTH MELBOURNE 

RECREATION RESERVE 

N 

MACAULAY ROAD 

STREET 

FOGARTY 

NORTH 

MELBOURNE 

RECREATION 

RESERVE 

GARDINER 

RESERVE 

NORTH 

MELBOURNE 

POOL 

ARDEN STREET 

DOG OFF LEASH AREA


FAWKNER PARK 

N 

TOORAK ROAD 

PARK PL 

FAWKNER 

PARK 

ST KILDA ROAD 

CORDNER 

OVAL 

PASLEY STREET 

PUNT ROAD 

COMMERCIAL ROAD 

ALFRED HOSPITAL 

DOG OFF LEASH AREA 

DOG PROHIBITED AREA


YARRA PARK 

N 

WELLINGTON PARADE 

JOLIMONT STREET 

MCC 

YARRA 

PARK 

PUNT ROAD 

BRUNTON AVENUE 

RICHMOND 

CRICKET 

GROUND 

DOG OFF LEASH AREA


PRINCES PARK 

PARK STREET 

N 

BOWEN 

CRESCENT 

ROYAL PARADE 

CARLTON 

RECREATION 

GROUND 

PRINCES 

PARK 

PRINCES PARK DRIVE GARTON STREET 

CRAWFORD 

OVAL 

DOG OFF LEASH AREA


GOSCH’S PADDOCK 

N 

SWAN STREET 

AAMI 

PARK 

GOSCH’S 

PADDOCK 

BATMAN AVENUE 

PUNT ROAD 

YARRA RIVER 

ALEXANDRA AVENUE 

DOG OFF LEASH AREA


ROYAL PARK 

PARK STREET 

N 

POPLAR ROAD 

MCPHERSON 

FIELD 

POPLAR 

OVAL 

FREEWAY 

MANNINGHAM ST 

WETLAND 

UPFIELD RAILWAY LINE 

ELLIOT 

STATE 

NETBALL 

HOCKEY 

CENTRE 

AVENUE 

MELBOURNE 

ZOOLOGICAL 

GARDENS 

MACARTHUR ROAD 

THE AVENUE 

ROYAL PARADE 

FLEMINGTON ROAD 

BILLABONG 

PROPOSED 

ROYAL 

CHILDRENS 

HOSPITAL 

AUSTRALIAN 

NATIVE 

GARDEN 

GATEHOUSE STREET 


DOG PROHIBITED AREA


JJ HOLLAND PARK 

N 

KENSINGTON ROAD 

ALTONA STREET 

JJ HOLLAND PARK 

PLAY 

GROUND 

CHILDERS STREET 

ORMOND STREET 


DOG PROHIBITED AREA 

Enquiries should be directed to the Melbourne City Council Hotline on 9658 9658.


Proposed Local Laws 

Mount Alexander Shire Council (‘the Council’) has reviewed its local laws and is proposing to 

make new local laws, to be known as Local Law No. 2 of 2010 Roads and Council Land, Local Law 

No. 3 of 2010 Environment, Local Law No. 4 of 2010 Animals, Local Law No. 5 of 2010 Trading 

and Local Law No. 6 of 2010 Fundraising and Events. 

As part of the process of review, the Council has consulted with the community to find out their 

ideas and views in respect to the proposed new local laws. The following information about the 

proposed local laws is provided in accordance with section 119(2) of the Local Government Act 

1989 – 

Purpose of proposed Local Law No. 2 of 2010 Roads and Council Land 

The purpose of this local law is to provide for the peace, order and good governance of the 

Mount Alexander Shire by:– 

(1) managing the uses and activities on roads and Council land so that the Council is aware of 

uses or activities which may: 

(a) interfere with the safety and convenience of people travelling on or using roads or 

land; 

(b) impede free and safe access for people in particular those with sight and movement 

disabilities; 

(c) cause damage to Council and community assets; 

(d) create a danger or expose others to a risk; or 

(e) be detrimental to the amenity of the area or the enjoyment of facilities on roads or 

land; 

(2) identifying activities and uses on roads and Council land where a permit is not required 

but conditions are applicable to the use so that the purposes identified in sub-clause (1) are 

achieved; 

(3) identifying activities and uses that are not permitted on roads and Council land; 

(4) regulating and controlling activities on roads an Council land in a way that is consistent with 

the community expectations and demands about their desired lifestyle and the availability of 

goods and services provided to them; and 

(5) providing for the administration of the Council’s powers and functions. 

General purport of proposed Local Law No. 2 of 2010 Roads and Council Land 

The proposed local law, if made, will:– 

l make it an offence if the following works or activities are carried out without a permit:– 

– install construct or alter a temporary vehicle crossing 

– undertake any works or activity on a road or Council land such as making a hole 

or excavation, connecting to or altering a Council drain, fencing off part of a road, 

erecting a hoarding or scaffolding, using a mobile crane or locating a bulk rubbish 

container 

– planting a tree or placing a structure in or on a nature strip 

– carry out landscaping of a nature strip 

– repair a vehicle on a road 

– remove a tree, vegetation or timber from a road or Council land or erect a sign or 

hoarding on a road or Council land 

– park a vehicle in a restricted parking bay for the purpose of undertaking works.


l make it an offence for a person not to observe the requirements relating to:– 

– temporary vehicle crossings 

– properly constructed vehicle crossings 

– removal of vehicle crossings 

– location of trees, plants or signs 

– display of property numbers 

– use of recreational conveyances e.g. skateboards and roller-skates 

– damaging roads or Council land 

– consumption of alcohol on a road or designated area 

– busking 

– parking a vehicle to carry out works. 

The proposed local law, if made, will also:– 

– regulate applications for, and the granting of, permits under the proposed local law; 

– regulate the correction, revocation and registration of permits; 

– create an offence for a person who fails to comply with a Notice to Comply; 

– empower an Authorised Officer to impound certain objects; 

– empower an Authorised Officer to issue an infringement notice for contravention of the 

proposed local law; 

– make it an offence for a person to make a false representation or declaration or to intentionally 

omit relevant information in an application for a permit or exemption; 

– make it an offence for a person to fail to comply with a permit or any condition in a permit; 

and 

– make it an offence for a person not to comply with a reasonable direction or instruction of 

an Authorised Officer. 

Purpose of proposed Local Law No. 3 of 2010 Environment 



1. managing activities and uses which may be dangerous, cause damage or a nuisance or be 

detrimental to the amenity of the area and the environment; 

2. regulating and controlling activities to maintain a healthy and safe environment in the 

municipal district for residents and visitors; 

3. identifying requirements or conditions that must be observed to ensure that a safe, healthy 

and enjoyable environment for residents and visitors is maintained; and 

4. providing for the administration of the Council’s powers and functions. 

General purport of proposed Local Law No. 3 of 2010 Environment 


l make it an offence if the following works or activities are carried out without a permit:– 

– camping on Council land, public land and private land unless the land or place is 

designated as a camping area 

– place, establish, erect or occupy any temporary dwelling 

– light an incinerator or fire in the open 

– place a commercial or industrial waste or recycling receptacle on a road or Council 

land.


l make it an offence for a person not to observe certain requirements concerning:– 

– temporary dwellings 

– disposing of waste and recyclable materials 

– disposing of commercial and industrial trade waste 

– use of scareguns to protect crops. 

l make it an offence to allow or permit land to be kept in a dangerous or unsightly condition 

or to be detrimental to the general amenity of the neighbourhood. 

l make it an offence not to keep a nature strip in good condition. 











and 



Purpose of proposed Local Law No. 4 of 2010 Animals 



1. managing activities and uses which may be dangerous, cause a nuisance or be detrimental to 

the amenity of the area and the environment; 

2. regulating and controlling the activities to maintain a healthy and safe environment in the 

municipal district for residents and visitors; 

3. regulating the manner in which the animals are kept and housed and the number of certain 

animals that may be kept on the property; and 


General purport of proposed Local Law No. 4 of 2010 Animals 


l make it an offence if the following activities are carried out without a permit:– 

– graze livestock on a road 

– engage in driving livestock on a road 

– keeping or allowing to be kept more than the number of animals specified in the local 

law. 

l make it an offence for a person not to observe certain requirements concerning:– 

– roadside grazing 

– droving livestock on a road 

– transferring livestock by foot on a local road 

– horse riding on a road or Council land 

– the keeping animals including the provision for adequate housing and enclosures 

– the keeping of horses, cattle, sheep, goats or like animals in any yard or enclosed 

area 

– the keeping of birds.


l make it an offence for a person not to immediately collect and remove all of the excrement 

left by an animal of which they are in charge on a road or Council land or in a public 

place. 

l make it an offence for an owner or occupier of a property not to take all necessary steps to 

prevent any objectionable animal or bird noise from the property. 











and 



Purpose of proposed Local Law No. 5 of 2010 Trading 



1. managing the uses and activities on roads and Council land so that the Council is aware of 


a. interfere with the safety and convenience of people travelling on or using roads or 

land; 

b. impede the free and safe access for people, in particular those with sight and movement 

impairment or disabilities; 

c. create a danger or expose others to risk; or 

d. be detrimental to the amenity of the area or the enjoyment of facilities on roads or 

land; 

2. identifying activities and uses on roads and Council land where a permit is not required 

but conditions are applicable to the use so that the purposes identified in subclause (1) are 

achieved; 

3. identifying activities and uses that are not permitted on roads and Council land; 

4. regulating and controlling activities on roads and Council land in a way that is consistent 

with community expectations and demands about their desired lifestyle and the availability 

of goods and services provided to them; and 


General purport of proposed Local Law No. 5 of 2010 Trading 


l make it an offence if the following activities are carried out without a permit:– 

– place an A-frame advertising sign on a road or in any area designated by the Council 

– display goods on a road 

– place tables, chairs or other equipment used for or in connection with outdoor eating 

on a road 

– engage in itinerant trading except for the home delivery of newspapers or magazines 

and goods purchased at another location, home delivery where requested by the owner 

of the house or the sale of products for fund raising purposes only.


l make it an offence not to observe the requirements relating to:– 

– placing A-frame advertising signs on a road or any area designated by Council 

– displaying goods on a road 

– placing tables, chairs or other equipment used for or in connection with outdoor eating 

on a road. 

l make it an offence for a person to leave a vehicle on a road or Council land for the purposes 

of offering such a vehicle for sale or with a ‘For Sale’ sign displayed on such a vehicle. 

l make it an offence for a person to trade goods or services within the designated trading site 

of another person trading similar goods or services. 

