Victoria Government Gazette No. G 16 Thursday 22 April 1999 GENERAL

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By Authority of Victorian Government Printer 874 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette INDEX TO PRIVATE ADVERTISERS A P Aitken Walker & Strachan ...... 876 Pearce Webster Dugdales ...... 879 Perpetual Trustees Victoria Limited . . . . .879 B Purves Clarke Richards ...... 879 Borchard & Moore ...... 877 R D Read Kelly ...... 879 Dwyer Mahon & Robertson ...... 877 Rigby Cooke ...... 879 Russo Pellicano Carlei ...... 879 G Garden & Green ...... 877 S Septimus Jones & Lee ...... 880 Gray Friend & Long ...... 877

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SCHEDULE 1 Ð ACT NO. 391 Names of Trustees: The Uniting Church in Abolition of State Aid to Religion, 1871 Australia Property Trust (Victoria). I, JOHN ROBERTSON PRESTON, head or Powers of Disposition: Such powers of disposition including powers of sale, lease or authorised representative of the denomination mortgage as are given to the Trustee by the known as The Uniting Church in Australia with Uniting Church in Australia Act No. 9021 of the consent of The Uniting Church in Australia 1977 as amended. Property Trust (Victoria) trustees of the land described in the sub-joined statement of trustees Purposes to which proceeds of Disposition and of Reverend Graeme Wells being the person are to be applied: To such Uniting Church in entitled to minister in or occupy a building or Australia purposes as shall be approved by the Synod of Victoria of the Uniting Church in buildings upon the said land, hereby apply to the Australia. Governor of the State of Victoria for leave to dispose of the said land by the means and for the DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP purposes mentioned in the said statement of trusts. And I hereby certify that the said land was Take notice that the partnership between temporarily reserved by Order in Council on 3 Rockbider Pty Ltd and Rockwheeler Pty Ltd August 1868 for the purpose of the site for trading as Aussie Gas was dissolved on 31 Wesleyan Place of Public Worship. That the August, 1998. only trustees of the said land resident in the State of Victoria are The Uniting Church in DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Australia Property Trust (Victoria) of 130 Little Notice is hereby given that the partnership Collins Street, Melbourne. That the land is heretofore subsisting between Lynda Grace of vacant land. That the only person entitled to 29 Balmoral Street, South Yarra and Jessica minister in or occupy the same is the Lightfoot of Flat 1, 19 Neptune Street, St Kilda, abovenamed Reverend Graeme Wells. carrying on business as The Culinary School has been dissolved from 7 March, 1999. J. R. PRESTON THE COMMON SEAL OF THE ) PARTNERSHIP NOTICE UNITING CHURCH IN AUSTRALIA ) MARIA DEBRA JOCKEL joined the PROPERTY TRUST (VICTORIA) ) partnership of Purves Clarke Richards effective was hereto affixed in pursuance of a ) 31 March 1999. resolution passed at a meeting of the ) PURVES CLARKE RICHARDS, solicitors. Members of the Trust in the presence of: ) WARREN BARTLETT PHYLLIS JEAN PULLEN, late of Perpetua, Member of the Trust The Pines Private Nursing Home, 300 LAURIE THORN Springvale Road, Donvale, widow, deceased. Member of the Trust Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims GRAEME WELLS in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 2 January 1999 are required by the personal STATEMENT OF TRUSTS representatives, John Todd of 224 Young Street, Description of Land: 4933 square metres, Unley, South Australia, Ailsa Rogers Drent of Parish of Dean, County of Talbot, being 29 Glen Ebor Avenue, Blackburn, Victoria and allotment 1Q, section 6. Helen Margery Disler of 7 The Patch Road, The Commencing at the north-western angle Patch, Victoria, to send particulars to them care of allotment 1K, section 6, bounded thence of the undermentioned solicitors by 30 June by allotment 1K bearing 180o 00Õ 89.52 1999 after which date the personal representatives may convey or distribute the metres; thence by allotment 1D bearing o assets having regard only to the claims of which 270 00Õ 50.29 metres; thence by allotment they then have notice. 1F bearing 0o 00Õ 106.82 metres, and thence by the Dean-Mollongghip Road bearing 109o 02Õ AITKEN WALKER & STRACHAN, solicitors, 53.11 metres to the point of commencement. 114 William Street, Melbourne 3000. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 877

HERBERT NEWTON READ, late of OSCAR ANDREW COCKFIELD, late of Toppings Road, Wonga Park, gentleman, Alcheringa Hostel, 44 Rutherford Street, Swan deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others Hill, Victoria, retired farmer, deceased. having claims in respect of the estate of Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims the deceased, who died on 10 February 1998 in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died are required by the personal representative, on 27 February 1999, are required by the Jillian Ruth Tainton of Old Drouin Road, trustees, Oscar Frank Hinton and Neil George Drouin, to send particulars to her care of the Cockfield, to send particulars to them care of the undermentioned solicitors by 16 June 1999, undermentioned solicitors by 30 June 1999 after after which date the trustees may convey or which date the personal representative may distribute the assets having regard only to the convey or distribute the assets having regard claims of which they then have notice. only to the claims of which she then has notice. GARDEN & GREEN, lawyers, AITKEN WALKER & STRACHAN, solicitors, 4 McCallum Street, Swan Hill. 114 William Street, Melbourne 3000. FRANCIS LEO HIGGINS, late of Higgins Creditors, next-of-kin and others having Road, Swan Hill, Victoria, farmer, deceased. claims in respect of the estate of THOMAS Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims ALFRED HUNT, formerly of 48 Ardgower in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died Road, Noble Park, Victoria, but late of 8 on 22 October 1998 are required by the trustees, Greenwoods Close, Dingley, Victoria, retired Alma Jean Higgins, Barry Francis Leo Higgins, cabinetmaker, who died on 23 January 1999 are Joseph Vincent Higgins and Susan Lorraine required to send particulars of their claims to the Jones, to send particulars to them care of the executrix care of the undermentioned solicitors undermentioned solicitors, by 16 June 1999 by 18 June 1999 after which date the executrix after which date the trustees may convey or will distribute the assets having regard only to distribute the assets having regard only to the the claims for which notice has been received. claims of which they then have notice. BORCHARD & MOORE, solicitors, GARDEN & GREEN, lawyers, 4 McCallum Street, Swan Hill. 44 Douglas Street, Noble Park. ROBERT LESTER TASSELL, late of 305 LESLEY AMY MAYS, late of 106 Splatt Korumburra Road, Warragul, retired farmer, Street, Swan Hill, in the State of Victoria, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others paymaster, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and having claims in respect of the estate of others having claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 7 November 1998 the deceased, who died on 4 March 1999 are are required by the trustees, Bruce Lester Tassell required by the trustees, Catherine Anne and John David Tassell, to send particulars of Lucantonio, in the will called Catherine Anne of their claims to them care of the undersigned Timber Road, Lachlan, in the State of Tasmania, solicitors by 22 June 1999 after which date the married woman, Heather Joan Mays, in the will trustees may convey or distribute the assets called Heather Joan of 5 Nunn Street, Ballarat, having regard only to the claims of which they in the State of Victoria, student and Gillian Mary then have notice. Mays, in the will called Gillian May of 8 Mulbar GRAY FRIEND & LONG, solicitors, Street, Swan Hill, in the State of Victoria, 70 Queen Street, Warragul 3820. registered nurse, to send particulars to the trustees by 22 June 1999 after which date the ISABELLA DRYSDALE PHILIPS, late of trustees may convey or distribute the assets Flat 5/32 Edgar Street, Glen Iris, Victoria, having regard only to the claims of which the pensioner, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and trustees then have notice. others having claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 12 January 1999 are DWYER MAHON & ROBERTSON, solicitors, required by the trustee, Equity Trustees Limited, 194-208 Beveridge Street, Swan Hill. A.C.N. 004 031 298 of 472 Bourke Street, 878 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Melbourne, in the said State, to send particulars HAZEL MARJORIE PLUMRIDGE, late of to the company by 30 June 1999 after which 12 Hanslope Avenue, Alphington, 3078, widow, date the trustee may convey or distribute the deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others assets having regard only to the claims of which having claims in respect of the estate of the the trustee has notice. deceased, who died on 3 December 1998 are HALL & WILCOX, solicitors, required by the administrator, Carolyn Joy Level 19, Bourke Place, Davies of 33B Burnes Street, Mathoura, NSW, 600 Bourke Street, Melbourne. to send particulars to her by 30 June 1999 after which date the administrator may convey or JOHN WILLIAM CAMPBELL, late of Lot distribute the assets having regard only to the 9, PS#99916, Portland-Nelson Road, Nelson, claims of which she then has notice. war pensioner. Creditors, next-of-kin and others MITCHELL McKENZIE & CO., solicitors, having claims in respect of the estate of the 39 Meninya Street, Moama, NSW 2731. deceased, who died on 22 August 1998 are required by the personal representative, Creditors, next-of-kin and others having Katherine Anne McDonald of 12 MacFarlan claims in respect of the estate of DELPHINE Street, South Yarra, Victoria 3141, to send ROSE CROMIE, deceased, late of 1 Hill Street, particulars to her by 23 June 1999 after which Toorak, Victoria, home duties, who died on 5 date the personal representative may convey or April 1997 are to send particulars of their claims distribute the assets having regard only to the to the executor, Permanent Trustees Company claims of which she then has notice. Limited of 294 Collins Street, Melbourne, JUDITH ROBBIE & CO., solicitors, Victoria, by 24 June 1999 after which date the 6A Darling Street, South Yarra, Vic. 3141. executor will distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which it then has notice. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims in respect of the estate of TREVOR MOORES, solicitors, BARRY HINSON, late of 2 Hocking Street, 9 Prospect Street, Box Hill 3128. Nambour, Queensland, unemployed plasterer, deceased, who died 10 April 1998 are to send JEANNETTE IRENE THOMPSON, late of their claims to the administrator, Donald Arthur 95-97 Goulburn Road, Echuca, Victoria, home Hinson of 31 Parkwood Way, Traralgon, duties, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and Victoria, care of the below mentioned solicitors others having claims in respect of the estate of by 22 June 1999 after which date he will the deceased, who died on 21 September 1996, distribute the assets of the deceased having are required by the applicant for grant of regard only to the claims of which he then has administration, Paul Andrew Thompson of notice. 95-97 Goulburn Road, Echuca, supermarket LITTLETON HACKFORD, solicitors, employee, son, to send particulars to the ÒLaw ChambersÓ, applicant for grant of administration, by 23 June 115 Hotham Street, Traralgon, Vic. 3844. 1999 after which date the applicant for grant of administration may convey or distribute the JOY ELWYN PITTAWAY, late of 28 Tyler assets having regard only to the claims of which Street, Echuca, 3564, widow, deceased. the applicant for grant of administration has Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims notice. in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died MORRISON & SAWERS, solicitors, on 13 February 1998 are required by the 33-35 Nish Street, Echuca 3564. surviving personal representative, Yvonne Turner of 557 Highbury Road, East Burwood, to MARIA MNICHOWSKI, late of 58 send particulars to her by 30 June 1999 after Cardinal Road, Glenroy, home duties, deceased. which date the personal representative may Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims convey or distribute the assets having regard in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died only to the claims of which she then has notice. on 25 September 1998 are required by National MITCHELL McKENZIE & CO., solicitors, Australia Trustees Limited, A.C.N. 007 350 405 39 Meninya Street, Moama, NSW 2731. of 271 Collins Street, Melbourne, to send Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 879 particulars of their claims to the said company Creditors, next-of-kin or others having by 15 June 1999 after which date it will convey claims in respect of the estate of JANICE or distribute the assets having regard only to the MATHERS, late of 21 You Yangs Avenue, claims of which the company then has notice. Dromana, Victoria, dressmaker, deceased, who died on 12 December 1998, are to send VERA EDITH LILLIAN LINDSAY, late of particulars of their claims to the executor care of Cowie Street, Ballan, widow, deceased. the undermentioned solicitors by 17 June 1999 Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims after which date the executor will distribute the in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died assets having regard only to the claims of which on 17 December 1998 are required by the the executor then has notice. trustees, Alan John Lidgett of Myrniong, farmer PURVES CLARKE RICHARDS, solicitors, and Wendy Annette Abey of 76 Gap Road, 121 William Street, Melbourne. Riddells Creek, married woman, to send particulars to the trustees by 14 June 1999 after DOUGLAS McDONALD, late of 2/8 Kevin which date the trustees may convey or distribute Street, Sunshine, Victoria, but formerly of 2 the assets having regard only to the claims of which the trustees have notice. Morgan Street, Braybrook, Victoria, bindery foreman, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and PEARCE WEBSTER DUGDALES, solicitors, others having claims in respect of the estate of 379 Collins Street, Melbourne. the deceased, who died on 3 February 1999, are required by the trustee, Ian Douglas McDonald KEITH MURRAY MORTON, formerly of of 126 Derby Street, Pascoe Vale, Victoria, 16 Paisley Street, Balwyn, Victoria, but late of clerk, to send particulars to the trustee by 24 Merv Irvine Nursing Home, 1231 Plenty Road, June 1999 after which date the trustee may Bundoora, gentleman, deceased. Creditors, convey or distribute the assets having regard next-of-kin and others having claims in respect only to the claims of which the trustee then has of the estate of the deceased, who died on 30 notice. January 1999 are required by the trustee, the Trust Company of Australia Limited, A.C.N. READ KELLY, solicitors, 004 027 749 of 151 Rathdowne Street, Carlton 7th Floor, 555 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. South, Victoria, in the will called The Union Fidelity Trustee Company of Australia Limited Creditors, next-of-kin and others having of 100 Exhibition Street, Melbourne, Victoria, claims in respect of the estate of FRANCES to send particulars to the trustee by 25 June 1999 GEORGINA BEARE, late of Bellview after which date the trustee may convey or Residential Aged Care Service, 23a Elizabeth distribute the assets having regard only to the Street, Oakleigh, in the State of Victoria, retired claims of which the trustee has notice. manageress, deceased, who died on 10 Jaunary PEARCE WEBSTER DUGDALES, solicitors, 1999 are required by the executor and trustee, 379 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000. Dennis James McMahon of 78 Madeline Street, Burwood, Victoria, printer, to send particulars to CECIL JOHN RIXON, late of 14 Cambridge him by 11 June 1999 after which date the Wynd, Lower Templestowe, Victoria 3107. executor and trustee may convey or distribute Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims the assets having regard only to the claims of in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died which he has notice. on 27 February 1999, are required by Perpetual RIGBY COOKE, solicitors, Trustees Victoria Limited, A.C.N. 004 027 258 Level 36, 101 Collins Street, Melbourne. of 50 Queen Street, Melbourne and Pamela Margaret Rixon of 3 St GeorgeÕs Avenue, EMANUELA SCIMENES, late of 39 Templestowe, to send particulars of their claims Oakpark Drive, Chadstone, Victoria, home to the said applicants in the care of the said duties, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and company by 22 June 1999 after which date it others having claims in respect of the estate of will convey or distribute the assets having the deceased, who died on 16 November 1998 regard only to the claims of which the company are required by the trustee, Raffaela Vargiu of 39 then has notice. Oakpark Drive, Chadstone, Victoria, daughter, 880 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette to send particulars to the trustee by 15 June 1999 In the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria after which date the trustee may convey or SALE BY THE SHERIFF distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which the trustee has notice. On 27 May 1999 at 2.30 p.m. at the SheriffÕs Office, 8-20 King Street, Oakleigh, (unless RUSSO PELLICANO CARLEI, solicitors, 43 Atherton Road, Oakleigh 3166. process be stayed or satisfied). All the estate and interest (if any) of Adrian IVY BELMONT MOSLEY, late of Unit 4, Hughes Properties Pty Ltd. of 3 Kelba Street, 55 Torbay Street, McLeod, widow, deceased. North Balwyn, proprietor of an estate in fee Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims simple, in the land described on Certificate of in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died Title Volume 5246 Folio 189 upon which is on 5 December 1998 are required by the erected a residential home known as 2 Stephen trustees, Betty Joan Johnson of 46 Somerset Drive, East Roasnna, Victoria, public servant Street, Caulfield. and Andrew David Johnson of Flat 17, 50 Registered Mortgage Nos. V403539K, Scotland Avenue, Greensborough, Victoria, V406851R, Caveat No. V781545U and the motor mechanic, to send particulars to the Covenant contained in Transfer 1307883 affect trustees within sixty days of the publication of the said estate and interest. this notice after which date the trustees may convey or distribute the assets having regard Terms - Cash only. only to the claims of which the trustees then SW-99-001038-5 have notice. Dated 22 April 1999. SEPTIMUS JONES & LEE, solicitors, 5/99 William Street, Melbourne. S. BLOXIDGE SheriffÕs Office Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims in respect of the estate of JOHN In the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria EDWARD FIELD, late of Unit 632, Grant Hostel, BVB Hostel Aged Care Facility, 8 SALE BY THE SHERIFF Robinsons Road, Baxter, in the State of Victoria, On 27 May 1999 at 11.00 a.m. at the deceased, who died on 3 January 1999 are to SheriffÕs Office, Old Courthouse Annex, Camp send particulars of their claims to the executors Street, Ballarat, (unless process be stayed or care of the undermentioned solicitors by 22 June satisfied). 1999 after which date the executors will distribute the assets having regard only to the All the estate and interest (if any) of Gary claims of which they then have notice. Donald Wardrope of 9 Stead Street, Ballan, TAYLOR SPLATT & PARTNERS, solicitors, proprietor of an estate in fee simple in the land P.O. Box 148 Frankston, Victoria 3199. described on Certificate of Title Volume 7095 Telephone: 9783 7700. Folio 903 upon which is erected a residence. The property can be located by travelling EDNA MINNIE JACOBS, late of 26 Grant from Melbourne along the Western Freeway for Street, Clifton Hill, Victoria, widow, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims approximately 70 km to the Old Melbourne in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died Road, Ballan. The property is located in the on 24 December 1998 are to send particulars of township of Ballan and is known as 9 Stead their claims to the estate executrices, Sam Street, Ballan. Michal Sharman and Lynette Margaret Registered Mortgage No. P287534Q affects Jamieson, care of the undermentioned solicitors by 25 June 1999 after which date the said the said estate and interest. executrices will distribute the assets having Terms - Cash only. regard only to the claims of which they then SW-99-000102-2 have notice. Dated 22 April 1999. T. J. MULVANY & CO., solicitors, 2nd Floor, S. BLOXIDGE 51 Queen Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3000. SheriffÕs Office Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 881

In the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria In the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria SALE BY THE SHERIFF SALE BY THE SHERIFF On 27 May 1999 at 2.30 p.m. at the SheriffÕs On 27 May 1999 at 11.00 a.m. at the Office, 8-20 King Street, Oakleigh, (unless SheriffÕs Office, Old Courthouse Annex, Camp process be stayed or satisfied). Street, Ballarat, (unless process be stayed or satisfied). All the estate and interest (if any) of Giuseppe Di Giacomo of 14 Wattle Street, All the estate and interest (if any) of Karen Thomastown being registered as a proprietor as Pollard of 16 Christine Avenue, Alfredton as shown on Certificate of Title as Karen Maree to one equal undivided fourth part of share with Pollard, joint proprietor with Darren Robert Gina Di Giacomo as to one equal undivided part Pollard of an estate in fee simple in the land or share and Lidia Di Giacomo as to two equal described on Certificate of Title Volume 8884 undivided fourth parts or shares as tenants in Folio 804 upon which is erected a house. common of an estate in fee simple in the land described on Certificate of Title Volume 9028 The property can be located by travelling to the City of Ballarat. From the Midland Highway Folio 644 upon which is erected a house known and Ballarat-Burrumbeet Road Intersection turn as 14 Wattle Street, Thomastown. west. Head to Alfredton which is a suburb of Registered Mortgage Nos. M901448W and Ballarat. The property is situated at 16 Christine M901449T and the Covenant contained in Avenue, Alfredton. Transfer 2448748 affect the said estate and Registered Mortgage No. V224896X affects interest. the said estate and interest. Terms - Cash only. Terms - Cash only. SW-98-010605-0 SW-98-008771-8 Dated 22 April 1999. Dated 22 April 1999. S. BLOXIDGE S. BLOXIDGE SheriffÕs Office SheriffÕs Office

