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Planning and Development ServicesAttachment No. 1 - Delegated Authority01/06/2010 – 30/06/2010Council Ratification of PlanningDeterminations under DelegatedAuthorityJuly 2010Page 1 of 5APPLICANT/PROPERTY PROPOSAL DATE/COMMENTKevin C Y Tan Patio 01/06/2010Lot 3, 16C Thorpe StreetApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Erica J Lampard Carport 01/06/2010Lot 1, 9 Towning StreetApprovedEMBLETON WA 6062Antonio Fiorucci & Rosa Garoffolo Single Storey Additions to Single House 01/06/2010Lot 32, 28 Donna StreetApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Donald J and Lesley J Hardingham Patio 03/06/2010Lot 10, 10/51 Kirkham Hill TerraceApprovedMAYLANDS WA 6051Tania N Lawrence Carport 03/06/2010Lot 18, 7 Warnes StreetApprovedMAYLANDS WA 6051Bogdan & Petra Amidzic Two Storey Dwelling 04/06/2010Lot 60, 53 Mephan StreetApprovedMAYLANDS WA 6051Karron E Golding Single Storey Dwelling 08/06/2010Lot 2, 106A Robinson RoadApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Malgorzata Kowalska Two Storey Dwelling 08/06/2010Lot 2, 18A Drake StreetApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Astrid M Kinsville Single Storey Grouped Dwelling 09/06/2010Lot 2, 6 Irwin RoadApprovedEMBLETON WA 6062Section 51(B) Elector 3758 Patio 09/06/2010Lot 3, 3/3 Thorpe StreetApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Brett J Moore & Teresa A Ward Carport and Storeroom Additions 09/06/2010Lot 1, 21 Henrietta Street to Dwelling ApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Lynn L & John R Donald Patio 09/06/2010Lot 2, 11B Linton PlaceApprovedMORLEY WA 6062

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment No. 1 - Delegated Authority01/06/2010 – 30/06/2010Council Ratification of PlanningDeterminations under DelegatedAuthorityJuly 2010Page 2 of 5Tara K Morris Addition to Dwelling 10/06/2010Lot 2, 89 May StreetApprovedBEDFORD WA 6052Giulio A & Marina Petrella Patio 11/06/2010Lot 72, 5 Ambrose RiseApprovedMAYLANDS WA 6051Rolf M Zenger & Chung Y Chng Patio 12/06/2010Lot 1, 12A Priestley StreetApprovedEMBLETON WA 6062Patricia M Dudin Patio 14/06/2010Lot 1, 16 Constance StreetApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Tarlok S Sandhu & Manjeet Kaur Single Storey Additional Grouped Dwelling 14/06/2010Lot 2, 113A Guildford RoadApprovedMAYLANDS WA 6051Adam J Gill & Faye L A Burnaby Two Single Storey Grouped Dwellings 14/06/2010Lot 25, 36 Avenell RoadApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Natalina Puleo Carport, Patio and Additions to 15/06/2010Lot 1, 45 Hutt Road Dwelling ApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Ablewest Corporation Pty Ltd Four Single Storey Grouped Dwellings 15/06/2010Lot 10, 5 Kelvin StreetApprovedMAYLANDS WA 6051Cpt Manager Limited Atf The Centro Six Retail Kiosks 15/06/2010Lot 21, 4 Collier RoadApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Thanh L Manh & Anh T Nguyen Single Storey Dwelling 15/06/2010Lot 50, 20 Waratah RoadApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Merrilyn P & Kerry J Purcell Shed and Retaining Wall 16/06/2010Lot 41, 86 Leake StreetApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053William S Riseborough Limestone Fence 16/06/2010Lot 20, 195 Whatley CrescentApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Vilas J Menon Single Pole Illuminated Light Box 16/06/2010Lot 58, 130 Walter Road WestApprovedBEDFORD WA 6052Christopher E E O'Brien Retaining wall 16/06/2010Lot 31, 24 Toowong StreetApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment No. 1 - Delegated Authority01/06/2010 – 30/06/2010Council Ratification of PlanningDeterminations under DelegatedAuthorityJuly 2010Page 3 of 5Madeleine M Adams & Mark S Counsel Two Single Storey Grouped Dwellings 17/06/2010Lot 41, 237 Anzac TerraceApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Department Of Housing Gazebo 18/06/2010Lot 69, 21 Embleton AvenueApprovedEMBLETON WA 6062Patricia M Besseling & Gregory A Cowen Patio 19/06/2010Lot 3, 2B Cambridge StreetApprovedMAYLANDS WA 6051Korina & Lloyd M Hamer Three Single Storey Grouped Dwellings 19/06/2010& Eric R MitchelApprovedLot 29, 194 Grand PromenadeBEDFORD WA 6052Dao Ho & Trang Le Patio 19/06/2010Lot 55, 35 Tranby RoadApprovedMAYLANDS WA 6051Risto & Marylen Karvinen Additional Single Storey Grouped Dwelling 19/06/2010Lot 69, 4 Skew RoadApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Antonietta Clutterbuck Carport 19/06/2010Lot 1, 42 Hackbridge WayApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Minh P Dang & Minh D Hoang Two Storey Dwelling 19/06/2010Lot 89 26 Grosvenor RoadApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Zaakir Ismail Patio 19/06/2010Lot 5, 5/146 Birkett StreetApprovedBEDFORD WA 6052Allison J Pember Ancillary Accommodation 19/06/2010Lot 38, 100A Whatley CrescentApprovedMAYLANDS WA 6051Antonio Vinciguerra Front Boundary Fence 21/06/2010Lot 2, 27 Williamson StreetApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Douglas J Chisholm Patio 21/06/2010Lot 2, 43A Tolworth WayApprovedEMBLETON WA 6062Blair E Davies & Erin P Bancroft Patio 21/06/2010Lot 2, 45A Wonga RoadApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Halcyon Alpha Pty Ltd Signage 22/06/2010Lot 1, 273-275 Collier RoadApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment No. 1 - Delegated Authority01/06/2010 – 30/06/2010Council Ratification of PlanningDeterminations under DelegatedAuthorityJuly 2010Page 4 of 5Marie Moraitis Patio 23/06/2010Lot 5, 2/352 Light StreetApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Gilbert A G & Deborah A Marie Two Patios and Gable 26/06/2010Lot 1, 23 Paringa Street on Carport ApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Thomas & Tabitha E McKenna Single Storey Dwelling 26/06/2010Lot 2, 204A Shaftesbury AvenueApprovedBEDFORD WA 6052San Marino Holdings Pty Ltd Three Single Storey Grouped Dwellings 26/06/2010Lot 36, 284 Drake StreetApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Karen E Dean Shade Sail – Carport 26/06/2010Lot 1, 11 Gill StreetApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Hwa L Chu Patio 26/06/2010Lot 4, 2D Darby StreetApprovedMAYLANDS WA 6051Bartuccio Investments Pty Ltd Three Single Storey Grouped Dwellings 26/06/2010Lot 34, 3 Endeavour RoadApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Ian C & Sharon A Pettersson & Warehouse Extension 26/06/2010& Jan J Van Lit & Joan C CousinsApproved& Rebel Pty LtdLot 323, 20 Clavering RoadBAYSWATER WA 6053Agostina L Santini Patio 26/06/2010Lot 3, 3/14 Hudson StreetApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Yusuf M & Fatmia Mohideen Single Storey Dwelling 26/06/2010Lot 2, 7A Barnes WayApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Giovanni & Donatella M Torre Two x Two Storey and Two Single Storey 26/06/2010Lot 61, 24 Jakobsons Way Additional Grouped Dwellings ApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Perthland Development (Bayswater) Pty Two Storey Dwelling 26/06/2010Lot 30, 115 Leake StreetApprovedBAYSWATER WA 6053Srdjan Ilic & Bogdana Ilic-Marenkovic Two Storey Dwelling 28/06/2010Lot 27, 16 Della RoadApprovedNORANDA WA 6062