Purpose of proposed Local Law No. 6 of 2010 Fundraising and Events 



(1) managing the uses and activities on roads and Council land so that the Council is aware of 


(a) interfere with the safety and convenience of people travelling on or using roads or 

land; 

(b) impede the free and safe access for people, in particular those with sight and movement 


(c) be detrimental to the amenity of the area or the enjoyment of facilities on roads or 

land; 

(2) identifying activities and uses on roads and Council land where a permit is not required 

but conditions are applicable to the use so that the purposes identified in subclause (1) are 

achieved; 

(3) identifying activities and uses that are not permitted on roads and Council land; 

(4) regulating and controlling activities on roads and Council land in a way that is consistent 

with community expectations and demands about their desired lifestyle and the availability 

of goods and services provided to them; and 

(5) providing for the administration of the Council’s powers and functions. 

General purport of proposed Local Law No. 6 of 2010 Fundraising and Events 


l make it an offence if the following activities are carried out without a permit:- 

– place an advertising sign on a road, in any area designated by the Council, on a vehicle 

left standing or parked on a road, or in any other location likely to interfere with the 

vision of a pedestrian or driver of a vehicle 

– conduct an event which involves the closure or partial closure of a road 

– engage in the collection of money, gifts or subscriptions on a road or Council land or 

from premise to premises 

– engage in a fundraising activity such as a raffle, sausage sizzle or food stall on a road 

or Council land. 

l make it an offence not to observe the requirements relating to:– 

– placing advertising signs on a road, in any area designated by the Council, on a vehicle 

left standing or parked on a road, or in any other location likely to interfere with the 

vision of a pedestrian or driver of a vehicle 

– conducting an event which involves the closure or partial closure of a road 

– engaging in a fundraising activity such as a raffle, sausage sizzle or food stall on a 

road or Council land.












and 



It is also proposed to adopt a new Procedures Manual. This will provide for the specific 

requirements with respect to the proposed local laws. 

Copies of the proposed local laws and procedures manual may be inspected or obtained at 

the Shire Service Centres located at the Castlemaine Town Hall in 25 Lyttleton Street and the 

Castlemaine Enterprise Centre, 9 Halford Street, Castlemaine, during the office hours, or from 

Council’s website, www.mountalexander.vic.gov.au 

Any person affected by the proposed local laws and procedures manual may make a submission 

relating to the proposed local laws and procedures manual to the Council. All submissions received 

by Council by 4.45 pm on 4 November 2010 will be considered in accordance with section 223 of 

the Local Government Act 1989. 

Submissions should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, Mount Alexander Shire 

Council, PO Box 185, Castlemaine, Victoria 3450, or email, info@mountalexander.vic.gov.au. 

Enquiries should be directed to Veronica Abbot on 5471 1785. 

Any person making a submission is entitled to request (in the submission itself) to be heard in 

support of the submission by appearing before a Special Meeting of the Council (either personally 

or by a person acting on his or her behalf) on 16 November 2010 at 6.00 pm at the Castlemaine 

Senior Citizens Centre, Mechanics Street, Castlemaine. 

Council will meet to consider making the Local Laws and Procedures Manual in the form of the 

proposed Local Laws and Procedures Manual at its meeting on 23 November 2010.


Public Notice 

Adoption of Local Law No. 6 2010 

Notice is hereby given in accordance with section 119(3) of the Local Government Act 1989 

that the Strathbogie Shire Council, at its meeting held on 21 September 2010, adopted the Local 

Law known as Community Local Law No. 6 of 2010. 

The purposes and general purport of this Local Law are to provide for the peace, order and good 

government of the Strathbogie Shire by: 

1) regulating and controlling uses and activities on Council land and roads so that the Council 

is aware of uses or activities that may: 

a) be detrimental to the amenity of the area or the enjoyment of facilities on land or 

roads; or 

b) cause damage to Council and community assets; or 

c) create a danger or expose others to risk; or 

d) interfere with the safety and convenience of people travelling on or using Council 

land or roads; or 

e) impede free and safe access for people, and in particular those with sight and movement 


2) managing, regulating and controlling activities and uses on any land that: 

a) may be dangerous, or cause a nuisance, or be detrimental to the amenity of the area or 

the environment; or 

b) are directed at maintaining a healthy and safe environment for residents and visitors; 

or 

c) promote community expectations and demands about their desired lifestyle and the 

availability of goods and services provided to them; 

3) identifying activities and uses that are not permitted so as to achieve the purposes in subclauses 

(1) and (2); and 

4) providing for the administration of the Council’s powers and functions. 

Local Law No. 6 2010 comes into effect from the date of publication in the Government Gazette 

and is available for viewing on Council’s website at www.strathbogie.vic.gov.au or at the Council 

office, corner of Binney and Bury Streets, Euroa. 

For further information please contact Council on 5795 0000. 

Kevin Hannagan 

Chief Executive Officer


Local Law No. 2 of 2010 

Environmental 

Notice is hereby given pursuant to section 

119 of the Local Government Act 1989 that the 

Indigo Shire Council, at its Ordinary Meeting 

held on Tuesday 10 August 2010, has resolved 

to make Local Law No. 2 Environmental. 

The purpose and general purport of the 

Local Law is to: 

a) ensure a safe and healthy environment 

for the municipal residents by regulating 

and controlling activities which may be 

dangerous or unsafe or be a nuisance; 

b) prohibit, regulate and control activities and 

circumstances associated with audible bird 

scaring devices, fire hazards, dangerous and 

unsightly land, emissions from chimneys, 

fires in the open air, burning of offensive 

materials, recreation vehicles, advertising, 

bill posting and junk mail, noise in a public 

place, audible intruder alarms, camping, 

circuses and carnivals, keeping of animals, 

waste, non-compliance with public signs, 

consumption and possession of alcohol, 

behaviour, municipal buildings, municipal 

swimming pools and reserves; and 

c) provide for peace, order and good government 

of the municipal district. 

As part of the review of Local Law No. 2 

Environmental, the use of incinerators within 

township areas will be prohibited from 1 

January 2011. There have also been changes to 

the Permit to Burn, which now incur a charge 

of $48.10 per application. This is to encourage 

residents, wherever possible, to make use of the 

access to green waste bins and also the ‘free 

green waste’ weekends held annually. 

A copy of the Local Law can be inspected 

at any of Council’s Customer Service Centres 

located at Beechworth, Yackandandah, 

Rutherglen and Chiltern or on Council’s website 

at www.indigoshire.vic.gov.au 

Brendan McGrath 

Chief Executive Officer 

Correction to Spelling of 

‘Coulstone Street’, Beeac to ‘Coulston Street’ 

Notice is hereby given that the Colac Otway 

Shire Council on 22 September 2010 resolved 

(in part):– 

‘Having consulted with the community of 

Beeac regarding the spelling of Coulstone 

Street, resolve the spelling of this street be 

amended to be ‘Coulston Street’.’ 

The amendment to the spelling of the street 

name was requested by the Beeac Progress 

Association to correct a mistake that appears to 

have originated in the early 1900s. 

A public consultation process was conducted 

in accordance with the provisions of the Local 

Government Act 1989 to ensure there was 

community support for the amended spelling. 

The amended spelling shall take effect from 

the date of publication of this notice. 

Rob Small 


SWAN HILL RURAL CITY COUNCIL 

Adoption of 

Local Law No. 1 – Meeting Procedures 

Notice is hereby given pursuant to section 

119(3) of the Local Government Act 1989 that 

Swan Hill Rural City Council at its Ordinary 

Meeting held on 21 September 2010 resolved to 

adopt Local Law No. 1 – Meeting Procedures. 

The purpose and general purport of the 

proposed Local Law No. 1 – Meeting Procedures 

is to – 

a. provide for the peace, order and good 

government of the municipal district; 

b. provide for the administration of Council 

powers and functions; 

c. provide for the election of the Mayor, 

Deputy Mayor and Chairmen of Special 

Committees; 

d. regulate the use of the common seal;


e. regulate proceedings at Council meetings, 

committee meetings and other meetings 

conducted by or on behalf of Council where 

Council has resolved that the provisions of 

this Local Law are to apply; 

f. provide for the procedures governing the 

conduct of Council meetings and Special 

Committee meetings; and 

g. promote and encourage community 

participation in the system of local 

government by providing mechanisms 

with the meeting arrangements for Council 

to ascertain the community’s views and 

expectations. 

A copy of Local Law No. 1 – Meeting 

Procedures will be available for inspection at 

Council offices at 45 Splatt Street, Swan Hill, 

and 72 Herbert Street, Robinvale. Copies may 

also be accessed on Council’s website, www. 

swanhill.vic.gov.au 

Chief Executive Officer, Swan Hill Rural 

City Council, (Local Law No. 1 – Meeting 

Procedures), PO Box 488, Swan Hill, Victoria 

3585. 

Dennis Hovenden 


Planning and Environment Act 1987 

BASS COAST PLANNING SCHEME 

Notice of Preparation of Amendment 

Amendment C117 

Authorisation A01786 

The Bass Coast Shire Council has prepared 

Amendment C117 to the Bass Coast Planning 

Scheme. 

In accordance with section 8A(3) of the 

Planning and Environment Act 1987, the 

Minister for Planning authorised the Bass Coast 

Shire Council as planning authority to prepare 

the Amendment. 

The land affected by the Amendment includes 

Lots 1–11 and 14–24 on Plan of Subdivision 

005558, Parish of Woolamai. 

The Amendment proposes to: 

l delete the Restructure Overlay – Schedule 6 

from the subject site; and 

l issue Planning Permit No. 100019 to 

re-subdivide the subject land. 

You may inspect the Amendment, any 

documents that support the Amendment and 

the explanatory report about the Amendment at 

the following locations: at the customer service 

centre of the planning authority, Bass Coast 

Shire Council, free of charge during office hours 

in Wonthaggi; at the Bass Coast Shire Council 

website on www.basscoast.vic.gov.au; and at 

the Department of Planning and Community 

Development website on www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/ 

planning/publicinspection 

Any person who may be affected by the 

Amendment may make a submission to the 

planning authority. 

The closing date for submissions is 5 

November 2010. A submission must be sent to: 

Strategic Planner, Bass Coast Shire Council, PO 

Box 118, Wonthaggi, Victoria 3995. 


CAMPASPE PLANNING SCHEME 


Amendment C76 


The Campaspe Shire Council has prepared 

Amendment C76 to the Campaspe Planning 

Scheme. 



Minister for Planning authorised the Campaspe 

Shire Council as planning authority to prepare 


The Amendment applies to the Echuca 

Aerodrome land – Lot 4 PS529165; Lots 

1–18 PS431846; Plan PC367691 and Lots 1–2 

TP172414. Land within the vicinity of the 

Echuca Aerodrome, particularly land under the 

approach and take-off paths of the aerodrome’s 

runways, is also affected by the Amendment. 

