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Queensland Government Gazette Queensland Government Gazette PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXXXVI] (336) FRIDAY, 18 JUNE, 2004 Your Public Sector Specialists! Zelda Recruitment: • Queensland owned & operated company • Proven track record of success • Extensive candidate database • Building long term relationships • Long standing reputation for excellent service potential meets opportunity Specialising in: • Accounting & Finance • Accounting Support • Office Administration & Marketing • Human Resources & Executive We are happy to assist at all levels of recruitment from AO2 to AO8, and from SO2 to SES3. Please contact Kodi Lythall, Glynis Ranger, Terasa Fletcher or Janine Chatfield. level 10, 320 adelaide st, brisbane qld 4000 t 07 3229 4999 f 07 3229 0022 e [email protected] w www.zeldarecruitment.com.au zelda RECRUITMENT where potential meets opportunity [453] Queensland Government Gazette PP 451207100087 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY ISSN 0155-9370 Vol. CCCXXXVI] (336) FRIDAY, 18 JUNE, 2004 [No. 32 INTEGRATED PLANNING ACT 1997 Local Government Act 1993 REDLAND SHIRE COUNCIL TAMBO SHIRE COUNCIL (APPOINTMENT) NOTICE (NO. 1) 2004 Notice of AMENDMENT to the PLANNING SCHEME Council of the Shire of Redland Short Title Notice is hereby given that Redland Shire Council adopted 1. This Notice may be cited as the Tambo Shire Council amendments to its Planning Scheme. The purpose of the (Appointment) Notice (No. 1) 2004. amendments are to exclude land from a zone and include it in Commencement another zone, as set out in the Schedule below. The general effect of the amendments are to reflect the approval by Council of 2. This Notice commences on the day it is published in the development applications over the parcels of land. Gazette. Copies of the amendments are available for inspection or purchase Appointment at Redland Shire Council’s Customer Service Centre at Cnr 3. Pursuant to Section 310(2)(b) of the Local Government Act Bloomfield and Middle Streets, Cleveland. 1993, John Cameron Brown of “Jabinda”, Tambo, Queensland 4478 and Janice Cecily Ross of “Byrgenna”, Description of Land Prior Zone New Zone Adoption Date Sheet Charleville, Queensland 4470 are appointed as councillors of By Council No. the Tambo Shire Council. 1 Jones Road, Public Public 29th January 9/46 Capalaba described Purposes Purpose— 2004 8/7 as Lot 1 on RP Place of 14/7 ENDNOTES 211270 and part of Worship 15/10 Lot 2 on RP 74062. 1. Made by the Governor in Council on 17 June 2004. Parish of Capalaba 2. Published in the Gazette on 18 June 2004. 88-92 Thornlands Rural Non- Part Special 20th May 2004 34/31 Road, Thornlands Urban Development 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. described as Lot 2 on and Part RP142918. Public Open 4. The administering agency is the Department of Local Parish of Cleveland Space Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation. 127-133 Smith Rural Non- Residential A 2nd December 26/25 Street, Cleveland Urban 2003 described as Lot 1 on RP 124426 and Lot 1 Local Government Act 1993 on RP 80243. Parish of Cleveland WONDAI SHIRE COUNCIL (APPOINTMENT) NOTICE (NO. 1) 2004 7 -27 Government Rural Non- Residential A 27th February 61/14 Road, Redland Bay Urban 2004 67/15 described as Lot 1 on Short Title RP 87546 and Lot 2 1. This Notice may be cited as the Wondai Shire Council on RP 79532. Parish of Redland (Appointment) Notice (No. 1) 2004. 332-342 Redland Bay Rural Non- Park 24th October 41/18 Commencement Road, Thornlands Urban Residential 2003 described as Lot 5 on 2. This Notice commences on the day it is published in the RP 14813 Gazette. Parish of Cleveland Appointment 3. Pursuant to Section 310(2)(b) of the Local Government Act 1993, Gregory Allan Boyle of 699 Mondure-Wheatlands Road, Mondure, Queensland 4611 is appointed as a councillor of the Wondai Shire Council. 284777—1 454 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 32 [18 June, 2004 ENDNOTES 1. Made by the Governor in Council on 17 June 2004. 2. Published in the Gazette on 18 June 2004. 3. Not required to be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 4. The administering agency is the Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation. Adopted Amendment to the Planning Scheme: Coastal Major Road Network Infrastructure Charges Plan Section 6.1.6 of the Integrated Planning Act Noosa Council on 10 June 2004 adopted an amendment to the planning scheme for the Shire of Noosa by incorporating an infrastructure charges plan, the Coastal Major Road Network Infrastructure Charges Plan (CMRNICP). Council’s adoption of the infrastructure charges plan is in accordance with the conditional approval issued by the Minister for Local Government and Planning, dated 18 May 2004 and 3 June 2004. The Minister’s conditional approval relates to: • Council’s