Water Authority (Charges) Amendment By-laws 1993 (WA)
3214 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [1 July 1993 WATER AUTHORITY ACT 1984
Western Australia, Table 4, pp.300-302.] WATER AUTHORITY (CHARGES) AMENDMENT
BY-LAWS 1993
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 1993.
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 to 29 June 1993 see 1992 Index to Legislation of
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By-law 2 amended
3. By-law 2 (1) of the principal by-laws is amended in the definition of
"Government trading organization" by inserting, in the appropriate
alphabetical positions, the following organizations —
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Metropolitan Cemeteries Board — established under the
Cemeteries Act 1986;
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Western Australian Development Corporation — established by the Western Australian Development Corporation Act 1983;
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Western Australian Land Authority — established by the Western Australian Land Authority Act 1992;
By-law 3A amended
4. By-law 3A of the principal by-laws is amended by deleting "until a
general valuation of that land" and substituting the following —
St ff. until the commencement of the next rating year
By-law 18A inserted
5. After by-law 18 of the principal by-laws the following by-law is
inserted —
Concessional metropolitan quantity charge
18A. (1) In this by-law, "eligible pensioner" has the same meaning as in section 3 (1) of the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Act 1992.
Notwithstanding any other provisions of these by-laws a person who is liable to pay a charge under item 1 or 2 of Part 3 of Division 1 of Schedule 1 in respect of land in the metropolitan area shall be allowed a concession under this by-law in respect of that charge if —
(2)
(a) at the time the account is issued, or at the time the payment is made, that person satisfies the Authority that he is an eligible pensioner; (b) subject to sub-bylaw (3), the land is occupied by the eligible pensioner referred to in paragraph (a), whether or not the land is also occupied by any other person; (c) he is not liable for the payment of any amount due in respect of a charge assessed according to the quantity of
that commenced before the period to which the concession water supplied to that or any other land during a period relates;
(d)
he has not been allowed a concession under this by-law in respect of water supplied to any other land except where the portions of the periods to which the concessions relate do not, to any extent, coincide; and
(e)
payment is made in full of the total amount of the charge within 3 months after the giving of the account for that charge.
(3)
The concession to be allowed under this by-law in respect of a charge under item 1 or 2 of Part 3 of Division 1 of Schedule 1 is 50% of the amount assessed in respect of water supplied up to 150kL, where the land concerned is in the metropolitan area.
(4) A person who, in connection with or for the purpose of being allowed a concession under this by-law, gives information that he knows or has reasonable cause to believe to be false or misleading in any material respect commits an offence.
Penalty; $1 000.
3216 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA (1. July 1993 Part 2, Division 3 inserted
6. After Part 2, Division 2 of the principal by-laws the following Division is
inserted —
Division 3 — Water charges for commercial metropolitan property
Metropolitan non-residential property water supply charges for 1993/94 year
20A. (1) In this Division —
"formula" means the formula set out in Schedule 1, Division 1, Part 2, item 1;
"metropolitan non-residential property" does not include vacant land.
Subject to sub-bylaws (5) and (7) and by-law 20B, and notwithstanding any other provision of these by-laws, the minimum charge payable for the 1993/94 year for the provision of water supply to metropolitan non-residential property shall be —
(2)
(a)
the charge calculated in accordance with the formula, with the variable "A" being the base charge payable in respect of the provision of that water supply to that property in the 1992/93 year; or
(b)
the meter-based minimum charge to be paid in respect of the provision of that water supply in the 1993/94 year to that property, as set out in Schedule 1, Division 1, Part 2, item 1,
whichever is the higher amount.
(3) Notwithstanding any other provision of these by-laws, where the charge calculated as payable for the 1993/94 year for the provision of water supply to a metropolitan non-residential property exceeds the proposed minimum charge for that sized meter for the year 1997/8 as set out in Schedule 1, Division 1, Part 2, item 1., the amount by which that charge exceeds the proposed 1997/98 minimum shall be reduced by 16%, as shown in the formula.
(4)
Where land classified as metropolitan non-residential for the whole or part of the 1993/94 year was not so classified for the whole of the 1992/93 year, the Authority shall estimate notional charges for the 1992/93 year, being charges that would have been
payable for that year if — (a) the land had been classified as metropolitan non- residential; and had prevailed,
(b) the matters and circumstances currently prevailing
for the whole of the 1992/93 year, and those notional charges estimated under this sub-bylaw shall be regarded as the base charge payable in the 1992/93 year for the purposes of variable "A" of the formula.
