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We are committed to providing the right people with the skills you need. www.edenritchie.com.au A division of Eden Ritchie Recruitment Pty Ltd H&J 8394 phone: (07) 3236 0033 fax: (07) 3236 0099 email: info@ edenritchie.com.au [79] Queensland Government Gazette EXTRAORDINARY PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXXXV] TUESDAY, 13 JANUARY, 2004 [No. 6 !"#$# %&'" ()* +,,- ' "#.#/$" (0 ()* +,,- +1 2 ()* +,,- )$ .3 1 ' BRISBANE Printed and Published by Government Printer, Vulture Street, Woolloongabba 13 January, 2004 280031—1 [81] Queensland Government Gazette PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXXXV] FRIDAY, 16 JANUARY, 2004 [No. 7 Integrated Planning Act 1997 ADOPTION OF AMENDMENTS TO CALOUNDRA CITY PLANNING SCHEME AND TEMPORARY LOCAL PLANNING INSTRUMENT– KAWANA BUSINESS VILLAGE Pursuant to Schedules 1 and 2 of the Integrated Planning Act 1997, on 30 June 2003 Caloundra City Council adopted an amendment to its Transitional Planning Scheme, in particular Development Control Plan 1 – Kawana (“DCP 1”), and a supporting Temporary Local Planning Instrument (“TLPI”). The purpose and general effect of the planning scheme amendment is to expand Detailed Planning Area 9 (“DPA 9”), an existing business village planning area in Birtinya. The adopted provisions will provide additional land for employment generating uses, with a focus on high technology and clean manufacturing. The purpose and general effect of the TLPI is to support the expanded business village by enabling development within the expanded DPA 9 area presently within the Residential A zone to be assessed as if it were zoned Special Development. The TLPI will cease to have effect on 16 January 2005 unless sooner repealed. A copy of the adopted amendment and TLPI can be viewed and/or purchased from Council’s Customer Service Centre, located at 1 Omrah Avenue, Caloundra. Further information regarding the amendment and TLPI may be obtained from the Council’s Customer Service Centre on ph 1300 650 112 (within local area), or (07)5420 8200 (outside local area or mobile phone). Garry Storch CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER. 279844—1 82 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 7 [16 January, 2004 Integrated Planning Act 1997 “A” zone and include in the Special Facilities – Body Healthcare Business & Residence zone. Public Notice A copy of the amendment is available for inspection or purchase at Sarina Shire Council the Council Office at 65 Broad Street Sarina, and is also available AMENDMENT of the PLANNING SCHEME for inspection at the Department of Local Government and Planning. On the 15th December 2003 Council adopted an amendment to exclude land described as Lot 4 on RP709384, located at 102 Broad Street, Sarina and shown on Map No 3/8, from the Residential “A” Neil Ischenko zone and include in the Commercial zone. Chief Executive Officer A copy of the amendment is available for inspection or purchase at the Council Office at 65 Broad Street Sarina, and is also available Integrated Planning Act 1997 for inspection at the Department of Local Government and Public Notice Planning. Sarina Shire Council AMENDMENT of the PLANNING SCHEME Neil Ischenko Chief Executive Officer On the 15th December 2003 Council adopted an amendment to exclude land described as Lot 1 on RP702838, located at 8 Anzac Street, Sarina and shown on Map No 5/10 , from the Commercial Integrated Planning Act 1997 zone and include in the Residential “A” zone. Public Notice A copy of the amendment is available for inspection or purchase at Sarina Shire Council the Council Office at 65 Broad Street Sarina, and is also available for inspection at the Department of Local Government and AMENDMENT of the PLANNING SCHEME Planning. On the 15th December 2003 Council adopted an amendment to exclude land described as Lot 11 on RP740976, located at 7 Anzac Neil Ischenko Street, Sarina and shown on Map No 5/10 , from the Residential Chief Executive Officer © The State of Queensland 2004. Copyright protects this publication. Except for purposes permitted by the Copyright Act, reproduction by whatever means is prohibited without the prior written permission of Goprint. Inquiries should be addressed to Goprint, Publications and Retail, 371 Vulture Street, Woolloongabba, 4102. 