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment No. 1 - Delegated Authority01/06/2010 – 30/06/2010Council Ratification of PlanningDeterminations under DelegatedAuthorityJuly 2010Page 5 of 5Lynette M Waugh Patio 28/06/2010Lot 1, 30B Hannans StreetApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Dianne S Van Der Plas Patio 28/06/2010Lot 44, 4 Delves PlaceApprovedNORANDA WA 6062Marilyn & Evangelia J Panegyres Patio 29/06/2010Lot 2, 29A Wheeler StreetApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Artex Holdings Pty Ltd Two Single Storey Grouped Dwellings 29/06/2010Lot 10, 33 Wheeler StreetApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Minh D Cao Single Storey Dwelling 29/06/2010Lot 88, 2A Silverwood StreetApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Peter E S Baldrey & Sandra J Teagle Single Storey Dwelling 29/06/2010Lot 2, 15 Regent GroveApprovedMORLEY WA 6062Beslaga & Sevka Caskovic Patio and Storeroom 30/06/2010Lot 4, 4/112 Seventh AvenueApprovedMAYLANDS WA 6051Predrag, Helena and Milivoj Milosavljevic Two Storey Grouped Dwelling 30/06/2010Lot 18, 29 Johnsmith StreetApprovedMORLEY WA 6062

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoProposed Two Grouped DwellingsLot 572, No. 29 Bath Road, MorleyJuly 2010Page 1 of 1Subject Site: Lot 572,No.29 Bath Rd,Morley

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Two Grouped DwellingsLot 572, No. 29 Bath Road, MorleyJuly 2010Page 1 of 5





Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 3 - Submitters MapProposed Two Grouped DwellingsLot 572, No. 29 Bath Road, MorleyJuly 2010Page 1 of 1Subject Site:Lot 572, No.29 Bath Rd,MorleyLocation of proposedparapet/boundary wallObjector:No.27 Bath Rd, Morley

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotosProposed Two Story Grouped DwellingsLot 88, No. 27 Thursley Way, MorleyJuly 2010Page 1 of 3LOCATION PLANObjectionReceivedSubject Site

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotosProposed Two Story Grouped DwellingsLot 88, No. 27 Thursley Way, MorleyJuly 2010Page 2 of 3SITE PHOTOS