(5)
Where part of the way through the 1993/94 year land ceases to be, or becomes, metropolitan non-residential property, the charges payable in respect of that land shall be payable in the same ratio as the part of the year for which the charge applies bears to the full year.
(6)
Where, for a portion of the 1993/94 year, in respect of metropolitan non-residential land, there is —
(a)
a change in the amount of the charges for the 1993/94 year as a result of a change in the provision of water supply to that land; or
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(b) an interim valuation under the Valuation of Land Act 1978 reflecting any development or change of use of that land, the Authority shall, for the purposes of sub-bylaw (7), estimate notional charges for the year 1992/93 in respect of that land, being the charges that would have been payable for that year if —
(c)
the matters and circumstances currently prevailing had prevailed;
(d)
any changed provision of water supply referred to in paragraph (a) had been provided; and
(e)
any interim valuation reflecting any development or change in use referred to in paragraph (b) had been made and in force,
for the whole of that year.
(7) A charge payable for the portion of the 1993/94 year referred to in sub-bylaw (6) shall be payable in the same ratio as the portion of the year referred to in that sub-bylaw bears to the full year.
Un-metered metropolitan non-residential property
water supply charges for 1993/94 year20B. (1) Where a metropolitan non-residential property is not directly served by the Authority, the minimum 1993/94 charge applicable for a 20 mm meter, as set out in Schedule 1, Division 1, Part 2, item 1, is the charge payable for provision of water supply to that property.
(2)
Subject to sub-bylaw (3), where a metropolitan non- residential property is served but not metered by the Authority, the minimum 1993/94 charge applicable to the size of the connecting pipe serving that property, as set out in Schedule 1, Division 1, Part 2, item 1, is the charge payable for provision of water supply to that property.
(3)
Where a metropolitan non-residential property is not metered by the Authority, the Authority and the property owner may agree to a consumption charge which will apply to that property or, if agreement cannot be reached, the charge payable is
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7.4% of the amount payable for the 1992/93 year.
Schedules 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 repealed and Schedules substituted
7. Schedules 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 to the principal by-laws are repealed and
the following Schedules are substituted —
if
SCHEDULE 1
CHARGES FOR WATER SUPPLY FOR 1993/94
Division 1 — Water supply other than under
Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914
[By-law 11, 20A and 20B11
Part 1 — Fixed charges
1. Residential
In respect of each residential
property, not being land
mentioned in item 2, 3 or 6 $118.45
3218 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [1 July 1993 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) $118.45
(b) in any other case $122.75 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 $98.70 3A. Strata-titled storage unit
In respect of land comprised in a unit used for storage purposes that is a lot within the meaning of the Strata Titles Act 1985 $40.00 4. Community Residential
In respect of land that is classified
as Community Residential, a charge equal
to the number of notional residential
units as determined under by-law 16
multiplied by$118.45 5. Semi-rural/Residential
In respect of each semi-rural/ residential property not being land mentioned in item 2 $118.45 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 $118.45 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 $378.00 (b) Irrigated Market Gardens, In
or Charitable Purposes $118.45
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 $118.45 9. Additional connections
Where water is supplied to land through more
than one water supply connection,
for each additional connection not the
subject of a charge under item 12 —
(a) in the metropolitan area, a charge of $69.45 (b) not in the metropolitan area, a charge of . . . $113.85
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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 $118.45 11. Local authority standpipes
For each local authority standpipe $118.45 12. Metropolitan fire-fighting connections
For each water supply connection provided
for the purpose of fire-fighting that is
in the metropolitan area$122.75 Part 2 — Variable charges and charges by way of a rate
