Water Agencies (Charges) Amendment By-laws 2004 (WA)

29 June 2004 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 2467

Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984

Water Agencies (Charges) Amendment

By-laws 2004

Made by the Minister under section 34(1).

1.             Citation

These by-laws may be cited as the Water Agencies (Charges) Amendment By-laws 2004.
2.	Commencement These by-laws come into operation on 1 July 2004.

3.             The by-laws amended

The amendments in these by-laws are to the Water Agencies
(Charges) By-laws 1987*.

[* Reprint 3 as at 9 May 2003.

For amendments to 17 June 2004 see Western Australian Legislation Information Tables for 2003, Table 4, p. 415.]

4.             By-law 9B replaced

By-law 9B is repealed and the following by-law is inserted instead —

“

9B.	Prescribed percentage under section 41B(5)
(1)	For the purposes of section 41B(5) of the Act, a percentage of 0.0% is prescribed in relation to a charge payable under Schedule 3 item 8 or 10(c), or Schedule 4 item 3.
(2)	For the purposes of section 41B(5) of the Act, a percentage of 12.4% is prescribed in relation to a charge payable under Schedule 3 item 10, other than subitem 10(c), or Schedule 4 item 4 or 5.

”.

5.             By-law 17C amended

(1)	By-law 17C(1) is amended by deleting “item 9(d)” and inserting instead —
“ item 9(c) ”.

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(2)	By-law 17C(2) is amended by deleting “item 9(d)” and inserting instead —
“ item 9(c) ”.
(3)	By-law 17C(3) is amended as follows:

(a)	by deleting “item 9(d)” and inserting instead — “ item 9(c) ”;
(b)

by deleting “13.3%” in the 2 places where it occurs and “ 12.4% ”.

6.             By-law 25A amended

By-law 25A(6) is amended by deleting “13.3%” in the 2 places where it occurs and inserting instead in both places —

“ 12.4% ”.

7.             Schedule 1 amended

(1)	The heading to Schedule 1 is amended by deleting “2003/2004” and inserting instead —
“ 2004/2005 ”.
(2)	Schedule 1 Division 1 is amended in item 4 by deleting “$50.25” and inserting instead —
“ $51.45 ”.
(3)	Schedule 1 Division 1 is amended by deleting the Table to item 9 and inserting the following Table instead —

“

Table of meter-based fixed charges

Meter size	Charge
mm	$
15	452.00
20	452.00
25	706.30

30   1 017.00

35   1 808.00

38   1 808.00

40   1 808.00

50   2 825.00

70   7 232.00

75   7 232.00

80   7 232.00

100   11 300.00

140   25 425.00

150   25 425.00

”.

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(4) Schedule 1 Division 1 item 11 is deleted and the following item
is inserted instead —

“

11. Additional connections supply connection, for each additional connection not the subject of a charge under item 14 —

(a) for —

(i)     residential property in the

metropolitan area a charge of ..... $149.00
(ii)	non-residential property in the metropolitan area, a charge based on meter size of the additional service as set out in the following Table —

Table of meter-based fixed charges

Meter size	Charge
mm	$
20	452.00
25	706.30

30   1 017.00

40   1 808.00

50   2 825.00

80   7 232.00

100   11 300.00

150   25 425.00

200   45 200.00

250   70 625.00

300   101 700.00

350   138 425.00

(b)	not in the metropolitan area, for
additional connections, a charge of .... $149.00

or

(c) not in the metropolitan area, for size of the additional service as set out in the following Table —
additional commercial and industrial

Table of meter-based fixed charges

Meter size	Charge
mm	$
15	452.00
20	452.00
25	706.30

30   1 017.00

35   1 384.30

38   1 384.30

40   1 384.30

50   1 819.85

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Meter size	Charge
mm	$

70   3 612.85

75   3 612.85

80   3 612.85

100   5 771.95

140   13 646.70

150   13 646.70

”.

(5) Schedule 1 Division 1 item 16 is deleted and the following item
is inserted instead —

“

16. Metropolitan non-residential (except strata-titled units not being land mentioned in item 17, a charge determined by meter size as set out in the following Table —
that share a service)

Table of meter-based fixed charges

Meter size 2003/2004

mm	$
20	452.00
25	706.30

30   1 017.00

40   1 808.00

50   2 825.00

80   7 232.00

100   11 300.00

150   25 425.00

200   45 200.00

250   70 625.00

300   101 700.00

350   138 425.00

”.

(6) Schedule 1 Division 3 items 22, 23, 24 and 25 are deleted and
the following items are inserted instead —

“

22. Metropolitan non-residential metropolitan area that is not comprised in a residential property, or any other land classified as Vacant Land held for residential purposes, not being water for which a charge is otherwise specifically provided in this Division —

(a) in the case of land not mentioned in paragraph (b)

or (c) —

Up to 600 kL ...........................................	71.0 cents
Over 600 kL but not over 1 100 000 kL .........	79.4 cents
Over 1 100 000 kL ................................	77.3 cents

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(b) in the case of land classified as

Metropolitan Farmland —

All water supplied .................................. 93.1 cents
(c)	in the case of land classified as

Commercial/Residential —

Up to 150 kL ...........................................	41.6 cents
Over 150 kL but not over 750 kL ...........	71.0 cents
Over 750 kL ............................................	79.4 cents

23. Connected metropolitan exempt charge is otherwise provided in item 26 or 28, supplied to land described in by-law 4 that is in the metropolitan area —

Up to 600 kL ...............................................	71.0 cents
Over 600 kL but not over 1 100 000 kL ....	79.4 cents
Over 1 100 000 kL ......................................	77.3 cents

24. Connected non-metropolitan residential exempt charge is otherwise specifically provided in this Division, supplied to land described in by-law 4 that is comprised in a residential property and is not in the metropolitan area —

up to 300 kL .................................................	82.9 cents
over 300 kL ..................................................	144.8 cents

25. Non-metropolitan non-residential charge is otherwise specifically provided in this Division, supplied to land that is neither in the metropolitan area nor comprised in a residential property, or any other land classified as Vacant Land held for residential purposes, where the land is classified as —

