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Government Gazette ISSN-0157-8324 No NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA Government Gazette ISSN-0157-8324 No. G13 DARWIN 27 March 2013 GENERAL INFORMATION SUBSCRIPTIONS are payable in advance and are accepted for a maximum period of one calendar year. All subscriptions General issues of the Gazette contain notices under the are on a firm basis and refunds for cancellations will not be following headings: Proclamations; Legislative (Acts of Parliament assented to, Statutory Rules, By-laws, given. Rates include surface postage in Australia and overseas. Regulations); Government departments administering Other carriage rates are available on application. particular legislation or functions; Notices under the Companies (Northern Territory) Code; Planning Act; Crown AVAILABILITY: The Gazette may be purchased by mail Lands Act; Private Notices; Tenders Invited; Contracts from: Awarded. 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Page 2 The Northern Territory Government Gazette No. G13, 27 March 2013 Police Administration Act (e) the proposed Exceptional Development Permit is to SALE OF GOODS allow the use and development of Section 3246 (75) Brahminy Road, Hundred of Strangways for the purpose Notice is hereby given that pursuant to section 166 of the of a transport terminal including an equipment storage Police Administration Act, the following property as shown yard, maintenance shed, office and ablutions. The land on the attached schedule has been in the possession of the is in Zone RL (Rural Living) of the Northern Territory Officer in Charge, Police Station, Katherine, for a period in Planning Scheme, and the use of the site for the proposed excess of 3 months and this property will be sold or otherwise purpose would otherwise be prohibited in this zone. disposed of in a manner as determined by the Commissioner of Police, if after twenty-eight (28) days from the publication Dated 11th March, 2013. of this notice the property remains unclaimed. P. G. CHANDLER Dated 15th March, 2013. Minister for Lands, Planning R. FARMER and the Environment Superintendent 2/13 Katherine Division Planning Act EXHlBITS/MPR NOTICE OF DECISION 387266/001 IPAD VARIATION OF EXCEPTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT EDP08/0005 (AS AMENDED BY EDP08/0005A) 383110/001 Playboy Wallets & 383110/001/001 contents I, PETER GLEN CHANDLER, the Minister for Lands, 383110/002 Planning and the Environment, under section 40(6) of the 383110/003 $4.05 Planning Act, give notice that - (a) Under section 40(4)(a), approve to grant a Variation BIKES of Exceptional Development Permit EDPO8/0005 (as 384082/001 Bike amended by EDPO8/0005A) for Lot 2024 (37) Larapinta Jamis (blue) s/n Drive, Town of Alice Springs; JC12260119/HV0800280 (b) The application proposes using Lot 2024 (37) Larapinta 382332/001 Scooter Drive, Alice Springs for the purpose of an office razor s/n 6139035 (temporary) for a further five year period. FIREARMS Dated 11th March, 2013. 362475/001 Lee Enfield rba P. G. CHANDLER m-1 MK 3 calibre .303 Minister for Lands, Planning s/n 49022 and the Environment 3/13 362475/002 Lithgow/Slazenger rba m-lB calibre -.22 Planning Act s/n-140718 PROPOSED EXCEPTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 389834/001 Mauser calibre - .308 Win LOT 7946, 51 PRIEST STREET, SUBURB OF CICCONE, s/n -844 TOWN OF ALICE SPRINGS 1/13 I, PETER GLEN CHANDLER, the Minister for Lands, Planning Act Planning and the Environment, determine pursuant to section 39 of the Planning Act, that: PROPOSED EXCEPTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT (a) a proposed Exceptional Development Permit, as described I, Peter Glen Chandler, the Minister for Lands, in (e), is to be exhibited; Planning and the Environment, determine pursuant to section 17 of the Planning Act, that: (b) the proposed Exceptional Development Permit is to be exhibited at the following location: (a) a proposed Exceptional Development Permit, as described in (e), is to be exhibited; Offices