The Amendment: 

l makes changes to Clause 21.02 and 21.04 of 

the Local Planning Policy Framework; 

l rezones the Echuca Aerodrome land from 

Public Use Zone 4 – Transport to Special 

Use Zone 3 – Echuca Aerodrome; 

l introduces Special Use Zone Schedule 3 to 

apply to the aerodrome land; 

l applies the Design and Development 

Overlay (DDO5, DDO6 and DDO7) to land


in the vicinity of the airport where certain 

buildings and works could adversely impact 

on the operations of the aerodrome; 

l introduces new Schedules 5, 6 and 7 to the 

Design and Development Overlay to control 

buildings and works in the vicinity of the 

aerodrome; 

l amends the schedule to Clause 81.01 to 

incorporate the Echuca Aerodrome Obstacle 

Limitation Surfaces (OLS); and 

l references the Echuca Aerodrome Master 

Plan at Clause 21.05. 


documents that support the Amendment and the 

explanatory report about the Amendment, free of 

charge, at the following locations: during office 

hours, at the office of the planning authority, 

Shire of Campaspe, Echuca Headquarters, corner 

Hare and Heygarth Streets, Echuca 3564; and at 


Development website, www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/ 






November 2010. A submission must be sent 

to Mr Andrew Cowin, Strategic Planner at the 

Shire of Campaspe, PO Box 35, Echuca 3564. 

Keith Baillie 



HUME PLANNING SCHEME 




The Hume City Council has prepared 

Amendment C130 to the Hume Planning 

Scheme. 



Minister for Planning authorised the Hume 

Council as planning authority to prepare the 

Amendment. 

The land affected by the Amendment is all 

land within the natural catchment boundary of 

the Greenvale Reservoir. 


l apply the Environment Significance Overlay 

to all land within the Greenvale Reservoir 

Protection Area; and 

l introduce Schedule 9 to the Environmental 

Significant Overlay into the Hume Planning 

Scheme. 



explanatory report about the Amendment, free 

of charge, at the following locations: during 

office hours, at the office of the planning 

authority, Hume City Council, Broadmeadows 

Office, 1079 Pascoe Vale Road, Broadmeadows; 

during office hours, at the office of the planning 

authority Hume City Council, Craigieburn Office, 

59 Craigieburn Road West, Craigieburn; and at 


Development website, www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/ 





The closing date for submissions is 

8 November 2010. A submission must be sent to 

Mr Michael Sharp, Manager Strategic Planning, 

Hume City Council, PO Box 119, Dallas 3047. 

DOMENIC ISOLA 



MACEDON RANGES PLANNING SCHEME 


Amendment C69 


The Macedon Ranges Shire Council has 

prepared Amendment C69 to the Macedon 

Ranges Planning Scheme. 



Minister for Planning authorised the Macedon 

Ranges Shire Council as planning authority to 

prepare the Amendment. 


l rezone 17 Wedge Street, Kyneton, from 

Public Use Zone 3 (Health and Community) 

to Residential 1 Zone;


l rezone 1–5 Caroline Chisholm Drive, 

Kyneton, from Residential 1 Zone to Public 

Use Zone 3 (Health and Community); 

l rezone 17–21 Ebden Street, Kyneton, 

from Public Park and Recreation Zone to 

Residential 1 Zone; 

l rezone 22–24 Jennings Street, Kyneton, from 

Public Use Zone 1 (Service and Utility) to 

Business 1 Zone; 

l rezone 16 Yaldwin Street, Kyneton, from 

Public Park and Recreation Zone to Public 

Use Zone 6 (Local Government); 

l rezone Wesley Park, Rochford Road, 

Newham, from Township Zone to Public 

Use Zone 6 (Local Government); 

l rezone 6 Robertson Drive, Newham, from 

Public Use Zone 6 (Local Government) to 

Township Zone; 

l rezone Crown Allotments 11 and 23, Section 

42, Township and Parish of Woodend 

(Corinella Road, Woodend), from the Public 

Use Zone 4 (Transport) to the Residential 1 

Zone; 

l rezone 2 Earnshaw Street, and part 39 Forest 

Street, Woodend, from the Public Use Zone 

7 (Other Public Use) to Residential 1 Zone; 

l rezone 47 Forest Street, Woodend, from 

Residential 1 Zone to Public Use Zone 6 

(Local Government); 

l rezone 40 Smith Street, Macedon, from 

Public Use Zone 4 (Transport) and Public 

Use Zone 6 (Local Government) to Low 

Density Residential Zone; 

l rezone 155 Main Street, Romsey, from the 

Public Use Zone 7 (Other Public Use) to the 


l remove the Development Plan Overlay 8 

(Romsey Golf Course) from 3 Couzens 

Lane, and 1821 Romsey Road, Romsey; 

l rezone Part Lot 2 PS 512493T, Ferrier Road, 

New Gisborne, from Rural Living Zone 5 to 

Public Use Zone 2 (Education); and 

l rezone Reserve 1 PS 302693G and Reserve 1 

PS 602767F Parish of Gisborne, and Rotary 

Park being Crown Allotment 9A Section 24, 

Parish of Gisborne, from Rural Conservation 

Zone 4 to Public Park and Recreation Zone. 


documents that support the Amendment and 

the explanatory report about the Amendment, 

free of charge, at the following locations: at 

the offices of the planning authority: Macedon 

Ranges Shire Council, Kyneton Municipal 

Office, 129 Mollison Street, Kyneton; Gisborne 

Administration Centre, 40 Robertson Street, 

Gisborne; Woodend Service Centre Woodend 

Library, corner High and Forest Streets, 

Woodend; Romsey Service Centre/Community 

Hub; 96–100 Main Street, Romsey; Macedon 

Ranges Shire Council website, http://www.mrsc. 

vic.gov.au via the ‘current projects/documents 

for your comment’ link; and at the Department 

of Planning and Community Development’s 

website, www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/ 

publicinspection 


Amendment may make a written submission to 

the planning authority. 


November 2010. A submission must be in 

writing and addressed to Peter Johnston, Chief 

Executive Officer, Macedon Ranges Shire 

Council, PO Box 151, Kyneton, Victoria 3444. 

Peter Johnston 



WHITEHORSE PLANNING SCHEME 


Amendment C94 


Whitehorse City Council has prepared 

Amendment C94 to the Whitehorse Planning 

Scheme. 



Minister for Planning authorised Whitehorse 

City Council as planning authority to prepare 


The land affected by the Amendment is all 

land zoned Business 1 and Mixed Use in the 

Mitcham Neighbourhood Activity Centre. 

The Amendment proposes to introduce a 

permanent Design and Development Overlay 

Schedule 5 (Clause 43.02 Schedule 5) – Mitcham 

Neighbourhood Activity Centre Height Limits 

over the Neighbourhood Activity Centre to limit 

the height of buildings.


The new Design and Development Overlay 

Schedule 5 will replace the existing interim 

Schedule 5 and Schedule 6, which both expired 

on 7 July 2010. 

The Amendment also makes consequential 

changes to Clause 21.07 of the Whitehorse 

Planning Scheme. 



explanatory report about the Amendment, free 

of charge, at the following locations: during 

opening hours: Customer Service Centres – 

Whitehorse Civic Centre, 379–397 Whitehorse 

Road, Nunawading; Box Hill Town Hall, 1022 

Whitehorse Road, Box Hill; Shop 130, Forest 

Hill Chase Shopping Centre, Canterbury Road, 

Forest Hill; Libraries – Blackburn Library, corner 

Blackburn and Central Roads, Blackburn, 3130; 

Box Hill library, 1040 Whitehorse Road, Box 

Hill, 3128; Vermont South library, Pavey Place, 

Vermont South, 3133; and anytime at Whitehorse 

City Council website, www.whitehorse.vic. 

gov.au/Planning-Scheme-Amendments.html; 

and Department of Planning and Community 

Development website www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/ 





The closing date for submissions is Friday 

5 November 2010. A submission must be sent 

to: Whitehorse City Council, Locked Bag 2, 

Nunawading DC, Victoria 3131. 

PRIVACY STATEMENT 

Any personal information you may include 

in any submission to Council on the Amendment 

is collected for planning purposes in accordance 

with the Planning and Environment Act 1987. 

The public may view the submissions whilst the 

Amendment is being considered. In accordance 

with the ‘Improving Access to Planning 

Documents’ Practice Note dated December 

1999, a copy of your submission may be made 

available upon request. If you fail to provide 

this information your comments may not be 

considered. You may access this information by 

contacting Council on 9262 6303. 

Julie Reid 

General Manager City Development 


WODONGA PLANNING SCHEME 


Amendment C80 


The Wodonga Council has prepared 

Amendment C80 to the Wodonga Planning 

Scheme. 



Minister for Planning authorised the Wodonga 


Amendment. 

The land affected by the Amendment is: CA 

18B and part CA 16C, Section 15A, Parish of 

Baranduda – known as 52 Ashworth Lane and 

532 Wodonga–Yackandandah Road, Staghorn 

Flat (Vol/Fol: 10838/588; 10838/610). 

The Amendment proposes to 

1. rezone approximately 111 ha of land from 

Farming Zone and Rural Conservation Zone 

to Rural Living Zone, with a minimum 

subdivision lot size of two hectares, and 

rezones part of the land from a Farming 

Zone to a Rural Conservation Zone; 

2. apply a Development Plan Overlay – 

Schedule 16 to that part of the land zoned 

Rural Living Zone; 

3. amend the boundary of the Environmental 

Significance Overlay – Schedule 2 to coincide 

with the upper limit of development, as 

shown on the Development Plan; 

4. amend Clause 21.10-12 Rural Living and 

Rural Residential Development by: 

l updating the status and references 

relating to the ‘Baranduda South and 

Patricevale Investigation Area’; 

l correcting the figure ‘number’ and 

update the figure; and 

l correcting grammar. 

5. amend Clause 35.03 Schedule to the Rural 

Living Zone by: 

l applying a two-hectare minimum lot 

size with land Title details for the 

‘Ashworths Estate’; and 

l correcting formatting.


6. insert a new Schedule 16 to the Development 

Plan Overlay relating to the ‘Ashworths 

Estate’ part of the ‘Baranduda South and 

Patricevale Investigation Area’ to provide 

for the orderly development of the land. 






Wodonga City Council, Hovell Street, Wodonga, 

Victoria 3690; and at the Department of Planning 

and Community Development website, www. 

dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection 





November 2010. A submission must be sent to 

the Chief Executive Officer, City of Wodonga, 

Hovell Street, Wodonga, Victoria 3690. 

