Water Authority (Charges) Amendment By-laws 1990 (WA)
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to 14 June 1990 see p. 386 of 1989 Index to Legislation of Western Australia.] WATER AUTHORITY ACT 1984
WATER AUTHORITY (CHARGES) AMENDMENT BY-LAWS 1990
Made by the Water Authority of Western Australia with the approval of the
Minister for Water Resources.
Citation
1.These by-laws may be cited as the Water Authority (Charges) Amendment
By-laws 1990.
Principal by-laws
2.In these by-laws the Water Authority (Charges) By-laws 1987* are referred
to as the principal by-laws.
[*Published in the Gazette of 14 July 1987 at pp. 2658-72. For amendments
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Application
3. Nothing in these by-laws affects the application after the day of the coming
into operation of these by-laws of a by-law in force before that day insofar as
that by-law relates to a charge for a period commencing before that day, to a
charge for any matter or thing done before that day, or to a charge for water
supplied during a period ending before 31 October 1990.3227 By-law 8A inserted
4. After by-law 8 of the principal by-law the following by-law is inserted—
Concessional charges for retirement village residents
" 8A. (1) Where a person is liable to pay a charge under—
(a) item 1 of Part 1 of Division 1 of Schedule 1; (b) item 1 of Part 2 of Schedule 2; (c) item 3 (a) of Part 2 of Schedule 2; or (d) item 1 of Part 2 of Schedule 3, to these by-laws in respect of a unit in a retirement village, the person shall be allowed a concession in respect of the charge in accordance with sub-bylaw (2).
The concession to be allowed under this by-law in respect of a charge referred to in sub-bylaw (1) is 25% of the charge, or the amount set out in item 4 of Schedule 6 opposite the particular kind of charge, whichever is the lesser amount.
(2)
(3) In this by-law, "retirement village" means a number of units, the residents of which have a right to life tenancy under a lease arrangement,
or a similar form of lease, and are predominantly—
(a) over 55 years old and not in full-time employment; or (b) retired. ".
By-law 33 inserted
5. After by-law 32 of the principal by-laws the following by-law is inserted—
Classification of land
" 33. For the purposes of this Part, land may, irrespective of any other
classification under these by-laws, be classified by the Authority as—
(a) Crop Group 1, where the land is used for the cultivation of permanent pasture, orchards (other than citrus), vegetables (flood irrigated), or other crops and the assessed average water usage on that land is 9 megalitres per hectare;
(b) Crop Group 2, where the land is used for the cultivation of fodder crops (full season), citrus orchards, or other crops and the assessed average water usage On that land is 6.5 megalitres per hectare; or
(c) Crop Group 3, where the land is used for the cultivation of early germination crops, pumpkins, vines, vegetables (trickle irrigated), or other crops and the assessed average water usage on that land
is 3 megalitres per hectare. ".
Schedules 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 repealed and Schedules substituted
6. Schedules 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 to the principal by-laws are repealed and thefollowing Schedules are substituted—
a
Schedule 1
Charges for Water Supply for 1990/91 Year Division 1—Water supply other than under
Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914
(By-law 11)
Part 1—Fixed charges
1.Residential
In respect of each residential property, not being land
mentioned in item 2, 3 or 6 109.00 2.Connected metropolitan exempt
In respect of land described in by-law 4 that is in the metropolitan area—
(a) in the case of land described in by-law 4 (1) (e) 109.00
(b) in any other case 113.00
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3. Strata-titled caravan bay $ In respect of each residential property being a single caravan bay that is a lot within the meaning of the Strata Titles Act 1985
91.00
4. Community Residential In respect of land that is classified as Community Residen- tial, a charge equal to the number of notional residential units as determined under by-law 16 multiplied by
109.00