1. Metropolitan non-residential
In respect of land in the metropolitan areal
being neither land comprised in a residential
property nor land mentioned in item 2 or 3A of Part 1 —
(a) in the case of land not mentioned
in paragraph (b), (c) or (d), an amount
calculated in accordance with the
following formula -(A x x X) where —
A = the amount payable in 1992/93 (the "Base
Charge")
B = 1.034
X= 0.926
and, if that assessed charge exceeds the target minimum for that meter size in 1997/8 as set out in formula — the Table, the amount is adjusted using the following
(A xX)-[(Ax L xX-Y)xZ] where Y = minimum for year 1997/8, as set out in the
Table, for that particular meter size
Z = .16 (the percentage reduction for the amount
subject to a minimum in respect of over the 1997/98 minimum) any land the subject of a separate
assessment, calculated in accordancewith the following Table using the appropriate meter size and year —
Table of Meter-based Minimum Charges
Meter 1993/ 1994/ 1995/ 1996/ 1997/ Size 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 (mm) $ $ $ $ $ 20 300 325 350 350 350 25 325 381 436 492 547 30 395 520 646 771 896 40 496 722 948 1 174 1 400 50 654 1 037 1 421 1 804 2 188
80 1 336 2 402 3 468 4 534 5 600
100 2 070 3 740 5 410 7 080 8 750 150 4 898 8 595 12 293 15 990 19 688 200 9 400 15 800 22 200 28 600 35 000 300 31 750 43 500 55 250 67 000 78 750
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(b) in the case of land required by any other written law to be rated on
unimproved value 0 63 cents/$
of UVsubject to a minimum in respect of
any land the subject of a separate
assessment, of $300.00
4 39 cents/$
of GRV(c) in the case of land classified as
Metropolitan Farmland 9 81 cents/
hectaresubject to a minimum in respect of
any land the subject of a separate
assessment, of $107.50 (d) in the case of land classified as
Vacant land an amount
for each dollar of the GRV —(i) up to $4 000
(ii) over $4 000 but
not over $800 000 3 39 cents/$
of GRV
(iii) over $800 000 3 17 cents/$
of GRVsubject to a minimum in respect of
any land the subject of a separate
assessment, of $118.45
2. Non-metropolitan non-residential
In respect of land that is neither in the metropolitan area nor comprised in a residential property —
(a) where the land is classified as
Commercial or Industrial, an amount
for each dollar of GRV —
(i) up to $117 000 5 cents/$
of GRV(ii)over $117 000 but
not over $585 000 4 cents/$
of GRV (iii) over $585 000 but
not over $1 170 000 3 cents/
of GRV(iv)over $1 170 000 but
not over $2 340 000 2 cents/$
of GRV(v)
over $2 340 000 1 cent/$ of GRV subject to a minimum, in respect
of any land the subject of a separate
assessment, of $300.00
(b) where the land is classified as
Vacant Land 6 cents/$
of GRVsubject to a minimum, in respect of any
land the subject of a separate
assessment, of $85.00
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(c) where the land is classified
as Farmland 9 81 cents/
hectaresubject to a minimum, in respect
of any land the subject of a
separate assessment, of $107.50. Part 3 — Quantity charges
1. Metropolitan residential
For each kilolitre of water supplied to a
residential property in the metropolitan areal
not being water for which a charge is otherwise
specifically provided in this Part —
up to 75 kL no charge over 75 but not over 150 kL 19.0 cents over 150 but not over 350 kL 53.7 cents over 350 but not over 550 kL 62.8 cents over 550 but not over 750 kL 68.6 cents over 750 but not over 950 kL 72.9 cents over 950 but not over 1 150 kL 72.9 cents over 1 150 but not over 1 350 kL 81.3 cents over 1 350 but not over 1 550 kL 81.3 cents over 1 550 but not over 1 750 kL 81.3 cents over 1 750 but not over 1 950 kL 81.3 cents
over 1 950 kL 100.3 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 75 kilolitres in this item is reduced to a quantity that is a like proportion of 75 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 75 kL no charge over 75 but not over 150 kL 19.0 cents over 150 but not over 350 kL 53.7 cents over 350 but not over 550 kL 62.8 cents over 550 but not over 750 kL 68.6 cents over 750 but not over 950 kL 72.9 cents over 950 but not over 1 150 kL 72.9 cents over 1 150 but not over 1 350 kL 81.3 cents over 1 350 but not over 1 550 kL 81.3 cents over 1 550 but not over 1 750 kL 81.3 cents over 1 750 but not over 1 950 kL 81.3 cents over 1 950 kL 100.3 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 75 kilolitres in this item is reduced to a quantity that is a like proportion of 75 kilolitres, and the amount of the reduction (in kilolitres), shall also be deducted from each other quantity in this item.