Unclaimed Moneys Act 1962 Register of Unclaimed Moneys held by the Ñ Date when Total Amount Amount Description first Due to Of Unclaimed became Name of Owner on Books and Last Known Address Owner Money Payable HOWARD SMITH LIMITED $ Mrs Mabelle V. Cook & Mrs Cecilia Alper, 1460 Parkchester Road, Bronx, New York 10462 USA 111.15 Cheque 04/10/96 Estate late Marjorie J. Austin, C/- Back Schwartz Vaughan, Level 10, 75 Castlereach Street, Sydney, NSW 150.15 Ó 02/04/96 Ms Pauline Barker, P.O. Box 352, Prospect, Tas. 152.00 Ó 04/10/96 Mr Jeffrey Barry, 113 Studley Road, Heidelberg 360.00 Ó 02/04/96 B. Bilbe Medical Pty Ltd, ÒStaff Superannuation FundÓ P.O. Box 829N, Cairns, North Queensland 209.00 Ó 04/10/96 B. Jones, (1981) Holdings Pty Ltd, 1363 Albany Highway, Cannington, WA 119.13 Ó Ó Estate late Daisy Blair, C/- Mr R. Blair, Unit 2, 761 Malvern Road, Toorak 150.00 Ó 02/04/96 Major Griffith William T. Brook, 424 Bluff Road, Hampton 190.00 Ó 04/10/96 882 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Mrs Blanche R. Brookes, C/- Mr Philip Brookes, 14 Luscombe Street, Runcorn, Queensland 190.00 Ó Ó Cleaning Wizard Australia Pty Ltd, P.O. Box 510, Mornington 228.00 Ó Ó Mr Wilfred P. Clothier, C/- Addisons, G.P.O. Box 1433, Sydney, NSW 216.79 Ó Ó Estate late Eric Sydney Courtice, C/- Payne Butler Lang, P.O. Box 649, Bundaberg, Queensland 162.75 Ó 02/04/96 Mr David McIlraith A. Deans & Mr Peter Robert R. Mulligan P.O. Box 2922, Christchurch 8000, New Zealand 288.45 Ó Ó Mr Guy James Dillon, Unit 2, 83 George Street, Paradise, SA 272.00 Ó 04/10/96 Ms Susan Frances Donaldson, 6 Mala Crescent, Birkdale, Qld 267.90 Ó Ó Estate late Eula P. Floyd, C/-Bruce A. Swane & Co., P.O. Box 523, Engadine, NSW 264.30 Ó 02/04/96 Miss Angela Lawrence Foster, Pleasant Banks, Evandale, Tas. 138.89 Ó 04/10/96 Mr Eric James Lindsay Frazer, 60 Hartington Street, Kew 164.70 Ó 02/04/96 Ms Mavourneen Thelma Galbraith, 9 Peckham Avenue, Chatswood, NSW 272.00 Ó 04/10/96 Marda Jean Gross, C/- P.O. Box 271, Williamstown 119.32 Ó Ó Mr Wayne Hamilton & Mrs Rowena Nan Hamilton, Bevington Village, ManagerÕs Residence, Sunrise Avenue, Budgewoi, NSW 240.00 Ó 02/04/96 Estate late Helena M. Hardgrave, C/- Anne Halloran, Unit 13, 70 Canterbury Road, Toorak 288.00 Ó Ó Mrs Jacqueline Hart, ÒA/c No. 1Ó, 25 Morrice Street, Lane Cove, NSW 236.64 Ó 04/10/96 Estate late Edward K. Haviland, C/- M. J. Gutierrez, Trust Officer, First National Bank Maryland, P.O. Box 1596 Baltimore MD 21203, United States 167.20 Ó Ó Mr Olaf N. Hayes, 1 Tweedia Close, Nambour, Queensland 575.89 Ó 04/10/96 Mr Stuart James Hayward & Mrs Kathleen Miriam Hayward, P.O. Box 299, Wyong, NSW 135.00 Ó 02/04/96 Mr Jeff Herbert-Smith, 36 Queens Park Road, Queens Park, NSW 380.00 Ó 04/10/96 Mr Breton Cranston Leigh Jones & Ms Suzanne Leigh McLarty, 132 Culeenup Road, North Tunderup, WA 193.05 Ó 02/04/96 Mr Gee On Kwok, 2B Marlborough House, 154 Tai Hang Road, Hong Kong 109.65 Ó Ó Mrs Ethel Lilian MacDonald, 13 Wonga Road, Ringwood 380.00 Ó 04/10/96 Mrs Wendy Maplestone, C/- P. Gruchy & Associates Pty Ltd 12 Churchill Street, Mont Albert 264.30 Ó 02/04/96 Mr Edward John Maxwell, 96 Rockbourne Terrace, Paddington, Queensland 190.00 Ó 04/10/96 Mr Thomas Michael Maxwell, 96 Rockbourne Terrace, Paddington, Queensland 340.00 Ó 04/10/96 Ms Patricia Anne McDonagh, 11 Stanley Street, Pascoe Vale South 180.00 Ó 02/04/96 Estate late Mary A. McGregor & Estate late Ronald McGregor, 69 Brooklyn Ave, Frankston 348.50 Ó 04/10/96 Mrs Amanda Jane Mercer Maristan, Coulston Road, Rothbury, NSW 1,254.00 Ó Ó Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 883

Mrs Olive M. Merton, 120 Hastings St, Scarborough, WA 884.00 Ó Ó Mr Colin A. P. Munro, 66 Johnston St, Chatswood, NSW 418.38 Ó Ó Mr Ian Phillip Muston, 122/177 Bellevue Road, Double Bay, NSW 1,194.42 Ó Ó Mr James Syme Balfour Neill, 4 Amaroo Drive, Buderim, Queensland 304.00 Ó Ó Mr John Paech, ÒPaech Retirement Fund A/cÓ, P.O. Box 464, Kew 180.00 Ó 02/04/96 Pathold 113 Pty Limited, Level 6, 35 York St, Sydney NSW 150.00 Ó Ó Estate late John Josiah Roberts, C/-J. R. Gibb & Co., P.O. Box Q53, Queen Victoria Building, Sydney, NSW 427.50 Ó 04/10/96 Mrs Kathleen H. Rosendale, 9 Lalbert Crescent, Prahran East 387.94 Ó Ó Miss Fiona M. Rutherford, C/- B. J. Vass & Associates, 47 Glen Eira Road, Ripponlea 2,887.50 Ó 02/04/96 Mr David Schmidt, Townhouse 6, 93-95 Ocean Street, Woollahra, NSW 190.00 Ó 04/10/96 Mrs Thekla Schoenfeld, 2/2 Colinda St, Neutral Bay, NSW 621.86 Ó Ó Mr Brian John Singleton & Mr Robert Eric Sandover & Mr Walter Reginald Knowles, Council Chambers, Level 5, 524 Hay Street, Perth, WA 1,360.00 Ó Ó Mrs Audrey E. Tait, 76 Windsor Crescent, Mont Albert 340.00 Ó Ó The Uniting Church of Australia Property Trust (NSW) P.O. Box E178, St James, NSW 150.67 Ó Ó Mrs Doreen Thorstensen, P.O. Box 361, Neutral Bay, NSW 192.28 Ó Ó

99008 CONTACT: T. D. HAYLEN, PHONE: (02) 9279 0677.

Unclaimed Moneys Act 1962 Register of Unclaimed Moneys held by the Ñ

Date when Total Amount Amount Description first Due to Of Unclaimed became Name of Owner on Books and Last Known Address Owner Money Payable

VEALLS LIMITED $ Memo Holdings Pty Ltd, 9 Lascelles Avenue, Toorak 252.00 Dividend 31/10/97

99015 CONTACT: W. E. KEDGLEY PHONE: (03) 9602 1833. 884 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Unclaimed Moneys Act 1962 Register of Unclaimed Moneys held by the Ñ Date when Total Amount Amount Description first Due to Of Unclaimed became Name of Owner on Books and Last Known Address Owner Money Payable HEINE MANAGEMENT LIMITED $ Elizabeth Tai Fong Hung, 16-04, 8 Ridgwood Cls, Singapore 1027 395.30 Cheque 31/10/97 Mr David Khoh, C/- Crs GPO Box 1903, Adelaide, SA 1,300.00 Ó Ó Mr David Khoh, C/- Crs GPO Box 1903, Adelaide, SA 910.00 Ó 30/04/97

99007 CONTACT: MEE-LENG LEE, PHONE: (03) 9869 4500.

Unclaimed Moneys Act 1962 Register of Unclaimed Moneys held by the Ñ Date when Total Amount Amount Description first Due to Of Unclaimed became Name of Owner on Books and Last Known Address Owner Money Payable JOE WHITE MALTINGS LIMITED $ Mr D. Gardiner, 3 Yar Orrong Road, Toorak 190.82 Dividend October 97 Mr R. J. Heyhoe, 21 Clifford Street, Panania, NSW 178.36 Ó Ó Mr S. J. Newman, P. O. Box 1386 Canberra, ACT 140.00 Ó Ó Mrs C. Rose, 2/12 Lascelles Avenue, Toorak 378.00 Ó Ó

99005 CONTACT: BARRY A. HARDMAN PHONE: (03) 9419 7411. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 885

PROCLAMATIONS

State Taxation (Further Amendment) Act 1998 PROCLAMATION OF COMMENCEMENT I, James Gobbo, Governor of Victoria, acting with the advice of the Executive Council and under section 2(7) of the State Taxation (Further Amendment) Act 1998, fix 1 May 1999 as the day on which sections 22 and 23 of that Act come into operation. Given under my hand and the seal of Victoria on 20 April 1999. (L.S.) JAMES GOBBO Governor By His ExcellencyÕs Command ALAN R. STOCKDALE Treasurer 886 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

GOVERNMENT AND OUTER BUDGET SECTOR AGENCIES NOTICES

BANYULE CITY COUNCIL Road Discontinuance Pursuant to Section 206 and Schedule 10 Clause 3 of the Local Government Act 1989, Banyule City Council, at its ordinary meeting held on 12 April 1999, having formed the opinion that the ÒroadÓ shown hatched on the plan below is not reasonably required as a ÒroadÓ for public use, resolved to discontinue the ÔroadÕ and sell the land by private treaty to the abutting owner.

P. W. SODING Director City Development

BRIMBANK CITY COUNCIL Roads Discontinuance Under Section 206 and Schedule 10 Clause 3 of the Local Government Act 1989 the Brimbank City Council has formed the opinion that the roads shown on the plan below are not reasonably required as roads for public use and has resolved to discontinue the roads and to sell the land from the roads by private treaty. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 887

MARILYN DUNCAN Chief Executive Officer

Road Closure Notice is hereby given that the Greater Bendigo City Council, pursuant to Section 207 of the Local Government Act 1989, adopted by Order, a proposal for the closure to through traffic of Telford Street, between Stephenson Street and Gungurru Road. The Council has resolved that the Order as adopted shall come into operation on the 26 April 1999. The location of the road closure is shown on the diagram below. 888 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

HADLEY SIDES Chief Executive Officer

Road Closure Notice is hereby given that the Greater Bendigo City Council, pursuant to Section 207 of the Local Government Act 1989, adopted by Order, a proposal for the closure to through traffic of Wallace Avenue at Somerville Street. The Council has resolved that the Order as adopted shall come into operation on the 26 April 1999. The location of the road closure is shown on the diagram below.

HADLEY SIDES Chief Executive Officer Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 889

MOONEE VALLEY CITY COUNCIL Road Discontinuance At its meeting on 16 February 1999 and acting under clause 3 of schedule 10 to the Local Government Act 1989 Moonee Valley City Council resolved to discontinue the road shown hatched on the plan below.

Mr LINDSAY A. MERRITT Chief Executive

MOONEE VALLEY CITY COUNCIL Road Discontinuance At its meeting on 16 February 1999 and acting under clause 3 of schedule 10 to the Local Government Act 1989 Moonee Valley City Council resolved to discontinue the road shown hatched on the plan below. The road is to be sold subject to any right, power or interest held by Melbourne Water Corporation in the road in connection with any sewers, drains or pipes under the control of that authority in or near the road. 890 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Mr LINDSAY A. MERRITT Chief Executive

BANYULE CITY COUNCIL (e) restrict the building of gates in fences Proposal to Make a Local Law between private and Council land. General (Amendment) Local Law No. 6 A copy of the draft local law can be Notice is hereby given that Council intends obtained from the Council Service Centres, 275 to make General (Amendment) Local Law No. 6 Upper Heidelberg Road, Ivanhoe, 44 Turnham pursuant to part 5 and Schedule 1 of the Local Avenue, Rosanna, 9 Flintoff Street, Government Act 1989. Greensborough during office hours or by The purpose and the general purport of this telephoning 9490 4222. Local Law is to: Stakeholder consultations have taken place (a) amend the Banyule City Council Local in the preparations for this local law. Where any Law No. 1 (ÒPrincipal Local LawÓ); potential restrictions in competition were identified and the restrictions not removed by (b) clarify the objectives of the Principal the proposed local law, the benefits to the Local Law; community of such restrictions have been (c) ensure that the Principal Local Law independently assessed and considered to complies with the National Competition outweigh the cost of the restrictions. Further it Policy guiding principle for legislation, has been considered that the local law is the only and way which the objectives of Local Law No. 1 (d) repeal superfluous provisions of the (as amended by the proposed law) can be Principal Local Law; achieved. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 891

Any person affected by this local law may, ÒMotorised ScooterÓ means a vehicle with by 12 May 1999, make a written submission two or more wheels designed for the which will be considered in accordance with conveyance of one or more persons section 223 of the Local Government Act standing on a footboard or other similar 1989. Persons who make submissions are platform and fitted with one or more entitled to be heard by Council at its meeting on propulsion motors having a maximum Monday 24 May, 1999 at 7.30 p.m. at Council aggregate power of not more than 200 Chambers, 275 Upper Heidelberg Road, watts and includes a motorised skateboard. Ivanhoe. Submissions in writing may be lodged For the purpose of this clause a motorised at any council Service Centre or posted to P.O. scooter does not include a motorised Box 51, Ivanhoe 3079. wheelchair capable of a speed of not more PETER SODING than 7 kilometres per hour, which is solely Director City Development used for the conveyance of an injured or disabled person. WYNDHAM CITY COUNCIL (iv) in the definition section under Clause 1.8, Amendment to Provisions Relating to include the following definition: Notice of Proposed Local Law No. 6 ÒHighwayÓ has the same meaning as The Use of Motorised Scooters defined in Section 3 of the Road Safety in Public Places Act 1986. Wyndham City Council proposes to amend and the following addition to the definition its Local Law No. 6 to include provisions for the of ÒAuthorised OfficerÓ. regulation of the use of motorised scooters (d) For enforcement of Clause 3.5(2), within the Wyndham municipality. includes a member of the police force. It is proposed that the potential safety and (v) In Schedule 5 of Local Law 6, for amenity issue associated with motorised infringements, add: scooters be dealt with as an amendment to tle Local Law by including a new sub-clause in Not complying with Clause 3.5(2): Three Local Law 6, Part 3, Amenity, Nuisance and (3) units Public Safety. The new sub-clause (2) would be Second and subsequent offences: six (6) headed Motorised Scooters. The other units. amendments are as follows: Persons affected by the making of this (i) number existing Clause 3.5 as Clause amendment to Local Law 6 are entitled to make 3.5(1), a submission pursuant to the provisions of (ii) Insert new Clause 3.5(2) to read: Section 223 of the Local Government Act ÒA person must not: 1989. Written submissions must be received no (a) Drive or ride upon a motorised scooter later than 14 days of the date of this notice. on a highway or public place within All submissions received will be considered the municipality of Wyndham; or by Council at its Corporate Committee Meeting (b) Own a motorised scooter which is on 10 May 1999. Any person wishing to be driven or ridden upon a highway or heard in Council in support of their submission public place within the municipality should clearly state so in their written of Wyndham; or submission. (c) Any person who contravenes sub-clause A copy of the Local Law 6, with the (a) and/or (b) is guilty of an offence proposed amendments is available by phoning and is liable to a penalty. Gwenda Miller on 9742 0818. (iii) in the definition section under Clause 3.1, include the following definition of IAN ROBINS ÒMotorised ScooterÓ: Chief Executive 892 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

WARRNAMBOOL CITY COUNCIL Notice of Proposed Local Laws Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 The Warrnambool City Council has drafted the following Local Laws:- LOCAL LAW NOS. 1-7 GENERAL PURPORT: The general purport of each Local Law is that they: a) Collectively replace the existing Local Laws made by the Warrnambool City Council; b) Commence on the date notice of the making of them is published in the Victoria Government Gazette; c) Apply throughout the municipal dsitrict, unless otherwise specified; d) Enable exemptions from a Local Law; e) Have definitions and interperative devices, many of which expand, clarify or alter the normal meaning of words; f) Enable things to be prescribed so as to bring them within the scope of various provisions; g) Enable permits to be issued for matters which would otherwise be contrary to the Local Laws; h) Enable fees and conditions to apply to permits and other services; i) Prescribe penalties for breaches of the Local Laws; j) Have procedural provisions dealing with applications for permits, the granting expiry and amendment of permits. LOCAL LAW NO. 1 - PROCESSES OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL LAW PURPOSE: The purposes of this Local Law are to: a) Provide a mechanism to facilitate the good government of the Council through its formal meeting procedure to ensure effective Council decisions are made in a manner which acknowledges the role of local government within the Australian system of Government; b) Promote and encourage community participation in the system of local government by providing mechanisms for the Council to ascertain the communityÕs views and expectations; c) Regulate and control the election of Mayor, any Deputy and the chairperson of any Special Committees; d) Regulate and control the procedures governing the conduct of meetings including: (i) the notice required for meetings; (ii) the keeping of minutes; e) Regulate and control the use of the CouncilÕs seal; f) Provide for the administration of the CouncilÕs powers and functions; g) Provide generally for the peace, order and good government of the municipal district; and h) Repeal any redundant Local Laws. GENERAL PURPORT: The general purport of the this Local Law that it: a) Regulates the election of the Mayor. b) Specifies who is the Chair of Council Meetings, and the election of the Chair; c) Specifies the dates and times of meetings, the quorum, notice required (on both members of the public and Councillors) and other matters regarding the conduct of meetings and the procedure in the event that a quorum cannot be achieved; Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 893 d) Provides for special meetings to be held, with different notice requirements; e) Requires the keeping of minutes at Council Meetings and specifies the matters the minutes must contain; f) Specifies how the agendas of meetings are set, the order of business, voting procedure, how meetings are addressed, adjournment and resumption of meetings and the conduct of meetings; g) Specifies when standing orders can be suspended; h) Specifies procedures if a matter is not provided for under the Local Law; i) Specifies the procedure for accepting, moving and passing motions and amendments if required; j) Specifies how points of order are raised and decided upon, speaking times and extension of speaking times; k) Specifies the types of motions, the wording required and the effect of motions; l) Specifies the notice required for motions and amendment procedure, and the procedure for rescission of motions and decisions of Council; m) Provides for public participation at Council Meetings in certain circumstances, and specifies the conduct of meetings in which public participation takes place; n) Specifies the situations in which petitions and joint letters are accepted at Council Meetings; o) Prescribes penalties for people who fraudulently sign petitions or joint letters presented to Council; p) Describes the roles, powers and duties of the Chairperson during the conduct of meetings; q) Describes the use of the common seal and prescribes penalties for persons using the common seal or a replica of it without authority; r) Provides that authorised officers may issue infringement notices for breaches of the Local Laws, and that persons so served to avoid prosecution shall pay the penalty within 28 days after the infringement notice is issued, or alternatively defend the prosecution in Court. LOCAL LAW NO. 2 - ADMINISTRATION OF LOCAL LAWS PURPOSE: The purposes of this Local Law are to: a) Facilitate the easier reading of CouncilÕs Local Laws; b) Detail the common definitions in CouncilÕs Local Laws; c) Facilitate the administration of CouncilÕs Local Laws; d) Detail the general permit provisions of CouncilÕs Local Laws; e) Detail the general enforcement provisions of CouncilÕs Local Laws; f) In a way which is consistent with, and in furtherance of, the purposes specified in paragraphs (a) to (e) above, to prohibit, regulate and control activities and circumstances associated with these purposes. GENERAL PURPORT: The general purport of this Local Law is that it: a) Sets out the criteria Council will regard in exercising any discretion given by CouncilÕs Local Laws; b) Requires Council to keep a register of determinations or guidelines prepared by Council for the purposes of the CouncilÕs Local Laws and the criteria for use; c) Empowers authorised officers to: i) Serve notices on persons directing them to comply with the Local Laws; ii) Obtain necessary information; 894 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