(a)

Government —

up to 300 kL ......................................	82.9 cents
over 300 kL .......................................	144.8 cents

(b)

Commercial or Industrial property (according to the Grain Storage or Irrigated Market Gardens —
classification of the town/area in which that

Consumption Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5

(kL) (c/kL) (c/kL) (c/kL) (c/kL) (c/kL)

Up to 300	82.9	110.1	120.9	132.2	135.8
Over 300	144.8	196.3	218.8	249.1	279.2

(c)	Vacant Land —
all water supplied .............................. 119.8 cents
(d)	Farmland —
all water supplied .............................. 93.1 cents

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(e)

Mining —

all water supplied .............................. 164.6 cents

(f)

Institutional/Public —

up to 300 kL ......................................	82.9 cents
over 300 kL .......................................	144.8 cents

(g)

Charitable Purposes —

up to 300 kL ......................................	82.9 cents
over 300 kL .......................................	144.8 cents

(h)

Commercial/Residential (according to the classification of the town/area in which that property is situated, as set out in Schedule 10) —

Consumption	Class 1	Class 2	Class 3	Class 4	Class 5
(kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)

Up to 150	41.6	41.6	41.6	41.6	41.6
Over 150 but not
over 450	82.9	110.1	120.9	132.2	135.8
Over 450	144.8	196.3	218.8	249.1	279.2

”.

(7) Schedule 1 Division 3 items 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31 are deleted
and the following items are inserted instead —

“

27.            Local government standpipes

For each kilolitre of water supplied through

a local government standpipe ...................... 93.1 cents

28. Shipping taken on board any ship in port —

(a)

in the metropolitan area —

up to 600 kL …………………………...	71.0 cents
over 600 kL but not over 1 100 000 kL …….	79.4 cents
over 1 100 000 kL ……………………...	77.3 cents

(b)

not in the metropolitan area (according to the classification of the town/area in which that property is situated, as set out in Schedule 10) —

Consumption	Class 1	Class 2	Class 3	Class 4	Class 5
(kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)

Up to 300	82.9	110.1	120.9	132.2	135.8
Over 300	144.8	196.3	218.8	249.1	279.2

29.            Stock

For each kilolitre of water supplied for the
purpose of watering stock on land that is not

the subject of a charge under item 9 .............. 93.1 cents

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30. Building residential property, nor any other property held for residential purposes, through a water supply connection that is provided for building purposes —

(a) in the metropolitan area, the charge supplied to the land;
that would apply under item 22 if
the water supplied through that

(b) not in the metropolitan area ............ 119.8 cents

31.            Metropolitan hydrant standpipes

For each kilolitre of water supplied through a

hydrant standpipe in the metropolitan area ...... 79.4 cents

”.

8.             Schedule 2 amended

(1)	The heading to Schedule 2 is amended by deleting “2003/2004” and inserting instead —
“ 2004/2005 ”.
(2)	Schedule 2 Division 1 items 1 and 2 are deleted and the following item is inserted instead —

“

1. Supply under by-law 31A of the Ord Irrigation District
By-laws other than under Division 2

by-law 31A of the Ord Irrigation District By-laws for purposes other than those mentioned in Division 2, an amount per supply point of —

(a)	where the supply is assured .............	$186.25
(b)	where the supply is not assured .......	$136.30

”.

(3) Schedule 2 Division 2 item 3 is deleted and the following item
is inserted instead —

“

3. Supply under by-law 31A of the Ord Irrigation District
By-laws
In respect of land to which water is supplied under

purposes of stock-water or dust prevention in feed lots —

(a)	where the maximum area used as a feed lot during the year is not more than 4 hectares ……………………….	$499.55
(b)	where the maximum area used as a
feed lot during the year is more than
4 hectares, the amount specified in paragraph (a) and, for each hectare (or part thereof) in excess of 4 hectares
that is so used, a further amount of …..	$99.35

”.

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9.             Schedule 3 amended

(1)	The heading to Schedule 3 is amended by deleting “2003/2004” and inserting instead —
“ 2004/2005 ”.
(2)	Schedule 3 Division 1 items 1 and 2 are deleted and the following items are inserted instead —

“

1. Connected metropolitan exempt metropolitan area, not being a non-commercial Government property, or a property held by a Government trading organisation —

(a) in the case of land used as a home for

the aged —

for the first major fixture that

discharges into the sewer .................. $139.80

for each additional major fixture that

discharges into the sewer .................. $61.50
(b)	in any other case, a charge equal to the

number of major fixtures multiplied

by ............................................................ $139.80

2. Connected country exempt classified as —

(a) Institutional/Public an amount of —

for the first major fixture that

discharges into the sewer ................. $139.80

for each additional major fixture that

discharges into the sewer ................. $61.50
(b)	Charitable Purposes, an amount of —

for the first major fixture that

discharges into the sewer ................. $139.80

for each additional major fixture that

discharges into the sewer ................. $61.50
(c)	General Exempt, an amount for each
connection to the sewer of ................. $777.00

”.

(3) Schedule 3 Division 1 items 4, 5, 6 and 7 are deleted and the
following items are inserted instead —

“

4.              Strata-titled storage unit and strata-titled parking bay

In respect of land comprised in a unit used
for storage purposes or as a parking bay that
is a lot within the meaning of the

Strata Titles Act 1985 ..................................... $51.45

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5. Commercial or Industrial strata-titled unit (except a In respect of land that —

(a)	is classified Commercial or Industrial;
(b)	comprises a unit that is a lot within the meaning of the Strata Titles Act 1985;
(c)	shares a major fixture with another unit described in paragraph (b) and has no other major fixtures that discharge into the sewer; and
(d)	is not land mentioned in item 4,

and where the total number of major fixtures shared by all the units on the relevant strata plan is less than the number

of those units ............................................. $303.70

6.              Land from which industrial waste is discharged into a sewer of the Corporation in the metropolitan area Discharge pursuant to a permit classified by the Corporation as —

(a)	a minor permit ..............................	$163.00
(b)	a medium permit ..........................	$163.00
(c)	a major permit ...............................	$163.00

7.              Land from which industrial waste is discharged into a sewer of the Corporation outside the metropolitan area Discharge pursuant to a permit classified by the Corporation as —

(a)	a minor permit .......................…...	$163.00
(b)	a medium permit ..........................	$163.00
(c)	a major permit ...............................	$163.00

”.