5. Semi-rural/Residential In respect of each semi-rural/residential property not being land mentioned in item 2 109.00 6. Connected non-metropolitan residential exempt In respect of land described in by-law 4 that is comprised in a residential property and is not in the metropolitan area 109.00 7. Non-metropolitan non-residential In respect of land that is neither in the metropolitan area nor comprised in a residential property, where the land is classified as—
(a) Government or CBH Grain Storage 348.00
(b) Irrigated Market Gardens, Institutional/Public,
Railways or Charitable Purposes 109.00
8.Stock
For the supply of water for the purpose of watering stock on land that is not the subject of a charge under Part 2 109.00 9.Additional connections
Where water is supplied to land through more than one water supply connection, a charge for each additional connec- tion not the subject of a charge under item 12 of—
(a) in the metropolitan area 64.00 (b) not in the metropolitan area 105.00
10.Shipping (non-metropolitan)
For each water supply connection provided for the purpose of water being taken on board any ship in a port not in the metropolitan area 109.00 11.Local authority standpipes
For each local authority standpipe 109.00 12.Metropolitan fire-fighting connections
For each water supply connection provided for the purpose
of fire-fighting that is in the metropolitan area 113.00
Part 2—Charges by way of a rate
1. Metropolitan non-residential land comprised in a residential property nor land mentioned in item 2 of Part I—
(a)
in the case of land not mentioned in paragraph (b) or (c), an amount for each dollar of the GRV—
(i) up to $6 500 5. 21 cents/$
of GRV(ii) over $6 500 but not over
$1 300 000 4.47 cents/$ of GRV
(iii) over $1 300 000 4. 42 cents/$
of GRV
subject to a minimum in respect of any land the subject of a separate assessment, of—
(iv) in the case of land classified as
Vacant Land, $109.00;
(v) in the case of land not classified
as Vacant Land, $200.00;
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(b)
in the case of land required by any other written law to be rated on unimproved value
1.12 cents/$
of UV
subject to a minimum in respect of any land the subject of a separate assessment, of—
(i) in the case of land classified as
Vacant Land, $109.00;
(ii) in the case of land not classified
as Vacant Land, $200.00;
(c) in the case of land classified as Metropoli- tan Farmland
9.04 cents/
hectare
subject to a minimum in respect of any land the subject of a separate assessment, of $99.00
2. Non-metropolitan non-residential comprised in a residential property—
(a)
where the land is classified as Commercial or Industrial, an amount for each dollar of the GRV—
(i) up to $108 000
5 cents/$ of GRV
(ii) over $108 000 but not over $540 000
4 cents/$ of GRV
(iii) over $540 000 but not over
$1 080 000
3 cents/$ of GRV
(iv) over $1 080 000 but not over
$2 160 000
2 cents/$ of GRV
(v) over $2 160 000 1 cent/$ of GRV
subject to a minimum in respect of any land the subject of a separate assessment, of $175.00;
(b) where the land is classified as Vacant Land subject to a minimum in respect of any land the subject of a separate assessment, of $75.00;
6 cents/$ of GRV
(c) where the land is classified as Farmland 9.04 cents/
subject to a minimum in respect of any hectare land the subject of a separate assessment,
of $99.00.Part 3—Quantity charges
1. Metropolitan residential metropolitan area, not being water for which a charge is otherwise specifically provided in this Part—
up to 150 kl no charge over 150 but not over 350 kl over 350 but not over 550 kl over 550 but not over 750 kl over 750 but not over 950 kl over 950 but not over 1 150 kl 49.4 cents 57.8 cents 63.1 cents 67.1 cents 67.1 cents over 1 150 but not over 1 350 kl over 1 350 but not over 1 550 kl over 1 550 but not over 1 750 kl over 1 750 but not over 1 950 kl over 1 950 kl 74.8 cents 74.8 cents 74.8 cents 74.8 cents 92.3 cents
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except that where the water is supplied to a property that, in accordance with by-law 3, is subject only to a proportion of the amount otherwise payable under Part 1, the quantity of 150 kilolitres in this item is reduced to a quantity that is a like proportion of 150 kilolitres, and the amount of the reduction (in kilolitres) shall also be deducted from each other quantity in this item.