GAVIN CATOR 





Amendment C81 


The Wodonga Council has prepared 


Scheme. 



Minister for Planning authorised the Wodonga 


Amendment. 

The land affected by the Amendment is: 

Lot 1 PS 512093, Lot 100 PS 610934, Lot 

A PS 442444, and Lot 6 PS 500354, Lot 

1 PS 500354, Lot 2 PS 500354, Lot 3 PS 

500354, Lot 4 PS 500354, Lot 5 PS 500354, 

Lot 1 PS 442444V, Lot 2 PS 442444V, Lot 

101 PS 610934, Wodonga–Yackandandah 

Road, Jillamatong Drive, and Bromley Drive, 

Staghorn Flat (Vol/Fol: 10730/817; 11104/090; 

10622/439; 10733/764; 10733/759; 10733/760; 

10733/761; 10733/762; 10733/763; 10622/437; 

10622/438; 11104/091). 


1. rezone approximately 96.4 hectares of 

land from Rural Living Zone and Rural 

Conservation Zone to Low Density 

Residential Zone; 

2. rezone approximately 11 hectares of land 

from Rural Living Zone to Public Park and 

Recreation Zone; 

3. rezone approximately 1.5 hectares of 

land from Rural Living Zone to Rural 

Conservation Zone; 

4. delete the Development Plan Overlay – 

Schedule 4 from the site; 

5. amend the boundary of the Environmental 

Significance Overlay – Schedule 2 to 

coincide with the level of development as 

shown on the Development Plan; and 

6. insert a new Schedule 17 to the Development 

Plan Overlay relating to the ‘Baranduda 

Springs’ part of the ‘Baranduda South and 

Patricevale Investigation Area’ to provide 

for the orderly development of the land. 






Wodonga City Council, Hovell Street, Wodonga, 

Victoria 3690; and at the Department of Planning 

and Community Development website, www. 

dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection 





November 2010. A submission must be sent to 

the Chief Executive Officer, City of Wodonga, 

Hovell Street, Wodonga, Victoria 3690. 

GAVIN CATOR 


EXEMPTION 

Application No. A162/2010 

The Victorian Civil and Administrative 

Tribunal has considered an application pursuant 

to section 83 of the Equal Opportunity Act 

1995 by Be In Shape Studio Pty Ltd (the 

applicant) for exemption from sections 13, 42, 

60, 65, 100 and 195 of that Act. The application


for exemption is to enable the applicant to 

advertise and provide a health and fitness studio 

for women only, and to advertise for and employ 

women only staff at that studio (‘the exempt 

conduct’). 

Upon reading the material submitted in 

support of the application and upon hearing 

submissions from Ms Vexler, manager, and for 

the Reasons for Decision given by the Tribunal 

on 1 October 2010, the Tribunal is satisfied that 

it is appropriate to grant an exemption from 

sections 13, 42, 60, 65, 100 and 195 of the Act 

to enable the applicant to engage in the exempt 

conduct. 

The Tribunal hereby grants an exemption 

to the applicant from the operation of sections 

13, 42, 60, 65, 100 and 195 of the Equal 

Opportunity Act 1995 to enable the applicant 

to engage in the exempt conduct. 

This exemption is to remain in force from 

the day on which notice of the exemption is 

published in the Government Gazette until 

6 October 2013. 

Dated 1 October 2010 

C. McKenzie 

Senior Member 

Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 

form 7 

S. 21(a) 

Reg. 16 

Notice of Acquisition 

Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land 

The Roads Corporation (VicRoads) declares 

that by this notice it acquires the following 

interest in the land described as part of Lot 2 on 

Plan of Subdivision 532805N, Parish of Corio, 

comprising 8883.0 square metres and being land 

described in Certificate of Title Volume 10882 

Folio 163, shown as Parcel 81 on Survey Plan 

22136. 

Interest Acquired: That of Garry Wallace 

as Legal Personal Representative of Alfred 

Norman Roy Wallace and all other interests. 

Published with the authority of VicRoads: 

For and on behalf of VicRoads 

Signed NATALIE LAWLOR 

Name Natalie Lawlor 


Libraries Act 1988 

SURRENDER OF LAND TO WHICH 

SECTION 43 APPLIES 

I, Richard Wynne, MP, Minister for Local 

Government, acting under section 43(14) of the 

Libraries Act 1988, hereby authorise the East 

Gippsland Shire Council (as an eligible person 

under section 43(2)(c) of the Libraries Act 1988) 

to surrender the whole of the land described in 

Certificate of Title Volume 2123 Folio 504 being 

Lot 67 on Plan of Subdivision 001572, Parish of 

Bairnsdale, within the municipal district of the 

East Gippsland Shire Council, to the Crown. 

Dated 15 September 2010 

RICHARD WYNNE MP 

Minister for Local Government 

Local Government Act 1989 

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 219C 

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1989 

OF NEXT COUNCIL ELECTORAL 

REPRESENTATION REVIEWS 

I, Richard Wynne, Minister for Local 

Government, give notice under section 219C(6) 

of the Local Government Act 1989 that: 

(1) The next electoral representation reviews 

for – 

Brimbank City Council; 

Cardinia Shire Council; 

Casey City Council; 

Central Goldfields Shire Council; 

Frankston City Council; 

Glen Eira City Council; 

Greater Bendigo City Council; 

Hobsons Bay City Council; 

Hume City Council; 

Loddon Shire Council 

Macedon Ranges Shire Council; 

Maribyrnong City Council; 

Mitchell Shire Council; 

Monash City Council; 

Moorabool Shire Council; 

Moreland City Council; 

Mornington Peninsula Shire Council; 

Mount Alexander Shire Council; 

Pyrenees Shire Council; 

South Gippsland Shire Council; 

Stonnington City Council; 

Strathbogie Shire Council; 

Surf Coast Shire Council;


Whittlesea City Council; 

Wyndham City Council; and 

Yarra City Council; 

must be completed by 24 May 2012; 

(2) The next electoral representation reviews 

for – 

Alpine Shire Council; 

Corangamite Shire Council; 

Greater Shepparton City Council; 

Hindmarsh Shire Council; 

Horsham Rural City Council; 

Indigo Shire Council; 

Mildura Rural City Council; 

Towong Shire Council; 

Wangaratta Rural City Council; 

Warrnambool City Council; 

Wellington Shire Council; 

West Wimmera Shire Council; 

Wodonga City Council; and 

Yarriambiack Shire Council 

must be completed by 26 May 2016. 


RICHARD WYNNE, MP 

Minister for Local Government 

MEDICAL BOARD OF AUSTRALIA 

Notice 

Re: Dr Richard George Young 

The Victorian Civil and Administrative 

Tribunal conducted a hearing on 13, 14 and 15 

September 2010 into the professional conduct of 

Dr Richard George Young, a registered medical 

practitioner. 

On 21 September 2010 the Tribunal found 

that Dr Young had engaged in unprofessional 

conduct of a serious nature within the meaning 

of paragraph (c) of section 3(1) of the Medical 

Practice Act 1994. 

The Tribunal made the following 

determinations pursuant to section 45A(2)(c), 

(h) and (i) of the Medical Practice Act 1994 – 

l To reprimand Dr Young; 

l To cancel Dr Young’s registration effective 

immediately; and 

l To disqualify him from applying for 

registration before 1 July 2011. 


Bernadette Broberg 

Hearings Co-ordinator 

Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 

NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF A 

REGULATORY IMPACT STATEMENT 

Gambling Regulation Amendment 

(Bookmaking Related Registration Fees) 

Regulations 2010 

Notice is given that, in accordance with 

section 11 of the Subordinate Legislation Act 

1994, a Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) 

has been prepared in relation to the proposed 

Gambling Regulation Amendment (Bookmaking 

Related Registration Fees) Regulations 2010. 

The proposed Regulations are made under 

section 11 of the Gambling Regulation Act 

2003, which will commence operation on 

1 January 2011. 

The objective of the proposed Regulations 

is to prescribe certain fees to accompany 

applications for registration as a bookmaker, or 

as a bookmaker’s key employee for the purposes 

of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003. 

The RIS assesses the costs and benefits of 

the proposed Regulations, possible alternative 

means of achieving the stated objectives and 

explains why the proposed Regulations are the 

preferred option. The RIS concludes that the 

benefits of the proposed Regulations outweigh 

the expected costs. 

Copies of the proposed Regulations and 

the RIS may be obtained from the Office of 

Racing by phoning (03) 8684 1905, emailing 

christopher.chng@justice.vic.gov.au or the 

internet on www.justice.vic.gov.au 

Submissions on the proposed regulations 

and the RIS are invited no later than 5 pm on 

Thursday 4 November 2010. All submissions 

will be treated as public documents. 

Submissions should be emailed to the 

address above or posted to Office of Racing 

(Bookmaking Related Registrations Fees 

Regulations 2010), Department of Justice, GPO 

Box 18055, Melbourne 3001. 

Children’s Services Act 1996 

Notice of Exemption 

Pursuant to section 6 of the Children’s 

Services Act 1996 (the Act), I declare that the 

following provisions of the Act do not apply to 

the children’s services specified in Schedule A 

below:


l Part 3, Division 1 – approval of premises 

l Section 15 (to the extent it requires an approval of premises to be obtained before an 

application may be made for a licence to operate a children’s service) 

l Section 18(a)(iii) (to the extent of any requirements relating to approval of premises) 

l Section 18(b)(i) 

l Section 18(b)(viii) (to the extent of any requirements relating to approval of premises) 

l Section 19 

l Section 25C(b) 

This exemption is subject to the terms and conditions specified in Schedule B. 

Schedule A – Children’s services to which this exemption applies: 

This exemption applies to outside school hours care services in relation to which: 

l a provisional licence is held; and 

l it has been necessary to relocate the service from a registered school site to temporary 

premises (‘Temporary Premises’) due to building works being undertaken as part of the 

‘Building the Education Revolution’ program or similar government initiative; and 

l the Secretary of the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development is satisfied 

that the design and the location of the temporary premises are satisfactory for the operation 

of a children’s service; and 

l it is intended that the service return to the registered school site by 31 December 2011; and 

l there is an obligation to obtain, under Part 3, Division 2 of the Act, a full licence to operate 

an outside school hours care service, upon the expiration of the provisional licence. 

This exemption applies only in relation to the Temporary Premises referred to above. 