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotosProposed Two Story Grouped DwellingsLot 88, No. 27 Thursley Way, MorleyJuly 2010Page 3 of 3

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Two Story Grouped DwellingsLot 88, No. 27 Thursley Way, MorleyJuly 2010Page 1 of 7







Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 3Submission Summary and SubmissionLocation PlanProposed Two Story Grouped Dwellings(2)19 July 2010Page 1 of 1

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoProposed Two Grouped DwellingsLot 89, No. 8 Burnett Street, EmbletonJuly 2010Page 1 of 1

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - No. 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Two Grouped DwellingsLot 89, 8 Burnett Street, EmbletonJuly 2010Page 1 of 4




Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoProposed Six Grouped DwellingsLot 239 & Lot 300, No. 24 Sixth AvenueMaylandsJuly 2010Page 1 of 3Subject SiteLOCATION MAPSITE PHOTO

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoProposed Six Grouped DwellingsLot 239 & Lot 300, No. 24 Sixth AvenueMaylandsJuly 2010Page 2 of 34 submissionsreceivedSubject Site1 submissionreceivedSUBMISSION MAP

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoProposed Six Grouped DwellingsLot 239 & Lot 300, No. 24 Sixth AvenueMaylandsJuly 2010Page 3 of 3Approx. location ofparapet/boundary wallApprox. location ofparapet/boundary wallPARAPET/BOUNDARY WALL LOCATION PLAN

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2Detailed PlansProposed Six Grouped Dwellings 22 June 2010Page 1 of 1

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Six Grouped DwellingsLot 239 & Lot 300, No. 24 Sixth AvenueMaylandsJuly 2010Page 1 of 2

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Six Grouped DwellingsLot 239 & Lot 300, No. 24 Sixth AvenueMaylandsJuly 2010Page 2 of 2

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoProposed Roof Canopy- 489 - 497 WalterRoad East, MorleyJuly 2010Page 1 of 2Subject siteLocation PlanSite Photo

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoProposed Roof Canopy- 489 - 497 WalterRoad East, MorleyJuly 2010Page 2 of 2Proposed roofcanopyAERIAL PHOTOGRAPH

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Roof Canopy- 489 - 497 WalterRoad East, MorleyJuly 2010Page 1 of 21m setbackProposed roofcanopy4.7m setback

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Roof Canopy- 489 - 497 WalterRoad East, MorleyJuly 2010Page 2 of 2Elevation Plans

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotosProposed Boundary Fence and Gate,Relocation of Bin Stores, Signage &Boundary Wall – 515 Walter Road East,MorleyJuly 2010Page 2 of 3

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotosProposed Boundary Fence and Gate,Relocation of Bin Stores, Signage &Boundary Wall – 515 Walter Road East,MorleyJuly 2010Page 3 of 3

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Boundary Fence and Gate,Relocation of Bin Stores, Signage &Boundary Wall – 515 Walter Road East,MorleyJuly 2010Page 1 of 4




Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoWaste Transfer FacilityNos. 11-13 Duffy Street, BayswaterJuly 2010Page 1 of 2Subject SiteLOCATION PLANSITE PHOTO 1

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoWaste Transfer FacilityNos. 11-13 Duffy Street, BayswaterJuly 2010Page 2 of 2SITE PHOTO 2

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansWaste Transfer FacilityNos. 11-13 Duffy Street, BayswaterJuly 2010Page 1 of 4




Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoProposed Change of Use from Office to ShopLot 44, No. 192 Whatley Crescent, MaylandsJuly 2010Page 1 of 1Subject SiteLOCATION PLANSITE PHOTO

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Change of Use from Office to ShopLot 44, No. 192 Whatley Crescent, MaylandsJuly 2010Page 1 of 3

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Change of Use from Office to ShopLot 44, No. 192 Whatley Crescent, MaylandsJuly 2010Page 2 of 3

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Change of Use from Office to ShopLot 44, No. 192 Whatley Crescent, MaylandsJuly 2010Page 3 of 3Subject Site

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoProposed Change of Use from Office toSmall Bar – Lot 46, No. 188 WhatleyCrescent, MaylandsJuly 2010Page 1 of 1Subject SiteLOCATION PLANSITE PHOTO

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Change of Use from Office to SmallBar - Lot 46, No. 188 Whatley CrescentMaylandsJuly 2010Page 1 of 3



Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 -Burswood PeninsulaDraft District Framework LocationMaps and Draft ScenariosBurswood Peninsula Draft DistrictFrameworkJuly 2010Page 1 of 4Burswood Peninsula Draft District Framework Location Map No. 1Bardon ParkMaylandsGolf Course

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 -Burswood PeninsulaDraft District Framework LocationMaps and Draft ScenariosBurswood Peninsula Draft DistrictFrameworkJuly 2010Page 2 of 4Burswood Peninsula Draft District Framework Location Map No. 2Bardon ParkMaylandsGolf Course

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 -Burswood PeninsulaDraft District Framework LocationMaps and Draft ScenariosBurswood Peninsula Draft DistrictFrameworkJuly 2010Page 3 of 4

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 -Burswood PeninsulaDraft District Framework LocationMaps and Draft ScenariosBurswood Peninsula Draft DistrictFrameworkJuly 2010Page 4 of 4