(4) Schedule 3 Division 2 items 9 and 10 are deleted and the
following items are inserted instead —

“

9. Vacant metropolitan non-residential being —

(a)	land comprised in a residential property;
(b)	a nursing home;
(c)	a caravan park; or
(d)	land referred to in item 1 or 3, an amount for each dollar of the GRV —

Up to $9 100 ....................	2.920 cents/$ of GRV
Over $9 100 .....................	2.890 cents/$ of GRV
Subject to a minimum in
respect of any vacant land
the subject of a separate
assessment of ....................	$177.70

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10. Country column 1 of the following Table, not being land referred to in Division 1 or Division 7 —

(a)	where the land is classified as Residential, an amount for each dollar of the GRV as set out in column 2 of the Table;
(b)	where the land is not classified as Residential, a
percentage of the amount set out in column 3 of the Table for each dollar of the GRV —

up to $150 600 .............…....	100% of the amount
over $150 600 but not over
$753 300 ......................…...	80% of the amount
over $753 300 but not over
$1 506 700 ………………...	60% of the amount
over $1 506 700 but not over
$3 013 400 ………………...	40% of the amount
over $3 013 400 …………...	20% of the amount

subject to a minimum in respect of any land the
subject of a separate assessment of —

(c)	in the case of land classified as
Residential ............................... $220.30
(d)	in the case of land classified as
Vacant Land ............................. $155.50
(e)	in the case of land not

classified as Residential or

Vacant Land …………………. $488.60

and subject to a maximum in

respect of any land classified as

Residential, or classified as

Vacant Land and held for

residential purposes .................. $599.20

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3

Country (Residential) (Non-residential)

sewerage area	cents/$ of GRV	cents/$ of GRV
Albany	9.484	9.339
Augusta	7.450	7.110
Australind	7.283	1.721
Beverley	12.000	12.000
Binningup	11.473	5.577
Boddington	9.324	7.025
Boyanup	12.000	12.000
Bremer Bay	7.460	6.113
Bridgetown	9.529	11.473
Broome	4.615	3.828
Brunswick	6.427	7.058
Bunbury
(1/7/04 Values)	5.480	4.745

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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3

Country (Residential) (Non-residential)

sewerage area cents/$ of GRV cents/$ of GRV

Bunbury

(1/7/02 Values)	5.480	4.745
Burekup	7.969	4.010
Busselton	4.870	4.841
Cape Burney	8.912	7.649
Capel	10.534	6.634
Carnarvon	9.808	9.014
Cervantes	7.352	1.972
Collie	9.820	10.926
Corrigin	10.318	8.678
Cowaramup	8.164	6.537
Cranbrook	12.000	12.000
Cunderdin	9.180	12.000
Dardanup	12.000	10.671
Denham	8.791	7.420
Denmark	7.284	7.692
Derby	6.155	7.249
Dongara-Denison	9.584	6.065
Donnybrook	11.472	12.000
Dunsborough	6.660	6.161
Eaton
(1/07/04 Values)	6.261	4.745
Eaton
(1/7/03 Values)	8.432	6.340
Eneabba	12.000	12.000
Esperance	6.393	6.100
Exmouth	6.606	3.693
Fitzroy Crossing	9.702	10.406
Geraldton	7.051	5.905
Gnowangerup	10.350	9.400
Greenhead	10.767	8.562
Halls Creek	5.631	10.446
Harvey	7.463	6.239
Horrocks	12.000	7.206
Jurien Bay	8.030	4.044
Kalbarri	7.113	3.569
Karratha	4.577	4.883
Katanning	6.059	7.713
Kellerberrin	11.091	12.000
Kojonup	9.034	12.000
Kununurra	5.416	5.275
Lake Argyle	9.423	12.000
Lancelin	7.747	3.048

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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3

Country (Residential) (Non-residential)

sewerage area	cents/$ of GRV	cents/$ of GRV
Laverton	6.068	10.080
Ledge Point	8.975	7.319
Leeman	10.254	8.154
Leonora	4.075	8.814
Mandurah
(1/7/01 Values)	5.563	4.466
Mandurah
(1/7/02 Values)	7.849	4.931
Manjimup	8.714	8.679
Margaret River	4.417	3.463
Meckering	10.323	12.000
Merredin	9.103	8.559
Mount Barker	9.606	8.721
Mukinbudin	12.000	8.092
Nannup	12.000	12.000
Narembeen	12.000	11.492
Narrogin	6.456	7.359
Newdegate	11.533	7.506
Newman	5.858	12.000
Northam	6.788	7.982
Onslow	12.000	7.931
Pemberton	12.000	11.977
Pingelly	10.157	8.652
Pinjarra	6.725	6.428
Port Hedland	6.890	4.321
Quairading	11.444	11.836
Roebourne	12.000	12.000
Seabird	12.000	12.000
Three Springs	10.780	8.501
Toodyay	12.000	9.951
Wagin	8.361	10.018
Walpole	11.957	10.997
Waroona	6.677	6.640
Wickham	6.846	7.669
Williams	12.000	12.000
Wongan Hills	6.222	7.292
Wundowie	7.603	9.290
Wyalkatchem	12.000	12.000
Wyndham	11.549	12.000
York	12.000	12.000

”.

