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GAZETTE COVER July 23 Queensland Government Gazette PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXXXV] FRIDAY, -!2#(, 2004 ;= Queensland Government Gazette 00 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY )33. 6OL###8886= &2)$!9 -!2#( ;.O Local Government Act 1993 !COPYOFTHISAMENDMENTISAVAILABLEFORINSPECTIONORPURCHASE AT,IVINGSTONE3HIRE#OUNCIL !NZAC0ARADE 9EPPOONANDIS GOLD COAST CITY COUNCIL ALSOAVAILABLEFORINSPECTIONATTHEOFFICEOFTHE$EPARTMENTOF (EXTENSION OF INTERIM LOCAL LAW) ,OCAL'OVERNMENTAND0LANNING NOTICE (NO. 1) 2004 1 Short title 0(&RANKS #()%&%8%#54)6%/&&)#%2 4HISNOTICEMAYBECITEDASTHE Gold Coast City Council (Extension of Interim Local Law) Notice (No. 1) 2004. 2 Commencement 4HISNOTICECOMMENCESONTHEDATEITISPUBLISHEDINTHE Local Government Act 1993 'AZETTE MIRIAM VALE SHIRE COUNCIL 3 Extension of expiration date (MAKING OF LOCAL LAW) 0URSUANTTOSECTIONOFTHE Local Government Act 1993, NOTICE (No. 2) 2004 THEInterim Local Law No.30 (Bathing Reserves) 2003WHICHWAS Title MADEBYTHE'OLD#OAST#ITY#OUNCILBYRESOLUTIONON!UGUST ANDNOTIFIEDINTHE'AZETTEON3EPTEMBERATPAGE 1. 4HISNOTICEMAYBECITEDASTHE Miriam Vale Shire Council ISEXTENDEDANDNOWEXPIRESON3EPTEMBER (Making of Local Law) Notice (No. 2) 2004 Commencement %.$./4%3 2. 4HISNOTICECOMMENCESONTHEDAYITISPUBLISHEDINTHE -ADEBYTHE-INISTERON&EBRUARY 'AZETTE 0UBLISHEDINTHE'AZETTEON-ARCH Making of Local Law .OTREQUIREDTOBELAIDBEFORETHE,EGISLATIVE!SSEMBLY 3. 0URSUANTTOTHEPROVISIONSOFTHELocal Government Act 1993, 4HEADMINISTERINGAGENCYISTHE1UEENSLAND$EPARTMENTOF THE-IRIAM6ALE3HIRE#OUNCILMADE Local Law No. 18 ,OCAL'OVERNMENTAND0LANNING (Cemeteries) 2004BYRESOLUTIONON&EBRUARY WHICH REPEALSLocal Law No. 18 (Cemeteries). Inspection INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997 4. !CERTIFIEDCOPYOFTHELOCALLAWISOPENTOINSPECTIONATTHE LIVINGSTONE SHIRE COUNCIL ,OCAL'OVERNMENTSPUBLICOFFICEANDATTHE$EPARTMENTS 3TATEOFFICE .OTICEISGIVENTHATON-ONDAY$ECEMBER ,IVINGSTONE 3HIRE#OUNCILADOPTEDANAMENDMENTOFITS4RANSITIONAL0LANNING 3CHEME ENDNOTES 4HEPURPOSEOFTHEAMENDMENTISTOINCLUDELANDAT-EIKLEVILLE 0UBLISHEDINTHE'AZETTEON-ARCH 3TREET -EIKLEVILLE(ILL DESCRIBEDASPARTOF,OT20 .OTREQUIREDTOBELAIDBEFORETHE,EGISLATIVE!SSEMBLY 0ARISHOF9EPPOONTOENABLEDEVELOPMENTCONSISTENTWITHTHE 2ESIDENTIAL!ZONE 4HEADMINISTERINGAGENCYISTHE1UEENSLAND$EPARTMENTOF ,OCAL'OVERNMENTAND0LANNING 4HEGENERALEFFECTOFTHEAMENDMENTISTOREFLECTTHEAPPROVALBY #OUNCILOF$EVELOPMENT0ERMITn-ATERIAL#HANGEOF5SEn.O OVERTHELAND 1 15%%.3,!.$'/6%2.-%.4'!:%44% .O ;-ARCH Caboolture Shire Council Caboolture Shire Council Integrated Planning Act 1997 Integrated Planning Act 1997 AMENDMENT of the TRANSITIONAL AMENDMENT of the TRANSITIONAL PLANNING SCHEME PLANNING SCHEME (The Transitional Scheme for the Shire of Caboolture) (The Transitional Scheme for the Shire of Caboolture) .OTIFICATIONISGIVENOFTHEADOPTIONOFANAMENDMENTTOTHE .OTIFICATIONISGIVENOFTHEADOPTIONOFANAMENDMENTTOTHE 4RANSITIONAL0LANNING3CHEME-APSFORTHE3HIREOF#ABOOLTUREAS 