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 -Delegated Authority Subdivisions -01/06/2010 – 30/06/2010Council Ratification of Subdivisions &Amalgamations under DelegatedAuthorityJuly 2010Page 1 of 3APPLICANT/PROPERTY PROPOSAL DATE/COMMENTThanh L Manh & Anh T Nguyen Two Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 01/06/2010Lot 502, 20 Waratah RoadSupportedMORLEY WA 6062Paul W Lazarus Two Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 02/06/2010Lot 366, 93 Garratt RoadSupportedBAYSWATER WA 6053Michelle B Williams Two Lot Freehold Subdivision 08/06/2010Lot 16, 14 Paine RoadSupportedMORLEY WA 6062Bahram A Ardestani & Two Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 08/06/2010Faranak AstaniSupportedLot 196, 149 Benara RoadNORANDA WA 6062Tiffany N T Mai Two Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 09/06/2010Lot 12, 16 Ardagh StreetSupportedMORLEY WA 6062Angelo Corrado & Rory E Williams Two Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 10/06/2010Lot 224, 46-46A Mckenzie WaySupportedEMBLETON WA 6062Gabrielle Maria Jones Six Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 10/06/2010Lot 638, 52 Drake StreetSupportedBAYSWATER WA 6053Jeremy O Ladyman & Two Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 10/06/2010Amanda L F PichowskiSupportedLot 11, 134 Rosebery StreetBEDFORD WA 6052Nada J Clark, & Waverley D Clark Three Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 10/06/2010& Trevor P ClarkSupportedLot 6, 50 Grosvenor RoadBAYSWATER WA 6053Ronald E Parr Two Lot Freehold Subdivision 10/06/2010Lot 693, 58 Broun AvenueSupportedEMBLETON WA 6062Australian Finance Enterprise Three Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 10/06/2010Pty LtdSupportedLot 46, 67 Kelvin StreetMAYLANDS WA 6051

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 -Delegated Authority Subdivisions -01/06/2010 – 30/06/2010Council Ratification of Subdivisions &Amalgamations under DelegatedAuthorityJuly 2010Page 2 of 3Anthony William Pritchett Two Lot Freehold Subdivision 10/06/2010Acting for Prichett Family Trust &SupportedLot 511, 88 Shaftesbury AvenueBEDFORD WA 6052Beryl B Mcmullen Three Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 11/06/2010Lot 53, 45 Mcgilvray AvenueSupportedMORLEY WA 6062Urmila D Bhalsod & Devji M Bhalsod Three Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 14/06/2010Lot 33, 29 Hewton StreetSupportedMORLEY WA 6062Anjali Abbot & Stephen L Abbot Four Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 15/06/2010Lot 945, 63 River RoadSupportedBAYSWATER WA 6053Predrag Milosavljevic & Two Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 16/06/2010Helena Milosavljevic &SupportedMilivoj MilosavljevLot 18, 29 Johnsmith StreetMORLEY WA 6062Doreen E Smith & Robert F Smith Three Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 17/06/2010Lot 403, 11 Frimley WaySupportedMORLEY WA 6062Sevim Selimoski & Two Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 18/06/2010Suzana SelimoskaSupportedLot 209, 159 Crimea StreetMORLEY WA 6062Estate of Darvell W Carne Two Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 22/06/2010Lot 64, 31 Chobham WaySupportedMORLEY WA 6062Peter K K Loh Two Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 22/06/2010Lot 114, 31 Bottlebrush DriveSupportedMORLEY WA 6062Cosimo Coniglio & Two Lot Freehold Subdivision 22/06/2010Morena D ConiglioSupportedLot 162, 3 Ludlands StreetMORLEY WA 6062Jeffrey A Wells & Nola G Wells Two Lot Freehold Subdivision 22/06/2010Lot 101, 15 Noranda AvenueSupportedMORLEY WA 6062

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 -Delegated Authority Subdivisions -01/06/2010 – 30/06/2010Council Ratification of Subdivisions &Amalgamations under DelegatedAuthorityJuly 2010Page 3 of 3Dusan Podinic & Ljiljana Podinic Two Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 23/06/2010& Natasha PodinicSupportedLot 485, 22 Sudlow StreetEMBLETON WA 6062Barbara M Katnich Three Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 24/06/2010Lot 15, 80 Drummond StreetSupportedBEDFORD WA 6052David W Holmes & Two Lot Freehold Subdivision 25/06/2010Pamela M HolmesSupportedLot 6, 8 Brand PlaceMORLEY WA 6062William A Geuskens Three Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 25/06/2010Lot 22, 19 Grey StreetSupportedBAYSWATER WA 6053Domenico Frisina Three Lot Survey Strata Subdivision 30/06/2010Lot 4, 7 Fedders StreetSupportedMORLEY WA 6062

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Conference Program11th Annual International Cities, Town Centres &Communities (ICTC) Society Conference 2010Opal Cove Convention Centre, Coffs Harbour, NSWJuly 2010Page 1 of 12












Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Conference Program3 rd International Urban Design Conference 2010National Convention Centre, Canberra, ACTJuly 2010Page 1 of 5





Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 – Delegated Authority01/06/2010 – 30/06/2010Council Ratification of Building Licencesunder Council's Policy for SingleResidential DevelopmentJuly 2010Page 1 of 1APPLICANT/PROPERTYBUILDINGAPPLICATIONNODATEAPPROVEDPROPOSALPeter J Healy & Sharon L Healy BA09-1169 14/6/2010 Zero lot wallLot 43 / 55 Lawrence StreetLetter of non-objectionBAYSWATER WA 6053received.Erica J Lampard BA10-0261 16/6/2010 PatioLot / 9 Towning StreetLetter of non-objectionEMBLETON WA 6062received.Ileana N Manescu & BA10-0309 10/6/2010 PatioAdrian ManescuLetter of non-objectionLot 519 / 31 The Anchoragereceived.MAYLANDS WA 6051Andrew Fuda & Tina S Perre BA10-0474 14/6/2010 OutbuildingLot 452 / 32 Fitzpatrick WayLetter of non-objectionNORANDA WA 6062received.Anna Eleuteri BA10-0478 15/6/2010 PatioLot 35 / 20 Stuart StreetLetter of non-objectionMAYLANDS WA 6051received.James Zissis BA10-0490 15/6/2010 OutbuildingLot 184 / 47 Rodda StreetLetter of non-objectionMORLEY WA 6062received.Maurice C Thiel BA10-0511 23/6/2010 PatioLot 139 / 16 Mirador RoadLetter of non-objectionMORLEY WA 6062received.Bradley W Hartley BA10-0521 23/6/2010 GarageLot 566 / 19 Babington CrescentLetter of non-objectionBAYSWATER WA 6053received.

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoBillboard Signage ProposalLot 50 No. 43 Morley Drive East, MorleyJuly 2010Page 1 of 1Subject siteSite LocationSite Photo

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Signage ProposalBillboard Signage ProposalLot 50 No. 43 Morley Drive East, MorleyJuly 2010Page 1 of 1Signage proposal

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Site PlanLes Hansman Community Centre EntryStatement and Associated Alterations1 July 2010Page 1 of 1

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 – Location PlanLes Hansman Community Centre EntryStatement and Associated AlterationsJuly 2010Page 1 of 1

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 3 - Floor Plan and ElevationLes Hansman Community Centre EntryStatement and Associated AlterationsJuly 2010Page 1 of 1

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 4 - Option 1 PlanLes Hansman Community Centre EntryStatement and Associated AlterationsJuly 2010Page 1 of 1

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 5 - Option 2 PlanLes Hansman Community Centre EntryStatement and Associated AlterationsJuly 2010Page 1 of 1

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotosProposed Retaining Wall & FenceLot 749, No.23 Drynan Street, BayswaterJuly 2010Page 1 of 2Subject Site23 Drynan Street, Bayswater

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotosProposed Retaining Wall & FenceLot 749, No.23 Drynan Street, BayswaterJuly 2010Page 2 of 225 Drynan Street, BayswaterDrynan Street, Bayswater - Streetscape

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Retaining Wall & FenceLot 749, No.23 Drynan Street BayswaterJuly 2010Page 1 of 1

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotoProposed Residential Extension -Lot 2, No. 50 Tenth Avenue MaylandsJuly 2010Page 1 of 1

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Residential ExtensionLot 2, No. 50 Tenth Avenue MaylandsJuly 2010Page 1 of 5





Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotosProposed Two Storey Single HouseLot 2, No. 17 East Street, MaylandsJuly 2010Page 1 of 1Subject SiteLocation ofObjectorLOCATION PLANSITE PHOTO

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Two Storey Single HouseLot 2, No. 17 East Street, MaylandsJuly 2010Page 1 of 5


Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Two Storey Single HouseLot 2, No. 17 East Street, MaylandsJuly 2010Page 3 of 56.5m 6.9m6.5m6.9m



Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotosProposed Grouped Dwelling - SingleStorey - Lot 2, No. 25A AlderhurstCrescent, BayswaterJuly 2010Page 1 of 2Subject SiteObjection Received

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 1 - Location Plan and SitePhotosProposed Grouped Dwelling - SingleStorey - Lot 2, No. 25A AlderhurstCrescent, BayswaterJuly 2010Page 2 of 2

Planning and Development ServicesAttachment 2 - Detailed PlansProposed Grouped Dwelling - SingleStorey - Lot 2, No. 25A AlderhurstCrescent, BayswaterJuly 2010Page 1 of 3



Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Aquatic Facilities Management Report –June 2010City of Bayswater Aquatic FacilitiesManagement Report – June 2010CITY OF BAYSWATER AQUATIC FACILITIESAS AT 30 JUNE 2010CENTRE MANAGERS REPORT BAYSWATER WAVES19 July 2010Page 1 of 71. ATTENDANCE2009 2010JUNE YTD JUNE YTDAquatic 26,349 511,902 25,010 518,064Health Club 37.037 450,475 33,435 448,211Fitness3,828 46,133 3,870 48,139ProgramsCrèche 457 6,819 372 6,316Swim School 1,357 17,395 1433 18,114Total 69,028 1,032,724 64,120 1,038,844• Year to date (July/June) figures have increased by 0.05% however the month of June reflects adecline in the Health Club, Crèche and Aquatics areas. The attributing factor for the reductionin attendance numbers this month was due to the unusually cooler weather.Bayswater Waves Total Yearly Attendance Figures10500001032724103884410000009500009000009037559215308500008000002006/2007 2007/2008 2008/2009 2009/2010• The chart above represents annual attendance over the past four (4) financial years. Theincreases in attendance numbers show a higher usage to the facility each year though especiallyover the past 2 financial years which is also reflected in the financial management of thecentre.