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(5) Schedule 3 Division 3 items 11, 12 and 13 are deleted and the
following items are inserted instead —

“

11. Industrial waste discharged into a sewer of the Corporation pursuant to a permit of the Corporation classified as a major permit —
Corporation pursuant to a major permit

(a)	for volume .................................	100.0 c/kL
(b)	for B.O.D. —

(i)     with a concentration of up

to 5 kg per kL .................... 87.0 c/kg

(ii)   with a concentration of

over 5 kg per kL ................ 174.0 c/kg

(c)	for suspended solids —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 2 kg per kL .................... 82.0 c/kg

(ii)   with a concentration of

over 2 kg per kL ................ 164.0 c/kg

(d)	for chemical oxygen demand —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 10 kg per kL .................. 35.0 c/kg

(ii)   with a concentration of

over 10 kg per kL .............. 70.0 c/kg

(e)	for oil and grease —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 0.3 kg per kL …………. 39.0 c/kg

(ii)	with a concentration over 0.3 kg per kL but not over 0.6 kg per kL ......................	78.0 c/kg
(iii)	with a concentration of
over 0.6 kg per kL .............	157.0 c/kg
(f)	for acidity (pH < 6) ...................	27.0 c/kg
(g)	for alkalinity (pH > 10) .............	11.0 c/kg
(h)	for nitrogen ...............................	25.0 c/kg
(i)	for phosphorus ..........................	27.0 c/kg
(j)	for sulphate —

(i)     with a concentration of up

to 0.05 kg per kL ............... no charge

(ii)   with a concentration of

over 0.05 kg per kL ........... 41.0 c/kg

(k)	for total dissolved salts —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 1 kg per kL .................... no charge

(ii)    with a concentration over

1 kg per kL but not over

3 kg per kL ........................ 0.1 c/kg

(iii)  with a concentration over

3 kg per kL but not over

6 kg per kL ........................ 0.6 c/kg

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(iv)  with a concentration of

over 6 kg per kL ................ 6.6 c/kg

(l)	for chromium —
(i) with a concentration of up to

0.03 kg per day .................. 412.0 c/kg

(ii)    with a concentration over

0.03 kg per day but not

over 1 kg per day ............... 823.0 c/kg

(iii)  with a concentration of over

1 kg per day ....................... 3 285.0 c/kg

(m)	for copper —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 0.03 kg per day ............. 412.0 c/kg

(ii)    with a concentration over

0.03 kg per day but not

over 0.12 kg per day .......... 823.0 c/kg

(iii)  with a concentration of

over 0.12 kg per day ......... 3 285.0 c/kg

(n)	for lead —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 0.03 kg per day ............. 412.0 c/kg

(ii)    with a concentration over

0.03 kg per day but not

over 0.3 kg per day ............ 823.0 c/kg

(iii)  with a concentration of

over 0.3 kg per day ........... 3 285.0 c/kg

(o)	for nickel —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 0.006 kg per day ........... 412.0 c/kg

(ii)    with a concentration over

0.006 kg per day but not

over 0.15 kg per day .......... 823.0 c/kg

(iii)  with a concentration of

over 0.15 kg per day ......... 3 285.0 c/kg

(p)	for zinc —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 0.05 kg per day ............ 412.0 c/kg

(ii)    with a concentration over

0.05 kg per day but not

over 0.5 kg per day ............ 823.0 c/kg

(iii)  with a concentration of

over 0.5 kg per day ........... 3 285.0 c/kg

(q)	for arsenic —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 0.001 kg per day ........... 412.0 c/kg

(ii)    with a concentration over

0.001 kg per day but not

over 0.04 kg per day .......... 4 114.0 c/kg

(iii)  with a concentration of

over 0.04 kg per day ......... 41 145.0 c/kg

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(r)	for cadmium —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 0.001 kg per day ........... 412.0 c/kg

(ii)    with a concentration over

0.001 kg per day but not

over 0.015 kg per day ........ 4 114.0 c/kg

(iii)  with a concentration of

over 0.015 kg per day ....... 41 145.0 c/kg

(s)	for molybdenum or selenium —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 0.001 kg per day ........... 412.0 c/kg

(ii)    with a concentration over

0.001 kg per day but not

over 0.02 kg per day .......... 4 114.0 c/kg

(iii)  with a concentration of

over 0.02 kg per day ......... 41 145.0 c/kg

(t)	for silver —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 0.002 kg per day ........... 412.0 c/kg

(ii)    with a concentration over

0.002 kg per day but not

over 0.01 kg per day ........ 4 114.0 c/kg

(iii)  with a concentration of

over 0.01 kg per day .......... 41 145.0 c/kg

(u)	for mercury —
(i) with a concentration of up

to 0.0001 kg per day ......... 412.0 c/kg

(ii)	with a concentration over 0.0001 kg per day but not over 0.001 kg per day ........	41 145.0 c/kg
(iii)	with a concentration of
over 0.001 kg per day .......	308 635.0 c/kg

12.            Shipping wastewater tankered to the sewer

For raw shipping wastewater tankered from Fremantle and discharged into a sewer of the Corporation ........................... 223.0 c/kL

13.            Effluent discharged from a septic tank effluent pumping

system into a sewer of the Corporation For effluent discharged from a septic tank effluent pumping system into a sewer of

the Corporation ......................................... 104.8 c/kL

”.

(6) Schedule 3 Divisions 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 are deleted and the
following Divisions are inserted instead —

“

Division 4 — Metropolitan combined charges

14.            Metropolitan non-residential (other than vacant land) In respect of land in the metropolitan area that is not —

(a) comprised in a residential property;

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(b) referred to in item 1, 3, 4, 15, 16 or 17,

the charge is calculated in accordance with the following

formula —

If (P + Q) ≤ R, then — where —

P + Q
or if —
(P + Q) > R; and
N ≤ W,
then —
R
or if —
(P + Q) > R; and
N > W,
then —

P =

the annual charge calculated in accordance
with the formula in item 19;

Q =

the quantity charge calculated in accordance
with the formula in item 20;

R =

the charge calculated in accordance with the
following formula —
A × S
where —

A =	the charge payable in the 2003/2004 year;
S =	1.124;
N =	the discharge volume for the 2004/2005 year;
W =	the discharge volume for the 2003/2004 year; and
I =	1.829.