application of the CMRNICP as an infrastructure charges plan under the Integrated Planning Act 1997 only to exempt and self assessable development; • Council apply it’s planning scheme policy and require ‘contributions’ from assessable development by way of condition imposed on development approvals; • The planning scheme policy will apply until such time as the provisions of the Integrated Planning and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2003 (IPOLA Act 2003) are commenced when Council may adopt the balance of the CMRNICP and apply it to assessable development as an infrastructure charges plan under the Integrated Planning Act 1997. The infrastructure charges plan applies to all land in the coastal area of Noosa Shire as defined by the localities of Castaways Beach, Doonan, Marcus Beach, Noosa Heads, Noosaville, Peregian Beach, Sunshine Beach, Sunrise Beach and Tewantin (excluding properties in Doonan and Tewantin that take access to Cooroy-Noosa Road or Eumundi Road via Sunrise Road or Tinbeerwah Road). The infrastructure charges plan will have the effect of ensuring that the road network in the coastal area of the Shire meets the needs of the community. The plan introduces a funding programme that defines how the roadworks infrastructure will be funded. Future development in the coastal area will be required to contribute to the funding programme. Copies of the infrastructure charges plan, are available for inspection at Council’s offices at Pelican Street, Tewantin. A copy of the Coastal Major Road Network Infrastructure Charges Plan may be purchased for $14. The infrastructure charges plan can also be viewed at Council’s website at www.noosa.qld.gov.au/strategicplanning For further information on the proposed amendment please contact the Land Development Section on (07) 5449 5134. 18 June, 2004] QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 32 455 Integrated Planning Act 1997 PUBLIC NOTICE CALOUNDRA CITY COUNCIL AMENDMENT OF THE PLANNING SCHEME FOR THE CITY OF CALOUNDRA Council is obliged under the Integrated Planning Act to provide public notice of consequential amendments to the transitional Planning Scheme as a consequence of development approvals. On, 27 May 2004 Council adopted the following amendments to the planning scheme maps: Lot Description Previous New Zone Map Zone No Lot 1 RP 1531656 97 Maleny- Rural To include the land in the 17A Stanley River Rd, Maleny Residential Park Residential Zone Lot 1 RP176802 Special To include the land in the 46D 7 Lodge Lane, Beerwah Facilities – Local Business Zone Lodge Lots 20&21 RP906921 Rural To include the land in the 45A 2 Gattera Rd & 38 Myla Rd, Residential Park Residential Zone Landsborough Lot 32 RP847995 Residential B To include the land in the 49 1 King St, Shelly Beach Residential A Zone Lot 1 RP225205 Rural To include the land in the 74 Unnamed Rd, Little Mountain Residential A Zone Lot 20 SP153429 Rural To include the land in the 42B 33 Macadamia Dve, Maleny Residential A Zone Lots 5&6 RP129776 Rural To include the land in the 68 & 117&233 Sunset Dve, Little Residential A Zone 74 Mountain Lot 75 SP126489 Rural To include the land in the 44C 68 Paget St, Mooloolah Residential A Zone Lot 2 RP209723, Lot 1 Rural To include the land in the 42A RP69058, Lot 2 RP26412 43 Residential A Zone Palm St, Bridge Creek Rd, Maleny Lot 126 RP64307 Residential A To include the land in the 58 20 Ngungun St, Dicky Beach Residential B Zone Part Lot 54 SP165546 Rural To include the land in the 71&79 Pelican Waters Blvd, Pelican Special Residential Zone Waters Lot 6 RP202630 Rural To include the land in the 25A 69 Lindeman Rd, Beerwah Park Residential Zone Lot 5 RP175190 Rural To include the land in the 25A 83 Lindeman Rd, Beerwah Park Residential Zone Copies of these amendments are available for inspection or purchase at the Caloundra City Council Customer Service Centre, 1 Omrah Avenue Caloundra. Garry Storch Chief Executive Officer 456 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 32 [18 June, 2004 Integrated Planning Act 1997 TRANSITIONAL PLANNING SCHEME NOTICE In accordance with section 6.1.11(2) of the Integrated Planning Act 1997, I hereby nominate the dates specified in the following schedule as the revised days on which the transitional planning schemes, for the local government areas listed in the schedule, will lapse: SCHEDULE Aramac Shire 29/07/05 Douglas Shire 01/07/05 Monto Shire 30/11/05 Balonne Shire 29/07/05 Duaringa Shire 30/11/05 Mount Isa City 01/07/05 Banana Shire 31/01/05 Eacham Shire 01/07/05 Mount Morgan Shire 30/11/04 Barcaldine Shire 29/07/05 Eidsvold Shire 30/11/05 Murgon Shire 29/07/05 Barcoo Shire 31/08/05 Emerald Shire 01/07/05 Murilla Shire 01/07/05 Bauhinia Shire 31/08/05 Esk Shire 29/07/05 Murweh Shire 31/03/05 Beaudesert Shire 30/11/05 Etheridge Shire 31/08/05 Nanango
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