iii) Act in urgent circumstances; iv) Impound animals or other things; v) Demand the name and address of any person he or she reasonably suspects of infringing any of the Local Laws; vi) Seize any liquor in the possession or control of persons contrary to the local laws and dispose of such liquor; and vii) Demand the name and address of any person; d) Specifies the requirements for a notice to comply, and prescribes penalties for failing to comply with such notices; e) Specifies circumstances in which authorised officers can take action without serving a notice to comply; f) Specifies the steps Council must take to notify and/or ascertain the owner of impounded items, and procedure Council must follow before disposing or selling of impounded items. g) Provides a person aggrieved by any matter under the Local Laws with a right to be heard by Council; h) Prescribes the form and procedures for permit applications, permit conditions, their duration and cancellation, and exemptions from the requirement to obtain them; i) Prescribes fees and charges under the Local Laws, and provides for the variation, waver, reduction or alteration of such fees and charges; j) Specifies offences under the Local Laws, and the penalties imposed for such offences; k) Sets out the maximum penalties for infringement notices; l) Provides that Council may serve infringement notices rather than proceed to Court; m) Provides for payment of, submissions to Council on, and withdrawal of infringement notices; n) Provides that Council may prosecute or take other steps to enforce penalties with respect to infringement notices. LOCAL LAW NO. 3 - ENVIRONMENT LOCAL LAW PURPOSE: The purposes of this Local Law are to: a) Provide a safe and healthy environment in which the residents of the municipal district enjoy a quality of life that meets the general expectations of the community; b) Prohibit, regulate and control activities which may be dangerous or unsafe or detrimental to the quality of life in the municipal district; c) Facilitate the provision of general public services, health waste and other community services, property services, recreational and cultural services, and other services in a way which enhances the environment and quality of life in the municipal district; d) Control nuisance and noise, odour and smoke emissions, and other discharges to the environment which adversely may affect the enjoyment of life within the municipal district or the health, safety and welfare of persons within the municipal district, that is consistent with, and in furtherance of, the objectives specified in paragraphs (a) to (c) above. GENERAL PURPORT: The general purport of this Local Law is that it: a) Controls fire hazards by making owners/occupiers take all necessary steps to prevent fires and minimise their spread; b) Prohibits land being kept in a manner which is dangerous or likely to cause danger, unsightly or detrimental to the general amenity of the neighbourhood; c) Prohibits a person without a permit to use any land for the storage of machinery or second hand goods of any kind or for the assembly or dismantling of such goods; Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 895 d) Prohibits owners/occupiers of land from causing or allowing any chimney to discharge dust, grit, ashes or smoke to such an extent that it is dangerous to the health or is offensive to another person; e) Prohibits persons from lighting, allowing to be lit or remaining alight any domestic incinerator other than on days and times specified in the Local Laws, or at all on a fire ban day; f) Prohibits persons from burning or causing to burn any offensive materials without a permit; g) Prohibits the use of recreational vehicles without a permit on any Council or public land unless the land has been designated by the Council for that purpose or at all on any fire ban day; h) Prohibits, without a permit, a person writing, defacing, placing or affixing any letter, figure, device, poster, sign or advertisement on any property, and prohibits a person other than the Council without a permit from leaving, affixing, or distributing to any property anything in writing where there is clearly displayed a sign or notice which states Òno junk mailÓ or words of similar effect, apart from delivery of articles by the Australian Postal Corporation, any newspaper, or any material folded or inserted into a newspaper, or any document issued under, or for the purposes of, any State or Commonwealth Act; i) Prohibits people without a permit from camping on any municipal place in a tent, caravan or other temporary or makeshift structure unless they are within a camping area declared by the Council; j) Prohibits an owner/occupier without a permit from placing or permitting to suffer to be placed on the land more than one caravan for the purpose of providing accommodation on the land; k) Prohibits owners/occupiers of private land without a permit from allowing any person to occupy any caravan placed on private land for a period exceeding one month; l) Prohibits a person from occupying any caravan placed on private land for a period exceeding one month; m) Prohibits a person without a permit from erecting, establishing or occupying a temporary dwelling within the municipal district; n) Prohibits a person without a permit from conducting a circus, carnival or similar event within the municipal district, and requires such events to be conducted in accordance with the standards and guidelines contained in the ÒGood Neighbour Code of PracticeÓ for a circus or carnival; o) Prohibits a person without a permit from using or allowing to be used property to sell or offer for sale any goods unless the use is permitted under the planning scheme; p) Prohibits a person, without a permit, from emitting or allowing amplified sound to be emitted from shops or on roadways within the municipal district; q) Prohibits an owner/occupier of property, without a permit or where permitted by the planning scheme, from keeping or allowing to be kept more than four different types of animals on any one property at any time and any more in number for each type of animal than as set out in the following table: Type of Animal Maximum allowed Dogs 3 Cats 5 Poultry 10 Domestic birds 100 Domestic mice 10 Guinea Pigs 6 Ferrets 4 Domestic rabbits 4 Domestic fish No maximum limit 896 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Domestic turtles, tortoises, frogs No maximum limit Horses/Donkeys/Mules Not permitted Cattle Not permitted Sheep 1 Goats 1 Pigs Not permitted Reptiles Not permitted Any other agricultural animals Not permitted For the purpose of calculating the maximum limit of the numbers of animals kept, the progeny of any dog or cat lawfully kept will be exempt for a period of 12 weeks after their birth; r) Requires owners/occupiers of any land on which animals are kept to provide reasonable shelter in accordance with Council's requirements; s) Requires owners/occupiers to control European or other non-native wasps; t) Prohibits a person in charge of a dog from allowing any part of the dogÕs excrement to remain on any road, street, nature strip, reserve, public or Council land; u) Prohibits any person in charge of a horse from allowing any part of the horseÕs excrement to remain on any road, street, nature strip, reserve, public or Council land, when specifically requested by the Council or an authorised officer to remove the excrement; v) Prohibits an owner/occupier without a permit from keeping or allowing to be kept any more than three beehives or such other number as is specified in the Apiary Code of Practice, and requires an owner/occupier to meet the standards prescribed in the Apiary Code of Practice; w) Prohibits owners of dogs or cats from allowing dogs or cats in certain areas specified in the local laws; x) Requires the owner of a dog to control the dog by means of a chain, cord or leash while the dog is on a road or municipal place, other than designated reserves; y) Requires the owner of a dog at large on a designated reserve to have effective control of the dog and to carry a chain, cord or leash sufficient to bring on the dog under effective control if the dog behaves in a manner which threatens any person or animal, and requires the owner to effect control of the dog by means of a chain, cord or leash whenever the dog is within thirty metres of an organised sporting event, childrenÕs play equipment, an organised public meeting, permanent barbecue or picnic area; z) Requires the occupier of every dwelling or other property where the Council (or any party contracted by the Council) provides a garbage service in the municipal district to comply with the CouncilÕs requirements; za) Provides that an occupier of property may arrange for the collection of trade waste or for the placement of a waste hopper or recycling bin subject to compliance with the CouncilÕs requirements; zb) Prohibits a person from transporting waste unless: i) No leakage occurs or material is dropped or deposited on any street or road or adjacent area from the vehicle; and ii) The possibility of escape of offensive odours is reduced. zc) Provides that the municipal tip or transfer station is open to residents and ratepayers (subject to the fees, charges, terms and conditions as determined by Council from time to time); zd) Provides that Council may allow use of the tip or transfer station by non-residents and non- ratepayers; ze) Provides that the disposal of disused refrigerators, ice-chests and similar containers is an offence in certain circumstances; zf) Prohibits the tapping of drains without the approval of Council; and zg) Prohibits reclaiming at the municipal tip or transfer station without a permit. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 897

LOCAL LAW NO. 4 - MUNICIPAL PLACES LOCAL LAW PURPOSE: The purposes of this Local Law are to: a) Allow and protect the quiet enjoyment by people of municipal places within the municipal district; b) Enable people in the municipal district carry out their day to day activities and to enjoy their recreational pursuits without having their peace and enjoyment interfered with or destroyed; c) Recognise and respond to community expectations relating to the quality of life they expect and require and are capable of influencing; d) Control and prevent behavior which is a nuisance, or which may be detrimental to health and safety or which affects the enjoyment of recreational or other facilities; e) Enable the community and visitors and their families who use municipal places that are available to the public to be confident in their choice of the use of those facilities or places; f) Protect Council and community assets and facilities on or in municipal places; g) In a way which is consistent with, and in furtherance of, the purposes specified in paragraphs (a) to (f) above to prohibit, regulate and control behavior in municipal places; h) Provide generally for the peace, order and good government of the municipal district; and i) Provide for the administration of the Council's powers and functions. GENERAL PURPORT: The general purport of this Local Law is that it: a) Controls behaviour in municipal places, and in particular prohibits persons from acting in a manner which is boisterous or harmful, and which causes or would cause interference with the quiet enjoyment of any other person using the municipal place; b) Prohibits persons from behaving in any municipal place in a way which would be detrimental to the municipal place or other public assets; c) Prohibits a person from: i) Using language or behaving in a manner which is indecent, offensive or abusive and which annoys, disrupts, interrupts, molests or obstructs any other personÕs enjoyment; ii) Acting in way which endangers any person; iii) Using any volatile, explosive or flammable matter; iv) Damaging, destroying, writing on, interfering with, removing or affixing anything to any building, improvement or other structure of any kind; v) Carrying firearms unless specifically authorised to do so under the Firearms Act; vi) Shooting, snaring, molesting, injuring of in any way, harming or interfering with any bird or animal; vii) Using any lifesaving or fire fighting device unless during an emergency or with the approval of a person in charge or an authorised officer; or viii)Acting contrary to any conditions of use which apply; d) Prohibits a person on a person on their property allowing trees, plants or other matter to cause damage or interference with a municipal place and provides that Council can serve a Notice to Comply on an owner/occupier who breaches this clause; e) Provides that Council may declare a municipal place or part thereof to be a smoke free area, and prohibits smoking in such places; f) Prohibits a person from, during the times from 10.00pm to 6.00am consuming any liquor or having any liquor in their possession or control other than in a sealed container, within the specified area. The area includes the Lake Pertobe area, McGennens Car Park and the car park area at the Warrnambool Breakwater; 898 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette g) Prohibits a person from consuming or having in their possession or control any liquor other than in sealed container, on any road or on any municipal place within the specified area. The area comprises the roads within the Banyan Street, Merri Street, Henna Street and Raglan Parade area and Swan Reserve or any other municipal place within the area bounded by those four roads; h) Provides that Council may grant a permit for the consumption of any liquor or for the possession of liquor in unsealed containers outside the times and areas specified therein. LOCAL LAW NO. 5 - STREETS AND ROADS LOCAL LAW PURPOSE: The purposes of this Local Law are to: a) Provide and control the management of traffic, use of roads by persons, vehicles and animals and to regulate the parking of vehicles for the safety and fair use by people in the municipal district; b) Provide for the peace, order and well being of people in the municipal district; c) Provide for the physical features of the road and adjacent properties to be managed in a way which attends to the safety and convenience of people travelling on or using the road (whether on foot or by vehicle); d) Establish mechanisms for adequate consultation to accompany major changes to traffic arrangements and the discontinuation of roads; e) Control various types of vehicles and animals for the safety and convenience of road users; f) Preserve and protect as far as possible the Council's assets from damage which may be caused from extraordinary use of streets and roads within the municipal district; g) Control and regulate secondary activities on roads (including trading, the placing of goods and equipment, repairs to vehicles, and parties, festivals and processions) in a fair, equitable and safe manner which does not compromise the primary need for the passage and repassage of people and goods; h) Provide free and safe access for people with sight and movement impairment or disabilities; i) Provide for the safe and efficient management and control of parking on roads in the municipal district; and j) Provide mechanisms to manage and control parking so as to cause minimal disruption, danger or nuisance to the users of Council's parking facilities. GENERAL PURPORT The general purport of this Local Law is that it: a) Prohibits a person from allowing any tree or plant in or growing on land owned or occupied by him or her to obstruct or interfere with the passage of traffic; b) Prohibits a person from placing a sign, post or other similar object in such a way that it causes an obstruction; c) Prohibits an owner/occupier of property from constructing a boundary fence at an intersection of roads which interferes or obstructs with the clear visibility of vehicles or pedestrians at that intersection; d) Requires a proposal to be prepared for Council's consideration if Council is proposing or is to be requested to adopt certain schemes of works; e) Specifies the requirements for and in such proposals; f) Specifies certain procedures to be followed if the Council undertakes certain roadworks, closes roads, and in the naming of roads; g) Requires each property to have a properly constructed vehicle crossing for access to the carriageway; Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 899 h) Restricts the movement, droving and grazing of livestock, and requires owners or persons in charge of livestock to obtain permits in certain circumstances; i) Requires owners/occupiers to have in place effective fencing when premises are used for grazing livestock; j) Requires a person in charge of livestock to comply with the Road Safety (Road rules - Give Way to Stock) Regulations 1997 and requires such person to obtain a permit where livestock are being driven across roads more than twice in any one calendar year; k) Prohibits a person from leaving a shopping trolley on any road or vacant land; l) Prohibits a person from using a toy vehicle (which includes a skate-board) on the roads/footpaths/public areas in the area bounded by and including Fairy Street, Raglan Parade, Banyan Street and Timor Street and other areas designated by Council, and requires any person using a toy vehicle not to obstruct, hinder, endanger, alarm or prevent the free passage of any pedestrian or other user of the road; m) Prohibits, unless written permission has been obtained from the Council, a person from riding or leading a horse or causing or authorising another person to ride or lead a horse upon a road/reservation/nature strip or on a municipal place; n) Prohibits vehicles longer than 6 metres without a permit (including any trailer and fittings) from being parked on any road for longer than one hour, unless the area is specifically designated by the Council for parking such vehicles; o) Prohibits a person without a permit from allowing a vehicle weighing more than three tonnes (including any load) to be parked, kept, stored or repaired on any property which is zoned residential; p) Prohibits a person without a permit from erecting or placing an advertising sign over or on any part of a road; q) Prohibits a person without a permit from placing or displaying any goods for sale or causing or permitting another person under his or her control to do so on: i) Any footpath; ii) Any part of a carriageway designed for the use of passing vehicles; iii) Within 700mm of an area where vehicles may stand; or iv) Any other part of a road; r) Prohibits a person without a permit from establishing an outdoor eating facility on any footpath or other part of a road; s) Prohibits a person from occupying a chair or otherwise using the equipment in an outdoor eating facility unless he or she intends to use them for the purpose of eating food or drinking drinks to be provided by the permit holder; t) Prohibits a person from causing a nuisance or using offensive behaviour towards another person at an outdoor eating facility or a person passing by, and provides that a person must leave an outdoor eating facility when requested to do so by the permit holder; u) Prohibits a person without a permit from placing or causing or permitting another person to place a bulk rubbish container on a road; v) Prohibits a person without a permit from, on a road under the control of the Council: i) Occupying or fencing off part of a road; ii) Erecting a boarding or overhead protective awning; iii) Using a mobile crane or travel tower for any building work; iv) Making a hole or excavation; or v) Re-instating a hole or excavation; w) Prohibits a person from dismantling, painting, carrying out maintenance on or, except for the purpose of removing it, repairing a vehicle on a road and prohibits a person from permitting or authorising another person to do so; 900 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette x) Prohibits a person from permitting any grease, oil, mud, clay or other substance from falling or running off a vehicle or livestock onto a road into any drain on or under the road or permitting or authorising another person to do so; y) Requires a person in charge of a vehicle or livestock from which any substance has fallen or run onto a road to remove the substance and make good any damage. Where any damage or hazard remains he or she must promptly notify the Council or member of the Police Force of the damage or hazard; z) Prohibits a person from, without a permit, holding a street party, street festival or procession on a road; za) Prohibits a person from, without a permit, soliciting or collecting any waste materials, gifts of money or subscriptions from any footpath or from house to house adjacent to any road or cause or authorise another person to do so; zb) Provides that the Council can operate a disabled persons parking scheme; zc) Provides that where a sign associated with a parking area displays the word ÒMeterÓ the fee must be paid by the insertion of the necessary amount of money or credit in the meter applicable to the parking space in which the vehicle is left standing; zd) Provides that where a sign associated with a parking area indicates that parking is limited in duration, that the owner of a vehicle left standing in that area for a period longer than indicated on the sign is guilty of an offence. LOCAL LAW NO. 6 - AERODROME LOCAL LAW PURPOSE: The purposes of this Local Law are: a) to provide for the care, protection management and use of any lands provided by the Council as landing grounds for aircraft and of any buildings, erections, apparatus and equipment on such lands; b) to prescribe reasonable fees for use of such lands, buildings, erections, apparatus on equipment; and c) In a way which is consistent with, and in furtherance of, the purposes specified in paragraphs (a) and (b) above to prohibit, regulate and control activities and circumstances associated with these objectives. GENERAL PURPORT The general purport of this local law is that it: a) Provides that the owner of every aircraft shall be entitled, upon and subject to compliance with this Local Law, to use the aerodrome in daylight hours for the landing, servicing and departure of an aircraft under the pilot's control, and the embarkement and disembarkment of aerial passages and freight; b) Provides that the aerodrome shall be open to use for night flying, to those aircraft able to use the pilot actuated landing lights and in cases of emergency, and that night landings are made entirely at the Aircraft Operator's risk; c) Provides that the aerodrome authority may: i) Erect, make or place upon the aerodrome in such positions as it may see fit such buildings, structures, barriers, conveniences, etc., or grant permission for others to do so subject to such terms and conditions as it may deem fit; ii) Fix charges or fees, limit and control access by people to the aerodrome (or any part) and control their behaviour whilst there; iii) Have their employees give directions as reasonably required for the purposes of preserving order or promoting or facilitating the proper use and enjoyment of the aerodrome; iv) Restrict access to the aerodrome; Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 901 d) Prohibits access to the aerodrome unless in accordance with this Local Law; e) Requires persons on the aerodrome to behave in a proper and becoming manner and to obey the directions of any groundman; f) Provides that an intoxicated person may be refused entry or expelled from the aerodrome; g) Prohibits a person from using any building, structure, convenience or amenity provided upon the aerodrome for any purpose other than that for which it is provided or intended to be used, or destroying, removing, obliterating, defacing, altering or otherwise interfering with any barrier, notice, sign or marking designed or intended for the direction, guidance, warning or information of persons using the aerodrome; h) Requires occupiers of buildings on the aerodrome to provide adequate fire fighting equipment and to take all precautions necessary for fire prevention; i) Prohibits a person from bringing, or permitting to stray onto the aerodrome, birds, dogs, horses, cattle, sheep or goats without authority from the aerodrome authority; j) Requires freighted animals or birds of any kind to be crated, caged or under effective control at all times. LOCAL LAW NO. 7 - MUNICIPAL SALEYARDS LOCAL LAW PURPOSE: The purposes of this Local Law are: a) To provide for the care, protection management and use of the market place known as ÒThe Warrnambool Municipal SaleyardsÓ, Caramut Road, Warrnambool being an area provided by the Council as saleyards and of any buildings erections, apparatus and equipment on such area; b) To prescribe reasonable fees for the use of such lands, buildings, erections, apparatus or equipment; c) In a way which is consistent with, and in furtherance of the purposes specified in paragraphs (a) and (b) above, to prohibit, regulate and control activities and circumstances associated with these objectives. GENERAL PURPORT The general purport of this Local Law is that it: a) Provides that Council shall appoint a Operations Manager (Òthe Operations ManagerÓ), a deputy and such other assistants as it thinks fit to control and manage the saleyards; b) Provides that the duties and powers of those appointed include: i) enforcement of this Local Law and the Local Government Act 1989 as it relates to markets; ii) allotting the principal and drafting yards and pens to the use of all agents in such manner as seems to be the most convenient; iii) preserving order and cleanliness within the saleyards and removing or causing to be removed therefrom any person who in their opinion is the cause of any noise, disturbance, swearing or using improper or indecent language or is guilty of improper or indecent conduct or is drunk. c) Provides that in all matters not specifically provided for in this Local Law and relating to the operation of the market the decision of the Operations Manager shall be final and binding on all parties; d) Specifies that upon application by any agent and upon such terms and conditions as the Council sees fit the Council may grant a permit to an agent authorising the agent to sell stock at and otherwise carry on his business in the saleyards; e) Prohibits the selling of or offering for sale of any stock or article unless the person holds such permit; f) Provides that all auction sales conducted at the saleyards shall be conducted by auctioneers licensed under the Auction Sales Act 1958; g) Provides that Council may grant to any person the use of any facilities in the saleyards upon 902 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

such terms and conditions by annual lease, licence or otherwise and upon payment of such monthly fee as Council thinks fit; h) Specifies that the saleyards shall be open each week day other than public holidays, during such hours as may be determined by the Operations Manager; i) Provides that the saleyards shall be reserved for regular sales of stock by all permitted agents on every Wednesday and such other days as the Council from time to time shall determine, (Òregular sale daysÓ); j) Provides that any agent or other person may apply in writing to use the saleyards on any other day for the conduct of stock sales or for any other purpose; k) Provides that, not later than 1.30p.m. of the Wednesday (or if the Wednesday is a public holiday, the Tuesday) before a regular sale day (Òthe ballot timeÓ) every agent proposing to sell stock or offer stock for sale shall furnish the Operations Manager with the number of stock in all classes of stock that such agent intends to sell or offer for sale on such next regular sale day; l) Provides that at the ballot time before each regular sale day the Operations Manager shall conduct ballots by the drawing of lots to determine the order of priority in which the agents intending to sell stock on such next regular sale day shall sell sheep, cattle and calves, (and for such other class of stock as the Operations Manager thinks desirable), and on completion the Operations Manager shall allocate such pens and yarding accommodation as he thinks each agent require; m) Provides that the Operations Manager shall supervise the sale; n) Provides that each agent, in the balloted orders of priority of sale, shall have a minimum of two minutes per pen (Òthe allotted timeÓ) (as calculated from when the agent first calls a bid) in which to sell each class of stock. If an agent has not disposed of the whole of the stock in his hands at the expiration of the allotted time the stock not disposed of shall not be offered for sale until each agent selling has completed his allotted time in respect of that class of stocking the order of ballot; o) Specifies that all stock brought to the saleyards for sale shall be placed in the pens be, of the requisite quality, and moved from pen to pen only by agents or their servants, unless the Operations Manager consents; p) Specifies that all stock shall be removed from pens by ten o'clock on the morning following a sale day, unless otherwise authorised by the Operations Manager, and if not, such stock shall be placed by an agent offering such stock in a holding paddock provided by Council at the agentÕs cost; q) Specifies that Council may establish holding paddocks for use by any agent upon such terms and conditions and upon payment of such fee as Council shall fix; r) Provides that the Operations Manager may remove or require an owner or agent to remove stock from one pen to another, or otherwise, within the saleyards; s) Requires an agent selling stock or offering stock for sale in the saleyards or the approaches of the saleyards to pay the fees as shall be fixed by resolution of Council from time to time, and for such fees to be paid within seven days after the day on which such fees were incurred and specifies the interest on late fees; t) Provides that the fees payable as fixed shall be due and payable on all stock brought to the saleyards for sale whether such stock is sold or having been offered for sale is taken from the saleyards unsold; u) Requires every agent selling on any sale day at the saleyards on completion of the sale to furnish to the Operations Manager a certified statement of all stock and any other articles offered by such agent on that day; v) Prohibits a person from removing any stock from the saleyards without the authority of the Operations Manager or on production to the Operations Manager of a pass issued by an agent; w) Prescribes various offences and provides that the penalty for breach is a fine of up to $500 and\or cancellation of an agent's permit. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 903