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Aquatic Facilities Management Report –June 2010City of Bayswater Aquatic FacilitiesManagement Report – June 201019 July 2010Page 2 of 72. MEMBERSHIPSJUNE 2009 JUNE 2010Gym 210 454Pool 495 67Group Fitness 114 195Gym & Pool 836 850Gym & Group Fitness 170 289Group Fitness & Pool 35 59Facility 608 627Total 2,468 2,541• Year to date (July/June) memberships have increased by 2.95%• Ten (10) staff from the City of Bayswater have taken advantage of the 50% staff discount onmemberships. Current active staff membership is 68.• The promotional offer this month entitles all 12 month members who renew and/or memberswho joined for two membership options, receive an additional upgrade.• 86 new memberships were contracted and 164 members renewed, with 41 new membersparticipating in a health assessment.3. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTThe month of June 2010 is demonstrated as follows:Budget Actual % Year % YTD09/10 YTD elapsedIncome 2,811,290 3,121,034 100.00% 111.01%Expenditure 2,912,651 2,996,995 100.00% 102.89%Budget Actual % Year % YTD08/09 YTD elapsedIncome 2,629,819 2,972,586 100.00% 113.03%Expenditure 2,658,417 2,759,717 100.00% 105.16%Financial Management3,500,0003,000,0002,500,0002,000,0001,500,0001,000,000500,00002006/2007 2007/2008 2008/2009 2009/2010Income 2,384,009 2,699,120 2,972,586 3,121,034Expenditure 2,401,209 2,515,288 2,759,717 2,996,995IncomeExpenditure• The Financial Management Figures show the centre has increased its income by 30% and itsexpenditure has increased by 23% between 06/07 – 09/10 financial years. This is attributed tothe increase in participation as reflected on the attendance figures.

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Aquatic Facilities Management Report –June 2010City of Bayswater Aquatic FacilitiesManagement Report – June 201019 July 2010Page 3 of 74. PRIVILEGE CARDResidents of the City are eligible to purchase a Privilege Card for $10 which entitles the holder to a15% discount on memberships and pool entry within the Centre. The discount card was introduced in1999 and was made available to residents within the City over the age of 13 years. The current systemdoes not have an expiry date on the privilege card however members are required to resubmit theirinformation regarding their residency on renewal of their membership.• During the month of June 2010, 53 residents purchased a privilege card.• There are currently 17,313 registered Privilege Card holders.5. PROGRAMS• The following groups have utilised the Aquatic Centre during the month under review:SCHOOLS:- Gladys Newton;- Katanning SHS;- John Forrest SHS.ORGANISATIONS:- Esther House Foundation;- Royal Life Saving Society;- Therapy Focus Incorporated;- Skywest Airlines;- Swan Districts Football Club;- Community Physiotherapy Services;- Galleria Morley Physiotherapy;- Maylands Physiotherapy;- Young Women’s Cancer Association;- Diving Frontiers;- Perth Scuba;- Mindarie Diving Academy;- WA Dive Centre;- Dolphin Dive;- Bethany Baptist;- Salsa fresh mix grill;- Bayswater Soccer Club.6. PROMOTIONS• The Centre advertised in the West Australian for the school holidays a “Buy one child get onefree” entrance voucher.• The Centre also advertised in the mid year edition, Let’s Go Kids magazine.

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Aquatic Facilities Management Report –June 2010City of Bayswater Aquatic FacilitiesManagement Report – June 201019 July 2010Page 4 of 77. BUILDING, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT• The following equipment was replaced:- Gym building alarm movement sensor;- Lighting in the change room;- Lockers back up battery;- Shade sail removed for repairs;- Chlorine diaphragms replace on servo on hydro, wave and spa pools;- Alarm reset button on 25m control board;- Gym entrance door lock;- Dive pool blanket wheel;- 25m pool Ph controller probe;- Wave pool Ph controller probe.• A service was carried out on:- Monthly service of plant rooms and circulation systems;- Air Handling Units + Air Con Maintenance;- AHU water treatment system;- Aerobic stereo sound system;- Xerox photocopier.8. HEALTH, SAFETY AND SECURITY• The chlorine compound alarm has undergone testing on four occasions with no faults duringthe month under review.• Twelve (12) minor first aid incidents with assistance from lifeguards on six occasions. Therewere no incidents that were referred to Police Services.9. STAFF• Recruitment for the Aquatic Supervisor vacancy has now been completed.10. CAPITAL WORKS SCHEDULEThe following table outlines the capital works allocation for the aquatic centre for the 2009/2010financial year.Description Budget Timeline CompletionHealth club$88,712 October 2009 100%equipmentTreadmills $161,400 November 2009 100%Stereo system $7,920 October 2009 100%Rubber floor tiles $2,000 April 2010 100%Free Weights $9,988 November 2009 100%First aid equipment $1,950 October 2009 100%Auto pool cleaner $14,545 August 2009 100%Scum grates $39,000 March 2010 100%