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3222 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [1 July 1993 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 34.0 cents over 150 but not over 350 kL 41.8 cents over 350 but not over 550 kL 58.7 cents over 550 but not over 750 kL 68.6 cents
over 750 but not over 950 kL 112.5 cents over 950 but not over 1 150 kL 112.5 cents over 1 150 but not over 1 350 kL 161.7 cents over 1 350 but not over 1 550 kL 161.7 cents over 1 550 but not over 1 750 kL 186.4 cents over 1 750 but not over 1 950 kL 186.4 cents over 1 950 kL 216.8 cents except that if the property is —
(a) in the town of Cue, Laverton, Leonora, Meekatharra, Menzies, Sandstone or Wiluna; the charge from the commencement of the 1992/1993 consumption year for each kilolitre of water supplied over 350 but not over 550 kilolitres is 41.8 cents; or (b) north of 26°S Latitude, the charge for each kilolitre of water supplied over 350 but not over 550 kilolitres is 41.8 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 600 kL 55.1 cents over 600 kL 61.5 cents
(b) in the case of land classified as Metropolitan Farmland —
up to 1 600 kL 61.5 cents over 1 600 kL 110.8 cents 6. Connected metropolitan exempt
For each kilolitre of water, not being water for which a charge is 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 55.6 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 55.6 cents per kilolitre;
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(h) in any other case —
up to allowance no charge beyond allowance 56.4 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 56.4 cents per kilolitre.
7. Connected non-metropolitan residential exempt
For each kilolitre of water, not being water for which a charge is 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 —
up to 400 kL 37.7 cents over 400 but not over 1 600 kL 65.2 cents
over 1 600 kL 110.8 cents 8. Non-metropolitan non-residential
For each kilolitre of water, not being water for which a charge is otherwise specifically provided in this Part, supplied to land that is neither in the metropolitan area nor comprised in a residential property, where the land is classified as —
(a) Commercial, Government,
or CBH Grain Storage —
up to 300 kL 61.5 cents over 300 kL 110.8 cents
(b) Industrial —
up to 300 kL 61.5 cents over 300 but not over 8 000 kL 110.8 cents over 8 000 kL 93.1 cents
(c) Vacant Land —
all water supplied 93.1 cents (d) Farmland —
up to 1 600 kL 61.5 cents over 1 600 kL 110.8 cents
(e) Mining —
all water supplied 119.1 cents
(0 Irrigated Market Gardens —
up to the quota 37.7 cents
over the quota 110.8 cents or such greater amount as the
where the quota is 1 000 kilolitres determine for the land concerned;
(g) Institutional/Public —
up to 400 kL 37.7 cents over 400 but not over 1 600 kL 65.2 cents over 1 600 kL 110.8 cents
(h) Charitable Purposes
up to 400 kL 35.7 cents over 400 but not over 1 600 kL 61.2 cents
over 1 600 kL 104.2 cents
3224 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [1 July 1993 9. Denham desalinated
For each kilolitre of water supplied to land in the 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 Residential —
up to quota 35.9 cents over quota by up to 1 kL per 7 kL of quota 263.0 cents over quota by more than 1 kL per 7 kL of quota 820.0 cents 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 determine for the land concerned;
(b) in the case of land not classified as Residential —
up to quota 35.9 cents
over quota 820.0 cents where the quota for the year is 105 kilolitres or such greater amount as the Authority 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 37.7 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 72.8 cents (b) not in the metropolitan area 91.8 cents 12. Stock
For each kilolitre of water supplied for the
purpose of watering stock on land that is not
the subject of a charge under Part 2 91.8 cents 13. Building
For each kilolitre of water supplied to land through a water supply connection that is provided for building purposes —
(a) charge that would apply under
item 5 if the water suppliedin the metropolitan area, the only water supplied to the land;
(b) not in the metropolitan area 93.1 cents 14. Metropolitan hydrant standpipes
For each kilolitre of water in excess of 600 kilolitres supplied through a large metered hydrant standpipe in the
metropolitan area 61.5 cents
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| Part 4 — Metropolitan Meter Rent |
An annual rent for each meter according to the following table —
Meter size Rent 20 mm 114.50 25 mm 17.00 40 mm 42.00 50 mm 83.00 80-100 mm $100.00 150 mm and over $132.00 Division 2 — Water supply under Rights in
Water and Irrigation Act 1914 other than for irrigation
[By-law 201
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 $196.45 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 $158.20 3. In respect of land to which water is supplied
under by-law 31A of the Ord Irrigation 'District
By-laws for purposes other than those mentioned
in Part 2, an amount per supply point of —
(a) where the supply is assured $70.20 (b) where the supply is not assured $51.40 4.