THESE LOCAL LAWS ARE PROPOSED TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THE EXISTING LOCAL LAWS DEALING WITH THE SAME SUBJECT MATTER. Copies of the proposed Local Laws can be obtained from the City of Warrnambool Municipal Offices, 25 Liebig Street, Warrnambool during normal office hours - 9.00 am - 5.00 pm. Any person affected by the proposed Local Laws may make a written submission to the Council. Submissions received by the Council on or before 5.00 pm on 6 May, 1999 will be considered by the Council or a committee or the Council appointed for that purpose in accordance with the provisions of the Section 223 of the Local Government Act 1989. Any person requesting that he or she be heard in support of a submission is entitled to appear at 5.30 pm on 10 May, 1999 before a meeting of the Council or a committee of the Council either personally or by a person acting on his or her behalf. COMPETITION POLICY & REVIEW OF LOCAL LAWS A part of the review process of the Local Laws is to identify and address the effects, if any, of the current operation of CouncilÕs Local Laws on business or commercial operations with respect to the provisions of the National Competition Policy. Council is also preparing an issues paper which will be made available at CouncilÕs Customer Service Unit. Written submissions are sought and should be addressed to the Council, marked to the attention of Bruce Anson, Director, Corporate Services and received no later than 5.00PM on 6 May, 1999. DAMIAN B GOSS Chief Executive Officer

WELLINGTON SHIRE COUNCIL lot 456 on Plan of Subdivision No. 73676, Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 Parish of Wulla Wullock. Notice of Acquisition 571 Shoreline Drive, Golden Beach Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land described in Certificate of Title Volume 8662 Folio 174 as lot 571 on Plan of Subdivision No. The Wellington Shire Council declares that 76283, Parish of Wulla Wullock. by this notice it acquires the following 826 Valencia Way, Golden Beach described interest(s) in the land described as lot(s): in Certificate of Title Volume 8662 Folio 429 as 2571 Village Way, Golden Beach described in lot 826 on Plan of Subdivision No. 76283, Certificate of Title Volume 8391 Folio 178 as lot Parish of Wulla Wullock. 2571 on Plan of Subdivision No. 56682, Parish 569 Shoreline Drive, Golden Beach described of Dulungalong. in Certificate of Title Volume 8662 Folio 172 as 2581 Village Way, Golden Beach described lot 569 on Plan of Subdivision No. 76283, in Certificate of Title Volume 8391 Folio 188 as Parish of Wulla Wullock. lot 2581 on Plan of Subdivision No. 56682, 568 Shoreline Drive, Golden Beach described Parish of Dulungalong. in Certificate of Title Volume 8662 Folio 171 as 2598 Marine Drive, Golden Beach described lot 568 on Plan of Subdivision No. 76283, in Certificate of Title Volume 8391 Folio 205 as Parish of Wulla Wullock. lot 2598 on Plan of Subdivision No. 56682, 649 Marino Way, Golden Beach described in Parish of Dulungalong. Certificate of Title Volume 8662 Folio 252 as lot 649 on Plan of Subdivision No. 76283, Parish of 2682 Flamingo Drive, Golden Beach Wulla Wullock. described in Certificate of Title Volume 8391 Folio 289 as lot 2682 on Plan of Subdivision 242 Fifth Avenue, Paradise Beach described No. 56682, Parish of Dulungalong. in Certificate of Title Volume 8144 Folio 463 as lot 242 on Plan of Subdivision No. 40160, 5072 & 5110 Shoreline Drive, Golden Beach Parish of Booran. described in Certificate of Title Volume 8516 The interest acquired is the whole of each Folio 900 & 938 as lots 5072 & 5110 on Plan of property. Subdivision No. 58838, Parish of Dulungalong. 456 Valencia Way, Golden Beach described ALAN HUMPHREYS in Certificate of Title Volume 8640 Folio 104 as Chief Executive Officer 904 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

YARRA RANGES SHIRE COUNCIL A copy of the proposed Local Law can be Intention to Lease obtained from the Civic Centre, 232 High Street, Notice is hereby given that the Yarra Ranges Melton during office hours. Shire Council has applied to lease, pursuant to Written submissions relating to the proposed section 134 of the Land Act 1958, term of 21 Local Law by any person affected by it may be years, Crown Allotments 203 & 203A, no made under Section 223 of the Local section, in the Parish of Warburton, for the Government Act 1989. purpose of a refuse disposal station. Submissions should be addressed to Melton ROBERT HAUSER Shire Council, P.O. Box 21, Melton and must be Chief Executive Officer received within 14 days of the publication of this notice. ADRIAN PENNELL Chief Executive

Planning and Environment Act 1987 YARRA RANGES PLANNING SCHEME LOCAL SECTION Chapter 2 (Lilydale District) Notice of Amendment Public Holiday Act 1993 Amendment L7 ARARAT RURAL CITY COUNCIL The Council of the Shire of Yarra Ranges has The Ararat Rural City Council, under prepared and exhibited Amendment L7 to the Section 7 of the Public Holiday Act 1993 Yarra Ranges Planning Scheme Local Section - appoints Friday 26 November 1999 as a half day Chapter 2 (Lilydale District). (from 12 noon) Public Holiday throughout its The Amendment is in two parts and proposes Municipal District, for the Ararat Gold Cup to Race Meeting. ¥ Rezone the whole of the Boral Resources IAN COUPER (Vic.) Pty Limited Montrose Quarry, being Group Manager Client Services Crown Allotments 38, 38A, 38B and part 39A, being on the corner Canterbury Road MURRINDINDI SHIRE COUNCIL and Fussell Road, Montrose, to a Special Declaration of Public Holiday Use Zone - Extractive Industry (SU 2) Zone. Notice from Murrindindi Shire Council is ¥ Include in Clause 365 of the planning hereby given that the Melbourne Cup Day, scheme, detailed provisions that will Tuesday 2 November 1999 has been declared a provide, subject to the grant of a planning public holiday, as per Council resolution made permit, for the use and development of the 18 March 1998. subject land for extractive industry and ancillary operations. JANICE WALSH Chief Executive Officer The variation to Clause 365 will also provide for an exemption from the ÔnoticeÕ, MELTON SHIRE COUNCIL ÔdecisionÕ and ÔappealÕ provisions of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, Meeting Procedure Local Law where the application for a permit is for a Notice is hereby given that at its meeting on use, development or works that are in 29 March 1999 Council resolved to propose to accordance with the Work Plan which forms make Local Laws No. 2 titled MEETING part of the Application for Variation to the PROCEDURES. Work Authority for Boral Quarry. This Work The objective of this Local Law is to Plan has been exhibited with this regulate proceedings at Council meetings and amendment, as the draft endorsed plans and Special Committee meetings. as part of the draft planning permit. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 905

SUBMISSIONS (part), Section 25, Crown Allotment 2 (part) The Amendment can be inspected free of Section 24, Parish of Derrimut. This land is charge during normal office hours at the situated on the north and south sides of the following Yarra Ranges Service Centres: Western Freeway in the vicinity of the intersection of Hopkins Road and Sinclairs Lilydale Anderson Street, Lilydale Road with the Western Freeway. Monbulk 94 Main Street, Monbulk The Amendment proposes to:- Healesville 276 Maroondah Highway, Ð include land within the Rural (Agricultural) Healesville Zone in Proposed Local Access Road Upwey 40 Main Street, Upwey reservations; Yarra Junction Warburton Highway/Hoddle Ð include land within the Melton Rural 1 Zone Street, Yarra Junction and the Rural (Agricultural) Zone in the and at Department of Infrastructure, Nauru Proposed Main Road Reservation, and House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne. Ð exclude land within the Proposed Main Road Any submissions about the Amendment reservation and include it within the Melton must: Rural 1 Zone and the Rural (Agricultural) ¥ Be made in writing, giving the submitterÕs Zone. name, address and, if practicable, a phone The Amendment is required to facilitate the number for contact during office hours; construction of a grade separated interchange on ¥ Set out the views on the Amendment, that the Western Freeway at Hopkins Road and the submitter wishes to put before Council associated access restoration roads. and indicate what charges (if any) the The Amendment can be inspected, free of submitter wishes made to the Amendment; charge, during office hours at: Civic Centre, ¥ State whether the person/s making the Shire of Melton, 232 High Street, Melton; submission/s wishes to be heard in support Department of Infrastructure, Office of Planning of their submission. and Heritage, Level 3 Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000; Department of Submissions must be sent to Mr Robert Infrastructure, North West Metropolitan Region, Hauser, Chief Executive Officer, Shire of Yarra 499 Ballarat Road, Sunshine, Vic. 3020. Ranges, P.O. Box 105 Lilydale, 3140 and must Submissions regarding the Amendment must reach the Shire at the above address by Friday be sent to: Town Planning Services Manager, 18 June 1999. Melton Shire Council, P.O. Box 21, Melton, Vic. Enquiries about the Amendment can either 3337 by 24 May 1999. be made by calling at the Land Use Strategy & Services Unit, Lilydale Office, Anderson Street, ADRIAN PENNELL Lilydale, during normal office hours; or by Chief Executive telephoning the Land Use Strategy & Services Unit, on 1300 368 333. Planning and Environment Act 1987 DAREBIN PLANNING SCHEME GRAHAM WHITT Manager Land Use Strategy Notice of Amendment Amendment L67 Planning and Environment Act 1987 The City of Darebin has prepared an MELTON PLANNING SCHEME amendment to the Darebin Planning Scheme. Notice of Amendment The amendment affects the following Amendment L102 buildings in Mont Park and Larundel, Bundoora: Melton Shire Council has prepared Amendment L102 to the Melton Planning 1. Central Administration Hospital and Scheme. Dining/kitchen Blocks, Larundel; The Amendment affects land at Crown 2. Mental Patients Block, Larendel; Portions 4 and 5 (part) and Crown Allotment 6 3. Farm Workers Block, Larundel; 906 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

4. Hugh LinakerÕs Cottage, Larundel; Planning and Environment Act 1987 5. Mental Patients Cottages, Larundel; WYNDHAM PLANNING SCHEME 6. Military Block, Mont Park; Notice of Amendment 7. Female Convalescent Ward (Ward D), Mont Amendment C 1 Park. Wyndham City Council has prepared The amendment proposes to change the Amendment C 1 to the Wyndham Planning planning scheme by including the land in an Scheme. urban conservation area. The Amendment proposes to change the The amendment can be inspected at: Wyndham Planning Scheme by introducing a Customer Service Centre, City of Darebin, 274 ÒSpecial Building OverlayÓ (SBO). This is Gower Street, Preston 3972; Department of based upon the Special Building Overlay Infrastructure, Customer Service Centre, Upper introduced by the Victoria Planning Provisions. Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, The SBO will require a permit for all new Melbourne 3000. buildings and works in the areas shown on the Any person or agency who may be affected planning scheme maps. by the amendment can make a submission to the City of Darebin. Submissions about the A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, amendment must be sent to Strategic Planning, free of charge, during office hours, at the City of Darebin, P.O. Box 91, Preston 3072 by Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service the close of business on 21 May 1999. Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Please contact Lucy Botta on 9230 4419 Street, Melbourne, Department of Infrastructure with any questions. Regional Office, 499 Ballarat Road, Sunshine and at the offices of the Wyndham City Council, LAURIE HEWET Civic Centre, 45 Princes Highway, Werribee. Manager Urgan Planning Submissions about the Amendment must be Planning and Environment Act 1987 in writing and be sent to: Wyndham City PAKENHAM PLANNING SCHEME Council, P.O. Box 197, Werribee 3030 by 24 Notice of Amendment May 1999. Amendment L170 The Cardinia Shire Council has prepared Creditors, next of kin and others having Amendment L170 to the Pakenham Planning claims against the estate of any of the Scheme. undermentioned deceased persons are required The amendment proposes to rezone a 7.97ha to send particulars of their claims to State parcel of land described as Part lot 5, LP14476 Trustees Limited, A.C.N 064 593 148, 168 on the south side of Wheeler Road, Maryknoll Exibition Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000 the from an Agricultural 2 zone to a Rural personal representative, on or before June 28, Residential zone to allow the land to be 1999 after which date State Trustees Limited developed for rural residential purposes. may convey or distibute the assets having regard A copy of the amendment can be inspected only to the claims of which State Trustees during office hours at: Municipal Offices, Limited then has notice. Cardinia Shire Council, Henty Way, Pakenham; BEST Norman Greenwood, late of Auburn Customer Service Centre, Department of House, 98 Camberwell Road, Hawthorn Infrastructure, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 East, patternmaker, who died December 19, Collins Street, Melbourne. 1998. If you are affected by the amendment, you BOLTON Jack Edward Buxton, late of Lake may make a submission about the amendment. Learmonth Resort, Sunraysia Highway, Submissions must be sent to: Cardinia Shire Learmonth, pensioner, who died February Council, P.O. Box 7, Pakenham 3810 by 24 May 24, 1999. 1999. FRENCH John Douglas, late of Terang and PHILIP WALTON Mortlake Health Service, 1 Austin Avenue, Manager Planning, Building Terang, retired shearer, who died January 20, and Environment 1999. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 907

KELM Robert Charles, late of Queen Elizabeth POTOCKY Jacob, late of Montefiore Homes for Centre, Gillies Street, Wendouree, pensioner, the Aged, 619 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, who died January 6, 1999. retired, who died December 22, 1998. PRUDHOE Myrtle Constance, late of 25 STEFANOVSKI Lazar, late of Ul Car Samuil Hawker Street, Ivanhoe, pensioner, who died No. 199, Bitola, Macedonia 9700, retired, November 5, 1997. who died August 10, 1998. SCHULT Ross, late of 34 St. Bernard Drive, THOMAS Carol Delsie, late of 12 Foden Street, Tawonga South, sky diver, who died January Brunswick, pensioner, who died December 4, 1999. 16, 1998. SPENCER John Edward, late of 36 Benambra WHATMOUGH Phyllis Beatrice, late of 1 Street, Preston West, pensioner, who died Holmby Road, Cheltenham, pensioner, who February 27, 1999. died February 5, 1999. WATTS William Edward, late of 27 Flowers WOHLERS Byam Athol, also known as Byam Street, Caulfield South, retired, who died Wohlers, late of Henry Pride Geriatric February 18, 1999. Centre, Nolan Avenue, Kew, retired, who Dated at Melbourne, 20 April 1999. died September 19, 1998. Dated at Melbourne, 15 April 1999. CATHY VANDERFEEN Manager, Estate Managemnet CATHY VANDERFEEN State Trustees Limited Manager, Estate Managemnet State Trustees Limited Creditors, next of kin and others having Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims against the estate of any of the claims against the following estates:- undermentioned deceased persons are required COOPER, Garry Walter, late of 32 Mitford to send particulars of their claims to State Street, Elwood, Victoria, home duties, Trustees Limited, A.C.N 064 593 148, 168 deceased intestate, who died April 4, 1999. Exibition Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000 the personal representative, on or before June 24, JOHNSON, Patricia May, late of Homeliegh 1999 after which date State Trustees Limited Lodge, 25 Webster Street, Bendigo, Victoria, may convey or distibute the assets having regard pensioner, deceased, who died February 17, only to the claims of which State Trustees 1999. Limited then has notice. KALMAR, Michael, late of Auburn House, 99 ALLISON Eva Iris Lila, also known as Lila Camberwell Road, Hawthorn, Victoria, pensioner, deceased intestate, who died April Allison, late of Mon Repos Nursing Home, 3, 1999. 14 Combermere Street, Essendon, pensioner, who died February 23, 1999. POTTER, David, late of Beechworth Hospital, Beechworth, Victoria, pensioner, deceased BAKER Mary Ford, late of Rosden Private intestate, who died January 31, 1999. Nursing Home, 1 Royston Street, Burwood East, spinster, who died February 12, 1999. RIMINGTON, Paul Hansen, late of 41 Kernan Street, Strathmore, Victoria, pensioner, BRUINHOUT Gwenda Joan, late of 203 Pascoe deceased, who died March 6, 1999. Vale Road, Essendon, who died January 20, 1999. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims against the abovementioned estates are HILL Frederick Marshall, late of 7 Walsh Street, required pursuant to Section 33 of the Trustee Noble Park, pensioner, who died December Act 1958 to send particulars of their claims 21, 1997. against the abovementioned estates to State LAND James Arthur, late of 19 Locher Avenue, Trustees Limited, 168 Exhibition Street, Keon Park, retired, who died February 17, Melbourne, Victoria, on or before June 24, 1999 1999. after which date State Trustees Limited, A.C.N. McMASTER Patricia Joan, late of 43 Watson 064 593 148, may convey or distribute the assets Avenue, Dromana, pensioner, who died of the abovementioned estates having regard February 1, 1999. only to the claims of which it then has notice. 908 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

EXEMPTION The Tribunal grants an exemption from the Application No. 19 of 1999 operation of Sections 13, 100 & 195 of the The Victorian Civil and Administrative Equal Opportunity Act 1995, to enable the Tribunal has considered an application pursuant applicant to employ a male Community Worker to Section 83 of the Equal Opportunity Act on a full-time basis. This exemption is to remain 1995 by the Victorian Deaf Society (trading as in force from the day on which notice of the Vicdeaf), a company limited by guarantee. The exemption is published in the Government application for exemption is to enable the Gazette until 21 April 2002. applicant to employ and advertise for a male Ms CATE McKENZIE Community Worker on a full-time basis. Deputy President Upon reading the material tendered in support of this application the Tribunal is Department of Treasury and Finance satisfied that it is appropriate to grant an SALE OF CROWN LAND exemption from Sections 13, 100 & 195 of the BY PUBLIC AUCTION Act to enable the applicant to employ a male Date of Auction: 8 May 1999 at 10.30 a.m. on Community Worker on a full-time basis. site. In granting this exemption the Tribunal Reference: 98/02967. noted: ¥ The society is a Statewide service provider Address of Property: Britannia Creek Road, to the hearing impaired communities. Wesburn. ¥ The community work team provides case Crown Description: Crown Allotment 258C, management and social welfare services to Parish of Warburton. the hearing impaired community, including Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, Balance 60 days. outreach, counselling, family support, Area: 0.177 hectares. advocacy, information, etc. Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Peter Hollins, ¥ The community work team currently Victorian Government Property Group, employs a team of 10 staff. At present the Department of Treasury and Finance, 10/1 society have only one male employee on Macarthur Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3002. staff for 10 hours per week, this position being a counselling position only and the Selling Agent: Andrew McMath Real Estate, worker cannot provide services other than The Professionals, 1605 Warburton Highway, counselling. Woori Yallock, Vic. 3139. ¥ The society provides services to ROGER M. HALLAM approximately 100 men. Minister for Finance ¥ The society wish to provide a more balanced service for male consumers. Department of Treasury and Finance ¥ Men often wish to discuss some subject SALE OF CROWN LAND matter with other men, especially issues BY PUBLIC AUCTION around sexual health, such as impotence, Date of Auction: 8 May 1999 at 11.00 a.m. on prostate problems and the like. site. ¥ Some clients respond better to a male worker Reference: 98/02963. where they may try to intimidate a female Address of Property: Britannia Creek Road, worker. Wesburn. ¥ Some men may not be accessing support Crown Description: Crown Allotment 258B, services due to the fact that the society do Parish of Warburton. not currently employ a male community worker. The society currently employs 5 Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, Balance 60 days. female community workers. Area: 3.6 hectares. ¥ The society wishes to employ a male Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Peter Hollins, community worker to promote a better Victorian Government Property Group, gender balance among the applicantÕs Department of Treasury and Finance, 10/1 working staff. Macarthur Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3002. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 909