15. Metropolitan Government trading organisation and property held by a Government trading organisation, in the metropolitan area the charge payable in accordance with the following formula —
non-commercial Government property

Y + Q

where —

Y =	the charge payable for the relevant number of major fixtures in the 2004/2005 year as set out in the Table to item 19; and
Q =	the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 20.

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16. Metropolitan non-strata titled caravan park with long In respect of a caravan park in the metropolitan area —

(a)	not consisting of strata-titled caravan bays referred to in item 3; and
(b)	having long term residential caravan bays, the where — charge payable in accordance with the following formula —

AA =	a charge of $171.80 for each long term residential caravan bay; and
AB =	the charge for any part of the caravan park not comprised in long term residential caravan bays, calculated in accordance with the following formula — If (Y + Q) ≤ R, then — Y + Q or if —

(Y + Q) > R; and

N ≤ W,

then —
R

or if —

(Y + Q) > R; and

N > W,

then — where —

Y =

the charge payable for the number of major fixtures in the relevant part of the caravan park in the

2004/2005 year as set out in the Table
to item 19;

Q =

the quantity charge calculated in
accordance with the formula in item 20;

R =

the charge calculated in accordance
with the following formula —
A × S
where —

A =	the amount payable in the 2003/2004 year;
S =	1.124;
N =	the discharge volume for the 2004/2005 year;
W =	the discharge volume for the 2003/2004 year; and
I =	1.829.

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17. Metropolitan nursing home being a nursing home which is, or is part of, a home for the aged the charge is calculated in accordance with the following formula —

If (T + Q) ≤ ≤ R, then —

≤≤

T + Q
or if (T + Q) > R, then —
R

where —

T =	the charge calculated in accordance with the following formula —
U × × V

××

where —

U = the number of beds in the nursing home; and

V = $94.15;

Q =

the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the
formula in item 20; and

R =

the charge calculated in accordance with the following
formula —
A × S
where —

A =	the amount payable in the 2003/2004 year; and
S =	1.124.

18. Certain metropolitan strata-titled units
In respect of land in the metropolitan area that —

(a)	is not classified Residential or Vacant;
(b)	comprises a unit that is a lot within the meaning of the Strata Titles Act 1985; and
(c)	shares a major fixture with another unit described in paragraph (b) and has no other major fixtures that discharge into the sewer,

and where the total number of major fixtures shared by all
the units on the relevant strata plan is less than the number of
those units, an amount calculated in accordance with the
following formula —
T + Q
where —

T = $303.70; and

Q = the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the
formula in item 20.

Division 5 — Computation of combined

metropolitan charges

19. Formula for annual charge X
For the purposes of Division 4, the annual charge (“P”) is
calculated according to the following formula —

29 June 2004 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 2485

or if (A × B) > (C + D), then —
(A × B) – [{(A × B) – (C + D)} × E]

where —

A =	the amount payable in the 2003/2004 year;
B =	1.024;
C =	the charge payable for the relevant number of major fixtures for the 2004/2005 year as set out in the Table to this item;

D = discharge charge;

E = 0.250; and

X = the amount specified in relation to the 2004/2005 year for the relevant number of major fixtures as set out in the Table to this item.

Table of major fixture-based minimum charges per fixture

No. of fixtures 2004/2005

$

1   488.60

2   209.10

3   279.30

4+ 303.70

20. Formula for quantity charge where —
For the purposes of Division 4, the quantity charge (“Q”) is
calculated in accordance with the following formula —
If (F × G) ≤ H, then —
nil
or if (F × G) > H, then —

F =	the volume of water delivered to the property in the 2004/2005 year;
G =	the discharge factor set for the property for the 2004/2005 year;
H =	the discharge allowance for the 2004/2005 year calculated in accordance with item 21; and

I = 1.829, and where only the integer value (i.e. rounded down to thenearest whole number) of (F × G) – H is to be used incalculating the final charge.

21. Discharge allowance
For the purposes of item 20, the discharge allowance is —

(a) for land to which item 14 applies that is not L
mentioned in paragraphs (b) or (e), an amount of
water in kilolitres calculated in accordance with the
following formula —

2486 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 29 June 2004

or if X > C, then — L + [{(X – C)} / K] where —

X =	the annual charge for the 2004/2005 year calculated in accordance with the formula in item 19;
L =	200;
C =	the charge payable for the relevant number of major fixtures for the 2004/2005 year as set out in the Table to item 19; and

K = 1.829;

(b) for a non-commercial Government property, or a organisation, 200 kL of water;

(c)	for a caravan park referred to in item 16, an amount of water in kilolitres calculated in accordance with the following formula —
L + M where — L = 200; and M = 75 kL of water for each long term residential

caravan bay;

(d)	for a nursing home referred to in item 17, 75 kL of water per bed; and
(e)	for properties served through a common metered service, 200 kL of water for each property.

Division 6 — Service charges for industrial waste

22.            Inspection — routine program

For an inspection for a routine

program ...... $92.00/hour

23.            Meter reading — routine program

For each meter reading for a routine

program ................................................ $18.45

24.            Grab samples — routine program

For each grab sample for a routine

program ……………………………… $196.00

25.            Composite samples — routine program

For each composite for a routine

program ................................................ $459.00

26.            Establishment fee — unscheduled visit

Establishment fee for an unscheduled

visit ....................................................... $92.00/hour

27.            Product evaluation — unscheduled visit

Product evaluation for an unscheduled

visit ....................................................... $115.00/hour

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28.            Grab samples — unscheduled visit

For each grab sample for an

unscheduled visit .................................. $342.00

29.            Composite samples — unscheduled visit

For each composite sample for an

unscheduled visit .................................. $606.00

30.            Non permit holders discharging industrial waste

For a one-off discharge of industrial waste by a person who does not hold an industrial waste permit ..................... $92.00/hour

31.            Discharging industrial waste from an open area

For discharging industrial waste from

an open area ......................................... $1.09/square metre

Division 7 — Combined charges for country

Commercial/Industrial

32. Country Commercial/Industrial
In respect of land in a country sewerage area that is
classified as country Commercial/Industrial property and is
not referred to in item 4, 5, 33, 34 or 35, the charge is
calculated in accordance with the following formula —
If (P + Q) ≤ R, then —
P + Q
or if —

(P + Q) > R; and

N ≤	≤ W,
≤≤

then —
R

or if —

(P + Q) > R; and

N > W,

then — where —

P =	the annual charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 37;
Q =	the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 38;
R =	the maximum charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 36;
N =	the discharge volume for the 2004/2005 year;
W =	the discharge volume for the last available consumption year; and
I =	1.829.

