UNCONFIRMED Sample Clauses

UNCONFIRMED. The Shire of Yilgarn was in receipt of a referral from the WAPC, relating to the subdivision of Lot 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxx, Bodallin. The subdivision proposed to create 2 lots, with the newly created Lot 2 containing the telecommunications tower operated by Vodafone. The subdivision plan is attached. Due to decision deadlines for the WAPC, there was not sufficient time to wait until the June Council meeting. As such, the Executive Manager Regulatory Services assessed the proposal and deemed there were no issues relating to the Shire of Yilgarn Town Planning Scheme 2, and advised the WAPC that the Shire of Yilgarn had no objections to the proposal, in order to meet the decision deadline and avoid delays for the applicant. Comment Councillors are asked to note and endorse the response to the WAPC, being that the Shire of Yilgarn holds no objections to the proposed subdivision of Lot 500 Bodallin North Road as per the attached plan. The proposed subdivision was required to separate the farming and telecommunications uses of the land. Originally an agreement between land owner and Vodafone was made to allow access to the site, this subdivision will extricate the need for an agreement, allowing the telecommunication organisation the ability to purchase the land freehold. Whilst not related to the Shire’s decision, Main Roads have queried WAPC regarding access to the site via Great Eastern Highway, preferring access to be from Bodallin North Road. The WAPC were advised the Shire has no position on this matter under our legislative delegations, but can see the safety benefits from access being off Bodallin North Road, however the presence of the Bodallin North Rd branch of the Water Corporation pipeline may be restrictive to this. Statutory Environment Planning and Development Act 2005 Shire of Yilgarn Town Planning Scheme Strategic Implications Goal A prosperous future for our community. Outcome Businesses in the Shire remain competitive and viable.
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UNCONFIRMED. The purpose of developing a new Constitution was for CEACA to become registered as a Charitable Organisation under the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission (ACNC). This Charitable Organisation status would then exempt CEACA from GST implications. The CEACA Executive Officer had circulated a Notice of a Special Meeting of CEACA scheduled for Wednesday, 3 July 2019 for the primary purpose of considering the new Constitution. At the Committee meeting held on Wednesday, 5 June 2019 general discussion took place on the Draft Constitution and that particular attention/investigation needed to be undertaken in respect to Clause 14.4 (see below) and particularly sub-clause (h) as highlighted before the Constitution is considered at the July Special Meeting. CEACA has always operated openly with Members, Deputy Members and CEO’s providing input to the meetings. The proposal to stifle such involvement and restricting copies of agenda’s, minutes of meetings, or documents presented to such meetings has caused concern to Local Governments involved in CEACA.
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UNCONFIRMED. The CEO and Executive Manager Regulatory Services have had numerous discussions with XXXX representatives regarding the proposed services and the use of Council’s existing facilities. It is apparent that the Yilgarn Occasional Child Care Committee members fully support XXXX taking over the provision of child care services in Southern Cross. This decision is supported by the comments provided by Xx Xxxxx above. Xx Xxxxx has provided for Councillors information relating to the proposed service provision and guidelines. Council currently undertakes all maintenance and general gardening works associated with the facility and provides a financial contribution of $7,000 for the provision/continuation of the services in Southern Cross. With respect to housing of the child care worker, Council provides the house at the rear of 00 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx for a nominal rental. By Yilgarn Occasional Child Care Centre Incorporated merging with XXXX:
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UNCONFIRMED. In the said correspondence, the DPLH advised they had received notification from Water Corporation that farmland had encroached onto Reserve 13200, with the reserve land containing Water Corporation infrastructure. The farmland encroachment included a dwelling that has been in place for some decades. Under current planning and building legislation, including the Shire’s Town Planning Scheme, there is no requirement for Shire approval to be sought for a single dwelling placed on one lot located outside of a gazetted townsite, assuming similar legislative requirements applied at the time of construction, it is reasonable to assume that the builders did not seek input from the Shire, as was not required, and as such, the result was encroachment on the neighbouring reserve. It has also been identified that encroachment onto the Butcher Road reserve has occurred. It has been agreed to by the owners of Lot 83, that to address the encroachment, they will purchase the encroached lands and have it amalgamated into their existing Lot 83. For this to occur, the affected portion of Butcher Road is required to be closed and returned to the Crown. In investigating the matter, the Executive Manager Infrastructure and Executive Manager Regulatory Services identified sections of the road reserve that were not utilised in the actual construction of the road, and as such, this portion of road reserve is also proposed to be closed. The attached layout plan indicates the portion to be closed. Comment The DPLH, when assessing amalgamations, will look to ensure there is no landlocked parcels. Access to Reserve 13200 will be via the access route coming directly from Great Eastern Highway, which is the current access point. Access to Lot 83, once the road reserve is removed and amalgamated, could be via two locations, being Nulla Nulla South Road or the remaining section of Butcher Road. If Council is to consider the request to close the portion of Butcher Road reserve, then in accordance with the Land Administration Act 1997, Council must first commence a thirty five (35) day statutory advertising period calling for comments relating to the proposed road reserve closure. Following the thirty five (35) day statutory advertising period calling for comments relating to the proposed road reserve closure, Council must then consider submissions received for and against the proposal. If Council wish to proceed with the road reserve closure then Council resolve to make application to the...
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UNCONFIRMED. When the advertising bank does not assume any other obligation except that of notifying the beneficiary.
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