Selling Agent: Andrew McMath Real Estate, Department of Treasury and Finance The Professionals, 1605 Warburton Highway, SALE OF CROWN LAND Woori Yallock, Vic. 3139. BY PUBLIC AUCTION ROGER M. HALLAM Date of Auction: 7 May 1999 at 2.00 p.m. on Minister for Finance site. Reference: E8347/27. Department of Treasury and Finance Address of Property: Carboor Road, Carboor. SALE OF CROWN LAND BY PUBLIC AUCTION Crown Description: Crown Allotment 10B, Section 16, Parish of Carboor. Date of Auction: 8 May 1999 at 12.30 p.m. on site. Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, Balance 60 days. Reference: 99/00078. Area: 2.955ha. Address of Property: 1 Messmate Close, Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Peter Hollins, Powelltown. Victorian Government Property Group, Department of Treasury and Finance, 10/1 Crown Description: Crown Allotment 1, Section H, County of Evelyn, Parish of Macarthur Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3002. Beenak, Township of Powelltown. Selling Agent: Ray White Wangaratta, 105B Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, Balance 60 days. Murphy Street, Wangaratta, Vic. 3677. Telephone: (03) 5721 9266. Facsimile: Area: 1,373 square metres. (03) 5722 1200. Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Peter Hollins, Victorian Government Property Group, ROGER M. HALLAM Department of Treasury and Finance, 10/1 Minister for Finance Macarthur Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3002. Department of Treasury and Finance Selling Agent: Andrew McMath Real Estate, The Professionals, 1605 Warburton Highway, SALE OF CROWN LAND Woori Yallock, Vic. 3139. BY PUBLIC AUCTION Date of Auction: 8 May 1999 at 10.00 a.m. on ROGER M. HALLAM site. Minister for Finance Reference: E8347/23. Department of Treasury and Finance Address of Property: Bridge Street, Chiltern. SALE OF CROWN LAND Crown Description: Crown Allotment 12A, BY PUBLIC AUCTION Section M1, Parish of Chiltern. Date of Auction: 8 May 1999 at 1.30 p.m. on Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, Balance 60 days. site. Area: 1.981ha. Reference: 98/02964. Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Peter Hollins, Address of Property: Eucalyptus Drive, Victorian Government Property Group, Powelltown. Department of Treasury and Finance, 10/1 Crown Description: Crown Allotment 58N, Macarthur Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3002. Parish of Beenak. Selling Agent: Gillman Real Estate, 98 Main Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, Balance 60 days. Street, Rutherglen, Vic. 3685. Telephone: Area: 0.24 hectares. (03) 6032 8977. Facsimile: (03) 6032 8085. Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Peter Hollins, ROGER M. HALLAM Victorian Government Property Group, Minister for Finance Department of Treasury and Finance, 10/1 Macarthur Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3002. Department of Treasury and Finance Selling Agent: Andrew McMath Real Estate, SALE OF CROWN LAND The Professionals, 1605 Warburton Highway, BY PUBLIC AUCTION Woori Yallock, Vic. 3139. Date of Auction: 8 May 1999 at 11.45 a.m. on ROGER M. HALLAM site. Minister for Finance Reference: E8347/26. 910 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Address of Property: Main Street, Rutherglen. Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Peter Hollins, Crown Description: Crown Allotment 13A, Victorian Government Property Group, Section 45A, Parish of Carlyle. Department of Treasury and Finance, 10/1 Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, Balance 60 days. Macarthur Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3002. Area: 1.927ha. Selling Agent: Gillman Real Estate, 98 Main Street, Rutherglen, Vic. 3685. Telephone: Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Peter Hollins, Victorian Government Property Group, (02) 6032 8977. Facsimile: (02) 6032 8085. Department of Treasury and Finance, 10/1 ROGER M. HALLAM Macarthur Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3002. Minister for Finance Selling Agent: Gillman Real Estate, 98 Main Street, Rutherglen, Vic. 3685. Telephone: Pipelines Act 1967 (02) 6032 8977. Facsimile: (02) 6032 8085. VARIATION TO PERMIT TO OWN AND ROGER M. HALLAM USE A PIPELINE 175 Minister for Finance I, the Minister for Agriculture and Resources for the State of Victoria, hereby give notice in Department of Treasury and Finance accordance with the provisions of Section SALE OF CROWN LAND 12(B)(1) of the Pipelines Act 1967, that the BY PUBLIC AUCTION route of Permit to Own and Use a Pipeline 175 Date of Auction: 8 May 1999 at 10.45 a.m. on granted to BHP Petroleum (Pipelines) Pty Ltd site. and Westcoast Energy Australia (Pipelines) Reference: E8347/31. Pty Ltd of C/-Eastern Gas Pipeline Project, Address of Property: Brown Street, Chiltern. 120 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000 Crown Description: Crown Allotment 1, is varied by:- Section 13, Parish of Chiltern. DELETE endorsed EGP-PL-100-004 Revision Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, Balance 60 days. 3, Sheet 1, dated 1 May 1997. Area: 2023m2. and Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Peter Hollins, SUBSTITUTE endorsed plan EGP-PL-100-004, Victorian Government Property Group, Revision 5, Sheet 1, dated 18 February 1999 and Department of Treasury and Finance, 10/1 EGP-CS-01-1102A, Revision A, dated 11 Macarthur Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3002. February 1999. Selling Agent: Gillman Real Estate, 98 Main Street, Rutherglen, Vic. 3685. Telephone: Dated 26 March 1999. (02) 6032 8977. Facsimile: (02) 6032 8085. PATRICK McNAMARA ROGER M. HALLAM Minister for Agriculture Minister for Finance and Resources

Department of Treasury and Finance Land Act 1958 SALE OF CROWN LAND Notice is hereby given that Transmission BY PUBLIC AUCTION Pipelines Australia has applied for a lease Date of Auction: 8 May 1999 at 12.30 p.m. on pursuant to section 134 of the Land Act 1958 site. for a term of seven years in respect of Crown Reference: E8347/32. Allotment 6, Section 25, Parish of Holden Address of Property: High Street, Rutherglen. containing approximately 1325 sqm more or Crown Description: Crown Allotment 13, less situated at Shields Street, Sunbury for a gas Section 2, Parish of Lilliput. regulating and metering station and ancillary Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, Balance 60 days. purposes therewith. Area: 1.852ha. Dated 22 April 1999. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 911

List of Early Childhood Qualifications - Victoria - ChildrenÕs Services Regulations 1998 Name of Institution Name of Qualification AUSTRALIA Victoria University of Ballarat Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services (formerly School of Mines and Industries) (Centre Based Care) Associate Diploma of Social Science (Child Care) University of Melbourne Bachelor of Early Childhood Studies (formerly Melbourne College of Advanced Bachelor of Early Childhood Studies (Honours) Education, Institute of Early Childhood Bachelor of Early Childhood Studies (Pathways) Development, State College of Victoria, Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Melbourne Kindergarten TeachersÕ College, Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Kindergarten Training College) Diploma of Melbourne Kindergarten TeachersÕ College Diploma of Kindergarten Training College Diploma of Social Science (Child Care Services) Associate Diploma in Social Science (Child Care) Associate Diploma in Arts (Child Care) Associate Diploma in Child Care Monash University Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) (formerly Chisholm Institute of Technology, Graduate Diploma in ChildrenÕs Services State College of Victoria at Frankston) Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) (formerly Phillip Institute of Technology, Graduate Certificate in Early Childhood Teaching State College of Victoria at Coburg) Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood Teaching Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) with Advanced Standing Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) with Advanced Standing Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood Education Swinburne University of Technology Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services (Centre Based Care) (formerly Prahran College of TAFE) Diploma of Community Services (Child Care) Victoria University of Technology Associate Diploma of Social Science (Child Care) (formerly Prahran College of TAFE) Associate Diploma of Social Science (Child Care Studies) Acacia College Diploma of Community Services (Child Care) Community Child Care Association Bendigo Regional Institute of TAFE Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services (Centre Based Care) Box Hill Institute of TAFE Diploma of Community Services (Child Care) Casey Institute of TAFE Associate Diploma of Social Science (Child Care) Central Gippsland Institute of TAFE Associate Diploma of Social Science East Gippsland Institute of TAFE (Child Care Studies) 912 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Name of Institution Name of Qualification Victoria (continued) Gordon Institute of TAFE (formerly Gordon Technical College) Goulburn Valley Institute of TAFE Holmesglen Institute of TAFE (formerly Holmesglen College of TAFE) Kangan Institute of TAFE Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE Outer Eastern Institute of TAFE Peninsula Institute of TAFE (formerly Frankston College of TAFE) Sunraysia Institute of TAFE Western Melbourne Institute of TAFE Wimmera Institute of TAFE Wodonga Institute of TAFE ABC Early Childhood Training College Diploma of Childcare and Education (CNO325) Lady Gowrie Child Centre (The) Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services (Centre Based Care) Kensington WomenÕs Group Child Care Community Child Care Association Merinda Park Community Centre Committee Inc. Morrison House Inc. Link Employment and Training Inc. Pursuit Consulting & Training Services Pty Ltd. Careskills Banksia Gardens Inc. Brimbank College Elwood/St. Kilda Learning Centre Wangaratta Centre for Continuing Education Victorian Court Information & Welfare Network Inc. New South Wales Sydney Catholic Training College Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Wollongong Training College Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Hunter Institute of Higher Education Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Riverina-Murray Institute of Higher Education Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Macarthur Institute of Higher Education Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Kuring-gai College of Advanced Education Diploma of Teaching with Specialisation in Early Childhood Education Mitchell College of Advanced Education Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Nepean College of Advanced Education Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 913

Name of Institution Name of Qualification New South Wales (continued Newcastle College of Advanced Education Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Riverina College of Advanced Education Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Charles Sturt University Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood) Macquarie University Graduate Diploma in Education (Early Childhood) (formerly Nursery School TeachersÕ College, Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Sydney Kindergarten TeachersÕ College, Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood) Institute of Early Childhood Studies; Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Sydney College of Advanced Education) Diploma of Sydney Kindergarten TeachersÕ College Diploma of Sydney Nursery School TeachersÕ College University of Newcastle Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Sydney University Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) University of Western Sydney Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) University of Wollongong Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Armidale TAFE College Associate Diploma in Social Science (Child Studies) Bankstown TAFE College Associate Diploma in Social Science (Child Care) Belmont TAFE College Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services (Centre Based Care) Coffs Harbour TAFE College Crows Nest TAFE College Goulburn TAFE College Lismore TAFE College Liverpool TAFE College Loftus TAFE College Macksville TAFE College Meadowbank TAFE College Moss Vale TAFE College Nowra TAFE College Orange TAFE College OTEN TAFE College Petersham TAFE College Randwick TAFE College Taree TAFE College Wagga Wagga TAFE College Werrington TAFE College Wollongong TAFE College Wyong TAFE College 914 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Name of Institution Name of Qualification Queensland Queensland University of Technology Diploma of Teaching (Primary and Preschool) (formerly North Brisbane College of Diploma of Teaching (Primary with Advanced Education, Brisbane College of major/specialisation in Early Childhood Education) Advanced Education: Carseldine Diploma of Teaching (Primary and Early Campus/Kelvin Grove Campus/Kedron Park Childhood Education) Campus, Brisbane College of Advanced Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Education: School of Early Childhood Studies, Diploma of the Brisbane Kindergarten TeachersÕ Brisbane Kindergarten Teachers' College, College Carseldine Campus/Kelvin Grove Associate Diploma of Child Care Campus/Kedron Park Campus, Kedron Park Bachelor of Education (Preservice) Teachers College Early Childhood ED52 Bachelor of Education (Preservice Early Childhood) External ED53 Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood) Central Queensland University Bachelor of Education Early Childhood Studies (formerly University of Central Queensland) (Preservice) Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Studies) Bachelor of Teaching with major/specialisation in Early Childhood Education Diploma of Teaching with major/specialisation in Early Childhood Education James Cook University: North Queensland Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Postgraduate Diploma in Education (Early Childhood) University of Southern Queensland Bachelor of Teaching with major/specialisation (formerly Darling Downs Institute College in Early Childhood Education of Advanced Education) Diploma of Teaching (Primary) with major/specialisation in Early Childhood Education Australian Catholic University: Bachelor of Teaching (Primary) with specialisation McAuley Campus in Early Childhood Griffith University: Nathan Campus Diploma of Teaching (Primary) with (formerly Mt Gravatt College of Advanced major/specialisation in Early Childhood Education Education, Brisbane College of Advanced Bachelor of Teaching with major/specialisation Education) in Early Childhood Education ABC Early Childhood Training College Diploma of Child Care and Education Queensland Open Learning Institute TAFE Associate Diploma of Education (Child Care) College (formerly Queensland Distance CND 35 Education College/Centre) Diploma of Child Care and Education CNO325 Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services (Centre Based Care) Bayside TAFE College Associate Diploma of Education (Child Care) Bremer Institute of TAFE CND 35 Bundaberg TAFE College Diploma of Child Care and Education CNO325 Cairns TAFE College Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services (Centre Based Care) Gold Coast TAFE College Ipswich TAFE College Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 915

Name of Institution Name of Qualification Queensland (continued) Kangaroo Point TAFE College Logan TAFE College Mackay TAFE College Maryborough TAFE College Moreton Institute of TAFE Mt Isa TAFE College North Point TAFE College Rockhampton TAFE College South Coast TAFE College Southern Queensland Institute of TAFE Toowoomba TAFE College Townsville TAFE College South Australia Hartley College of Advanced Education Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Graduate Diploma in Education (Early Childhood) Kingston College of Advanced Education Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Graduate Diploma in Education (Early Childhood) South Australian College of Advanced Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Education Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Graduate Diploma in Education (Early Childhood) University of South Australia Bachelor of Early Childhood Education Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) Child Care Adelaide Institute of TAFE Diploma of Community Services (Child Care) Croydon Institute of TAFE Associate Diploma in Child Care Onkaparinga Institute of TAFE Diploma of Children's Services (Centre Based Care) Para Institute of TAFE Regency Institute of TAFE Spencer Institute of TAFE Torrens Valley Institute of TAFE Pam Arnold Centre Associate Diploma in Social Science (Child Care) Diploma in Child Care Western Australia Meerilinga TeachersÕ College Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Kindergarten Training College Diploma of Kindergarten Teaching Curtin University Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) (formerly Western Australian Institute of Bachelor of Arts (Education) (Early Childhood) Technology) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Associate Diploma in Arts (Child Care) 916 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Name of Institution Name of Qualification Western Australia (continued) Edith Cowan University Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) (formerly Mount Lawley TeachersÕ College, Bachelor of Arts Education (Early Childhood Churchlands TeachersÕ College, West Education) Australian College of Advanced Education) Associate Diploma of Social Science (Child Care) Graduate Diploma of Social Science (ChildrenÕs Studies) Bachelor of Social Science (Family & ChildrenÕs Studies) Bachelor of Social Science (ChildrenÕs Studies) University of Notre Dame Graduate Diploma in Education (Early Childhood) Graduate Certificate in Education (Early Childhood) Central Metropolitan College of TAFE Diploma in ChildrenÕs Services Geraldton TAFE Associate Diploma of Social Science (Child Care) Midland TAFE Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services (Centre Based Care) Perth TAFE South West Regional TAFE Great Southern Regional TAFE South East Metropolitan TAFE Fremantle TAFE Tasmania Launceston TeachersÕ College Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Hobart TeachersÕ College Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Tasmanian State Institute of Technology Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Graduate Diploma of Education (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Tasmanian College of Advanced Education Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Mount Nelson College of Advanced Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Education Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) University of Tasmania Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood) Diploma of Education (Early Childhood Education) Graduate Diploma of Education (Early Childhood) Hobart TAFE College Associate Diploma in Social Science (Child Care) Launceston TAFE College Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services (Centre Based Care) North West TAFE College Australian Capital Territory University of Canberra Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) (formerly Canberra College of Advanced Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Education) Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 917

Name of Institution Name of Qualification Australia Capital Territory (continued) ACT ChildrenÕs Services Resource and Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services Advisory Program Inc. (Centre Based Care) Canberra Institute of Technology Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services (Centre Based Care) (formerly Canberra College of TAFE) Diploma of Community Services (Child Care) Associate Diploma of Social Science (Child Care) Associate Diploma in Child Care Studies Associate Diploma in Applied Science (Child Care Studies) Northern Territory Northern Territory University Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood) Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Associate Diploma in Child Care Studies Associate Diploma in Education (Child Care) Batchelor College Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Darwin Community College Certificate in Child Care Studies Batchelor College of Advanced Education Associate Diploma in Education (Early Childhood) Alice Springs (Centralian) TAFE Associate Diploma in Education (Child Care) (formerly Alice Springs Community College) Diploma of ChildrenÕs Services (Centre Based Care) Katherine TAFE Associate Diploma in Education (Child Care) Diploma of Children's Services (Centre Based Care) INTERNATIONAL COURSES Name of Institute Name of Qualification Canada Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto Diploma in Child Study (Childhood Education) New Zealand The University of Waikato Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood Care and Education) United Kingdom National Diploma Caring Services (Nursery Nursing) NNEB Diploma in Nursery Nursing

Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 CROWN LAND RESERVES (RIGBY ISLAND RESERVE) REGULATIONS 1999 I, Anthony William Edgar, Regional Manager Gippsland Region in the Department of Natural Resources and Environment as delegate of the Minister for Conservation and Land Management, make the following Regulations: Dated the 12 March, 1999. TONY EDGAR Regional Manager Gippsland 918 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

PART 1 Ñ PRELIMINARY 1. Title These Regulations may be cited as the Crown Land Reserves (Rigby Island Reserve) Regulations 1999 2. Objective The objective of these Regulations is to provide for the care, protection and management of the Rigby Island Reserve. 3. Authorising provision These Regulations are made under section 13 of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978. 4. Commencement These Regulations come into operation on the date they are published in the Government Gazette. 5. Expiry These Regulations expire on the day that is ten years after the date on which they come into operation. 6. Revocations All previous regulations made under the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 or the Land Act 1958 insofar as they apply to the reserve are revoked. 7. Definitions In these regulations Ñ ÒActÓ means the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978; Òauthorised officerÓ means an authorised officer appointed under section 83 of the Conservation, Forests and Lands Act 1987 for the purposes of the Land Act 1958; Òbicycle pathÓ has the same meaning as in the Road Safety (Traffic) Regulations 1988; ÒcampÓ means Ñ (a) to erect, occupy or use a tent or any similar form of accommodation; or (b) to erect, park, occupy or use a caravan, camper van or other movable form or temporary structure of accommodation; ÒCommitteeÓ means the committee of management appointed to manage the reserve under section 14 of the Act; ÒdamageÓ means to alter, to cut, to destroy, to deface, to soil or to vandalise; ÒfirearmÓ has the same meaning as in the Firearms Act 1958; ÒfireplaceÓ means Ñ (a) a facility constructed of stone, metal, concrete or other non-flammable material provided by the Committee in the reserve for the purposes of lighting and maintaining fires; or (b) a portable appliance constructed of stone, metal or other non-flammable material; ÒfootwayÓ has the same meaning as in the Road Safety (Traffic) Regulations 1988; Òlife-saving aidÓ includes any life-saving equipment, life-hook, drag, grapnel, life-buoy, warning sign, barrier, fire extinguisher, hose or similar equipment; ÒmooringÓ includes any equipment, facility or structure for the securing of a vessel; Ònavigational aidÓ means any lighthouse, navigational dolphin, buoy, beacon, signal, flag or similar equipment and any adjacent supporting structure or post; ÒRigby Island ReserveÓ means the land being Crown Allotment 42F, Parish of Colquhoun, temporarily reserved by Order in Council dated 30 September, 1889, as a site for Public Purposes. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 919

ÒreserveÓ means the Rigby Island Reserve; ÒSecretaryÓ means the body corporate established by Part 2 of the Conservation, Forests and Land Act 1987; Òsegregated footwayÓ has the same meaning as in the Road Safety (Traffic) Regulations 1988; Òshared footwayÓ has the same meaning as in the Road Safety (Traffic) Regulations 1988; ÒstoneÓ has the same meaning as in the Extractive Industries Development Act 1995; ÒtakeÓ means Ñ (a) in relation to flora Ñ to kill, injure or disturb any live flora, or to remove or collect the whole or parts thereof whether dead or alive; and (b) in relation to fauna Ñ to kill, injure or disturb any animal or remove any dead animal; ÒvehicleÓ has the same meaning as in the Road Safety Act 1986; 8. Application of Regulations (1) These Regulations do not apply to :- (a) a member of the Committee; or (b) any other officer or employee of the Committee; or (c) an authorised officer; or (d) a person authorised by the Secretary or an employee of the Secretary who is acting in the course of his or her duties. (2) A person acting in accordance with a lease, licence, tenancy or permit granted or issued under the Act or an Act relating to Crown land over land in the reserve is not subject to these Regulations, to the extent that the activities authorised by that lease, licence, tenancy or permit are inconsistent with these Regulations. PART 2 Ñ POWERS OF COMMITTEE 9. Committee may set aside areas for particular purposes (1) The Committee may determine that a specified area or areas in the reserve be set aside for one or more of the following purposes - (a) protection of flora or fauna, except fish; (b) re-establishment or planting of trees, shrubs, grass or other vegetation; (c) protection or management of cultural, historic or geological features or values; (d) amenities or facilities for public use; (e) camping; (f) the playing of games or sport; (g) the lighting or maintaining of fires; (h) the entry by any person accompanied by a dog under that personÕs control; (i) the riding, driving or leading of a horse or a mule or a donkey or a camel or the drawing of a vehicle by any of those animals; (j) the parking of any vehicle or vehicles of a particular class or classes; (k) the passage of any vehicle or vehicles of a particular class or classes; (l) a bicycle path; (m) a footway; (n) a segregated footway; 920 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