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Aquatic Facilities Management Report –June 2010City of Bayswater Aquatic FacilitiesManagement Report – June 201019 July 2010Page 5 of 711. SENSOR SHOWER RETRO FITThe retro fit out to the showers in the aquatics changing room facilities began this month with thehealth club change rooms due to commence upon the completion of the aquatics area. These worksare expected to be completed by the end of July 2010.• The new shower system will allow management to allocate time restrictions to the showers sothey can shut off automatically and restart after a nominated period of time reducing waterconsumption and waste.• The retro fit system has been effectively in use in other local facilities who have indicated adecrease in water consumption.• The recent water audit conducted at Bayswater Waves indicated that the change roomfacilities were the main contributor to water consumption at the Centre. The upgrade willsignificantly assist the centre to reduce water usage.• The centre has received complaints over leaking showers. Complaints should reduce as thenew system has an automatic shut off of the showers.12. ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY TRAINING ROOM EXTENSIONThe following work has been completed:The Royal Life Saving Society training room that is currently under construction at the south easterncorner of the building :- Foundation works- Lower level brick work- Concrete slab pouring- Ramp access concrete pouring- Steel frame work erectedo The training room is due for completion mid August 2010.

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Aquatic Facilities Management Report –June 2010City of Bayswater Aquatic FacilitiesManagement Report – June 201019 July 2010Page 6 of 7CENTRE MANAGERS REPORT – MAYLANDS WATERLANDAS AT 30 JUNE 20101. ATTENDANCEThe water playground was closed for the summer season, effective from 12 April 2010.The table below represents the monthly attendance for the past three years since the City has assumedmanagement responsibility.Yearly Attendance Figures40,00035,00030,00025,00020,00015,00010,0005,0000Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr20072008 1,596 6,747 18,972 23,972 26,950 27,2712008/2009 1,274 6,729 19,228 25,673 29,225 30,2792009/2010 2,813 10,274 24,609 30,755 34,346 35,3552. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTThe month of June 2010 is demonstrated as follows:Budget Actual % Year % YTD09/10 YTD elapsedIncome 131,000 149,237 100% 113.92%Expenditure 161,638 147,628 100% 91.33%Budget Actual % Year % YTD08/09 YTD elapsedIncome 130,000 121,472 100% 93.44%Expenditure 157,470 138,731 100% 88.09%

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Aquatic Facilities Management Report –June 2010City of Bayswater Aquatic FacilitiesManagement Report – June 201019 July 2010Page 7 of 7Maylands Waterland - Income160000140000120000100000800006000040000200000Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr2007/2008 7659 31742 81719 102474 115505 1171042008/2009 1470 17734 82183 103676 117554 1214722009/2010 13512 46429 102687 126696 147757 149237Maylands Waterland - Expenditure160000140000120000100000800006000040000200000Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr2007/2008 21045 42999 68064 98821 116116 1294852008/2009 12976 33794 63010 103178 121613 1314172009/2010 24998 40720 71849 99220 124893 147628

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Floor Plan AerialUse of Morley Pre Primary School 19 July 2010Page 1 of 3



Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 11. City of Bayswater Feedback forProposed Domestic Cat LegislationProposal for Domestic Cat Legislation 19 July 2010Page 1 of 7CITY OF BAYSWATERFEEDBACK INFORMATIONPROPOSED CAT LEGISLATION CONSULTATION PAPERPlease note: question numbers allocated from Feedback Paper.2. What identification methods do you support?Microchipping - YesTags and Collars – YesRationale:Microchipping is a method of identification that provides for life long identification of animals.Microchipping should only be supported if there is a standard chip type that is used throughout theState.3. When should compulsory identification be introduced?To all cats on introduction of the legislation including microchipping and Tags and Collars.This could be phased in over a 6 month period.Rationale:By differentiating between animals already alive and yet to be born, it would provide an increasedproof required by any investigating officer. Evidence would need to be obtained that established theage of the cat that would not apply if all cats were required to be identified. This effect could last forsome 15 – 20 years after the introduction of the legislation.Microchipping is a method of identification that provides for life long identification of animals.Microchipping should only be supported if there is a standard chip type that is used throughout theState.4. At what age should identification be required?3 Months.Rationale:This will provide that the Cat and Dog Act would require the registration of animals after the age ofthree months. This would reduce the risk of mixed messages in the community.5. Are there any other quantifiable costs and benefits associated with identification (microchipping,collars and tags),The costs associated with dogs currently impounded after being left abandoned is considerablein any community. By requiring the compulsory microchipping and registration tags reducesthe likelihood of an animal being abandoned.