2.Semi-rural/residential
For each kilolitre of water supplied to a semi-rural residential property, not being water for which a charge is otherwise specifically provided in this Part—
up to 150 kl no charge over 150 but not over 350 kl over 350 but not over 550 kl over 550 but not over 750 kl over 750 but not over 950 kl over 950 but not over 1 150 kl 49.4 cents 57.8 cents 63.1 cents 67.1 cents 67.1 cents over 1 150 but not over 1 350 kl over 1 350 but not over 1 550 kl over 1 550 but not over 1 750 kl over 1 750 but not over 1 950 kl over 1 950 kl 74.8 cents 74.8 cents 74.8 cents 74.8 cents 92.3 cents
except that where the water is supplied to a property that, in accordance with by-law 3, is subject only to a proportion of the amount otherwise payable under Part 1, the quantity of 150 kilolitres in this item is reduced to a quantity that is a like proportion of 150 kilolitres, and the amount of the reduction (in kilolitres), shall also be deducted from each other quantity in this item.
3.Non-metropolitan residential
For each kilolitre of water, not being water for which a charge is otherwise specifically provided in this Part, supplied to a residential property not in the metropolitan area—
up to 150 kl 31.3 cents over 150 but not over 350 kl over 350 but not over 550 kl over 550 but not over 750 kl 33.1 cents 54.0 cents 63.1 cents over 750 but not over 950 kl $1.036 over 950 but not over 1 150 kl
over 1 150 but not over 1 350 kl
over 1 350 but not over 1 550 kl$1.036 $1.489 $1.489
over 1 550 but not over 1 750 kl $1.716
over 1 750 but not over 1 950 kl $1.716 over 1 950 kl $1.996
except that if the property is north of 26°S Latitude the charge for each kilolitre of water supplied over 350 but not over 550 kilolitres is 33.1 cents.
4.Community residential
For each kilolitre of water supplied to land classified as Community Residential the charge is that prescribed for water supplied to a residential property except that in the scale of charges to be applied the quantities of water shall be multiplied by the number of notional residential units determined under by-law 16.
5.Metropolitan non-residential
For each kilolitre of water supplied to land in the metropolitan area that is not comprised in a residential property, not being water for which a charge is otherwise specifically provided in this Part—
(a) in the case of land not mentioned in paragraph (b)—
up to allowance no charge beyond allowance by up to 600 kl 50.8 cents beyond allowance by over 600 kl 56.6 cents
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(i)that is classified as Commercial/Residential, the al- lowance is—
(A) 150 kl; or (B) if it would be more, the quantity ascertained in accordance with subparagraph (ii),
except that where the water is supplied to land that, in accordance with by-law 3, is subject only to a proportion of the amount prescribed in item 1 of Part 2, the quantity of 150 kilolitres in this paragraph is reduced to a quantity that is a like proportion of 150 kilolitres;
(ii)that is not classified as Commercial/Residential, the allowance is the quantity ascertained by dividing 10% of the charge payable in respect of the land under item 1 of Part 2 by 50.8 cents per kilolitre;
(b) in the case of land classified as Metropolitan Farmland—
up to 1 600 kl 56.6 cents over 1 600 kl $1.020
6. Connected metropolitan exempt otherwise provided in item 9 or 11, supplied to land described in by-law 4 that is in the metropolitan area—
(a) in the case of land described in by-law 4 (1) (e)—
up to allowance no charge beyond allowance 51.3 cents Where the allowance is the quantity ascertained by dividing the charge payable in respect of the land under item 2 (a) of Part 1 by 51.3 cents per kilolitre;
(b) in any other case—
up to allowance no charge beyond allowance 52.0 cents Where the allowance is the quantity ascertained by dividing the charge payable in respect of the land under item 2 (b) of Part 1 by 52.0 cents per kilolitre.