(o) a shared footway; (p) the entry by a person in a vessel or in vessels of a particular class or classes into a water-covered area. (2) The Committee must include in a determination under sub-regulation (1) details of the times or periods during which areas set aside under sub-regulation (1) may be used for the purpose for which they are set aside. (3) If the Committee has determined that an area be set aside under sub-regulation (1), the Committee must cause notices to be displayed in such a place and manner that the particulars are reasonably likely to be seen by the persons using the areas, indicating - (a) the areas so set aside; and (b) the purpose for which those areas are set aside; and (c) the times or periods during which the purpose is permitted. (4) A person must comply with a determination made under sub-regulation (1) when displayed in accordance with sub-regulation (3). 10. Committee may set aside areas where entry or access is prohibited or restricted (1) The Committee may determine that a specified area or areas in the reserve be set aside as an area where access or entry is prohibited or restricted - (a) by a person who is in possession of alcohol; (b) by a person with glass bottles, glass containers or glass utensils in their possession; (c) for swimming; (d) for reasons of public safety. (2) A determination under sub-regulation (1) must specify - (a) the times or periods during which entry or access is prohibited or restricted to an area; and (b) the purpose of the prohibition or restriction. (3) If the Committee has determined that an area be set aside under sub-regulation (1), the Committee must cause notices to be displayed in such a place and manner that the particulars are reasonably likely to be seen by the persons using the areas, indicating - (a) the areas so set aside; and (b) the purpose of the prohibition or restriction; and (c) the times or periods during which entry or access is prohibited or restricted. 11. Issuing, cancellation and production of permits (1) The Committee may issue a permit for any purpose for which a permit is required under Part 3. (2) A permit issued under sub-regulation (1) authorises the holder to enter and use the reserve - (a) for the purpose specified in the permit; and (b) for the period specified in the permit; and (c) subject to any terms and conditions in respect of that entry or use determined by the Committee and specified in the permit. (3) The Committee may revoke or cancel a permit at any time. (4) Upon revocation or cancellation of a permit under sub-regulation (3), the Committee must, within a reasonable time after the revocation or cancellation, notify the permit holder in writing of the cancellation or revocation of the permit. (5) A person who holds a permit issued under this Part must produce the permit for inspection when requested to do so by the Committee or an authorised officer. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 921

12. Fees and charges (1) The reserve is open to the public free of charge except as otherwise determined by the Committee in accordance with sub-regulation (2). (2) The Committee may determine such reasonable fees that it considers necessary for entry to the reserve or use of improvements, services or facilities in the reserve. (3) If the Committee has determined that a fee is payable for entry to the reserve or use of improvements, services or facilities in the reserve under sub-regulation (2), the Committee must cause notices to be displayed in such a place and manner that the particulars are reasonably likely to be seen by persons likely to be affected by them, indicating the fee payable for Ñ (a) entry to the reserve; or (b) use of the improvements, services or facilities in the reserve. (4) A person must not enter the reserve or use the improvements, services or facilities within the reserve without paying the appropriate fee, if any, determined by the Committee under sub-regulation (2). PART 3 Ñ USE AND CONTROL OF THE RESERVE 13. Offence to enter or remain in area where entry or access is prohibited or restricted Subject to these regulations, a person must not enter or remain in an area to which entry or access has been prohibited or restricted under regulation 10 in respect of which a notice or notices are displayed in accordance with that regulation. 14. Entry of dogs, horses and other animals (1) A person must not bring an animal into the reserve or allow an animal under that personÕs control to enter or remain in the reserve. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who - (a) brings a dog which is used as a guide dog into the reserve or allows that dog to remain in the reserve; or (b) brings into or allows to remain in the reserve a dog which is in an area set aside under regulation 9 (1) as an area where dogs are permitted ; or (c) brings into or allows to remain in the reserve a horse, mule, donkey or camel which is in an area set aside under regulation 9 (1) as an area for the riding, driving or leading of those animals or the drawing of a vehicle by any of those animals; or (d) brings an animal into or allows an animal to remain in the reserve in accordance with a current permit granted to that person under Part 2. (3) A person who brings an animal into the reserve in accordance with this regulation must ensure that the animal is effectively controlled for the purpose of preventing unreasonable disturbance or damage to any person, garden, shrub, tree, building, fencing or other improvement. 15. Driving and parking vehicles (1) A person must not drive a vehicle in the reserve. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who drives or parks a vehicle in an area set aside by the Committee under regulation 9 (1) for the passage or parking of vehicles. (3) A person must not park or leave a vehicle standing in the reserve. (4) Sub-regulation (3) does not apply to a person who parks a vehicle or leaves a vehicle standing in an area set aside by the Committee under regulation 9 (1) for the parking of vehicles in accordance with the times and manner determined by the Committee. 16. Aircraft, helicopters and airborne craft A person must not land, launch, fly, control or operate any aircraft, helicopter or glider in the reserve. 922 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

17. Camping (1) A person must not camp in the reserve. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who camps - (a) in an area set aside by the Committee under regulation 9 (1) for the purpose of camping; and (b) in accordance with a current permit for camping under Part 2. 18. Fire (1) A person must not light or maintain a fire in the reserve. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who lights or maintains a fire at a time and during a period when the lighting of fires is not prohibited under any Act if that fire is Ñ (a) in a fireplace; or (b) in an area set aside by the Committee under regulation 9 (1) for the purpose of lighting or maintaining a fire. (3) A person who has lit or maintained a fire in the manner referred to in sub-regulation (2) must completely extinguish that fire before leaving the place of the fire. 19. Vegetation and fauna. (1) In the reserve, a person must not- (a) take, cut, damage, displace, poison, deface or interfere with any timber, tree, shrub, plant, wildflower or other vegetation; (b) enter any area which is set aside under regulation 9 (1) - (i) for the re-establishment or planting of trees, shrubs grass or other vegetation; or (ii) for the protection of flora or fauna; or (c) plant or knowingly introduce any seed, tree, shrub, fern or other vegetation or any part of any tree, shrub or other vegetation in the reserve. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person acting in accordance with Ñ (a) a current permit under Part 2 which allows that person to engage in the particular activity referred to in sub-regulation (1); or (b) a lease, licence, permit or other authority under the Extractive Industries Development Act 1995, the Mineral Resources Development Act 1990 or the Petroleum Act 1958. 20. Stone (1) A person must not in the reserve take any stone. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who takes stone in accordance with Ñ (a) a current permit under Part 2 which allows that person to take stone; or (b) a lease, licence, permit or other authority under the Extractive Industries Development Act 1995, the Mineral Resources Development Act 1990 or the Petroleum Act 1958. 21. Animals and nests A person must not in the reserve Ñ (a) take any animal or its lair or nest; or (b) poison any animal. 22. Improvements, signs, equipment, navigational aids A person must not damage, move or interfere with- (a) any sign, noticeboard, equipment, seat, table, gate, post, fence, bridge, facility, building, or structure in the reserve; or Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 923

(b) any navigational aid or life-saving aid in the reserve, except for the purpose of saving life. 23. Erecting or using buildings and structures (1) A person must not- (a) erect or place any building or structure in the reserve; or (b) enter, occupy or use the whole or any part of any building or structure in the reserve unless it is set aside as an amenity or facility for public use. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who holds a current permit under Part 2 which allows that person to engage in the particular activity referred to in sub-regulation (1). 24. Use of amenity or facility (1) A person must not enter or use an amenity or facility in the reserve set aside for use of the persons of the opposite sex. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to the entering or use of an amenity or facility by a child under the age of 6 years when accompanied by an adult. 25. Games or sports (1) In the reserve, a person must not engage in any game or sport likely to cause interference, disturbance, inconvenience or danger to other persons using the reserve. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who is engaged in a game or sport in an area set aside for a game or sport under regulation 9 (1). 26. Organised function, fete or public meeting (1) In the reserve, a person must not conduct an organised function, rally, festival, tour, fete or public meeting or similar event. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who holds a current permit under Part 2 which allows that person to engage in the particular activity referred to in sub-regulation (1). 27. Public address (1) A person must not preach or deliver an address or use any amplifier, public address system, loud hailer or similar device in the reserve. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who holds a current permit under Part 2 which allows that person to engage in the particular activity referred to in sub-regulation (1). 28. Commercial activities (1) In the reserve, a person must not- (a) sell or offer any article for sale; offer for hire any article, device or thing; solicit or collect money or orders for goods or services; advertise for sale or trade or hire any article, device, service or thing; take photographs for gain or commercial purposes; or (b) conduct a tour for gain or for commercial purposes, ply any vehicle for hire or carry any passengers for fee or reward; or (c) take part in or advertise any entertainment for gain; give out, distribute, erect, leave set up or display any handbill, placard, notice, pamphlet, book, paper, advertising matter; or (d) conduct any school or provide any form of instruction for gain. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who holds a current permit under Part 2 which allows that person to engage in the particular activity referred to in sub-regulation (1). 924 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

29. Machinery and power tools (1) A person must not operate any portable or stationary generator, air-compressor, chainsaw, oxy-acetylene or electrical cutting or welding apparatus in the reserve (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who holds a current permit under Part 2 to engage in the particular activity referred to in sub-regulation (1). 30. Gates A person must not leave any gate in the reserve open except where the gate is already open. 31. Use of beach umbrellas (1) A person must not erect or use a beach umbrella or similar device for providing shade or weather protection on any beach in the reserve. (2) Sub-regulation (1) does not apply to a person who uses a beach umbrella or similar device which is securely anchored - (a) by means of a disc made of wood, metal or similar material being at least 30 centimetres in diameter fitted over the shaft immediately above the tip and the tip is buried in the sand to a depth of at least 30 centimetres; or (b) by means of a bag filled with at least 5 kilograms of dry weight of sand securely tied to the device; or (c) by means of a device with an equivalent effect to an anchoring device referred to in paragraph (a) or (b). 32. Offensive behaviour In the reserve, a person must not - (a) use indecent or obscene language; or (b) use threatening or abusive words; or (c) behave in a riotous, indecent, offensive or threatening manner. 33. Firearms and traps A person must not possess or carry or use any firearm, trap or snare in the reserve. 34. Stones or missiles A person must not propel or throw any stone or missile which is likely to cause danger or unreasonable disturbance to other persons or to animals in the reserve. 35. Royalties A person authorised by a permit under Part 2 to take stone from the reserve must pay to the Secretary an amount equivalent to the royalty specified in Schedule 5 of the Extractive Industries Development Regulations 1996, in respect of the type and quantity of stone taken.

PART 4 Ñ GENERAL 36. Obstruction A person must not obstruct, hinder or interfere with a member of the Committee, an authorised officer, any other officer or employee of the Committee or a person authorised by the Committee in the execution of his or her duties in the reserve. 37. Directions to leave (1) An authorised officer may direct any person whom that officer believes on reasonable grounds has contravened these regulations to leave the reserve or any part of the reserve. (2) A person must leave the reserve or the part of the reserve immediately when directed to do so by an authorised officer. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 925

Notes Contravention of regulations A contravention of these regulations may result in the imposition of penalties as set out in section 13 of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978. Litter The depositing of litter in the reserve is prohibited under the Litter Act 1987 and may result in the imposition of penalties under that Act. Motor Vehicles Under the Land Conservation (Vehicle Control) Regulations 1992, (SR No. 189/1992), motor vehicles are prohibited from being within a reserve except on a road, in a parking area or in an area declared to be a free access area. A contravention may result in the imposition of penalties under those regulations. Fire In addition to Regulation 19, the lighting of fires is governed by the Fire Protection Regulations 1992, (SR No. 188/1992), and failure to adhere to those Regulations may result in the imposition of penalties. Bicycle Path, Footway, Segregated footway or Shared Footway The meanings of bicycle path, footway, segregated footway and shared footway in the Road Safety (Traffic) Regulations 1988, (SR No. 30/1988), as at 1 November 1996 are- Òbicycle pathÓ means a way, other than a bicycle lane, defined by a bicycle way sign at its beginning, and at its end by- (a) an end bicycle sign; or (b) a shared footway sign; or (c) a segregated footway sign; or (d) a bicycle way sign; or (e) a carriageway; or (f) a dead end- the signs being erected adjacent to the way so as to face an approaching driver of a bicycle. ÒfootwayÓ means a footpath, lane or other place provided solely for the use of pedestrians or habitually used by pedestrians and not by vehicles, but includes a segregated footway or a shared footway. Òsegregated FootwayÓ means a length of footway defined by means of a segregated footway sign at its beginning, and at its end by- (a) an end segregated footway sign; or (b) a shared footway sign; or (c) a bicycle way sign; or (d) a no-bicycles sign; or (e) a carriageway; or (f) a dead end; or (g) a segregated footway sign. Òshared footwayÓ means a length of footway defined by means of a shared footway sign at its beginning, and at its end by- (a) an end shared footway sign; or (b) a segregated footway sign; or (c) a bicycle way sign; or (d) a no-bicycles sign; or (e) a carriageway; or (f) a dead end, or (g) a shared footway. 926 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 CROWN LAND RESERVE (RIGBY ISLAND) (EXTENSION OF APPLICATION) REGULATIONS 1999 I, Anthony William Edgar, Regional Manager, Gippsland Region in the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, as delegate of the Minister for Conservation and Land Management, make the following Regulations Dated 12 March, 1999 TONY EDGAR Regional Manager Gippsland 1. Title These regulations may be cited as the Crown Land Reserves (Rigby Island) (Extension of Application) Regulations 1999. 2. Objective The objective of these Regulations is to extend the Crown Land Reserves (Rigby Island Reserve) Regulations 1999 to apply to the Crown Land Reserve listed in the Schedule to ensure the care, protection and management of that reserve. 3. Authorising provision These regulations are made under section 13 of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978. 4. Commencement These regulations come into operation on the date they are published in the Victorian Government Gazette. 5. Expiry These Regulations expire on the day that is ten years after the date on which they come into operation. 6. Revocations All previous regulations made under the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 or the Land Act 1958 which apply to the reserve listed in the Schedule are revoked. 7. Extension of application of Crown Land Reserves (Rigby Island Reserve) Regulations 1999. The Crown Land Reserves (Rigby Island Reserve) Regulations 1999 are extended to apply to the Crown land reserve listed in the Schedule, being reserved lands managed by the Committee of Management of the Rigby Island Reserve. 8. Construction of certain references in the Crown Land Reserves (Rigby Island Reserve) Regulations 1999. The Crown Land Reserves (Rigby Island Reserve) Regulations 1999, which have been extended by regulation 7 apply to the reserve listed in the Schedule as if a reference in these Regulations to the reserve were a reference to that reserve. SCHEDULE RESERVE TO WHICH THESE REGULATIONS APPLY The reserved Crown land being Crown Allotment 40D and part Crown Allotment 40B, in the Parish of Colquhoun as shown by pink colour on the plan marked ÒC / 19.2.99Ó, attached to Department of Natural Resources and Environment file of correspondence number 16/2413, being permanently reserved for public purposes (Gov.Gazette 1881, Page 1389). Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 927

Geographic Place Names Act 1998 1. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF GEOGRAPHIC NAMES The Registrar of Geographic Names hereby gives notice of the registration of the undermentioned place names. File No. Place Name Proposer & Location 1684 Alvie, Ayrford, Berrybank, Shire of Corangamite. Entry into the Register of Bookaar, Boorcan, Bostocks the 83 aforementioned rural localities within Creek, Bradvale, Brucknell, the municipality. Plans, showing the names and Bullaharre, Camperdown, boundaries, may be inspected at the Municipal Carpendeit, Chapple Vale, Offices, or the office of the Registrar of Chocolyn, Cobden, Cobrico, Geographic Names. Cooriemungle, Cowleys Creek, Cressy, Cundare North, Curdie Vale, Curdies River, Darlington, Derrinallum, Dixie, Dreeite, Dreeite South, Duverney, Ecklin South, Elingamite, Elingamite North, Foxhow, Garvoc, Gellibrand Lower, Glenfyne, Glenormiston North, Glenormiston South, Gnotuk, Heytesbury Lower, Jancourt, Jancourt East, Kariah, Kennedys Creek, Koallah, Kolora, Larralea, Leslie Manor, Lismore, Mingay, Mount Bute, Naroghid, Newfield, Nirranda East, Noorat, Noorat East, Paaratte, Peterborough, Pirron Yallock, Pittong, Pomborneit, Pomborneit East, Pomborneit North, Port Campbell, Princetown, Pura Pura, Scotts Creek, Simpson, Skipton, Skibo, South Purrumbete, Stoneyford, Tandarook, Taroon, Terang, Tesbury, Timboon, Timboon West, Vite Vite, Vite Vite North, Waare, Weerite, Werneth, Wool Wool and Yuulong. 1646 Ashburton, Balwyn, Balwyn North, City of Boroondara. Entry into the Register Burwood, Camberwell, Canterbury, of the 12 aforementioned suburbs within the Glen Iris, Hawthorn, Hawthorn municipality. Plans, showing the names and East, Kew, Kew East and Surrey boundaries, may be inspected at the Municipal Hills. Offices, or the office of the Register of Geographic Names. 1640 Altona, Altona Meadows, Altona City of HobsonÕs Bay. Entry into the Register North, Brooklyn, Laverton, of the 12 aforementioned suburbs within the Newport, Seabrook, Seaholme, municipality. Plans, showing the names and Spotswood, South Kingsville, boundaries, may be inspected at the Municipal Williamstown and Williamstown Offices, or the office of the Register of North. Geographic Names. 2. NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO ENTER PLACE NAMES INTO THE REGISTER The Registrar of Geographic Names proposes to enter into the Register the undermentioned place names. Any objections to the proposed name must be in writing (stating the reasons) and be lodged with the Registrar by the dates indicated below. 928 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

File No. Place Name Proposer & Location 1668 Bangholme, Dandenong, Proposal from the City of Greater Dandenong Dandenong North, Dandenong to register the names and define the boundaries South, Keysborough, Lyndhurst, of the 9 aforementioned suburbs within the Noble Park, Springvale and municipality. The plans may be inspected at Springvale South. the Council Customer Service Centres at Dandenong, Parkmore and Springvale, the Dandenong and Springvale Libraries and at the office of the Registrar of Geographic Names. Closing date for objections: 21 May 1999. 1810 Allendale, Bald Hills, Basalt, Proposal from the Shire of Hepburn to assign Blampied, Broomfield, Bullarook, the names and define the boundaries of the Bullarto, Bullarto South, Cabbage aforementioned 78 rural localities within the Tree, Campbelltown, Clunes, municipality. Plans may be inspected at the Coomoora, Creswick, Creswick Municipal Offices, or the office of the Registrar North, Daylesford, Dean, Denver, of Geographic Names. Closing date for Drummond, Drummond North, objections: 28 May 1999. Dry Diggings, Dunach, Eganstown, Elevated Plains, Evansford, Fern Hill, Franklinford, Glengower, Glenlyon, Hepburn, Hepburn Springs, Invermay, Kingston, Kooroocheang, Korweinguboora, Langdons Hill, Lawrence, Leonards Hill, Little Hampton, Lyonville, Malmsbury, Mollongghip, Mount Beckworth, Mount Cameron, Mount Franklin, Mount Prospect, Musk, Musk Vale, Newbury, Newlyn North, Newlyn, North Blackwood, Porcupine Ridge, Red Streak, Rocklyn, Sailors Falls, Sailors Hill, Sandon, Shepherds Flat, Smeaton, Smokey Town, Spring Hill, Springmount, Stoney Creek, Strangways, Sulky, Taradale, Tarilta, Trentham, Trentham East, Tylden, Tylden South, Ullina, Wattle Flat, Waubra, Werona, Wheatsheaf and Yandoit. CORRIGENDUM The Victoria Government Gazette No. G1, 7 January 1999, page 24, under Notice of Assignment of Place Names, the following Place Names of the urban and rural localities of the Shire of Cardinia should read: Avonsleigh, Bayles, Beaconsfield, Beaconsfield Upper, Bunyip, Bunyip North, Caldermeade, Cardinia, Catani, Clematis, Cockatoo, Cora Lynn, Dalmore, Dewhurst, Emerald, Garfield, Garfield North, Gembrook, Guys Hill, Heath Hill, Iona, Koo Wee Rup, Koo Wee Rup North, Lang Lang, Lang Lang East, Longwarry, Maryknoll, Menzies Creek, Modella, Monomeith, Mount Burnett, Nangana, Nar Nar Goon, Nar Nar Goon North, Nyora, Officer, Officer South, Pakenham, Pakenham South, Pakenham Upper, Rythdale, Tonimbuk, Tooradin, Tynong, Tynong North, Vervale and Yannathan. Office of the Registrar of Geographic Names c/-LAND VICTORIA 2nd Floor 456 Lonsdale Street Melbourne 3000 JOHN PARKER Registrar Geographic Names Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 929

Mineral Resources Development Act 1990 EXEMPTION FROM EXPLORATION OR MINING LICENCE (Section 7) Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 7 of the Mineral Resources Development Act 1990, that the area of Exploration Licence 4039 on the Tallangatta 1:1000,000 map sheet, as shown coloured (grey) on the accompanying map is exempt from being subject to an exploration licence or a mining licence, or both until the 31 August 1999.

Dated 14 April 1999. DAVID LEA Executive Director, Minerals & Petroleum pursuant to instrument of delegation by the Minister dated 1 July 1996 930 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Transport Act 1983 DISCONTINUANCE OF ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS AND SALE OF SURPLUS LAND The Roads Corporation, in pursuance of the powers conferred by the Clause 2 Schedule 4 of the Transport Act 1983, upon publication of this notice hereby discontinues the roads or parts of roads shown cross hatched on the plan hereunder and approves the sale of surplus land as provided in Section 47 of the Transport Act 1983 and as delegated by the Minister of Transport under Section 32 of the Act.