In respect of land to which water is supplied by an additional supply point supplied under by-law 15 of the Carnarvon Irrigation District By-laws, an amount per supply point of $158.20
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 $188.00 (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
$37.40
Part 3 — Quantity charges
For each kilolitre of water supplied as mentioned
in item 2 of Part 1 44.65 cents
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[By-law 21]
CHARGES FOR SEWERAGE FOR 1993/94
Part 1 — Fixed charges
1. Connected metropolitan exempt
In respect of land described in by-law 4 that is in the metropolitan area —
(a)
in the case of land used as a home for the aged —
for the first major fixture
that discharges into the
sewer $108.60 for each additional major fixture that discharges into the sewer $47.75
(b) in any other case, a charge equal to the number of major fixtures multiplied by . .. . $108.60 2. Connected country exempt
In respect of land in a country sewerage area that is classified as —
(a) Institutional/Public an amount of —
for the first major fixture
that discharges into the sewer $108.60 for each additional major fixture that discharges into the sewer $47.75
(b) Charitable Purposes, an amount of —
for the first major fixture
that discharges into the sewer $108.60
for each additional major fixture that discharges into
the sewer $47.75
(c) CBH Grain Storage or General Exempt, an amount for each connection
to the sewer of $604.00
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 $75.00 3A. Strata-titled storage unit
In respect of comprised in a unit used for storage purposes that is a lot within the meaning of the Strata Titles Act 1985 $40.00
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4. Land from which industrial waste is
discharged into a sewer of the Authority
in the metropolitan areaDischarge pursuant to a permit classified by the Authonty as —
(a) a minor permit $101.00 (including
first fixture)
plus $14.50
for each
additionalfixture
(b) a medium permit —
(i) coin operated laundries $101.00 (including
first 2
washing units)
plus $50.50
for each
additionalwashing unit
(ii)
other
$101.00 plus $50.50 for each fixture
(c) a major permit $324.00 Part 2 — Charges by way of a rate
1. Metropolitan residential
In respect of each residential property
in the metropolitan area not subject to a
charge under item 1 or 3 of Part 1, an
amount for each dollar of the GRV —
up to $6 200 6 00 cents/$
of GRVover $6 200 but not over $16 800 4 21 cents/$
of GRVover $16 800 3 90 cents/$
of GRV
subject to a minimum of $137.85. 2. Metropolitan non-residential
In respect of land in the metropolitan area being neither land comprised in a residential property nor land mentioned in item 1 or 3A of Part 1 —
(a) for land other than Vacant Land, an amount for each dollar of the GRV — up to $8 000 4 95 cents/$
of GRVover $8 000 but not over $1 600 0004.91 cents/$
of GRV
over $1 600 000 4 87 cents/$
of GRV
subject to a minimum in respect of any land
the subject of a separate assessment of . . . $300.00
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(b) in the case of land classified as
Vacant land an amount
for each dollar of the GRV —
up to $4 000 4 95 cents/$
of GRVover $4 000 but not over $800 000 4 91 cents/$
of GRVover $800 000 4 87 cents/$
of GRV
subject to a minimum in respect of
any Vacant Land the subject of a separate
assessment, of$137.85 3. Country
In respect of land in a country sewerage area
referred to in column 1 of the followingTable —
(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 $117 000 100% of the
amount
over $117 000 but not over $585 000 . . . . 80% of the
amount
over $585 000 but not over $1 170 OGO . . . 60% of the
amount
over $1 170 GOO but not over $2 340 000 . 40% of the
amount
over $2 340 000 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, $120.00; Vacant Land, $82.50;
(d) in the case of land classified as
(e) in the case of land not classified
as Residential or Vacant Land, $300.00.