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33. Country non-strata titled caravan park with long term In respect of a caravan park in a country sewerage area —

(a)	not consisting of strata-titled caravan bays referred to in item 3; and
(b)	having long term residential caravan bays, the where — charge payable in accordance with the following formula —

AA =	a charge of $171.80 for each long term residential caravan bay; and
AB =	the charge for any part of the caravan park not comprised in long term residential caravan bays, calculated in accordance with the following formula — If (Y + Q) ≤ R, then — Y + Q or if —

(Y + Q) > R; and

N ≤ W,

then —
R

or if —

(Y + Q) > R; and

N > W,

then — where —

Y =	the charge payable for the number of major fixtures in the relevant part of the caravan park in the
2004/2005 year as set out in the Table to item 37;
Q =	the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 38;
R =	the charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 36;
N =	the discharge volume for the 2004/2005 year;
W =	the discharge volume for the last available consumption year; and
I =	1.829.

34. Country nursing home being a nursing home which is, or is part of, a home for the

29 June 2004 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 2489

aged, the charge is calculated in accordance with the

following formula —

If (T + Q) ≤ R, then —
T + Q
or if (T + Q) > R, then —
R

where —

T = the charge calculated in accordance with the following
formula —

U × V

where —

U =	the number of beds in the nursing home; and
V =	$94.15;

Q =	the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 38; and
R =	the charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 36.

35. Certain country strata-titled units in a country sewerage area that —

(a)	comprises a unit that is a lot within the meaning of the Strata Titles Act 1985; and
(b)	shares a major fixture with another unit described in paragraph (a) and has no other major fixtures that discharge into the sewer,

and where the total number of major fixtures shared by all
the units on the relevant strata plan is less than the number of
those units, an amount is calculated in accordance with the
following formula —
T + Q
where —

T = $303.70; and

Q = the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the
formula in item 38.

36. Limit on increase
For the purposes of this Division, the maximum charge
(“R”) is calculated in accordance with the following
formula —
If (P + Q) − A > B, then —

if (A × S) > (A + J), then

(A ×	× S)
××

or if (A × S) ≤ (A + J), then
(A + J)

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or if (P + Q) − A ≤ B, then —

if (A × S) > [A + {(P + Q) − A} / O], then

(A ×	× S)
××

or if (A × S) ≤ [A + {(P + Q) − A} / O], then

[A + {(P + Q) − A} / O]

where —

P =	the target annual charge, based on the number of major fixtures calculated using the Table in item 37;
Q =	the ultimate discharge charge calculated using the formula in item 38, except that the discharge allowance calculated in accordance with item 39(a) is 200 kL;
A =	the equivalent full year charge payable in the 2003/2004 year;
S =	1.124;
B =	$833.33;
J =	$166.67; and
O =	5.

Division 8 — Computation of combined charges for country

Commercial/Industrial property

37. Formula for annual charge A – [{A – (C + D)} / E] where —
For the purposes of Division 7, the annual charge (“P”) is
calculated according to the following formula —
If A ≤ (C + D), then —
X

A =	the equivalent amount payable in the 2003/2004 year;
C =	the charge payable for the relevant number of major fixtures for the 2004/2005 year as set out in the Table to this item;
D =	the ultimate discharge charge;

E = 5; and

X = the amount specified in relation to the 2004/2005 year for the relevant number of major fixtures as set out in the Table to this item.

Table of major fixture-based minimum charges per fixture

No. of fixtures 2004/2005

$

1   488.60

2   209.10

3   279.30

4+ 303.70

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38. Formula for quantity charge where —
For the purposes of Division 7, the quantity charge (“Q”) is
calculated in accordance with the following formula —
If (F × G) ≤ H, then —
nil
or if (F × G) > H, then —

F =	the volume of water delivered to the property in the 2004/2005 year;
G =	the discharge factor set for the property for the 2004/2005 year;
H =	the discharge allowance for the 2004/2005 year calculated in accordance with item 39; and

I = 1.829, and where only the integer value (i.e. rounded down to thenearest whole number) of (F × G) – H is to be used incalculating the final charge.

39. Discharge allowance
For the purposes of item 38, the discharge allowance is —

(a) for land to which item 36 applies that is not L + [(X – C) / K] where —
mentioned in paragraph (d), an amount of water in
kilolitres calculated in accordance with the
following formula —
If X ≤ C, then —
L

X =	the annual charge for the 2004/2005 year calculated in accordance with the formula in item 37;
L =	200;
C =	the charge payable for the relevant number of major fixtures for the 2004/2005 year as set out in the Table to item 37; and

K = 1.829;

(b)	for a caravan park referred to in item 33, an amount of water in kilolitres calculated in accordance with the following formula —
L + M where — L = 200; and M = 75 kL of water for each long term residential

caravan bay;

(c)	for a nursing home referred to in item 34, 75 kL of water per bed; and
(d)	for properties served through a common metered service, 200 kL of water for each property.

”.

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10.           Schedule 4 amended

(1)	The heading to Schedule 4 is amended by deleting “2003/2004” and inserting instead —
“ 2004/2005 ”.
(2)	Schedule 4 Division 1 item 2 is deleted and the following item is inserted instead —

“

2.              Strata-titled storage unit and strata-titled parking bay

In respect of land comprised in a unit

used for storage purposes or as a
parking bay that is a lot within the

meaning of the Strata Titles Act 1985 .. $6.40

”.