Schedule B – Conditions: 

1. An application for a licence to operate a children’s service made under Part 3 Division 2 of 

the Act must include the following documentation in relation to the Temporary Premises, to 

the satisfaction of the Secretary: 

l a site plan; 

l a diagram or floor plan of children’s rooms and outdoor space at the premises; 

l area measurements of the children’s rooms and outdoor spaces at the premises 

conducted in accordance with the Act and Regulations; and 

l a brief description or diagram of the location of outdoor space used by the service that 

is not part of the premises (if applicable) including written confirmation that this space 

complies with the OSHC outdoor space requirements of the Regulations. 

The documentation noted above does not have to be completed by a registered building 

practitioner. 

2. The children’s service must advise the regional office of the Department of Education and 

Early Childhood Development within 48 hours of any changes that will prevent the service 

from complying with this exemption and its conditions. This includes any change to the 

intention to return to the registered school site upon the completion of the building works 

being undertaken as part of the ‘Building the Education Revolution’ program. 

When this exemption has operation 

This exemption has effect in each case from the date on which the Secretary approves the above 

documentation. 

This exemption remains in force until 31 December 2011 unless revoked earlier. 


Maxine Morand MP 

Minister for Children and Early Childhood Development


Geographic Place Names Act 1998 

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES 

The Registrar of Geographic Names hereby gives notice of the registration of the undermentioned 

place names. 

Road Name Locality Proposer and Location 

Elizabeth Street Ararat Formerly known as Elizabeth Street East. 

Ararat Rural City Council 

The road traverses east off Gordon Street, Ararat. 

Reid Road Narracan Baw Baw Shire Council 

The road traverses north off McDonalds Track, 

Narracan. 

Hicksborough Way Wonthaggi North Formerly known as part of Fuller Road. 

Bass Coast Shire Council 

The road traverses south off Gordon Street, 

Wonthaggi North. 

Sidney Myer Place Bendigo Greater Bendigo City Council 

The road traverses north-west off Midland 

Highway, Bendigo. 

Dodds Way Newtown Greater Geelong City Council 

The road traverses south off West Fyans Street, 

Newtown. 

Taylor Road Yapeen Mount Alexander Shire Council 

The road traverses north off Mopoke Gully Road, 

Yapeen. 

Tate Road Yapeen Mount Alexander Shire Council 

The road traverses south off Mopoke Gully Road, 

Yapeen. 

McIntyre Lane St Arnaud Northern Grampians Shire Council 

The road traverses north-west off the Wimmera 

Highway, St Arnaud. 

Torney Lane St Arnaud Northern Grampians Shire Council 

The road traverses south-east off Raglan Street, 

St Arnaud. 

Bluebell Lane Violet Town Strathbogie Shire Council 

The road traverses north off High Street in Violet 

Town. 

Canny Lane Wyndham Vale Formerly known as Ashridge Lane. 

Wyndham City Council 

The road traverses south-east off Ashridge Court, 

Wyndham Vale.


Road Name Locality Proposer and Location 

Ison Road Wyndham Vale Wyndham City Council 

The road traverses north off Greens Road in 

Wyndham Vale. 

Office of Geographic Names 

c/- LAND VICTORIA 

17th Floor 

570 Bourke Street 

Melbourne 3000 

John E. Tulloch 

Registrar of Geographic Names 

Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 

VICTORIAN WORKCOVER AUTHORITY 

Notice of Issue of Major Hazard Facility Licence 

On 23 September, a licence under Chapter 6 of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 

2007 was issued to BHP Billiton Petroleum Pty Ltd and authorises the facility located at Minerva 

Gas Plant – 192 Brumbys Road, Port Campbell, to be operated as a major hazard facility. 

The Major Hazard Facility Licence was issued for a term of 5 years and will expire on 

25 September 2015. 

The licence did not include conditions. 

The following Schedule 9 materials were authorised by the licence: 

From Table 1 of Schedule 9 

Material 

Methane or Natural Gas 1971 


Material 

UN Nos. Included Under Name 

Description 

Flammable materials Liquids which meet the criteria for Class 3 Packing Group 1 

Materials (except for crude oil in remote locations) 

Flammable materials 

Liquids which meet the criteria for Class 3 Packing Group II 

or III 

Note: The small quantities of other Schedule 9 materials mentioned in the Safety Case are noted. 

Greg Tweedly 

Chief Executive


Victorian Workcover Authority 

Exemption Certificate 

Exemption from Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2007 

Exemption Number H08/00402 

Purpose 

To exempt those Employers listed in the table below, from the requirement that they must not 

use unlicensed employees to do high risk work, specifically, to hold a Basic Rigging licence to 

perform high risk work. 

Definition 

In this exemption (‘the Employer’) means those listed in the table below. 

Background 

In undertaking their duties, the employer uses employees to perform a number of tasks which 

require them to hold a Basic Rigging licence under the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 

2007. 

Regulations 

Regulations 3.6.2 of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2007 states: 

‘An employer must not allow an employee to do any such work unless – 

a) the employee holds an appropriate high risk work licence in relation to that work’. 

Exemption 

Under regulation 7.2.2 of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2007, I exempt the 

employer from Regulation 3.6.2 only in respect of the requirement for its employees to hold a Basic 

Rigging licence, for the type of work described below, and subject to the prescribed conditions of 

this exemption. 

I am satisfied that the work as described can be performed as safely by a person who does not 

hold a licence as it can be performed by a person who holds such a licence, provided that there is 

adherence to the prescribed conditions of this exemption. 

Type of Work 

Undertaking Basic Rigging activities associated with Erecting Distribution Pole Type 

Substations, Pole erection into Live HV Conductors and Straining of Overhead Powerlines. 

Conditions 

This exemption is subject to the conditions listed below: 

1. This exemption is granted to the Employer, and shall only apply to employees undertaking 

Basic Rigging activities associated with Erecting Distribution Pole Type Substations, Pole 

erection into Live HV Conductors and Straining of Overhead Powerlines. 

2. This exemption shall apply from the period commencing 1 October 2010, or unless revoked 

or amended by the Victorian Workcover Authority (VWA) in writing. 

3. In order for employees undertaking Basic Rigging activities associated with Erecting 

Distribution Pole Type Substations, Pole erection into Live HV Conductors and Straining of 

Overhead Powerlines under this exemption, the following conditions shall be met: 

a. All employees shall hold a dogging high risk work licence issued under the 

Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2007, or high risk work licence that is 

equivalent to a high risk work licence issued under Occupational Health and Safety 

Regulations 2007, 3.6.4 Recognition of interstate licences. 

b. A training assessment package to be used is that developed by Gippsland TAFE – 

Energy Training Centre, Drummond Road, Chadstone. 

c. Each Basic Rigger is required to be trained and assessed against the training assessment 

package.


d. That the training undertaken by employees the subject of this exemption will be 

completed within 12 months from the granting of this exemption. 

e. The Employer will provide training to all new employees who will be required to 

undertaking Basic Rigging activities associated with Erecting Distribution Pole 

Type Substations, Pole erection into Live HV Conductors and Straining of Overhead 

Powerlines. 

f. The Employer will provide on going training, against the training assessment package, 

to all those employees who will be required to undertake Basic Rigging and that 

this training is in accordance with the obligations placed on the Employer under the 

Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004, section 21(2)(e), and record that training 

and assessment verification on their personnel file. 

g. The Employer shall provide each employee working under this exemption with a copy 

of the ‘VESI Fieldworkers Handbook June 2006’. 

h. The training and assessment records will be retained by the Employer for reference 

and the VWA will audit these records from time to time at its discretion to ensure that 

the above conditions are observed. 

Employer 

Location 

SP-Ausnet Level 31, 2 Southbank Boulevard, Southbank 3006 

Powercor CitiPower Australia Limited 40 Market Street, Melbourne 3001 

Jemena 321 Ferntree Gully Road, Mount Waverly 3149 


Derrick Harrison 

Manager Hazard Management Branch


Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 

VICTORIAN WORKCOVER AUTHORITY 

Notice of Amendment of Major Hazard Facility Licence 

On 24 June 2008, Toll North Pty Ltd (trading as Toll Chemical Logistics), was issued a licence to 

operate a Major Hazard Facility located at 172–200 Fitzgerald Road, Laverton North, Vic. 3026. 

The Major Hazard Facility Licence was issued under Chapter 6 of the Occupational Health and 

Safety Regulations 2007 for a term of 5 years and expires on 23 June 2013. 

On 29 September 2010, the licence was amended under Regulation 6.1.33(3) to correct an 

administrative error. The Schedule 9 materials authorised by the licence were amended. 

The following Schedule 9 materials are authorised by the licence: 


Material 

Acetylene 1001 

Ammonium Nitrate Fertilisers 2067 

Ammonium Nitrate, with not more than 0.2% combustible substances, 

including any other substances calculated as carbon, to the exclusion of 

any other added substance 

UN Nos. Included 

Under Name 

1942 

Arsenic Trioxide, Arsenious (III) Acid and other salts 1561 

Bromine or Bromine Solutions 1744 

Carbon Disulphide 1131 

Formaldehyde 1198 

Hydrofluoric Acid Solution (greater than 50%) 1790 

Hydrogen 1049 

Hydrogen Chloride – Anhydrous 1050 

Hydrogen Fluoride 1052 

LP gases 1075 

Oxygen 1072, 1073 

Sodium Chlorate, Solid 1495 

Toluene Diisocyanate 2078 


Material 

Compressed and liquefied gases 

Description 

Compressed or liquefied gases of Class 2.1 or 

Subsidiary Risk 2.1 

Flammable materials Liquids which meet the criteria for Class 3 

Packing Group I


Material 

Description 

Flammable materials Liquids which meet the criteria for Class 3 

Packing Group II or III 

Flammable materials Materials that meet the criteria for Class 4.1 

Packing Group I 



Oxidising Materials 

Peroxides 

Toxic Solids and Liquids 

Organochlorine pesticide, liquid, toxic, 

flammable, flash point not less than 23°C 

(UN 2995) 

Organophosphorus pesticide, liquid, toxic, 

flammable, flash point not less than 23°C 

(UN 3017) 

Pyrethroid pesticide, liquid, toxic, flammable, 

flash point not less than 23°C (UN 3351) 

Organochlorine pesticide, solid, toxic 

(UN 2761) 

Sodium Cyanide (UN 1689) 

Spontaneously combustible materials that meet 

the criteria for Class 4.2 Packing Group I or II 

Materials which liberate flammable gases or 

react violently on contact with water that meet 

the criteria for Class 4.3 Packing Group I or II 

Oxidising materials that meet the criteria for 

Class 5.1 Packing Group I or II 

Organic Peroxides that meet the criteria for 

Class 5.2 

Materials that meet the criteria for Toxic in 

Table 3 except, in relation to mines, sodium 

cyanide 

A liquid material that meets the criteria for 

Very Toxic in Table 3 





A solid material that meets the criteria for Very 

Toxic in Table 3 

A solid material that meets the criteria for Very 

Toxic in Table 3 

Note: The small quantities of other Schedule 9 materials mentioned in the Safety Case are noted. 