7. Connected non-metropolitan residential exempt otherwise specifically provided in this Part, supplied to land described in by-law 4 that is comprised in a residential property and is not in the metropolitan area—
34.7 cents
up to 400 Id over 400 but not over 1 600 kl 60.1 cents over 1 600 kl $1.020
8. Non-metropolitan non-residential a charge is otherwise specifically provided in this Part, supplied to land that is neither in the metro- politan area nor comprised in a residential property, where the land is classified as—
(a) Commercial, Government, or CBH Grain Storage—
up to 300 kl 56.6 cents over 300 kl $1.020
(b) Industrial—
up to 300 kl 56.6 cents over 300 but not over 8 000 kl $1.020 over 8 000 but not over 80 000 kl 79.0 cents over 80 000 kl 84.0
(c) Vacant Land—
all water supplied 84.0 cents
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(d) Farm land—
up to 1 600 kl
over 1 600 kl56.6 cents $1.020
(e) Mining—
all water supplied $1.097
(f) Irrigated Market Gardens—
up to the quota 34.7 cents over the quota $1.020 where the quota is 1 000 kilolitres or such greater amount as the Authority may from time to time determine for the land concerned;
(g) Institutional/Public—
up to 400 kl
over 400 but not over 1 600 kl
over 1 600 kl34.7 cents 60.1 cents $1.020
(h) Railways—
all water supplied 84.5 cents
(i) Charitable Purposes—
up to 400 kl
over 400 but not over 1 600 kl
over 1 600 kl33 cents 56.4 cents 96 cents
9. Denham desalinated Denham Country Water Area, being water that has been treated to reduce the level of or remove salts—
(a) in the case of land classified as Residen- tial—
up to quota 33.1 cents over quota by up to 1 kl per 7 kl of quota $2.420 over quota by more than 1 kl per 7 kl of quota $7.55
where the quota, for each of the periods of 4 consecutive months during the year, is 35 kilolitres or such greater amount as the Authority may from time to time deter- mine for the land concerned;
(b) in the case of land not classified as Resi- dential—
up to quota 33.1 cents
over quota $7.55
where the quota for the year is 105 kilolit- res or such greater amount as the Author- ity may from time to time determine for the land concerned.
10.Local authority standpipes
For each kilolitre of water supplied through a local
authority standpipe 34.7 cents 11.Shipping
For each kilolitre of water supplied for the purpose of being taken on board any ship in port—
(a) in the metropolitan area 67.0 cents (b) not in the metropolitan area 84.5 cents
12. Stock of watering stock on land that is not the subject of
a charge under Part 2 84.5 cents
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13. Shipping a water supply connection that is provided for building purposes—
(a) in the metropolitan area, the charge that would apply under item 5 if the water supplied through that connection where the only water supplied to the land and the allowance of water so supplied were nil;
(b) not in the metropolitan area 84.0 cents
14.
Metropolitan hydrant standpipes supplied through a large metered hydrant stand- pipe in the metropolitan area
56.6 cents
Part 4—Metropolitan Meter Rent
An annual rent for each meter according to the following table—
Meter size Rent 20mm $12.80 25mm $15.30 40mm $37.50 50mm $74.40 80-100mm $89.70 150mm and over $118.40 Division 2—Water supply under Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914
other than for irrigation
(By-law 20)
Part 1—Fixed charges
1.In respect of land to which water is supplied under by-law
11 of the Harvey, Waroona and Collie River Irrigation Districts By-laws 1975 for domestic or stock purposes or both,
an amount per supply point of 150.00 2.In respect of land to which water is supplied under by-law
11A of the Harvey, Waroona and Collie River Irrigation
Districts By-laws 1975, an amount per supply point of 120.80 3.In respect of land to which water is supplied under by-law
than those mentioned in Part 2, an amount per supply point 31A of the Ord Irrigation District By-laws for purposes other of- (a) where the supply is assured 50.40 (b) where the supply is not assured 37.00 Part 2—Charges by way of a rate
In respect of land to which water is supplied under by-law 31A of the Ord Irrigation District By-laws for the 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 134.50 (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
26.90
Part 3—Quantity Charges
For each kilolitre of water supplied as mentioned in item 2 of