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 (Residential) (Non-residential)
Country sewerage area cents/$ of GRV cents/$ of GRV ALBANY
6.796 7.614 AUGUSTA
6.880 6.880 AUSTRALIND
5.017 2.870
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BINNINGUP 8.627 4.585 BODDINGTON 7.940 5.400 BOOTENALL 5.545 8.056 BREMER BAY 8.127 8.452 BRIDGETOWN 5.358 5.829 BROOME 5.065 4.613 BRUNSWICK 5.800 6.630 BUNBURY 4.586 6.165 BUREKUP 6.190 3.250 BUSSELTON 6.224 6.473 CAPEL 9.100 6.940 CARNAR VON 8.573 7.564 CERVANTES 4.375 4.550 COLLIE 7.316 7.926 CORRIGIN 6.050 6.050 CRANBROOK 8.907 9.250 CUNDERDIN 5.166 8.568 DAMPIER 2.653 3.442 DENMARK 6.350 6.350 DERBY 5.801 6.340 DONGARA-DENISON 8.420 5.408 DUNSBOROUGH 7.654 7.960 EATON 6.994 6.753 ENEABBA 6.462 6.720 ESPERANCE 5.464 6.964 EXMOUTH 4.044 4.200
FITZROY CROSSING 10.400 12.00 GERALDTON 5.779 6.620 GERALDTON/ - 1.598 EFFLUENT GNOWANGERUP 8.115 8.440 HALLS CREEK 5.604 7.411 HARVEY 6.743 4.722 JURIEN BAY 5.776 6.008 KALBARRI 6.155 5.158 KARRATHA 3.500 3.734 KATANNING 5.810 5.810 KELLERBERRIN 6.633 6.899
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KOJONUP 8.940 8.940 KUNUNURRA 4.429 5.211 LAKE ARGYLE 4.429 5.211 LANCELIN 6.760 6.760 LAVERTON 3.690 4.540 LEDGE POINT 6.760 6.760 LEEMAN 5.519 5.740 LEONORA 5.973 5.973 MANDURAH 6.020 6.020 MANJIMUP 9.220 7.980 MARGARET RIVER 4.150 4.150 MECKERING 5.905 6.140 MERREDIN 7.206 7.495 MOUNT BARKER 6.952 7.220 MUKINBUDIN 10.663 11.090 NAREMBEEN 8.310 8.310 NARROGIN 4.700 6.935 NEWDEGATE 12.000 12.000 NEWMAN 3.600 3.600 NORTHAM 4.970 6.530 PARABURD00 3.447 3.580 PINGELLY 7.890 7.890 PINJARRA 4.123 4.530 PORT HEDLAND 5.821 6.054 ROEBOURNE 7.982 10.831
THREE SPRINGS 9.290 9.695 TOM PRICE 3.293 3.420 WAGIN 8.190 8.190 WAROONA 8.100 8.880 WICKHAM 5.619 5.304 WONGAN HILLS 3.740 4.282 WUNDOWIE 3.580 4.630 WYALKATCHEM 6.878 7.154 WYNDHAM 5.368 8.503 YUNDERUP 5.635 5.400
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Part 3 — Quantity charges
1. For industrial waste discharged into a sewer of the Authority pursuant to a permit of the Authority classified
as a major permit —
(a) for volume 60.1 c/kL; (b) for B.O.D 89.1 c/kg; and
(c) for suspended solids 76.4 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 items 1 and 2 of
Part 1 or items 2 and 3 (b) or 3 (e) 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 items 1 and 2 of Part 1 or items 2 and 3 (b) or 3 (e) 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 items 1 and 2 of Part 1 or items 2 and 3 (b) or 3 (e) of Part 2, as the case requires.
2. For tankered raw wastewater discharged into
a sewer of the Authority 100.4 c/kL 3. For effluent discharged from a septic tank
effluent pumping system into a sewer of
the Authority 77.3 c/kL SCHEDULE 3
[By-law 27]
CHARGES FOR DRAINAGE FOR 1993/94
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 $12.50 Strata-titled storage unit
2. In respect of land comprised in a unit lot within the meaning of the
Strata Titles Act 1985 $5.00 Part 2 — Charge by way of a rate
1. In respect of all land in a drainage
area as referred to in by-law 27 that
is classified as Residential or
Semi-rural/residential land 0 70 cents/$
of GRVsubject to a minimum in respect of any land
the subject of a separate assessment of $27.55.
3232 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [1 July 1993 2. In respect of all land in a drainage
area as referred to in by-law 27 other
than land to which Part 1 or item 1
of this Part applies 081 cents/$
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, $27.55;
(b) in any other case, $36.30.