of the Department of Lands, Planning and the Environment Level 1, Alice Plaza, Todd Mall, Alice (b) the proposal is to be exhibited at the following locations: Springs; Offices of the Department of Lands, Planning and the Environment Ground Floor, Arnhemica House, 16 Parap (c) the exhibition period is for a period of 28 days, Road, Parap NT 0820; and commencing upon first newspaper publication of this notice; (c) I have determined, pursuant to section 15(1), that the proposal is to be exhibited for a period of 28 days, (d) written submissions in respect of this exhibition should commencing upon first newspaper publication of the be made to: notice required by section 17(1); Development Assessment Services (d) written submissions in respect of this exhibition should Department of Lands, Planning and the Environment be made to: PO Box 2130 ALlCE SPRINGS NT 0871; Manager, Rural Planning Development Assessment Services Email: [email protected]; or Department of Lands, Planning and the Environment Facsimile: (08) 8951 9222; and GPO Box 1680 (e) the proposed Exceptional Development Permit is to allow DARWIN NT 0801; or worker accommodation (hostel) for a maximum of 12 Facsimile: (08) 8999 6055; and people in four (4) demountable buildings on Lot 7946, 51 The Northern Territory Government Gazette No. G13, 27 March 2013 Page 3 Priest Street, Suburb of Ciccone, Town of Alice Springs. Interpretation Act, revoke the instrument dated The land is in zone GI (General Industry) under the NT 22 November 2012 authorising officers of the Department; Planning Scheme, in which hostels are prohibited. and Dated 11th March, 2013. (b) in pursuance of section 8(4) of the Law Officers Act, P. G. CHANDLER authorise the officers of the Department specified in the Minister for Lands, Planning Schedule, each officer being a legal practitioner, and the Environment to act in the name of the Solicitor for the Northern Territory. 4/13 Dated 6th March, 2013. G. J. SHANAHAN Pastoral Land Act Chief Executive PASTORAL LAND BOARD SCHEDULE APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS Jacqueline Antoun Gabrielle Martin I, Willem Rudolf Westra van Holthe, Minister for Land Resource Management, under section 12(1) of the Michael Thomas Back Alison Maynard Pastoral Land Act, appoint each of the following persons to Chantelle Balagengadaran Thomas McCrie be a member of the Pastoral Land Board from 1 May 2013 Michael Devi Balthazar Ingrid Meier to 30 April 2016: Jessica Black Ruth Morley (a) Colleen Marie Costello; Jonathan Bortoli Laura Muccitelli (b) Steven Craig; Ruth Brebner Louise Noto (c) Thomas George Henry Stockwell. Robert Bradshaw Carl O’Connor Dated 13th March, 2013. W. R. Westra van Holthe Gabrielle Brown Leonie Paulson Minister for Lisa Gail Brown Joanna Pethick Land Resource Management Richard Bruxner Maria Pikoulos 5/13 Rosslyn Chenoweth Robert Pocock Pastoral Land Act Kathleen Chong-Fong Virginia Clare Rabeling PASTORAL LAND BOARD Emily Clarke Lee Rayner APPOINTMENT OF MEMBER Kelvin Currie Guy Riley I, Willem Rudolf Westra van Holthe, Minister Jenni Daniel-Yee Kristy Rogerson for Land Resource Management, under section 12(1) of the Meredith Day-Huntingford Nestor Sanchez Pastoral Land Act, appoint Campbell Petrie Miller to be a member of the Pastoral Land Board from 26 June 2013 to Jenna Ann Dennison Arulkumar Selvaretnam 25 June 2015. Martin Fisher Carol Sexton Dated 13th March, 2013. Elizabeth Farquhar Gregory Shanahan W. R. Westra van Holthe Christopher Frey Anthony Shelley Minister for Land Resource Management Elizabeth Furlonger Allison Smart 6/13 Kalliopi Gatis Craig Smyth Education and Care Services Kathleen Gray Kate Stevenson (National Uniform Legislation) Act 2011 Joshua Ingrames Leonique Swart COMMENCEMENT NOTICE Robert Jobson Amanda Taylor I, Sally Gordon Thomas, Administrator of the Northern Earl Johnson Jana Tumuls Territory of Australia, under section 2 of the Education and Anita Kneebone Clare Venturini Care Services (National Uniform Legislation) Act 2011 (No.
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