Part 1 34.2 cents
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Schedule 2
(By-law 21)
Charges for Sewerage for 1990/91 Year
Part 1—Fixed charges
1. Connected metropolitan exempt metropolitan area—
(a) in the case of land used as a home for the aged—
for the first major fixture that discharges into$100.00
the sewer
for each additional major fixture that dis-
charges into the sewer $44.00
(b) in the case of land described in by-law 4 (1) (e) a charge equal to the number of major fixtures
multiplied by $100.00
(c) in any other case, a charge equal to the number of $100.00
major fixtures multiplied by
2. Connected country exempt classified as—
(a) Institutional/Public or Charitable Purposes an amount of—
for the first major fixture that discharges into
the sewer $100.00 for each additional major fixture that dis- charges into the sewer $44.00
(b) Charitable Purposes, an amount of— for the first major fixture that discharges into
the sewer $100.00 for each additional major fixture that dis- charges into the sewer $44.00
(c) CBH Grain Storage or General Exempt, an amount
for each connection to the sewer of $556.00
3. Strata-titled caravan bay bay that is a lot within the meaning of the Strata Titles Act
$69.00
1985 4. Land in the metropolian area from which industrial waste is discharged into a sewer of the Authority Discharge pursuant to a permit classified by the Authority as—
(a) a minor permit $91.00 (including first fixture) plus $13.00 for each additional fix-
ture
(b) a medium permit—
(i) coin operated laundries $91.00 (including first 2 washing units) plus $45.50 for each additional
washing unit
(ii) other $91.00 plus $45.50 for each
fixture
(c) a major permit $292.00
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Part 2—Charges by way of a rate
1. Metropolitan residential politan area not subject to a charge under item 1 or 3 of Part 1, an amount for each dollar of the GRV—
up to $4 900 6. 92 cents/$
of GRVover $4 900 but not over $13 000 4. 85 cents/$
of GRVover $13 000 4. 50 cents/$
of GRVsubject to a minimum of $127.00.
2. Metropolitan non-residential neither land comprised in a residential property nor land mentioned in item 1 of Part 1, an amount for each dollar of the GRV—
up to $6 500 4. 98 centa of GRV over $6 500 but not over $1 300 000 4. 95 cents/$
of GRVover $1 300 000 4. 91 cents/$
of GRVsubject to a minimum in respect of any land the
subject of a separate assessment of—
(a) in the case of land classified as Vacant
Land $127.00
(b) in any other case $200.00
3. Country to in column 1 of the following Table—
(a) where the land is classifed 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 Residen- tial, a percentage of the amount set out in
column 3 of the Table for each dollar of the GRV—
up to $108 000 100% of the amount
over $108 000 but not over $540 000 80% of the amount
over $540 000 but not over $1 080 000 60% of the amount
over $1 080 000 but not over
$2 160 00040% of the amount
over $2 160 000 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, $110.00;
(d) in the case of land classified as Vacant Land, $60.00;
(e) in the case of land not classified as Resi- dential or Vacant Land, $175.00
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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
(Residential) (Non-residential)
Country
sewerage area cents/$ of GRV cents/$ of GRV Albany 6.230 6.980 Australind 6.001 6.240 Binningup 11.540 12.000 Boddington 7.940 5.400 Bootenall 9.213 9.570 Bremer Bay 12.000 12.000 Bridgetown 7.260 7.540 Broome 4.930 5.120 Brunswick 6.289 6.540 Bunbury 5.750 5.750 Burekup 7.040 7.040 Busselton 6.930 6.930 Carnarvon 7.496 7.786 Collie 7.337 7.620 Corrigin 6.050 6.050 Cranbrook 8.907 9.250 Cunderdin 7.568 7.870 Dampier 2.866 2.980 Denmark 6.350 6.350 Derby 5.405 5.620 Dunsborough 7.540 7.540 Eaton 8.520 8.850 Eneabba 5.922 6.150 Esperance 5.464 6.964 Exmouth 4.044 4.200 Fitzroy Crossing 11.540 12.000 Geraldton 7.432 7.720 Geraldton Effluent - 1.850 Gnowangerup 8.270 8.270 Halls Creek 6.395 6.650 Harvey 6.982 7.260 Jurien Bay 12.000 12.000 Kalbarri 6.155 5.158 Karratha 3.395 3.530 Katanning 5.810 5.810 Kellerberrin 6.347 6.600 Kojonup 8.940 8.940 Ku nu nurra 6.189 6.440 Lake Argyle 6.189 6.440 Lancelin 6.760 6.760 Laverton 3.690 4.540 Ledge Point 6.760 6.760