SCHEDULE 4
[By-law 31]
CHARGES FOR IRRIGATION FOR 1993/94
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 $167.50 2. For each connection of 100 mm diameter or less
to the Harvey Piped Scheme, other than the
first supply point, an amount $158.20 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 working hours, an amount of $112.90
(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$89.80 (b) is in Harvey Irrigation District Sub-Area No. 1 or 4, an amount
per hectare of $89.80
subject to a minimum in respect of any land the
subject of a separate assessment of $89.80.2. 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 (b) where water is supplied to land
$235.75
classified as Crop Group 2 $170.60
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(c) where water is supplied to land
classified as Crop Group 3 $78.60 3. In respect of land in the Carnarvon
Irrigation District $194.00/
hectaresubject to a maximum in respect of any land
the subject of a separate assessment of $1 164.00.4. In respect of land in the Ord Irrigation District —
(a)
where the land is in the Packsaddle Horticultural Farms Sub-Area 1 —
(i) an amount of
$22.80/ hectare
subject to a minimum in
respect of any land the
subject of a separate
assessment of $178.00;(ii)a further amount per
hectare of land actually
irrigated of $555.00/
hectare
(b) where the land is in Ord Irrigation
District Sub-Area 2 $43.70/ hectare (c) 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 —
(i) where the supply is assured $40.15
(ii) where the supply is not assured $30.35 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 mentioned in Part 1) —
(a) for each 1 000 cubic metres up to —
(i) 9 200 cubic metres per 3 hectares 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 $20.05
(b) where the district allocation is more than the quantity mentioned in
paragraph (a)(i) or (ii), as the case
may be, for each 1 000 cubic
metres over that quantity but not
over the district allocation $22.10
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(c) for each 1 000 cubic metres over the district allocation. $40.05 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 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) $93.80
3. For each 1 000 cubic metres of water supplied for irrigation in the Carnarvon Irrigation District —
(a)
in accordance with a notice under Irrigation District By-laws
$151.25
(b)
not in accordance with a notice mentioned in paragraph (a)
$2 965.00
SCHEDULE 5
[By-laws 14 (3), 24 (3)1
INDEX FOR INCREASING GROSS RENTAL VALUE UNDER
VALUATION OF LAND ACT 1978
day from which relevant general valuation affecting
land was expressed under the index for 1993/94 Valuation of Land Act 1978
to come into force1 July 1981 1.872 1 July 1982 1.702 1 July 1983 1.547 1 July 1984 1.502 1 July 1985 1.460 1 July 1986 1.363 1 July 1987 1.304 1 July 1988 1.254 1 July 1989 1.172 1 July 1990 1.086 1 July 1991 1.044 1 July 1992 1.034 1 July 1993 1.000
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SCHEDULE 6
(By-laws 7, 8, 8A, 8C and 91
DISCOUNTS AND ADDITIONAL CHARGES
1.
Discount — by-law 7 (1) (a) (i)
$1.50
2. Additional charges — (a) by-law 7 (1) (b) (i) 13.00 (b) by-law 8 (2) (a) 1.50 (c) by-law 8 (2) (b) (0 1.50 (d) by-law 8 (2) (b) (ii) 3.00 3. Rates of interest —
by-laws 7 (1) (a) 60, 7 (1) (b) (ii), 8 (2) (a), 8 (2) (b) (i), 8 (2) (b) (ii) 8% per annum
4. Concession (by-law 8A (2)) —
(a) charge for water supply
(b) charge for sewerage$54.35 $88.00
(c) charge for drainage $9.80
5. Interest on overdue amounts (by-law 9) 14% SCHEDULE 7
[By-law 8B]
CHARGES FOR GOVERNMENT TRADING ORGANIZATIONS
1. Annual charge (based on meter size).
Meter size
20 mm or less 241 25 mm 376 30 mm 541 40 mm 962
50 mm 1 504
70 mm 2 948 75 mm 3 384
80 mm 3 851 100 mm 6 017 140 mm 11 793 150 mm 13 539 200 mm 24 067
250 mm 37 606 300 mm 54 152 350 mm 73 707
with a minimum charge, where property is served
but not metered by the Water Authority, of241
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2. Volume charge (c/kL)
Metropolitan
First 600 kL 55.1 cents Over 600 kL 61.5 cents
Country
First 300 kL 61.5 cents P) . Over 300 kL 110.8 cents
By resolution of the Board.
The Seal of the Water Authority of Western Australia was affixed hereto in the presence of—
K. C. WEBSTER, Chairman.
W. J. COX, Managing Director.
Approved by the Minister for Water Resources—
PAUL D. OMODEI.
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