Greg Tweedly 

Chief Executive


Plant Health and Plant Products Act 1995 

ORDER PROHIBITING OR RESTRICTING THE ENTRY OR IMPORTATION OF 

LETTUCE LEAF BLIGHT HOST MATERIAL INTO VICTORIA 

I, Pat Sharkey, as delegate of the Minister for Agriculture, make the following Order: 


PAT SHARKEY 

Manager Plant Standards 

1. Objective 

The objective of this Order is to prevent the entry or importation of the disease lettuce leaf 

blight into Victoria. 

2. Authorising provision 

This Order is made under section 24 of the Plant Health and Plant Products Act 1995 (‘the 

Act’). 


In this Order – 

‘accreditation program’ means any program under which a person is permitted to issue an 

assurance certificate, including any procedures available under the Interstate Certification 

Assurance (ICA) Scheme; 

‘agricultural equipment’ means any equipment used for the culture, harvesting, packing or 

processing of any lettuce leaf blight host material and includes any vehicle; 

‘authorised inspector’ means a person authorised as an inspector under the Act; 

‘lettuce leaf blight’ means the disease caused by the exotic fungus Pythium tracheiphilum 

Matta; 

‘lettuce leaf blight host plant’ means any plant, plant part or plant product of the leafy green 

vegetables endive, lettuce and Chinese cabbage; 

‘lettuce leaf blight host material’ means any lettuce leaf blight host plant or soil from a 

property where lettuce leaf blight has been detected; 

‘Manager Plant Standards’ means the person for the time being occupying or acting in the 

position of Manager Plant Standards in the Department of Primary Industries; 

‘used package’ means any package which contains or is known to have contained or may 

reasonably be suspected of containing or having contained any lettuce leaf blight host 

material. 

4. Controls applying to lettuce leaf blight 

(1) The entry or importation into Victoria of any: 

(a) lettuce leaf blight host material; or 

(b) agricultural equipment; or 

(c) used package; 

is prohibited. 

(2) Sub-clause (1) does not apply if the lettuce leaf blight host material, agricultural 

equipment or used package: 

(a) was grown, sourced from, or last used on a property that is located in a State or 

Territory, or part of a State or Territory, for which an area freedom certificate 

issued by an officer responsible for agriculture in the State or Territory where 

the lettuce leaf blight host material, agricultural equipment or used package 

was grown, sourced or last used, is currently in force certifying that the State 

or Territory or that part of the State or Territory is known to be free of lettuce 

leaf blight; or


(b) is packed, labelled and certified in accordance with any conditions prescribed 

by an accreditation program, administered by the department responsible for 

agriculture in the affected State or Territory; or 

(c) is accompanied by a plant health declaration issued by an authorised person 

declaring that it has been treated in a manner approved by the Manager Plant 

Standards; or 

(d) is accompanied by a plant health certificate issued by an officer of the department 

responsible for agriculture in the affected State or Territory certifying that it 

has been treated in a manner approved by the Manager Plant Standards. 

5. Verification of consignments 

Where requested by an authorised inspector, lettuce leaf blight host material, agricultural 

equipment or used package imported into Victoria which is required by clause 4(2) to be 

accompanied by a certificate or declaration, must be: 

(a) presented to an authorised inspector for inspection; or 

(b) verified by a person accredited to do so by the Department of Primary Industries. 

Note: Section 25 of the Plant Health and Plant Products Act 1995 provides that a person is 

guilty of an offence and a penalty not exceeding 50 penalty units in the case of a natural person, and 

200 penalty units in the case of a body corporate, for knowingly breaching an Importation Order. 

Plant Health and Plant Products Act 1995 

ORDER PROHIBITING OR RESTRICTING THE ENTRY OR IMPORTATION OF 

ASPARAGUS STEM BLIGHT HOST MATERIAL INTO VICTORIA 

I, Pat Sharkey, as delegate of the Minister for Agriculture, make the following Order: 


PATRICK SHARKEY 

Manager Plant Standards 

1. Objective 

The objective of this Order is to prevent the importation or entry of the exotic disease 

asparagus stem blight into Victoria. 

2. Authorising provision 

This Order is made under section 24 of the Plant Health and Plant Products Act 1995 (‘the 

Act’). 


In this Order – 

‘accreditation program’ means any program under which a person is permitted to issue an 

assurance certificate, including any procedures available under the Interstate Certification 

Assurance (ICA) Scheme; 

‘agricultural equipment’ means any equipment used for the culture, harvesting, packing or 

processing of any asparagus stem blight host material and includes any vehicle; 

‘authorised inspector’ means a person authorised as an inspector under the Act; 

‘asparagus stem blight’ means the disease caused by the exotic fungus Phomopsis asparagi 

(Sacc.) Bubák; 

‘asparagus stem blight host material’ means any plant, plant part or plant product of the 

genus Asparagus; or soil in which any asparagus stem blight host material has been grown; 

‘Manager Plant Standards’ means the person for the time being occupying or acting in the 

position of Manager Plant Standards in the Department of Primary Industries;


‘used package’ means any package which contains or is known to have contained or may 

reasonably be suspected of containing or having contained any asparagus stem blight host 

material. 

4. Controls applying to asparagus stem blight 

(1) The entry or importation into Victoria of any: 

(a) asparagus stem blight host material; or 

(b) agricultural equipment; or 

(c) used package; 

is prohibited. 

(2) Sub-clause (1) does not apply if the asparagus stem blight host material, agricultural 

equipment or used package: 

(a) was grown, sourced from, or last used on a property that is located in a State or 

Territory, or part of a State or Territory, for which an area freedom certificate, 

issued by an officer responsible for agriculture in the State or Territory where 

the asparagus stem blight host material, agricultural equipment or used 

package was grown, sourced from or last used, is currently in force certifying 

that the State or Territory or part of the State or Territory is known to be free of 

asparagus stem blight; or 

(b) is packed, labelled and certified in accordance with any conditions prescribed 

by an accreditation program, administered by the department responsible for 

agriculture in the affected State or Territory; or 

(c) is accompanied by a plant health declaration issued by an authorised person 

declaring that it has been treated in a manner approved by the Manager Plant 

Standards; or 

(d) is accompanied by a plant health certificate issued by an officer of the department 

responsible for agriculture in the affected State or Territory certifying that it 

has been treated in a manner approved by the Manager Plant Standards; or 

(e) is consigned in any other manner approved by the Manager Plant Standards. 

5. Verification of consignments 

Where requested by an authorised inspector, asparagus stem blight host material, agricultural 

equipment or used package imported into Victoria is required by clause 4(2) to be accompanied 

by a certificate or declaration, must be: 

(a) presented to an authorised inspector for inspection; or 

(b) verified by a person accredited to do so by the Department of Primary Industries. 

Note: Section 25 of the Plant Health and Plant Products Act 1995 provides that a person is 

guilty of an offence and a penalty not exceeding 50 penalty units in the case of a natural person, and 

200 penalty units in the case of a body corporate, for knowingly breaching an Importation Order.


Water Act 1989 

BULK ENTITLEMENT (LAKES ENTRANCE) REVOCATION ORDER 2010 

I, Tim Holding, Minister for Water, under section 42 of the Water Act 1989 and section 27 of 

the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984, make the following Order – 

1. Title 

This Order is called the Bulk Entitlement (Lakes Entrance) Revocation Order 2010. 

2. Preliminary 

The Bulk Entitlement (Lakes Entrance) Conversion Order 1997 (the Bulk Entitlement 

Order) was made by the Minister for Water on 25 August 1997 and notified in the Victoria 

Government Gazette G 35 dated 4 September 1997. 

3. Purpose 

The purpose of this Order is to revoke the Bulk Entitlement Order. The Bulk Entitlement 

Order converted to a bulk entitlement the East Gippsland Region Water Authority’s (now 

the East Gippsland Region Water Corporation) entitlement to take water from the Nicholson 

River to supply the Lakes Entrance Water Supply System. 

The concurrent Bulk Entitlement (Bairnsdale) Amendment Order amends the Bulk Entitlement 

(Bairnsdale) Conversion Order to allow the East Gippsland Region Water Corporation to 

supply an equivalent volume of water from the Mitchell River, which is a more reliable 

and more easily treated water source. Therefore, it is now appropriate to revoke the Bulk 

Entitlement Order. 

4. Authorising provisions 

This Order is made in accordance with section 42 of the Water Act 1989 and section 27 of 

the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984. 

5. Commencement 

This Order comes into operation on the day it is published in the Victoria Government 

Gazette. 

6. Revocation of Bulk Entitlement Order 

The Bulk Entitlement (Lakes Entrance) Conversion Order 1997 is hereby revoked. 


TIM HOLDING MP 

Minister for Water



BULK ENTITLEMENT (BRUTHEN) REVOCATION ORDER 2010 

I, Tim Holding, Minister for Water, under section 42 of the Water Act 1989 and section 27 of 

the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984, make the following Order – 

1. Title 

This Order is called the Bulk Entitlement (Bruthen) Revocation Order 2010. 


The Bulk Entitlement (Bruthen) Conversion Order 1997 (the Bulk Entitlement Order) was 

made by the Minister for Water on 25 August 1997 and notified in the Victoria Government 

Gazette G 35 dated 4 September 1997. 

3. Purpose 

The purpose of this Order is to revoke the Bulk Entitlement Order. The Bulk Entitlement 

Order converted to a bulk entitlement the East Gippsland Region Water Authority’s (now the 

East Gippsland Region Water Corporation) entitlement to take water from the Tambo River 

to supply the Bruthen Water Supply System. 

The concurrent Bulk Entitlement (Bairnsdale) Amendment Order amends the Bulk Entitlement 

(Bairnsdale) Conversion Order to allow the East Gippsland Region Water Corporation to 

supply an equivalent volume of water from the Mitchell River, which is a more reliable 

and more easily treated water source. Therefore, it is now appropriate to revoke the Bulk 

Entitlement Order. 


This Order is made in accordance with section 42 of the Water Act 1989 and section 27 of 

the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984. 


This Order comes into operation on the day it is published in the Victoria Government 


6. Revocation of Bulk Entitlement Order 

The Bulk Entitlement (Bruthen) Conversion Order 1997 is hereby revoked. 


TIM HOLDING MP 

Minister for Water



BULK ENTITLEMENT (BAIRNSDALE) CONVERSION AMENDMENT ORDER 2010 

I, Tim Holding, Minister for Water, under the provisions of the Water Act 1989, make the 

following Order – 

1. Title 

This Order is called the Bulk Entitlement (Bairnsdale) Conversion Amendment Order 2010. 