Dated 19 April 1999. PETER BALFE Chief Executive Roads Corporation

Transport Act 1983 ROADS DECLARATIONS AND DEDICATIONS The Roads Corporation pursuant to the Transport Act 1983, upon publication of this notice declares, or varies the declaration of, the roads as described below and on the plans attached, and further declares that such roads are fit to be used as a public highway and are now absolutely dedicated to the public for use as public highways within the meaning of any law now or hereafter in force. STATE HIGHWAY 14/99 Princes Highway in the Shire of Gippsland shown hatched and cross hatched on plan numbered GP 19604. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 931

Dated 19 April 1999. PETER BALFE Chief Executive Roads Corporation

Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 ORDER GIVING APPROVAL TO GRANT OF LEASE UNDER SECTIONS 17D AND 17DA OF THE CROWN LAND (RESERVES) ACT 1978 I, Marie Tehan, Minister for Conservation and Land Management, being satisfied that:- (i) there are special reasons which make granting of a lease reasonable and appropriate in the particular circumstances; and (ii) to do this will not be substantially detrimental to the use and enjoyment of any adjacent land reserved under that Act - by this Order approve the granting of a lease for the purpose of office accommodation, for a term of seven (7) years, by the Historic Buildings Management Committee to an as yet unidentified tenant over the Geelong Telegraph Station Reserve, being Crown Allotment 22B, Section 55A, City of Geelong, Parish of Corio, as shown on the following plan, temporarily reserved as a site for Conservation of a Historic Building by Order in Council dated 31 October 1995 (published in the Government Gazette on 2 November 1995, pp 3077). 932 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

0704823 Dated 1 April 1999. MARIE TEHAN, MP Minister for Conservation and Land Management

ChildrenÕs Services Act 1996 Department of Human Services or a NOTICE OF EXEMPTION qualification which the Secretary is satisfied I, Denis Napthine, Minister for Youth and is substantially equivalent. Community Services, pursuant to section 6 of The exemption is granted on the following the ChildrenÕs Services Act 1996 (the Act), conditions: declare that the Birralee Apex Kindergarten Inc. Birralee Apex Kindergarten Inc. (the (ChildrenÕs Services Licence Number 2874) is ¥ exempt from the following regulation of the licensee) employs a person having a primary ChildrenÕs Services Regulations 1998 (the teaching qualification; Regulations): ¥ the duration of this exemption is for the ¥ Regulation 25 requiring a childrenÕs service period of employment of that person. to employ as qualified staff members Declared at Melbourne on 10 April 1999. persons who have successfully completed a HON DENIS NAPTHINE MP two year early childhood qualification which has been approved by the Secretary to the Minister for Youth and Community Services Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 933

ChildrenÕs Services Act 1996 Law that, at the expiration of two months from NOTICE OF EXEMPTION the date hereof, the names of the aforementioned Co-operatives will, unless cause is shown to the I, Denis Napthine, Minister for Youth and contrary, be struck off the register and the Community Services, pursuant to section 6 of Co-operatives will be dissolved. the ChildrenÕs Services Act 1996 (the Act), declare that Edenhope Kindergarten (ChildrenÕs Dated at Melbourne on 15 April 1999. Services Licence Number 2080) is exempt from PAUL HOPKINS the following regulation of the ChildrenÕs Deputy Registrar of Co-operatives Services Regulations 1998 (the Regulations)- ¥ Regulation 25 requiring a person is a Medical Practice Act 1994 qualified staff member if that person- MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS BOARD OF a) has successfully completed a 2 year full-time, VICTORIA or part time equivalent, post secondary early Notice childhood qualification which has been Dr Nicholas Sevdalis approved by the Secretary and notice of which has been published in the government On 15 March 1999 the Victorian Civil and Gazette and in the publication circulating Administrative Tribunal handed down its generally among children's services; and decision in respect of the application made by Dr Sevdalis under Section 60 of the Medical b) holds a qualification that the Secretary is Practice Act 1994 for a review of the decision satisfied is substantially equivalent to a of a Panel of the Medical Practitioners Board of qualification referred to in paragraph (a). Victoria made on 16 October 1998. This exemption is granted on condition that The decision of the Victorian Civil and ¥ the licensee employs a person with primary Administrative Tribunal was as following: teaching qualifications. 1. The decision of the Medical Practitioners Declared at Melbourne on 12 April 1999 Board of Victoria made on 16 October 1998 Hon DENIS NAPTHINE MP is set aside; Minister for Youth and Community Services 2. Under section 50(2)(g) of the Medical Practice Act 1994 the registration of Dr Associations Incorporation Act 1981 Nicholas Sevdalis as a registered medical practitioner is suspended for a period of 4 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of months commencing on 12 April 1999 and sub-section 10(4) of the Associations concluding on 11 August 1999 both dates Incorporation Act 1981 a Certificate of inclusive; Incorporaiton was granted to Donvale Village Services Association Inc. on 6 April 1999. 3. Under section 50(2)(a) of the Medical Practice Act 1994 Dr Nicholas Sevdalis is W. NEW required to undergo counselling in the form Deputy Registrar of treatment by Dr J. Honey by attending the of Incorporated Associations further 6 consultations with Dr Honey pending at the date of hearing before the Co-operatives Act 1996 Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. CLYDE PRIMARY SCHOOL Further, that a report be provided to the CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED Medical Practitioners Board of Victoria from Dr Honey at or about the time the period of COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE NETWORK the suspension of Dr Nicholas SevdalisÕ CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED registration as a registered medical practitioner DANDENONG RESOURCES concludes; CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED 4. Under section 50(2)(e) of the Medical Notice is hereby given in pursuance of Practice Act 1994 the following conditions Section 316 (1) of the Co-operatives Act 1996 limitations and restrictions are imposed on and Section 601AB(3) (e) of the Corporations Dr Nicholas SevdalisÕ registration as a 934 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

registered medical practitioner, namely Dr name WESTAR PTY LTD (A.C.N. 086 015 Nicholas Sevdalis is prohibited from 036), and in accordance to the TreasurerÕs prescribing any Schedule 8 Poison as variations on 30 January 1999; and defined in the Drugs, Poisons and ¥ On 12 April 1999 the Office varied TUA Controlled Substances Act 1981 from the NO. 11 PTY LTDÕs (A.C.N. 086 014 968) date of this decision until 12 August 2001. gas retail licence to reflect its new name, JOHN H. SMITH KINETIK ENERGY PTY LTD (A.C.N. Registrar 086 014 968), and in accordance to the TreasurerÕs variations on 30 January 1999. Education Act 1958 Copies of these licences may be inspected during business hours at the Office of the REGISTERED SCHOOLS BOARD Regulator-General, 1st Floor, 35 Spring Street, Pursuant to section 36(4) of the Education Melbourne 3000. Act 1958, notice is hereby given that an Order Dated 12 April 1999. of the Governor in Council was made on 7 April JOHN C. TAMBLYN 1999 removing Mr Geoff Spring from office as Regulator-General chairman of the Registered Schools Board, and appointing Mr Peter Allen as chairman of the Registered Schools Board. Water Act 1989 HON. PHIL GUDE, MP ORDER REVOKING EXEMPTION ORDER Minister for Education UNDER SECTION 308 Groundwater Fees and Charges in Salinity Gas Industry Act 1994 Areas NOTICE OF TRANSFER OF LICENCES I, Patrick McNamara, Minister for Agriculture and Resources, under section 308 of The Office of the Regulator-General gives the Water Act 1989, revoke the Order notice under section 48K of the Act that - Specifying Exemptions under section 308 of ¥ The gas distribution licence held by that Act made by Steve Crabb, Minister for WESTAR PTY LTD (A.C.N. 079 089 008) Conservation and Environment on 14 October has been transferred to TUA NO. 10 PTY 1991. LTD (A.C.N. 086 015 036); and This Order comes into operation on 30 June ¥ The gas retail licence held by KINETIK 1999. ENERGY PTY LTD (A.C.N. 079 089 188) Dated 7 April 1999 has been transferred to TUA NO. 11 PTY PATRICK McNAMARA LTD (A.C.N. 086 014 968) Minister for Agriculture and Resources Copies of these licences may be inspected during business hours at the Office of the Regulator-General, 1st Floor, 35 Spring Street, Melbourne 3000. Dated 24 February 1999. JOHN C. TAMBLYN Regulator-General Heritage Act 1995 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION Gas Industry Act 1994 As Executive Director for the purpose of the NOTICE OF VARIATION OF LICENCES Heritage Act, I give notice under section 46 that The Office of the Regulator-General gives the Victorian Heritage Register is amended by notice under section 48I of the Act that - including the Heritage Register Number 1791 in ¥ On 12 April 1999 the Office varied TUA the category described as a Heritage Place: NO. 10 PTY LTDÕs (A.C.N. 086 015 036) Bendigo Chinese Masonic Temple, Finn Street, gas distribution licence to reflect its new Bendigo, City of Greater Bendigo. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 935

EXTENT: Jennerian Building, CSL Limited, Poplar Road, 1. All of the building being the Ancestral Hall, Parkville, Melbourne City Council. Temple and CaretakerÕs Hall marked B 1 on EXTENT: diagram 601148 held by the Executive 1. All of the building known as the Jennerian Director. Building marked B 1 on Diagram 607391 2. All of the land marked L 1 being certificate held by the Executive Director. of Title Volume 6654 Folio 616 as shown on 2. All of the land marked L 1 on Diagram Diagram No. 601148 held by the Executive 607391 held by the Executive Director being Director. the footprint of B 1 plus a curtilage around Dated 13 April 1999. the entire building of 4 metres measured RAY TONKIN from the widest part of the eaves overhang Executive Director except on the east side where the curtilage stops at the existing building, and being part of the land described in Certificate of Title Volume 4545 Folio 868. Dated 13 April 1999. RAY TONKIN Executive Director

Heritage Act 1995 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION As Executive Director for the purpose of the Heritage Act, I give notice under section 46 that the Victorian Heritage Register is amended by including the Heritage Register Number 1792 in the category described as a Heritage Place: Heritage Act 1995 Former Bridge Hotel, 72 Thompson Street, NOTICE OF REGISTRATION Williamstown, City of Hobsons Bay. As Executive Director for the purpose of the EXTENT: Heritage Act, I give notice under section 46 that 1. All the building marked B 1 on Diagram the Victorian Heritage Register is amended by 608322 held by the Executive Director. including the Heritage Register Number 1795 in 2. All the land marked L 1 on Diagram 608322 the categories described as a Heritage Place and held by the Executive Director being all the a Heritage Object: land described in Certificate of Title Volume 6526 Folio 101. Anselm, 4 Glenferrie Street, North Caulfield, Glen Eira City Council. Dated 13 April 1999. RAY TONKIN EXTENT: Executive Director 1. The building known as Anselm B 1, the garage B 2, the front fence and gate B 3, the shed/toilet B 4 and all hard landscaping as shown on Diagram 607044 held by the Executive Director. 2. The following Objects: 4 No handcrafted fire tools located in B 1. 3. All the land marked L 1 on Diagram 607044 Heritage Act 1995 held by the Executive Director, being all of NOTICE OF REGISTRATION the land described in Certificate of Title As Executive Director for the purpose of the Volume 3054 Folio 668. Heritage Act, I give notice under section 46 that Dated 13 April 1999. the Victorian Heritage Register is amended by including the Heritage Register Number 1794 in RAY TONKIN the category described as a Heritage Place: Executive Director 936 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Planning and Environment Act 1987 BRIMBANK PLANNING SCHEME Notice of Approval of Amendment Amendment L 65 The Minister for Planning and Local Heritage Act 1995 Government has approved Amendment L 65 to NOTICE OF REGISTRATION the Melbourne Planning Scheme. As Executive Director for the purpose of the The Amendment comes into operation on the Heritage Act, I give notice under section 46 that date this notice is published in the Government the Victorian Heritage Register is amended in Gazette. that the Heritage Register Number 16 is now described in the category as a Heritage Place: The Amendment rezones about 20 hectares Church of the Sacred Heart Complex, 199 of land generally bounded by Station Road and Rathdowne Street, Carlton, Melbourne City Kororoit Creek, Deer Park (Lot 1 PS 426361R) Council. from a Public Purposes 7 Reservation Ð Office EXTENT: of Defence Production to a Residential 1 Zone and a Proposed Public Open Space Reservation. 1. The Church of the Sacred Heart B 1 now A Development Plan Overlay and a Potentially Our Lady of Lebanon, the Presbytery B 2, Contaminated Overlay will also apply to the Our ladyÕs Grotto B 3, and the former St Georges Church/School B 4 and part of the land. fence marked B 5 on Diagram 602833 held A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, by the Executive Director. free of charge, during office hours, at the All the land marked L 1 on Diagram 602833 Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service being all the land described in Certificate of Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Title Volume 800 Folio 916. Street, Melbourne and at the offices of the Dated 13 April 1999. Brimbank City Council, Keilor Offices, Calder Highway, Keilor. RAY TONKIN Executive Director LEIGH PHILLIPS Director, Planning Operations Planning, Heritage and Market Information Department of Infrastructure

Planning and Environment Act 1987 Heritage Act 1995 GLEN EIRA PLANNING SCHEME NOTICE OF REGISTRATION Notice of Approval of Amendment As Executive Director for the purpose of the Amendment L 25 Heritage Act, I give notice under section 46 that The Minister for Planning and Local the Victorian Heritage Register is amended by including the Heritage Register Number 1799 in Government has approved Amendment L 25 to the category described as a Heritage Place: the Glen Eira Planning Scheme. CondidorioÕs Bridge, Gunbower Creek, corner The Amendment comes into operation on the Island Road and Gunbower Parade, Koondrook, date this notice is published in the Government Gannawarra Shire. Gazette. EXTENT: The Amendment rezones land at 211-217 1. All of the timber bridge marked B1, East Boundary Road, Bentleigh East from a Diagram 608412 held by the Executive Light Industrial Zone to a Residential C Zone. Director. The Amendment also inserts a Potentially Dated 13 April 1999. Contaminated Land Overlay over the site and includes a site-specific control, which allows a RAY TONKIN permit to be issued for 31 residential dwellings. Executive Director Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 937

A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, The Amendment comes into operation on the free of charge, during office hours, at the date this notice is published in the Government Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Gazette. Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins The Amendment inserts a new sub-clause in Street, Melbourne and at the offices of the clause 115 of Chapter 4 to enable consideration Glen Eira City Council, corner of Glen Eira and of an application for a luxury tourist Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield. accommodation resort on Crown Allotment 151, Parish of Kerrie, in Gap Road, Cherokee. LEIGH PHILLIPS Director, Planning Operations A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Planning, Heritage free of charge, during office hours, at the and Market Information Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Department of Infrastructure Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne and at the offices of the Macedon Ranges Shire Council, Town Hall, 129 Planning and Environment Act 1987 Mollison Street, Kyneton. GREATER BENDIGO PLANNING SCHEME Notice of Approval of Amendment LEIGH PHILLIPS Amendment L86 Director, Planning Operations Planning, Heritage The Minister for Planning and Local and Market Information Government has approved Amendment L86 to Department of Infrastructure the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme. The Amendment comes into operation on the Planning and Environment Act 1987 date this notice is published in the Government MONASH PLANNING SCHEME Gazette. Notice of Approval of Amendment ¥ The Amendment rezones Lot 1 PS 344093V, Amendment L 55 Township of Strathfieldsaye, from Special The Minister for Planning and Local Use Zone 1 to Business 1 Zone to correct an Government has approved Amendment L 55 to error in the Planning Scheme and to enable the Monash Planning Scheme. the site to be developed for commercial purposes. The Amendment comes into operation on the date this notice is published in the Government A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Gazette. free of charge, during office hours, at the Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service The Amendment introduces site specific Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins provisions in relation to the development of a supermarket on land which comprises part of the Street, Melbourne and at the offices of the existing Hamilton Place central car park and the Greater Bendigo City Council, Planning and former Caltex service station in Mount Building Business Unit, 15 Hopetoun Street, Waverley. The Amendment also removes a Bendigo. restrictive covenant over part of the land at LEIGH PHILLIPS 275-283 Stephensons Road, Mount Waverley. Director, Planning Operations A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Planning, Heritage free of charge, during office hours, at the and Market Information Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Department of Infrastructure Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne and at the offices of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 Monash City Council, 293 Springvale Road, MACEDON RANGES PLANNING SCHEME Glen Waverley. Notice of Approval of Amendment LEIGH PHILLIPS Amendment L25 Director, Planning Operations The Minister for Planning and Local Planning, Heritage Government has approved Amendment L25 to and Market Information the Macedon Ranges Planning Scheme. Department of Infrastructure 938 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Planning and Environment Act 1987 The new Warrnambool Planning Scheme, as PHILLIP ISLAND PLANNING SCHEME required by the Planning and Environment Notice of Approval of Amendment (Planning Scheme) Act 1996, includes selected State standard provisions from the Victoria Amendment L77 Planning Provisions, including the state policy The Minister for Planning and Local framework, various zones and overlays, Government has approved Amendment L77 to particular provisions relating to use and the Phillip Island Planning Scheme. development, administrative provisions and The Amendment comes into operation on the definitions. The new planning scheme also date this notice is published in the Government includes a municipal strategic statement, local Gazette. policies and schedules to some of the zones, The Amendment: overlays and other provisions. The new scheme ¥ Rezones land at 207 Settlement Road, also incorporates a number of documents Cowes from Residential A zone to Transition specified in the planning scheme, and contains zone. new maps applying the standardised zones and ¥ Introduces a site specific control for land at overlays to land within the area covered by the 207 Settlement Road, Cowes to allow an scheme. application to be lodged for the use and Any planning scheme or any part of a development of an office and store, planning scheme in force immediately before generally in accordance with a Development the commencement of the new Warrnambool Plan, and exempts the application from Planning Scheme is revoked to the extent that it certain decision, notice and appeal applies to the area covered by the new provisions of the Planning and Environment Warrnambool Planning Scheme. Any amendment Act 1987. to a planning scheme or any part of a planning A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, scheme which is revoked lapses. free of charge, during office hours, at the A copy of the planning scheme can be Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service inspected, free of charge, during office hours at: Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Street, Melbourne and at the offices of the Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Bass Coast Shire Council, Civic Centre, 76 Street, Melbourne 3000; Department of McBride Avenue, Wonthaggi. Infrastructure, South Western Region, 63 LEIGH PHILLIPS McKillop Street, Geelong 3220 and Warrnambool Director, Planning Operations City Council, Municipal Offices, 25 Liebig Planning, Heritage Street, Warrnambool 3280. and Market Information Department of Infrastructure LEIGH PHILLIPS Director, Planning Operations Planning, Heritage Planning and Environment Act 1987 and Market Information Planning and Environment (Planning Department of Infrastructure Scheme) Act 1996 WARRNAMBOOL PLANNING SCHEME Planning and Environment Act 1987 Notice of Approval of Planning Scheme WHITEHORSE PLANNING SCHEME The Minister for Planning and Local Notice of Approval of Amendment Government has approved the new Warrnambool Planning Scheme. Amendment L 46 The planning scheme comes into operation The Minister for Planning and Local on the date this notice is published in the Government has approved Amendment L 46 to Government Gazette. the Whitehorse Planning Scheme. The planning scheme affects all of the area The Amendment comes into operation on the of the municipal district of the Warrnambool date this notice is published in the Government City Council. Gazette. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 939

The Amendment changes sub-clauses of Clause 122 of the Local Section of the Whitehorse Planning Scheme and the Schedule of Incorporated Documents, to modify the approved site layout and design of the Highbury Gardens Retirement village at 661-669 Highbury Road, East Burwood. A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, free of charge, during office hours, at the Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne and at the offices of the Whitehorse City Council, 379-397 Whitehorse Road, Nunawading. LEIGH PHILLIPS Director, Planning Operations Planning, Heritage and Market Information Department of Infrastructure 940 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

ORDERS IN COUNCIL

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES Under Section 17(1) of the Cemeteries Act 1958, and on the recommendation of the Minister for Health, the Governor-in-Council consents to the making of the Scales of Fees in respect of the following Public Cemeteries: Dowling Forest Ferntree Gully Kyneton Preston Swan Hill ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Dowling Forest Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. MONUMENTAL SECTION $ Land 2.44 m x 1.22 m 180.00 Reservation Fee (includes cost of Land for First Interment) 180.00 Sinking Grave 1.83 m deep Contract Price plus 10% administration charge Re-opening Grave (No Cover) 195.00 Re-opening Grave (with Cover) 215.00 (Plus cost for monumental mason to remove and replace cover) Administration Fee per interment 70.00 Permission to erect Headstone or Monument or Improvements to existing Headstones or Monuments 10% of the cost with a minimum of 55.00 LAWN SECTION Land 2.44m x 1.22 m (includes First Interment) 300.00 Reservation Fee (includes First Interment) 300.00 Second Interment 200.00 Bronze Plaque (381 mm x 279 mm) for above At cost Sinking Grave 1.83 m deep Contract Price plus 10% administration charge GENERAL Exhumation Charge (including digging) 860.00 Search fee per request 20.00 Interment of ashes 80.00 To any existing grave in the Monumental Or Lawn Section plus the cost of a single Bronze Plaque in the Lawn Section (if required) TOM FORD, trustee MICHAEL DAVEY, trustee MICHAEL IRVIN, trustee ÑÑÑÑ Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 941