(3) Schedule 4 Division 2 items 4 and 5 are deleted and the
following items are inserted instead —

“

4.              Land in a drainage area classified as Vacant Land

In respect of all land in a drainage

area classified as Vacant Land .......... 0.664 cents/$ of GRV

subject to a minimum in respect of

any land the subject of a separate

assessment of ..................................... $52.20

5.              Land in a drainage area as referred to in by-law 27 other

than land to which item 1, 2, 3 or 4 applies

In respect of all land in a drainage

area as referred to in by-law 27 other
than land to which item 1, 2, 3 or 4

applies ................................................ 0.695 cents/$ of GRV

subject to a minimum in respect of

any land the subject of a separate

assessment of ..................................... $52.20

”.

11.           Schedule 5 replaced

Schedule 5 is repealed and the following Schedule is inserted instead —

“

Schedule 5 — Charges for irrigation

[bl. 31]

1.              Ord Irrigation District

Charges by way of rate for land in the Ord Irrigation District where under by-law 31A of the Ord Irrigation District By-laws, the land is irrigated by pumping from works, an amount per hectare of land so irrigated of —

(a)	where the supply is assured ......	$106.65
(b)	where the supply is not assured ..	$80.55

”.

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12.           Schedule 7 amended

(1) Schedule 7 item 3 is deleted and the following item is inserted
instead —

“

3.              Rates of interest

By-law 7(4)(a)(ii) .............................	4.75% per annum
By-law 7(4)(b)(ii) .............................	5.75% per annum
By-law 8(2)(a) ..................................	5.75% per annum
By-law 8(2)(b)(i) ..............................	5.75% per annum
By-law 8(2)(b)(ii) .............................	5.75% per annum

”.

(2) Schedule 7 item 5 is deleted and the following item is inserted
instead —

“

5.              Interest on overdue amounts (by-law 9)

Interest on overdue amounts

(by-law 9) .......................................... 12.10% per annum

”.

13.

Schedules 8, 9 and 10 replaced are inserted instead —

“

Schedule 8 — Water supply charges for Government trading
organisations and non-commercial Government property

[bl. 8B]

1.              Annual charge (based on meter size)

Meter size	$
20 mm or less	452.00
25 mm	706.30
30 mm	1 017.00
40 mm	1 808.00
50 mm	2 825.00
70 mm	7 232.00
75 mm	7 232.00
80 mm	7 232.00
100 mm	11 300.00
140 mm	25 425.00
150 mm	25 425.00
200 mm	45 200.00
250 mm	70 625.00
300 mm	101 700.00
350 mm	138 425.00

subject to a minimum charge, where property is served but not metered by the Corporation, of ............................. $452.00

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2.              Volume charge (c/kL)

(1) Metropolitan —

(a)	first 600 kL ............…….	71.0 cents
(b)	601 kL to 1 100 000 kL ..	79.4 cents
(c)	over 1 100 000 kL ……...	77.3 cents

(2) Country (according to the classification of the town/area in
which that property is situated, as set out in Schedule 10) —

Consumption	Class 1	Class 2	Class 3	Class 4	Class 5
(kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)	(c/kL)

Up to 300	82.9	110.1	120.9	132.2	135.8
Over 300	144.8	196.3	218.8	249.1	279.2

Schedule 9 — Classification of towns/areas for the purpose of
determining quantity charges in the previous year

[bl. 17D(3)]

Class 1
Albany, Albany Farmlands, Allanooka Farmlands, Australind/Eaton,
Avon Hills, Bakers Hill, Boyanup, Broome,
Brunswick/Roelands/Burekup, Capel, Cervantes, Collie, Collie
Farmlands, Cunderdin, Dalyellup, Dampier, Dathagnoorara
Farmlands, Dongara/Denison, Donnybrook, Dunsborough/Yallingup,
Elleker, Esperance, Gabbadah, Geraldton, Grass Valley,
Hamel/Waroona, Harvey/Wokalup, Jurien, Kalbarri, Karakin,
Karratha, Karratha Supply Mains, Kellerberrin, Kununurra,
Mandurah, Margaret River, Meckering, Mingenew, Moora, Narngulu,
North Dandalup, Northam, Paraburdoo, Pinjarra, Porongorup, Port
Hedland, Riverside Gardens, South Hedland, Tammin, Tom Price,

Walkaway, Wedgefield, Wundowie, Yarloop/Wagerup.

Class 2
Augusta, Beverley, Binningup, Bodallin, Boddington, Boyup Brook,
Bridgetown/Hester, Burracoppin, Carnamah, Carnarvon, Coorow,
Dardanup, Darkan, Derby, Doodlakine, Dowerin, Dwellingup,
Eneabba, Eradu, Exmouth, Fitzroy Crossing, Gingin, Goomalling,
Greenbushes/Balingup, Greenhead, Guilderton, Halls Creek,
Highbury, Hines Hill, Lancelin, Laverton, Ledge Point, Leeman,
Leonora, Manjimup, Meekatharra, Merredin, Mount Magnet, Nannup,
Narrogin, Newman, Pemberton, Peppermint Beach, Preston Beach,
Three Springs, Three Springs Farmlands, Toodyay, Wagin, Williams,

Wiluna, Woodridge, York.

Class 3
Allanson, Arrowsmith Farmlands, Bindoon/Chittering, Bolgart,
Bremer Bay, Brookton, Broomehill, Bruce Rock, Bullaring, Calingiri,
Camballin, Condingup, Coolgardie, Cuballing, Cue, Dalwallinu,
Dangin, Denham (Saline), Denmark, Gascoyne, Gibson, Hopetoun,
Hyden, Kalgoorlie/Boulder, Katanning, Katanning Farmlands,
Kendenup Farmlands, Kirup, Kojonup/Muradup, Koorda, Lake
Argyle, Marble Bar, Marvel Loch, Morawa, Morawa Farmlands,
Mount Barker, Myalup, Nabawa, Narrikup, Northam Farmlands,
Northampton, Northcliffe, Pingelly, Pithara, Point Samson,
Popanyinning, Quairading, Roebourne, Seabird, Shackleton, Southern

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Cross, Walpole, Warralakin, Watheroo, Westonia, Wickepin,
Wickham, Wongan Hills, Woodanilling, Wyalkatchem, Wyndham,

Yalgoo, Yealering.