The Bulk Entitlement (Bairnsdale) Conversion Order 2000 (the Bulk Entitlement Order) was 

made by the Minister on 4 July 2000 and published in the Government Gazette on 27 July 

2000. The Bulk Entitlement Order converted the East Gippsland Region Water Authority’s 

(now the East Gippsland Region Water Corporation) entitlement to water from the Mitchell 

River, for the supply of water to the Bairnsdale Water Supply System, to a bulk entitlement. 

3. Purpose 

The purpose of this Order is to amend the Bulk Entitlement Order to allow the East 

Gippsland Region Water Corporation to access up to an additional 3 306 ML of water from 

the Glenaladale pump station diversion point on the Mitchell River. 

This is equivalent to the volume of the bulk entitlements concurrently revoked by order on 

the Nicholson and Tambo Rivers by the Bulk Entitlement (Bruthen) Revocation Order 2010 

and the Bulk Entitlement (Lakes Entrance) Revocation Order 2010 respectively. This Bulk 

Entitlement Order is for the supply of water to the Bairnsdale Water Supply System, Lakes 

Entrance Water Supply System and the Bruthen Water Supply System. 


This Order is made in accordance with section 44 of the Water Act 1989. The Minister 

makes this Order on the application of the East Gippsland Region Water Corporation. 


This Order comes into effect on the day it is published in the Victorian Government 


6. Changes to definitions 

6.1 For the definition of ‘Authority’ in the Bulk Entitlement Order, substitute – 

‘ ‘Authority’ means the East Gippsland Region Water Corporation.’ 

7. Substitution of clause 6 

For clause 6 of the Bulk Entitlement Order, substitute – 

‘6. BULK ENTITLEMENT 

Subject to clause 7 and clause 8, the Authority may take the share of flow in the 

waterway specified in clause 7, up to a total of 9 208 ML in any year.’ 



‘7. SHARE OF FLOW 

7.1 In order to satisfy its annual entitlement, the Authority may take a share of the 

flow in the waterway passing the specified point: 

(a) up to a maximum rate of 60 ML/day during the period between 1 July 

and 31 October inclusive, up to the maximum volume of 3 306 ML; 

and 

(b) up to a maximum rate of 35 ML/day during any time of the year, up to 

the maximum volume of 5 902 ML 

subject to the passing flow clause 8.


7.2 The Authority is not entitled to any flow past the specified point, as part of this 

entitlement, which is being transferred by the holder of – 

(a) any other bulk entitlement; or 

(b) any licence – 

to a transferee pursuant to the Act.’ 



‘8. PASSING FLOWS 

The Authority must provide passing flows as follows: 

(a) when taking the share of flow specified in sub-clause 7.1(a), the minimum 

passing flow is 600 ML/day 

(b) when taking the share of flow specified in sub-clause 7.1(b) – 

For river flows less than 30 ML/d, no diversion is permitted. For river flows between 

30 and 46 ML/d, a passing flow of 30 ML/d must be allowed. For river flows between 

46 and 246 ML/d, diversion of up to 16 ML/d is permitted. For river flows between 

246 and 265 ML/d, a passing flow of 230 ML/d must be allowed. For river flows 

greater than 265 ML/d, diversion of up to 35 ML/d is permitted.’ 

10. New clause 9A 

After clause 9 in the Bulk Entitlement Order, insert – 

‘9A. OPERATING RULES 

9A.1 The Authority must endeavour to work cooperatively with Gippsland and 

Southern Rural Water Corporation and East Gippsland Catchment Management 

Authority to develop operating rules for taking water from the waterway under 

this Order. 

9A.2 The objectives for the operating rules in sub-clause 9A.1 are to: 

(a) maintain reliability of supply to the Authority’s customers; and 

(b) minimise any adverse impact of the Authority’s taking water under this 

Order on the environment and licensed diverters, in particular during 

the period from November to June (inclusive) each year; and 

(c) take advantage of opportunities to improve environmental flows in the 

waterway. 

[Noting that Gippsland and Southern Rural Water Corporation’s local management 

rules for licensed diverters play a role in determining passing flows in the waterway.] 

9A.3 The operating rules in sub-clause 9A.1 may be updated from time to time 

with the agreement of the Authority, Gippsland and Southern Rural Water 

Corporation and the East Gippsland Catchment Management Authority to take 

account of changes to: 

(a) the Authority’s use of water; or 

(b) the environmental flow requirements for the waterway; or 

(c) licensed diverters’ use of water; or 

(d) local management rules for licensed diverters.’ 


TIM HOLDING 

Minister for Water



BANYULE PLANNING SCHEME 

Notice of Approval of Amendment 

Amendment C95 

The Minister for Planning has approved 

Amendment C95 to the Banyule Planning 

Scheme. 

The Amendment comes into operation on the 

date this notice is published in the Government 


The Amendment makes the following 

changes: amends the schedule to Clause 

52.03 – Specific Sites and Exclusions and the 

schedule to Clause 81.01 – Table of Documents 

incorporated in this Scheme, to include a new 

Incorporated Document titled ‘Hurstbridge Line 

Upgrade Project 2010’. 

A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, 

free of charge, at the Department of Planning 

and Community Development website at www. 

dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection and 

free of charge, during office hours, at the offices 

of the City of Banyule, 275 Upper Heidelberg 

Road, Ivanhoe. 

PETER ALLEN 

Executive Director 

Statutory Planning Systems Reform 

Department of Planning and 

Community Development 


Bass Coast PLANNING SCHEME 




Amendment C113 to the Bass Coast Planning 

Scheme. 





l includes the ‘Wonthaggi Dalyston Structure 

Plan, September 2008’ in Clause 21.12 as a 

Reference Document; 

l includes the ‘Wonthaggi north-east growth 

area Development Plan: Final, November 

2009’ in Clause 21.12 as a Reference 

Document; 

l amends Clauses 21.01, 21.02, 21.04 and 

21.06 of the Municipal Strategic Statement to 

incorporate the strategic planning objectives 

of the Wonthaggi Dalyston Structure Plan; 

l introduces new Local Policy for Wonthaggi 

and Dalyston at Clause 21.10; 

l rezones the following land from the Farming 

Zone to the Residential 1 Zone: 

– Lot 1 TP402901 being 90 Fuller Road, 

Wonthaggi; 

– Lots 2 and 3 PS302494 being Helsop 

Road, North Wonthaggi; 

– Lot 1 PS302494 being 60 Oates Road 

and Lots 1 and 2 LP211687 being 

26–30 Oates Road, North Wonthaggi; 

– Lot 1 TP129892 being 3028 

Korumburra–Wonthaggi Road, North 

Wonthaggi; 

– Lot 2 PS525119 being Benetti Road, 

Wonthaggi; 

– Lot 1 TP213550 being 5261 Bass 

Highway, Wonthaggi; 

l introduces Schedule 21 to the Development 

Plan Overlay at Clause 43.04; and 

l applies the Development Plan Overlay – 

Schedule 21 to all land being rezoned. 






of the Bass Coast Shire Council, 76 McBride 

Avenue, Wonthaggi. 

PETER ALLEN 






BAYSIDE PLANNING SCHEME 


Amendment C93 


Amendment C93 to the Bayside Planning 

Scheme.





The Amendment removes the interim 

Heritage Overlays from the following properties 

by amending the schedule to Clause 43.01 of the 

Bayside Planning Scheme: 

l 493–497 Balcombe Road, Beaumaris 

(HO413); and 

l 47–49 Victoria Street, Sandringham 

(HO620). 

The Amendment also removes the interim 

Heritage Overlay from the following precinct 

by amending the schedule to Clause 43.01 of the 

Bayside Planning Scheme and the local policy 

for heritage in Clause 22.06 of the Bayside 

Planning Scheme: 

l Mariemont Avenue Precinct (comprising 9, 

11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 21a, 23, 25 and 27 

Mariemont Avenue) (H0758). 

The Heritage Overlay maps will be modified 

by deleting the properties and precinct listed 

above. 






of the Bayside City Council, Corporate Centre, 

76 Royal Avenue, Sandringham. 

PETER ALLEN 






BOROONDARA PLANNING SCHEME 


Amendment C90 


Amendment C90 to the Boroondara Planning 

Scheme. 




The Amendment applies to land at 313 

Doncaster Road and 5 Tannock Street, Balwyn 

North, and rezones the land from Residential 1 

Zone to Business 1 Zone. The Amendment also 

provides for a planning permit to be granted 

for the development of the land for Shop, 

internally illuminated Business identification 

signs, modification of access to a Road Zone 

Category 1 and a reduction in the number of car 

parking spaces and bicycle facilities required, in 

accordance with the endorsed plans. 

The Minister has granted the permit under 

Division 5 Part 4 of the Act for the following 

land parcels: 

Description of land 

l 313 Doncaster Road and 5 Tannock Street, 

Balwyn North. 

A copy of the Amendment and permit can 

be inspected, free of charge, during office hours 

at the office of the Boroondara City Council 

Planning Customer Service Counter, 1st floor, 8 

Inglesby Road, Camberwell. 

The Amendment can also be inspected free 

of charge at the Department of Planning and 

Community Development website at www.dpcd. 

vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection 

PETER ALLEN 






BOROONDARA PLANNING SCHEME 




Amendment C133 to the Boroondara Planning 

Scheme. 




The Amendment applies an interim Heritage 

Overlay to 36 Manningtree Road, Hawthorn. 






of the Boroondara City Council, 8 Inglesby 

Road, Camberwell, Victoria 3124. 

PETER ALLEN 




Community Development



CARDINIA PLANNING SCHEME 

Notice of Ratification of Amendment 


Amendment C141 to the Cardinia Planning 

Scheme has been ratified by Parliament under 

sections 46AG and 46AH of the Planning and 

Environment Act 1987. 




The Amendment facilitates the redevelopment 

of the Pakenham Racecourse. The Amendment: 


identify the Tynong Racecourse and Training 

Facility; 


insert the ‘Former Pakenham Racecourse 

Comprehensive Development Plan, February 

2010’; 

l rezones Pakenham Racecourse 

(approximately 27 hectares) from Special 

Use Zone, schedule 2, to Comprehensive 

Development Zone, schedule 2; and 

l rezones approximately 230 hectares of land 

at Tynong generally bound by Chippendale 

Road and Ararat Creek to the west, Nar 

Nar Goon–Longwarry Road to the north 

and Nine Mile Road to the east from Green 

Wedge Zone, schedule 1, to Special Use 

Zone, schedule 3. 






of the Cardinia Shire Council, Henty Way, 

Pakenham. 