Leeman 5.152 5.350 Mandurah 6.020 6.020 Manjimup 9.220 7.980 Margaret River 4.150 4.150 Meckering 5.905 6.140 Merredin 8.568 8.900 Mount Barker 6.952 7.220 Mukinbudin 8.123 8.450 Narembeen 8.310 8.310 Narrogin 6.306 6.550 Northam 4.970 6.530 Paraburdoo 3.447 3.580 Pingelly 7.890 7.890 Pinjarra 5.260 5.470 Port Hedland 5.720 5.940 Roebourne 7.674 7.980 Three Springs 8.357 8.690 Tom Price 3.293 3.420 Wagin 8.190 8.190 Waroona 9.879 10.260 Wickham 3.885 4.040 Wongan Hills 4.525 4.700 Wundowie 3.580 4.630 Wyalkatchem 5.633 5.850 Wyndham 10.409 10.830 Yu nderup 7.280 7.570
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Part 3—Quantity charges
1. For industrial waste discharged into a sewer of the Authority in the metropolitan are pursuant to a permit of the Authority classified as a major per- mit—
(a) for volume 54.5 c/kl; (b) for B.O.D. 80.8 c/kg; and (c) for suspended solids 69.2 c/kg. No charge is payable under this Part if the sum of the amounts payable under paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) is less than the amount payable under item 1 of Part 1 or item 2 of Part 2, as the case requires. Where the sum of the amounts payable under paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) exceeds the amount payable under item 1 of Part 1 or item 2 of Part 2, as the case requires, the total amount payable under this Part shall be the sum of the amounts payable under paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) less the amount payable under item 1 of Part 1 or item 2 of Part 2, as the case requires.
2.
For tankered raw wastewater discharged into a sewer of the Authority in the metropolitan area
91 c/kl;
3.
For effluent discharged from a septic tank effluent pumping system into a sewer of the Authority in the metropolitan area
70 c/kl.
Schedule 3
(By-law 27)
Charges for Drainage for 1990/91 Year
Part 1—Fixed charge
Strata-titled caravan bay
1.
In respect of each residential property being a single caravan bay that is a lot within the meaning of the Strata Titles Act 1985
$11.50
Part 2—Charge by way of a rate
1.In respect of all land in a drainage area as referred
to in by-law 27 that is classified as Residential or
Semi-rural/residential land0. 79 cents/$
of GRVsubject to a minimum in respect of any land the
subject of a separate assessment of $25.40.2.In respect of all land in a drainage area as referred
to in by-law 27 other than land to which Part 1 or 0. 78 cents/$
of GRVsubject to a minimum in respect of any land the
subject of a separate assessment of—item 1 of this Part applies
(a) in the case of land classified as Vacant Land, $25.40;
(b) in any other case, $33.40.
Schedule 4
(By-law 31)
Charges for Irrigation for 1990/91 Year
Part 1—Fixed charges
1.In respect of land in the Harvey Irrigation District, the
Waroona Irrigation District, or the Collie River Irrigation District to which water is supplied by pipe for the purpose of trickle irrigation, an amount for each point of supply of $127.70 2.For each connection of 100 mm diameter or less to the
Harvey Piped Scheme, other than the first supply point,
an amount of $120.80
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3. In respect of land to which water is supplied under by-law 6A of the Harvey, Waroona and Collie River Irrigation Districts By-laws 1975 for irrigation—
(a) where the water is supplied during normal work-
ing hours, an amount of $86.30 (b) where the water is supplied outside normal working hours, an amount equal to the actual
cost of supply.Part 2—Charges by way of a rate
1 In respect of land that—
(a)
is in Harvey Irrigation District Sub-Area No. 2 or 3, Waroona Irrigation District, or Collie River Irrigation District, an amount per 3 hectares of
$73.80
(b) is in Harvey Irrigation District Sub-Area No. 1 or 4, an amount per hectare of
$73.80
subject to a minimum in respect of any land the subject
of a separate assessment of $73.80.2. In respect of land to which water is supplied under by-law 11 of the Harvey, Waroona and Collie River Irrigation Districts By-laws 1975 for irrigation, an amount per hectare of land so irrigated of—
(a) where water is supplied to land classified as
Crop Group 1 $180.00 (b) where water is supplied to land classified as
Crop Group 2 $130.00 (c) where water is supplied to land classified as Crop
Group 3 360.00
3. In respect of land in the Carnarvon Irrigation District $145.00/
hectaresubject to a maximum in respect of any land the subject
of a separate assessment of $871.80.