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Ferntree Gully Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. $ Re-openings - Lawn 650.00 Re-openings - Monumental 750.00 Ashes Interment Area - Single Positions non prime 500.00 Ashes Interment Area - Single Positions non prime 550.00 Ashes Interment Area - Family Positions 1,000.00 Niche Wall of Remembrance non prime 350.00 non prime 450.00 Ashes in Private Grave 150.00 Oversize grave (extra) 130.00 Additional digging (3 interments) 165.00 Removal of Chip Top/Ledger 165.00 Removal and Replace Chip Top 250.00 Exhumation 1,500.00 plus re-opening fee Monumental Fees 10% of cost Plaques Contract Price plus 15% Concrete Blocks Contract Price Installation 30.00 KARIN ORPEN, trustee JENNIFER MOORE, trustee RICHARD DARE, trustee

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Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Kyneton Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. LAWN CEMETERY $ Land 2.44 m x 1.22 m (Right of Burial) 600.00 Interment/Digging Fee 400.00 Permission to erect Headstone - Granite headstone (standard) inc. 380.00 Administration fee (for every burial) 80.00 MONUMENTAL SECTION Land 2.44 m x 1.22 m (Right of Burial) 500.00 Interment/Digging Fee 400.00 Re-open existing grave without cover 400.00 942 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Re-open existing grave with cover 440.00 Administration fee (for every burial) 80.00 JOHN WILLMOT, trustee HUWTHY BARTON, trustee LIONEL PAVEY, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Preston Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. MAJOR MAUSOLEUM CRYPT FEES LEVEL A A B C D E F PLUS WEST. GROUND FLOOR LEVEL WESTERN PLAINS GREY GRANITE CRYPTS Single $ 14,700 n/a $ 18,600 $ 17,300 $ 14,700 $ 10,200 $ 18,200 Tandem $ 22,600 n/a $ 28,600 $ 26,600 $ 22,600 $ 15,600 $ 12,600 Couch $ 18,100 n/a $ 22,900 $ 21,300 $ 18,100 $ 12,500 $ 10,100 ROSA AURORA MARBLE CRYPTS Single $ 19,300 n/a $ 24,400 $ 22,700 $ 19,300 $ 13,300 $ 10,800 Companion $ 44,200 n/a $ 55,900 $ 52,000 $ 44,200 $ 30,500 $ 24,700 BLUE PEARL GRANITE CRYPTS Single $ 21,500 n/a $ 27,200 $ 25,300 $ 21,500 $ 14,900 $ 12,000 Tandem $ 27,200 n/a $ 34,400 $ 32,000 $ 27,200 $ 18,800 $ 15,200 Companion $ 46,400 n/a $ 58,700 $ 54,600 $ 46,400 $ 32,100 $ 25,900 Couch $ 22,600 n/a $ 28,600 $ 26,600 $ 22,600 $ 15,600 $ 12,600 FIRST FLOOR LEVEL CREMA MARFIL MARBLE CRYPTS Single n/a $ 34,000 $ 28,600 $ 26,600 $ 22,600 $ 15,600 $ 12,600 Tandem n/a $ 45,300 $ 38,700 $ 36,000 $ 30,600 $ 21,100 $ 17,000 Slide Over n/a $ 61,100 $ 49,500 $ 46,800 $ 41,400 $ 31,900 $ 27,900 BLUE PEARL GRANITE CRYPTS Double $ 51,000 $ 75,900 $ 64,500 $ 60,000 $ 51,000 $ 35,200 $ 28,500 Couch CALACATTA MARBLE CRYPTS Single n/a $ 44,200 $ 37,200 $ 34,600 $ 29,400 $ 20,300 $ 16,400 Tandem n/a $ 53,200 $ 44,400 $ 41,300 $ 35,100 $ 24,300 $ 19,600 Companion n/a n/a $ 68,800 $ 64,000 $ 54,400 $ 37,600 $ 30,400 Cr. CHRIS KELLY, Mayor, trustee Cr. DIANA ASMAR, trustee Cr ROYCE KEIRL Snr, JP, trustee ÑÑÑÑ Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 943

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Swan Hill Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. LAWN A SECTION (UNDENOMINATIONAL) $ No new gravesites available other than reservations. This section for use of additional interments only. Memoralisation with either one (1) or two (2) Bronze Plaques 381 mm x 279 mm to Trust Specifications only is permitted per gravesite. Fee for first of two (2) interments - reserved gravesites only 850.00 Fee for each additional interment 600.00 Fee for each additional interment - child under six (6) years 250.00 Fee for cremated remains interred in fallen gravesite 200.00 Fee for cremated remains interred in an existing gravesite 75.00 LAWN B SECTION (UNDENOMINATIONAL) Consists of Land 2.44 m x 1.22 m, sinking, interment, and the Right of Burial, for up to two (2) interments. Sinking for three (3) interments permissible upon application. Memorialisation with one (1) only Granite Desk Plaque to Trust Specifications only is permitted per gravesite. Fee for first of two (2) interments 1,000.00 Fee for first of three (3) interments 1,300.00 Fee for each additional interment 600.00 Fee for simultaneous double interment 1,500.00 Fee for interment of child under six (6) where not the first interment in that gravesite 250.00 Fee for cremated remains interred in an existing gravesite 75.00 INFANT LAWN SECTION Consists of Land 1.22 m x 0.61 m, sinking, interment, and the Right of Burial, for one (1) interment of a child under six (6) years. Memorialisation with a Granite Headstone to Trust Specifications only is permitted. Fee for one (1) interment 350.00 NICHE WALL SECTION Consists of Wall Niche 120 mm x 90 mm x 240 mm, interment and Right of Burial, for one (1) interment only. Memorialisation with a Bronze Plaque 162 mm x 114 mm to Trust Specifications only is permitted. Fee for a Memorial Wall Niche 200.00 Fee for a Reserved Memorial Wall Niche 300.00 PUBLIC GRAVES SECTION Consists of Land, sinking and interment, without exclusive rights , for one (1) interment only. Fee for interment 200.00 Fee for interment of a child under six (6) years 100.00 Fee for interment of a stillborn child 50.00 944 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

PRIVATE GRAVES SECTION (DENOMINATIONAL) Consists of land 2.44 m x 1.22 m, sinking, interment and the Right of Burial, for up to two (2) interments for new gravesites, or consists of sinking and interment, for up to two (2) interments for reserved gravesites. Sinking for three (3) interments permissable upon application. Or consists of Land 1.22 m x .61 m, sinking, interment and Right of Burial for one (1) interment of a child under six (6) years. Fee for first of two interments 1,150.00 Fee for first of two (2) interments - reserved gravesites only, earthen with no monument 700.00 Fee for first of two (2) interments - reserved gravesites only, inside kerbing or railing and break seal 850.00 Fee for first of two (2) interments - reserved gravesites only, inside kerbing or railing, with Trust to remove ledger only 1,000.00 Fee for first of three (3) interments 1,400.00 Fee for first of three (3) interments - reserved gravesites only, earthen with no monument 900.00 Fee for first of three (3) interments - reserved gravesites only, inside kerbing or railing and break seal 1,100.00 Fee for first of three (3) interments - reserved gravesites only, inside kerbing or railing, with Trust to remove ledger only 1,250.00 Fee for simultaneous double interment 1,600.00 Fee for each additional interment - earthen and no monument 600.00 Fee for each additional interment inside kerbing and railing and break seal 700.00 Fee for each additional interment inside kerbing and railing, with Trust to remove ledger only 850.00 Fee for interment of child under six (6) years 350.00 Fee for additional interment of child under six (6) years in adult size grave, with no further interments permitted (Trust to remove ledger only - additional fee $200.00) (Inside kerbing and railing - additional fee $100.00) 200.00 Fee for cremated remains interred in an existing gravesite 75.00

CONCRETE LINED GRAVES SECTION Consists of Land 2.44 m x 1.22 m, concrete vault in-situ, first interment therein, and the Right of Burial, for up to two (2) interments Fee for first of two (2) interments 2,800.00 Fee for additional interment (Trust to break seal - additional fee $50.00) (Trust to remove ledger only - additional fee $200.00) 550.00 Fee for additional interment old concrete block graves (Trust to break seal - additional fee $50.00) (Trust to remove ledger only - additional fee $200.00) 700.00 Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 945

MEMORIALISATION FEES Administration fee for bronze plaque memorialisation to Trust specifications - Lawn A Section 40.00 Administration fee for granite desk plaque memorialisation to Trust specifications - Lawn B Section 40.00 Administration fee for granite headstone memorialisation to Trust Specifications - Infant Lawn Section 20.00 Administration fee for bronze plaque memorialisation to Trust specifications - Niche Wall Section 20.00 Administration fee for permission to erect an headstone or monument - Private and Public Graves Sections - 10% of cost with a minimum fee of $40.00 minimum 40.00 Administration fee for permission to add inscription or renovate any plaque, headstone, or monument - Private and Public Graves Sections - 10% of cost with a minimum fee of $30.00 minimum 30.00 Administration fee for permission to add inscription or renovate any plaque - Lawn Sections - 10% of cost with a minimum fee of $20.00 minimum 20.00 Maintenance fee for Trust to install bronze plaque on gravesite - all sections 50.00 Maintenance fee for Trust to arrange refurbishment of bronze plaque 100.00 Fee for permission to plant a Memorial tree/shrub - applicant to supply tree/shrub and plaque 125.00 MISCELLANEOUS FEES Fee to exhume the remains of a body (when authorised) 900.00 Fee to exhume the remains of a body (when authorised) - Concrete Lined Graves Section 1,200.00 Fee for interment outside prescribed hours 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. weekdays or on Saturdays additional 250.00 Fee for Trust to remove and replace a ledger each additional 200.00 Fee for Trust to break a seal additional 50.00 Fee for sinking grave for oversize casket additional 100.00 Fee for search of records and provision for information per gravesite 15.00 Fee for cancellation and changed instructions 100.00 WILLIAM J. SMITH, trustee WILLIAM A. McCARTNEY, trustee PETER ELLIOT, trustee Dated 20 April 1999 Responsible Minister: ROB KNOWLES Minister for Health BILL ZISIMOPOULOS Acting Clerk of the Executive Council 946 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

Fisheries Act 1995 The Governor in Council, pursuant to AMENDMENT TO DECLARATION OF Section 99A(1)(a) & 99A(2) of the Land Act LIVING AQUATIC SPECIES TO BE 1958, approves the sale by private treaty of the NOXIOUS Crown land described below. The Governor in Council under Section 75 Property Address: St Helena Road, of the Fisheries Act 1995, amends the Order in Creswick. Council made on 7 April 1998 and published in Crown Description: Allotment 17A, Government Gazette G 14 on 9 April 1998 Section Y, Parish of Ballarat. (pages 804, 805 and 806) whidh declared certain living aquatic species, to be noxious throughout Dated 20 April 1999. Victoria, as follows: Responsible Minister: In the Schedule to the Order in Council after ROGER M HALLAM MLC ÒColossoma nigripinnisÓ insert - Minister for Finance ÒCongeria sallei Black-striped musselÓ. BILL ZISIMOPOULOS This Order comes into operation on the day Acting Clerk of the Executive Council it is published in the Government Gazette. Dated 20 April 1999. Financial Management Act 1994 Responsible Minister: PATRICK McNAMARA ALLOCATION OF MONEY UNDER Minister for Agriculture and Resources SECTION 28(1) BILL ZISIMOPOULOS Order in Council Acting Clerk of the Executive Council The Governor in Council under Section 28(1) of the Financial Management Act 1994, Land Act 1958 hereby approves the allocation to the APPROVAL BY THE GOVERNOR IN Department of Treasury and Finance $33,000,000, COUNCIL TO THE SALE OF CROWN in addition to amounts appropriated for the LAND BY PRIVATE TREATY purposes of that department in the 1998-99 Order in Council appropriation. The Governor in Council, pursuant to Dated 13 April 1999. section 99A(1)(a) & 99A(2) of the Land Act Responsible Minister: 1958, approves the sale by private treaty of the Crown land described below. ALAN R. STOCKDALE Treasurer Property Address: Dimboola East Road, Dimboola East. BILL ZISIMOPOULOS Crown Description: Allotment 6E, Parish Acting Clerk of the Executive Council of Dimboola. Dated 20 April 1999. Land Act 1958 Responsible Minister: APPROVAL BY THE GOVERNOR IN ROGER M HALLAM MLC Minister for Finance COUNCIL TO THE SALE OF CROWN LAND BY PRIVATE TREATY BILL ZISIMOPOULOS Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Order in Council The Governor in Council, pursuant to Land Act 1958 section 99A(1)(a) & 99A(2) of the Land Act APPROVAL BY THE GOVERNOR IN 1958, approves the sale by private treaty of the COUNCIL TO THE SALE OF CROWN Crown land described below. LAND BY PRIVATE TREATY Property Address: Bolding Street, Order in Council Inverloch. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 947

Crown Description: Allotment 3D, Section 4, Township of Inverloch. Dated 20 April 1999. Responsible Minister: ROGER M HALLAM MLC Minister for Finance BILL ZISIMOPOULOS Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

Land Act 1958 APPROVAL BY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL TO THE SALE OF CROWN LAND TO A PUBLIC AUTHORITY Order in Council The Governor in Council, pursuant to section 99(3) of the Land Act 1958, approves the sale by the Minister for Finance of the Crown land described below. Property: Former Fairfield Hospital Site. Description: Crown Allotment 133H, Parish of Jika Jika. Purchaser: Minister for Tertiary Education and Training. Use: Education pruposes. Dated 20 April 1999. Responsible Minister: ROGER M HALLAM MLC Minister for Finance BILL ZISIMOPOULOS Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

Melbourne City Link Act 1995 ORDER INCREASING THE PROJECT AREA The Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister for Planning and Local Government (being the Minister administering the Melbourne City Link Act 1995 and the Minister administering the Planning and Environment Act 1987), under section 8(1)(a) of the Melbourne City Link Act 1995 varies the Project area by increasing the Project area by adding the area of 2528m2 shown diagonally hatched on the plan numbered LEGL./99-29 lodged in the Central Plan Office. Dated 20 April 1999. Responsible Minister: ROBERT MACLELLAN Minister for Planning and Local Government BILL ZISIMOPOULOS Acting Clerk of the Executive Council 948 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

APPOINTMENTS

County Court Act 1958 REVOCATION OF APPOINTMENT Under the powers found in section 23(1) of the County Court Act 1958 and section 41(1)(b) of the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984 the Governor-in-Council revokes the order made on 25 March 1986 appointing Brian Philip Quirk as a bailiff of the County Court at Melbourne and all other places throughout Victoria. Dated 20 April 1999. Responsible Minister: JAN WADE MP Attorney-General BILL ZISIMOPOULOS Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

County Court Act 1958 APPOINTMENT Under the powers found in section 23(1) of the County Court Act 1958 the Governor in Council appoints Christopher Lyle Humphreys as a bailiff of the County Court at Melbourne and all other places throughout Victoria. Dated 20 April 1999. Responsible Minister: JAN WADE MP Attorney-General BILL ZISIMOPOULOS Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 949

LATE NOTICES

EXEMPTION experience it has been proven that a male Application No. 16 of 1999 social worker involved as a role model in their lives has been vital to case-management. The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has considered an application pursuant ¥ Some young men referred to this program to Section 83 of the Equal Opportunity Act have often been unable to engage with and 1995 by Anglicare Victoria, a body corporate form a relationship with female workers as a established by the Anglican Welfare Agency direct result of their issues surrounding Act 1997. The application for exemption is to women and violence. The request for enable the applicant to employ a male Social gender-bias has been made in many cases Worker for the Community Optional Support for where the young men have displayed or Adolescents (COSA) program with Anglicare verbalised that they have little regard or Southbridge Youth Services. respect for women. Upon reading the material tendered in ¥ The Agency feels there is a need for clients support of this application the Tribunal is to have the opportunity to request to work satisfied that it is appropriate to grant an with a specific gender, based on past issues exemption from Sections 13, 100 & 195 of the of abuse, sexuality, violence or family Act to enable the applicant to employ a male relationships. Social Worker for the Community Optional ¥ Often young men will not engage in the Support for Adolescents (COSA) program with program if they cannot relate their issues Anglicare Southbridge Youth Services. spedifically to a male. In granting this exemption the Tribunal ¥ Often adult male family members are noted: aggressive and intimidating towards lone ¥ The COSA program aims to reduce or female workers and a dual gender approach remove the need for substitute care or is required. statutory involvement, prevent the The Tribunal grants an exemption from the deterioration of the young persons operation of Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the circumstances and enable them to remain Equal Opportunity Act 1995, to enable the with their families, and to offer the young applicant to employ a male Social Worker for person a service which meets their needs and the Community Optional Support for is the least intrusive option in their lives. Adolescents (COSA) program with Anglicare ¥ The social worker will provide direct Southbridge Youth Services. This exemption is case-work service to young men and their to remain in force from the day on which notice families, addressing issues leading to of the exemption is published in the referral. These issues may include Government Gazette until 21 April 2002. problematic and conflictual relationships Ms CATE McKENZIE with family members, aggression and any Deputy President lack of male role modeling in the young manÕs life. EXEMPTION ¥ In facilitating a change in the family Application No. 17 of 1999 dynamics and in being a positive male model The Victorian Civil and Administrative for young men, the workerÕs relationship Tribunal has considered an application pursuant with a young man is pivotal. Especially in to Section 83 of the Equal Opportunity Act circumstances where this situation has been 1995 by Anglicare Victoria, a body corporate absent for most of their lives. established by the Anglican Welfare Agency ¥ It has been shown that the inclusion of a Act 1997. The application for exemption is to significant older male in a young personÕs enable the applicant to employ a female Social life can minimize the harm they place Worker for the Community Optional Support for themselves, in relation to risk-taking and Adolescents (COSA) program with Anglicare suicidal behaviours. In the AgencyÕs Southbridge Youth Services. 950 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette Upon reading the material tendered in ¥ The Agency often works with mothers who support of this application the Tribunal is have been victims of domestic violence and satisfied that it is appropriate to grant an who would feel vulnerable having to work exemption from Sections 13, 100 & 195 of the with a male social worker. Act to enable the applicant to employ a female The Tribunal grants an exemption from the Social Worker for the Community Optional operation of Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the Support for Adolescents (COSA) program with Equal Opportunity Act 1995, to enable the Anglicare Southbridge Youth Services. applicant to employ a female Social Worker for In granting this exemption the Tribunal the Community Optional Support for noted: Adolescents (COSA) program with Anglicare ¥ The COSA program aims to reduce or Southbridge Youth Services. This exemption is remove the need for substitute care or to remain in force from the day on which notice statutory involvement, prevent the of the exemption is published in the deterioration of the young persons Government Gazette until 21 April 2002. circumstances and enable them to remain Ms CATE McKENZIE with their families, and to offer the young Deputy President person a service which meets their needs and is the least intrusive option in their lives. ¥ The social worker will provide direct case-work service to young women and their families, addressing issues leading to referral. These issues may include problematic and conflictual relationships with family members, isues of abuse and the compounding effects this has on school and other areas of their life. ¥ There is a need for a female social worker based on the need for young women to be able to confront and deal with past issues of abuse and sexual abuse in a non-threatening environment. ¥ It is a preference that a female social worker be allocated to a young woman from the outset due to the possibility that unknown information (related to sexual abuse or rape) about the young woman that is unlikely to be disclosed to a male worker. ¥ Young women will often identify that they specifically wish to discuss their issues with a female and will not engage with the program if this need is unable to be met. ¥ The Agency feels there is a need for clients to have the opportunity to request to work with a specific gender, based on past issues of abuse, sexuality, violence or family relationships. ¥ The Agency has concerns in allocating male social workers to young female clients as it may leave the worker vulnerable to possible allegations of abuse. Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 951 952 G 16 22 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette

SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION ACT 1994 SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION ACT 1994 NOTICE OF MAKING OF STATUTORY NOTICE THAT STATUTORY RULES ARE RULES OBTAINABLE

Notice is hereby given under Section 17 (2) Notice is hereby given under Section 17 (3) of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 of the of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 that making of the following Statutory Rules: the following Statutory Rules were first obtainable from Information Victoria, 356 41. Statutory Rule: House Contracts Guarantee Collins Street, Melbourne on the date specified: Regulations 1999 39. Statutory Rule: Forests (Steavenson Authorising Act: House Contracts Falls Scenic Reserve) Guarantee Act 1987 Regulations 1999 Date of making: 20 April 1999 Authorising Act: Forests Act 1958 Date first obtainable: 19 April 1999 42. Statutory Rule: Tobacco (Victorian Health Promotion Code B Foundation) (Amendment) 40. Statutory Rule: Forests (Murrindindi Regulations 1999 Scenic Reserve) Regulations 1999 Authorising Act: Tobacco Act 1987 Authorising Act: Forests Act 1958 Date of making: 20 April 1999 Date first obtainable: 19 April 1999 43. Statutory Rule: Physiotherapists Registration Code B Regulations 1999 Authorising Act: Physiotherapists Registration Act 1998 Date of making: 20 April 1999 Victoria Government Gazette G 16 22 April 1999 953

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CONTENTS

Page Appointments 948 Estates of Deceased Persons 876 Government and Outer Budget Sector Agencies Notices 886 Orders in CouncilÑ 940 Acts Ñ Cemeteries; Fisheries; Land; Financial Management; Melbourne City Link; County Court Private Advertisements 875 Proclamations 885

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