PETER ALLEN 






GREATER GEELONG PLANNING SCHEME 




Amendment C200 to the Greater Geelong 





The Amendment applies to land at: 

l 6–26 Murradoc Road, Drysdale, and rezones 

the land from a Business 4 Zone to a Business 

1 Zone. The Amendment also provides 

for a planning permit to be granted for a 

Development of the land for Shops, creation 

of access to a Road Zone Category 1, 

Business identification signs and Internally 

illuminated signs and a reduction in the 

number of car parking spaces required, in 


l 245–253 South Valley Road, Highton, and 

rezones part of the land from Residential 1 

Zone to Business 1 Zone. The Amendment 

also provides for a planning permit to be 

granted for the development of the land 

for Shop, two lot Subdivision, creation 

of access to a Road Zone Category 1, 


illuminated signs and a reduction in the 

number of car parking and bicycle spaces 

required, in accordance with the endorsed 

plans. 

l 113–121 Albert Street and 190–194 Shannon 

Avenue, Geelong West, and rezone part 

of the land from Residential 1 Zone to 

Business 1 Zone and remove the Design and 

Development Overlay Schedules 1 and 14 

from the land to be rezoned to Business 1. 

The Amendment also provides for a planning 

permit to be granted for the development of 

the land for Shop, two lot Subdivision, 


illuminated signs, modification of access to 

a Road Zone Category 1 and a reduction in 

the number of car parking spaces required, in 


The Minister has granted permits under 


land parcels: 


l 6–26 Murradoc Road, Drysdale 

l 245–253 South Valley Road, Highton 

l 113–121 Albert Street and 190–194 Shannon 

Avenue, Geelong West.


A copy of the Amendment and permits 

can be inspected, free of charge, during office 

hours at the office of the Greater Geelong 

City Council, Customer Service Centre, Ground 

Floor, 131 Myers Street, Geelong. 





PETER ALLEN 






KNOX PLANNING SCHEME 


Amendment C86 


Amendment C86 to the Knox Planning 

Scheme. 




The Amendment rezones to Road Zone 1 

parcels of land required for the use and 

maintenance of the EastLink Freeway and 

rezones small parcels of locally managed land 

from Road Zone 1 to adjacent zoning. It also 

removes the redundant Public Acquisition 

Overlay 3 and some redundant portions of 

Public Acquisition Overlay 1 and 2. 


free of charge, at the Department of Planning and 


vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection and free of 

charge, during office hours, at the offices of the 

Knox City Council, 511 Burwood Highway, 

Wantirna South, Victoria. 

PETER ALLEN 






MORNINGTON PENINSULA 

PLANNING SCHEME 




Amendment C134 to the Mornington Peninsula 





The Amendment applies to land at 2–6 Lyons 

Street and 2 Nelson Street, Rye, and rezones the 

land from a Residential 1 Zone to a Business 

1 Zone and removes the schedule 1 to Design 

and Development Overlay that currently applies 

to the land. The Amendment also provides 

for a planning permit to be granted for the 

development of the land for Shop, Business 

identification signs, a reduction in the number 

of car parking spaces required and removal of 

vegetation, in accordance with endorsed plans. 

The Minister has granted the permit under 


land parcel: 


l 2–6 Lyons Street and 2 Nelson Street, Rye. 

A copy of the Amendment and permit can 

be inspected, free of charge, during office hours 

at the office of the Mornington Peninsula Shire 

Council, 90 Besgrove Street, Rosebud. 





PETER ALLEN 






NILLUMBIK PLANNING SCHEME 


Amendment C69 


Amendment C69 to the Nillumbik Planning 

Scheme.





The Amendment makes the following 

changes: amends the schedule to Clause 

52.03 – Specific Sites and Exclusions and the 

schedule to Clause 81.01 – Table of Documents 

incorporated in this Scheme, to include a new 

Incorporated Document titled ‘Hurstbridge Line 

Upgrade Project 2010’. 






of the City of Nillumbik. 

PETER ALLEN 






STONNINGTON PLANNING SCHEME 




Amendment C116 to the Stonnington Planning 

Scheme. 




The Amendment applies interim heritage 

controls to the Sorrett Avenue Precinct (HO396*) 

and the Sutherland Road Precinct (HO397*) until 

30 September 2011 by amending the Schedule 

to the Heritage Overlay and identifying the land 

on Planning Scheme Map Nos. 5HO and 6HO. 






of the Stonnington City Council, corner of 

Chapel Street and Greville Street, Prahran. 

PETER ALLEN 











Scheme. 




The Amendment applies interim heritage 

controls to the Hampden Road Extension 

Precinct, Armadale (HO136*) until 30 September 

2011 by amending the Schedule to the Heritage 

Overlay and identifying the land on Planning 

Scheme Map No. 5HO. 






of the Stonnington City Council, corner of 

Chapel Street and Greville Street, Prahran. 

PETER ALLEN 











Scheme. 




The Amendment modifies the Schedule to 

Clause 52.03 to identify the land at 267–271 

Malvern Road and 1 Surrey Road, South Yarra, 

as land which may be developed and used in 

accordance with the document titled ‘Prahran 

Precinct Redevelopment – Stage 1, July 2010’ 

and modifies the Schedule to Clause 81.01 

to list the document titled ‘Prahran Precinct 

Redevelopment – Stage 1, July 2010’.







of the Stonnington City Council, Prahran Town 

Hall, corner of Greville and Chapel Street, 

Prahran. 

PETER ALLEN 








Amendment C69 



Scheme. 





l rezones 3 hectares of land forming part of 

Lot 5 of Plan of Subdivision No. 344782 on 

the corner of Whytes Road and the Murray 

Valley Highway from a Farming Zone to a 

Business 1 Zone; 

l rezones approximately 5.5 hectares of land 

forming part of lot 5 on Plan of Subdivision 

No. 344782 and 3946 – 2954, Murray Valley 

Highway, surrounding the proposed Business 

1 Zone from a Farming Zone to a Mixed Use 

Zone; 

l rezones sections of land within Lot 5 on Plan 

of Subdivision No. 344782 from a Farming 

Zone to a Public Park and Recreation Zone 

in accordance with directions from Native 

Vegetation Precinct Plan; 

l rezones the balance of Lot 5 on Plan of 

Subdivision No. 344782 and Lot 81 on 

Plan of Subdivision No. 545522 site from a 

Farming Zone to a Residential 1 Zone (R1Z) 

to facilitate the site’s urban development for 

residential purposes; 

l includes unzoned former Commonwealth 

Land, know as Lots 1 and 2 TP849697 into 

the Wodonga Planning Scheme within a 


l corrects mapping anomalies in the current 

zone boundaries for the Public Park and 

Recreation Zone (PPRZ) and the Farming 

Zone (FZ) to align it with the correct 

property boundary of Lots 81 and 82 on plan 

of Subdivision 545522; 

l incorporates into the Planning Scheme a 

Native Vegetation Precinct Plan (NVPP) for 

the Riverside Development; 

l incorporates a Precinct Plan for Eastern 

Huon Hill and Surrounding Floodplain, 

(March 2007) for the site; 

l introduces a Development Plan Overlay 

(Sch 15) to guide residential and urban 

development within the site and generally 

describe the relationship of development 

proposed on the land to existing and proposed 

development; 

l applies a Design and Development Overlay 

(Sch 9) over the proposed Business 1 Zone 

within the Riverside Estate; 

l amends the Schedule to the Business 1 Zone 

to include a combined leasable floor space 

limit for shops in the Riverside Estate; 

l amends the Schedule to the Mixed Use Zone 

to include floor space limitations for shops 

and offices in the Riverside Estate; and 

l introduces an Environmental Audit Overlay 

is provided over land formerly owned by 

the Department of Defence and over land 

previously used for a service station. 






of the Wodonga City Council, 104 Hovell 

Street, Wodonga. 

PETER ALLEN 






YARRA PLANNING SCHEME 




Amendment C136 to the Yarra Planning 

Scheme.





The Amendment modifies the Schedule to 

Clause 52.03 to identify the land which may 

be used and developed in accordance with the 

documents titled ‘Richmond Walk Up Estate 

Redevelopment’ and ‘Atherton Gardens – Fitzroy 

Hub’ and modifies the Schedule to Clause 

81.01 to include the documents ‘Richmond 

Walk Up Estate Redevelopment, August 2010’ 

and ‘Atherton Gardens – Fitzroy Hub, August 

2010’. 






of the Yarra City Council, 333 Bridge Road, 

Richmond. 

PETER ALLEN 




Community Development


orders in council 

Project Development and Construction Management Act 1994 

ORDER AMENDING 

APPLICATION ORDER RELATING TO MELBOURNE CONVENTION CENTRE 

DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 

Order in Council 

The Administrator of the State of Victoria, as the Governor’s Deputy, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, under section 8A of the Project Development and Construction Management 

Act 1994 (‘the Act’), amends the application order in relation to the Melbourne Convention Centre 

Development Project (‘the Project’) (a nominated project under the Act) dated 19 February 2008 

and published in the Government Gazette on 21 February 2008 (‘the section 8 Order’) to include 

the following additional references: 

(a) in the fifth line of paragraph (a) of the section 8 Order as published, the reference ‘, 26’ shall be 

included immediately after the reference ‘25’; and 

(b) in the seventh line of paragraph (b) of the section 8 Order as published, the reference ‘, 26’ shall 

be included immediately after the reference ‘25’. 

This Order comes into effect from the date it is published in the Government Gazette. 


Responsible Minister 

HON ROB HULLS MP 

Acting Premier 

MATTHEW McBEATH 

Clerk of the Executive Council 

Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983 

orders declaring PART OF SOUTHERN CROSS STATION PRECINCT TO BE THE 

SOUTHERN CROSS STATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF SECTION 57 OF THE TRANSPORT 

(COMPLIANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS) ACT 1983 

Order in Council 

The Administrator of the State of Victoria, as the Governor’s Deputy, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, acting under section 57(1) of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) 

Act 1983, makes the following Order: 

Under section 57(1) of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983, that part of 

the Southern Cross Station Precinct comprising the concourse, platforms, public access ways, foot 

bridges, escalators, tracks, coach station, locker rooms, passenger lounges, prayer room, toilets, 

ticket and Myki offices and other public areas but excluding all other commercial retail shops, 

outlets and retail areas is, for the purposes of sections 2(1) and 56(1) of that Act, the Southern Cross 

Station. 


Responsible Minister 

MARTIN PAKULA MP 

Minister for Public Transport 

MATTHEW McBEATH 

Clerk of the Executive Council


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