4RANSITIONAL0LANNING3CHEME-APSFORTHE3HIREOF#ABOOLTUREAS SPECIFIEDINTHE3CHEDULETOTHIS.OTICE SPECIFIEDINTHE3CHEDULETOTHIS.OTICE The Schedule The Schedule Planning Date of Description of Previous New Planning Date of Description of Previous New Scheme Adoption of Land Amended Description Description Scheme Adoption of Land Amended Description Description Amendment and Maps Amendment and Maps Affected Affected 3HIREOF !UGUST ,OT 2ESIDENTIAL! 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The local law so adopted will be referred -AIN3TREET 0ROSERPINE 1UEENSLANDANDATTHE$EPARTMENTS to as Local Law No. 4 (Overgrown and Untidy Allotments) 3TATEOFFICEAT,EVEL -INERAL(OUSE 'EORGE3TREET 2004 of the Council’s local laws "RISBANE Inspection 4. !CERTIFIEDCOPYOFTHELOCALLAWISOPENTOINSPECTIONATTHE %.$./4%3 ,OCAL'OVERNMENTSPUBLICOFFICEANDATTHE$EPARTMENTS 3TATEOFFICE 0UBLISHEDINTHE'AZETTEON-ARCH .OTREQUIREDTOBELAIDBEFORETHE,EGISLATIVE!SSEMBLY %.$./4%3 4HEADMINISTERINGAGENCYISTHE1UEENSLAND$EPARTMENTOF ,OCAL'OVERNMENTAND0LANNING 0UBLISHEDINTHE'AZETTEON-ARCH .OTREQUIREDTOBELAIDBEFORETHE,EGISLATIVE!SSEMBLY 4HEADMINISTERINGAGENCYISTHE1UEENSLAND$EPARTMENTOF ,OCAL'OVERNMENTAND0LANNING Integrated Planning Act 1997 Planning Scheme for the Shire of Pine Rivers .OTICEISHEREBYGIVENTHATONTH-AYTHE0INE2IVERS3HIRE Local Government Act 1993 #OUNCILADOPTEDANAMENDMENTOFITS0LANNING3CHEME4HE TOOWOOMBA CITY COUNCIL PURPOSEOFTHEAMENDMENTISTOEXCLUDELANDLOCATEDAT 0OSTMANS4RACK 3AMSONVALEANDDESCRIBEDAS,OTON20 (MAKING OF LOCAL LAW) 0ARISHOF3AMSONVALEFROMTHEh2URALvZONEANDINCLUDETHELAND NOTICE (NO. 1) 2004 INTHEh2URAL2ESIDENTIALvZONE4HEGENERALEFFECTOFTHE Title AMENDMENTISTOREFLECTTHEAPPROVALBY#OUNCILOFADEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONOVERTHELAND 1. 4HISNOTICEMAYBECITEDASTHE Toowoomba City Council (Making of Local Law) Notice (No. 1) 2004. #OPIESOFTHEAMENDMENTAREAVAILABLEFORINSPECTIONANDPURCHASE ATTHEOFFICEOFTHE0INE2IVERS3HIRE#OUNCIL!COPYOFTHE Commencement AMENDMENTISAVAILABLEFORINSPECTIONATTHEOFFICEOFTHE 2. 4HISNOTICECOMMENCESONTHEDATEITISPUBLISHEDINTHE $EPARTMENTOF,OCAL'OVERNMENTAND0LANNING 'AZETTE Making of Local Law 2AY"URTON #HIEF%XECUTIVE/FFICER 3. 0URSUANTTOTHEPROVISIONSOFTHELocal Government Act 1993 THE4OOWOOMBA#ITY#OUNCILMADE Roads (Amendment) Local Law (No. 1) 2004BYRESOLUTIONON&EBRUARY WHICHAMENDSLocal Law No. 7 (Roads). Integrated Planning Act 1997 Inspection Planning Scheme for the Shire of Pine Rivers 4. !CERTIFIEDCOPYOFTHELOCALLAWISOPENTOINSPECTIONATTHE ,OCAL'OVERNMENTSPUBLICOFFICEANDATTHE$EPARTMENTS .OTICEISHEREBYGIVENTHATON.OVEMBERTHE0INE2IVERS 3TATE/FFICE 3HIRE#OUNCILADOPTEDANAMENDMENTOFITS0LANNING3CHEME4HE PURPOSEOFTHEAMENDMENTISTOEXCLUDELANDLOCATEDATAND,OT 7INN2OAD -OUNT3AMSONANDDESCRIBEDAS,OTON30 %.$./4%3 0ARISHOF3AMSONVALEAND,OTON30 0ARISHOF 0UBLISHEDINTHE'AZETTEON&RIDAY -ARCH 3AMSONVALEFROMTHEh2URALvZONEANDINCLUDETHELANDINTHE h2URAL2ESIDENTIALvZONE4HEGENERALEFFECTOFTHEAMENDMENTIS
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