4. In respect of land in the Ord Irrigation District—
(a)
where the land is in the Packsaddle Horticultu- ral Farms Sub-Area 1—
(i) an amount of $18.50/ hectare subject to a minimum in respect of any land the subject of a separate assess- ment of $144.50; (ii) a further amount per hectare of land
actually irrigated of $451.00!
hectare
(b) where the land is in Ord Irrigation District
Sub-Area 2
$31.40/ hectare
(c)
where under by-law 31A of the Ord Irrigation District By-laws, the land is irrigated by pump- ing from works, an amount per hectare of land so irrigated of—
(i) where the supply is assured $28.90 (ii) where the supply is not assured $21.80
Part 3—Quantity charges
1. For water supplied in the Harvey Irrigation District, the Waroona Irrigation District, or the Collie River Irrigation District for irrigation (including water supplied as men- tioned in Part 1)—
(a) for each 1 000 cubic metres up to—
(i) 9 200 cubic metres per 3 hectares of
land in Harvey Irrigation District Sub- Area No. 2 or 3, the Waroona Irrigation District, or the Collie River Irrigation District; or
(ii) 9 200 cubic metres per hectare of land
in Harvey Irrigation District Sub-Area
No. 1 or 4,
or the district allocation, whichever is less $17.25
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(b) where the district allocation is more than the
quantity mentioned in paragraph (a) (i) or 00, as the case may be, for each 1 000 cubic metres over that quantity but not over the district allocation
$19.00
(c) for each 1 000 cubic metres over the district
allocation $34.50 where the district allocation means the annual district allocation under the Harvey, Waroona and Collie River Irrigation Districts By-laws 1975.
2. For each 1 000 cubic metres of water—
(a) allocated under by-law 17 of the Preston Valley Irrigation District By-laws, whether or not it is used; or
(b) supplied other than as so allocated from the
Preston River (as defined in by-law 3 of the Preston Valley Irrigation District By-laws) for the irrigation of land outside the District (as defined in that by-law) $81.00 3. For each 1 000 cubic metres of water supplied for irriga- tion in the Carnarvon Irrigation District—.
(a) in accordance with a notice under by-law 23 of
the Carnaruon Irrigation District By-laws $113.00 (b) not in accordance with a notice mentioned in
paragraph (a) $2 225.00
Schedule 5
(By-laws 14 (3), 24 (3))
Index for Increasing Gross Rental Value under
Valuation of Land Act 1978
day from which relevant general valuation affecting land was index for
expressed under the Valuation of Land Act 1978 to come into
force 1990/91 1 July 1981 1.723 1 July 1982 1.566 1 July" 1983 1.424 1 July 1984 1.382 1 July 1985 1.343 1 July 1986 1.253 1 July 1987 1.199 1 July 1988 1.154
1 July 1989 1.079 1 July 1990 1.000
Schedule 6
(By-laws 7, 8 and 8A)
Discounts and Additional Charges
1. Discount—
by-law 7 (1) (a) (i) $1.50
2. Additional charges—
(a) by-law 7 (1) (b) (i) $3.00 (b) by-law 8 (2) (a) $1.50 (c) by-law 8 (2) (b) (1) $1.50 (d) by-law 8 (2) (b) (ii) $3.00
3. Rates of interest—
by-laws 7 (1) (a) (ii), 7 (1) (b) (ii), 8 (2) (a),
8 (2) (b) (i), 8 (2) (b) (ii)
14% per annum
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4. Concession (by-law 8A (2))—
(a) charge for water supply $50.00 (b) charge for sewerage $81.00 (c) charge for drainage $9.00 ".
By resolution of the Board. presence of—
R. M. HILLMAN, Chairman.
W. J. COX, Managing Director.
Approved by the Minister for Water Resoures:
E. BRIDGE.
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