Class 4
Badgingarra, Ballidu, Bendering, Bullfinch, Bunjil, Caron, Corrigin, Cowaramup, Cranbrook, Dandaragan, Dudinin/Harrismith/Jitarning, Dumbleyung, Frankland, Gnowangerup, Horrocks, Jerramungup,
Kalannie, Kalgoorlie Farmlands, Kendenup, Kondinin,
Kukerin/Moulyinning, Kulin, Kununoppin, Lake Grace, Latham,
Merredin Farmlands, Miling, Moorine Rock, Mukinbudin, Mullewa,
Mullewa Farmlands, Narembeen, Narrogin Farmlands, Newdegate,
New Norcia, Norseman, Nullagine, Nyabing, Onslow, Perenjori,
Piesseville, Pingaring, Sandstone, Tambellup, Tincurrin, Trayning,

Wandering, Widgiemooltha, Wubin, Yerecoin.

Class 5
Arrino, Beacon, Bencubbin, Bindi Bindi, Borden, Broad Arrow,
Buntine, Coomberdale, Grass Patch, Karlgarin, Koolyanobbing, Lake
King, Menzies, Mount Roe, Mullalyup, Munglinup, Muntadgin,
Nungarin, Ongerup, Ora Banda, Pingrup, Quininup, Ravensthorpe,

Rocky Gully, Salmon Gums, Varley, Wellstead, Wittenoom, Yuna.

Schedule 10 — Classification of towns/areas for the purpose of
determining quantity charges in the current year

[bl. 17D(4)]

Class 1
Albany, Albany Farmlands, Allanooka Farmlands, Australind/Eaton,
Avon Hills, Bakers Hill, Boyanup, Broome,
Brunswick/Roelands/Burekup, Capel, Cervantes, Collie, Collie
Farmlands, Cunderdin, Dalyellup, Dampier, Dathagnoorara
Farmlands, Dongara/Denison, Donnybrook, Dunsborough/Yallingup,
Elleker, Esperance, Gabbadah, Geraldton, Gnarabup, Grass Valley,
Hamel/Waroona, Harvey/Wokalup, Jurien, Kalbarri, Karakin,
Karratha, Karratha Supply Mains, Kellerberrin, Kununurra,
Mandurah, Margaret River, Meckering, Mingenew, Moora, Narngulu,
North Dandalup, Northam, Park Ridge, Pinjarra, Porongorup, Port
Hedland, Riverside Gardens, South Hedland, Tammin, Walkaway,

Wedgefield, Wundowie, Yarloop/Wagerup.

Class 2
Augusta, Beverley, Binningup, Bodallin, Boddington, Boyup Brook,
Bridgetown/Hester, Burracoppin, Carnamah, Carnarvon, Coorow,
Dardanup, Darkan, Derby, Doodlakine, Dowerin, Dwellingup,
Eneabba, Eradu, Exmouth, Fitzroy Crossing, Gingin, Goomalling,
Greenbushes/Balingup, Greenhead, Guilderton, Halls Creek,
Highbury, Hines Hill, Lancelin, Laverton, Ledge Point, Leeman,
Leonora, Manjimup, Meekatharra, Merredin, Mount Magnet, Nannup,
Narrogin, Newman, Pemberton, Peppermint Beach, Preston Beach,
Three Springs, Three Springs Farmlands, Toodyay, Wagin, Williams,

Wiluna, Woodridge, York.

Class 3
Allanson, Arrowsmith Farmlands, Bindoon/Chittering, Bolgart,
Bremer Bay, Brookton, Broomehill, Bruce Rock, Bullaring, Calingiri,

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Camballin, Condingup, Coolgardie, Cuballing, Cue, Dalwallinu,
Dangin, Denham (Saline), Denmark, Gascoyne, Gibson, Hopetoun,
Hyden, Kalgoorlie/Boulder, Katanning, Katanning Farmlands,
Kendenup Farmlands, Kirup, Kojonup/Muradup, Koorda, Lake
Argyle, Marble Bar, Marvel Loch, Morawa, Morawa Farmlands,
Mount Barker, Myalup, Nabawa, Narrikup, Northam Farmlands,
Northampton, Northcliffe, Pingelly, Pithara, Point Samson,
Popanyinning, Porongorup Farmlands, Quairading, Roebourne,
Seabird, Shackleton, Southern Cross, Walpole, Warralakin, Watheroo,
Westonia, Wickepin, Wickham, Wongan Hills, Woodanilling,

Wyalkatchem, Wyndham, Yalgoo, Yealering.

Class 4
Badgingarra, Ballidu, Bendering, Bullfinch, Bunjil, Caron, Corrigin, Cowaramup, Cranbrook, Dandaragan, Dudinin/Harrismith/Jitarning, Dumbleyung, Frankland, Gnowangerup, Horrocks, Jerramungup,
Kalannie, Kalgoorlie Farmlands, Kendenup, Kondinin,
Kukerin/Moulyinning, Kulin, Kununoppin, Lake Grace, Latham,
Merredin Farmlands, Miling, Moorine Rock, Mukinbudin, Mullewa,
Mullewa Farmlands, Narembeen, Narrogin Farmlands, Newdegate,
New Norcia, Norseman, Nullagine, Nyabing, Onslow, Perenjori,
Piesseville, Pingaring, Sandstone, Tambellup, Tincurrin, Trayning,

Wandering, Widgiemooltha, Wubin, Yerecoin.

Class 5
Arrino, Beacon, Bencubbin, Bindi Bindi, Borden, Broad Arrow,
Buntine, Coomberdale, Grass Patch, Karlgarin, Koolyanobbing, Lake
King, Menzies, Mount Roe, Mullalyup, Munglinup, Muntadgin,
Nungarin, Ongerup, Ora Banda, Pingrup, Quininup, Ravensthorpe,

Rocky Gully, Salmon Gums, Varley, Wellstead, Wittenoom, Yuna.

”.

JUDY EDWARDS, Minister for the Environment.