279844 —————— BRISBANE Printed and Published by Government Printer, Vulture Street, Woolloongabba 16 January, 2004 [83] Queensland Government Gazette PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXXXV] FRIDAY, 16 JANUARY, 2004 [No. 8 Land Act 1994 34 Res 18055 RESERVE AND SET APART (REPEAL) NOTICE (No 01) SCHEDULE 4 2004 Description Short title 41 South East Region, Ipswich Office, R2618 (Title Reference 1 This notice may be cited as the Reserve and Set Apart (Repeal) 49023050), as shown on plan SL7889 (now Lot 519 on SL7889) Notice (No 01) 2004 registered in the Department of Natural Resources and Mines, area Revocation of reserve [s33(1) of the Act] 612 m2, county of Stanley, parish of Ipswich 2 The reserves described in Schedules 1 to 6 are repealed Purpose SCHEDULE 1 42 Reserve for Health purposes Description Date Set Apart 11 Central West Region, Longreach Office, R53 (Title Reference 43 Order in Council made 4 December 1975 and published in 49007415), being Lot 262 on SP108272 registered in the Department the Gazette on 6 December 1975 at page 1309 of Natural Resources and Mines, area about 136 ha, county of File Reference Portland, parish of Wellshot 44 Res 16058 Purpose SCHEDULE 5 12 Reserve for Railway (Camping) purposes Description Date Set Apart 51 South East Region, Ipswich Office, R289 (Title Reference 13 Reserve and Set Apart (Amendment) Notice (No 06) 2001 49005540), being Lot 206 on CC3440 registered in the Department published in the Gazette on 9 February 2001 at pages 449-450 of Natural Resources and Mines, area 3262 ha, county of Churchill, File Reference parish of Taylor 14 R53/Wellshot Purpose SCHEDULE 2 52 Reserve for State School (Primary-Murphys Creek) Description Date Set Apart 21 North Region, Townsville Office, R63 (Title Reference 53 Order in Council made 1 May 1986 and published in the 49009120), being Lot 215 on DA451 registered in the Department Gazette on 3 May 1986 at page 270 of Natural Resources and Mines, area 232694 ha, county of Dagmar, File Reference parish of Garioch 54 Res 77-94 Purpose SCHEDULE 6 22 Reserve for Landing Ground for Aircraft, Mount Molloy Description Date Set Apart 61 South East Region, Ipswich Office, R860 (Title Reference 23 Reserve and Set Apart (Amendment) Notice (No 43) 2000 49010514), as shown on plan CC2440 (now Lot 287 on CC2440) published in the Gazette on 27 October 2000 at pages 668-9 registered in the Department of Natural Resources and Mines, area File Reference 14030 ha, county of Churchill, parish of Tenthill 24 CNS/008595 Purpose SCHEDULE 3 62 Reserve for State School, Mt Whitestone Description Date Set Apart 31 South East Region, Ipswich Office, R2920 (Title Reference 63 Order in Council made 2 September 1971 and published in 49013396), being Allotment 15 of section 124 as shown on plans the Gazette on 4 September 1971 at pages 6-7 I16249, Sheets 1 and 2 (now Lot 15 on I16249) registered in the File Reference Department of Natural Resources and Mines, area 863 m2, county 64 Res 14374 of Stanley, parish of Ipswich Purpose ENDNOTES 32 Reserve for Health purposes 1 Made by the Acting Minister on 8 January 2004 Date Set Apart 2 Published in the Gazette on 16 January 2004 33 Order in Council made 2 November 1978 and published in 3 Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly the Gazette on 4 November 1978 at pages 764-5 4 The administering agency is the Department of Natural Resources and Mines 279841—File Reference1 84 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 8 [16 January, 2004 Land Act 1994 of Natural Resources and Mines, area 1964 m2, county of Stanley, RESERVE AND SET APART NOTICE (No 01) 2004 parish of Yeerongpilly Short title Purpose 1 This notice may be cited as the Reserve and Set Apart Notice 62 Reserve for Park and Recreation (No 01) 2004 Trustee Reserve and set apart [ss31(1) and 44 of the Act] 63 Under the control of Brisbane City Council, as trustee 2 The unallocated State land described in Schedules 1 to 11 are File Reference reserved and set apart for the community purposes stated and 64 BRI/004056 placed under the control of the trustees as indicated SCHEDULE 7 SCHEDULE 1 Description Description 71 South East Region, Bundaberg Office, Title Reference 11 Central West Region, Longreach Office, Title Reference 49103604, being Lot 11 on SP160274 registered in the Department 49103587, being Lot 32 on SP157687 registered in the Department of Natural Resources and Mines, area 1014 m2, county of Cook, of Natural Resources and Mines, area 1636 m2, county of Portland, parish of Barolin parish of Longreach Purpose Purpose 72 Reserve for Park and Recreation 12 Reserve for Park Trustee Trustee 73 Under the control of the Council of the
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