Water Agencies (Water Restrictions) Amendment By-laws 2001 (WA)
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Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984
Water Agencies (Water Restrictions)
Amendment By-laws 2001
Made by the Minister for the Environment and Heritage under section 34(1) of the Act.
1. Citation
These by-laws may be cited as the Water Agencies (Water
Restrictions) Amendment By-laws 2001.2. Schedule 1 replaced
Water Agencies (Water Restrictions) inserted instead —
Schedule 1 to the
“ Schedule 1 — Restrictions on watering lawns
and gardens
[bl. 2]
1. Interpretation “morning period” means the period before 9.00 a.m.; “specified” means specified in a notice under by-law 2(3).
In this Schedule —
2. Stage 1
A person must not water a lawn or garden except by —
(a) reticulation during either, but not both, the morning period or the evening period on a particular day; (b) a hand held hose with one outlet; or (c) a hand held watering can. 3. Stage 2
(1) A person must not water a lawn or garden except by —
(a) reticulation during either, but not both, the morning period or the evening period — (i) on any even numbered day of the month if the relevant property has an even street number or, where there is no street number, an even lot number; or
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(ii) on any odd numbered day of the month if the relevant property has an odd street number or, where there is no street number, an odd lot number;
(b) a hand held hose with one outlet; or (c) a hand held watering can.
(2) A person must not spray a building, path, paved area or road
except to the minimum extent necessary for —
(a) fire fighting; (b)
the cleaning of the building, path, paved area or road so as to avoid a threat to public health; or
(c)
the construction or repair of the building, path, paved area or road.
(3) A person must not fill a swimming pool except to the
minimum extent necessary to maintain the proper
functioning of the pool by replacing water lost through
evaporation or ordinary use.4. Stage 3
(1) A person must not water a lawn or garden except by —
(a) reticulation during either, but not both, the morning period or the evening period — (i) on any Saturday, Monday or Thursday if the relevant property has an even street number or, where there is no street number, an even lot number; or
(ii) on any Sunday, Tuesday or Friday if the relevant property has an odd street number or, where there is no street number, an odd lot number;
(b) a hand held hose with one outlet; or (c) a hand held watering can.
(2) A person must not spray a building, path, paved area or road
except to the minimum extent necessary for —
(a) fire fighting; (b)
the cleaning of the building, path, paved area or road so as to avoid a threat to public health; or
(c)
the construction or repair of the building, path, paved area or road.
(3) A person must not fill a swimming pool except to the
minimum extent necessary to maintain the proper
functioning of the pool by replacing water lost through
evaporation or ordinary use.
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5. Stage 4
(1) A person must not water a lawn or garden except by —
(a) reticulation during either, but not both, the morning 2 days of the week specified in relation to the relevant property;
(b) a hand held hose with one outlet; or (c) a hand held watering can.
(2) A person must not spray a building, path, paved area or road
except to the minimum extent necessary for —
(a) fire fighting; (b)
the cleaning of the building, path, paved area or road so as to avoid a threat to public health; or
(c)
the construction or repair of the building, path, paved area or road.
(3) A person must not fill a swimming pool except to the
minimum extent necessary to maintain the proper
functioning of the pool by replacing water lost through
evaporation or ordinary use.6. Stage 5
(1) A person must not water a lawn or garden except by —
(a)
reticulation during either, but not both, the morning period or the evening period on one day of the week specified in relation to the relevant property;
(b) a hand held hose with one outlet; or (c) a hand held watering can.
(2) A person must not spray a building, path, paved area or road
except to the minimum extent necessary for —
(a) fire fighting; (b)
the cleaning of the building, path, paved area or road so as to avoid a threat to public health; or
(c)
the construction or repair of the building, path, paved area or road.
(3) A person must not fill a swimming pool except to the
minimum extent necessary to maintain the proper
functioning of the pool by replacing water lost through
evaporation or ordinary use.7. Stage 6
(1) A person must not water a lawn or garden except by —
(a) a hand held hose with one outlet; or (b) a hand held watering can.
(2) A person must not spray a building, path, paved area or road
except to the minimum extent necessary for —
(a) fire fighting;
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(b)
the cleaning of the building, path, paved area or road so as to avoid a threat to public health; or
(c)
the construction or repair of the building, path, paved area or road.
(3) A person must not fill a swimming pool except to the
minimum extent necessary to maintain the proper
functioning of the pool by replacing water lost through
evaporation or ordinary use.8. Stage 7
(1) A person must not water a lawn or garden except by a hand
held watering can.(2) A person must not spray a building, path, paved area or road
except to the minimum extent necessary for —
(a) fire fighting; (b)
the cleaning of the building, path, paved area or road so as to avoid a threat to public health; or
(c)
the construction or repair of the building, path, paved area or road.
(3) A person must not fill a swimming pool.
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[* Published in Gazette 29 September 1998, p. 5401-5.
For amendments to 3 September see 2000 Index to
Legislation of Western Australia, Table 4, p. 384-5.]
JUDY EDWARDS, Minister for the Environment and Heritage.
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