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Proposal for Domestic Cat Legislation 19 July 2010Page 2 of 71. City of Bayswater Feedback forProposed Domestic Cat LegislationAnd; will these proposals achieve the policy objectives?YesRationale:When animals are currently impounded an owner may choose to leave the animal to be destroyedbased on costs and penalties for any alleged offences relating to the animal. Compulsorymicrochipping would ensure that all owners of the cats collected may be identified through themicrochip.The policy objective is to reduce the number of cats being euthanaised. This should achieve thatdesired outcome.6. Is the existence of multiple microchip databases likely to cause a problem, and how can this beovercome?The current process for dog registrations requires that each Council hold a separate DogRegister. This is problematic when dogs are found, collected in another jurisdiction. Althoughnot significant, this problem could be overcome by providing regulations for the sharing of thisinformation, similar to the provisions of section 14(4) of the Dog Act 1976.Rationale:A Cat register maintained by the Local Authority would ensure that any revenue collected is directlyproportional to the number of domestic cats living in the district and the level of enforcement of thelegislation.7. Any other commentsThe City of Bayswater supports the introduction of Cat legislation subject to the State Governmentaddressing the issues raised.8. Do you support compulsory cat registration?YesRationale:Compulsory registration of cats would place a responsibility on the cat owner to comply withcommunity expectations relating to cat ownership. In the event cats are found abandoned, registrationwould reduce the number of cat owners denying ownership. Cat registrations would be required in theevent Cat legislation is introduced in order to fund the administration of the legislation.10. How long should the registration period be? (Can choose more than one)1 year or 3 years.Rationale:The registration process for cats and dogs could be combined. By ensuring that the process and feesare similar would mean that the community receives similar messages when registering both cats anddogs.

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Proposal for Domestic Cat Legislation 19 July 2010Page 3 of 71. City of Bayswater Feedback forProposed Domestic Cat Legislation11. What is an appropriate registration fee for sterilised and unsterilised cats?The registration fees for cats and dogs should be the same.• Unsterilised Dog - 1 Year Registration $30.00• Unsterilised Dog - 3 Year Registration $75.00• Sterilised Dog - 1 Year Registration $10.00• Sterilised Dog - 3 Year Registration $18.00Rationale:The registration process and fees for cats and dogs could be combined. By ensuring that the processand fees are similar would mean that the community receives similar messages when registering bothcats and dogs.12. Should registration discounts be offered, and for what purpose?By using a similar fee structure to the Dog Act 1976 it would provide incentive for cat owners tosterilise cats.Rationale:By ensuring that the process and fees are similar would mean that the community receives similarmessages when registering both cats and dogs. The current fee structure for dog registrations doesprovide incentive for dog sterilisation. The number of dog owners that delay the registration of theirdogs until after the dog has been sterilised can demonstrates this.13. Is the existence of multiple registration databases likely to cause a problem, and how can this beovercome?No significant problems identifiedRationale:There are no significant issues relating to the management of local dog registration databases. Thereare some timing issues created when Authorised Officers investigating incidents are attempting toobtain ownership details from other Local Authorities.Consideration should be given to adoption of similar Inspection of Register rights as set out in Section14(4) of the Dog Act 1976.14. Are there any other quantifiable costs and benefits associated with registration, and will thisproposal achieve the policy objective?None identified.

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 11. City of Bayswater Feedback forProposed Domestic Cat LegislationRationale:Proposal for Domestic Cat Legislation 19 July 2010Page 4 of 7The benefits provided by reducing the number of abandoned cats would reduce the impact on theenvironment and financial burdens placed on cat welfare agencies. The City does not have any dataavailable to quantify any potential savings.15. Any other comments?Seizure and ImpoundingThe consultation paper is silent on the methods of capture and maintenance of animals onceseized and detained.The City of Bayswater would suggest that provision be included by way of Cat Regulations,setting out prescribed methods of capture and capture devices.MicrochippingMicrochipping is a method of identification that is becoming popular with pet owners. Iflegislation provided for the registration and microchipping of cats, the City of Bayswater wouldrecommend that the legislation include specifications for a standard type of microchip for usewithin the State. This could be done through a tender process that would also ensurecompetition for the supply of microchips.Alignment with the Dog Act 1976As outlined in previous answers the City of Bayswater would recommend alignment betweenCat Legislation and the Dog Act 1976. The purpose of this alignment would be for communitybenefit in understanding registration process, periods, fees and charges.Education CampaignsThe consultation paper provides options for community education. What type of education isproposed and who would be responsible for the development and funding of any educationcampaigns?IncentivesThe consultation paper provides options for incentives. What type of education is proposed andwho would be responsible for the development and funding of incentive programs?16. Do you support compulsory sterilisation?NoRationale:The decision to sterilise a cat should lie with the Cat owner. One objective of the legislation is toencourage responsible cat ownership. Providing for mandatory sterilisation of cats removes thedecision relating to sterilisation from the cat owner.

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Proposal for Domestic Cat Legislation 19 July 2010Page 5 of 71. City of Bayswater Feedback forProposed Domestic Cat Legislation17. When should compulsory sterilisation be required?Applicable to answer 16.18. Are there any other quantifiable costs and benefits associated with sterilisation, and will thisproposal achieve the policy objective?The Consultation paper suggests that the legislation may have little effect on the number of the feralanimal population.19. Any other comments?Nil20. Are there any other quantifiable costs and benefits associated with an education campaign, andwill this proposal achieve the policy objectives in the absence of legislation?None identified.Rationale:Although there is no quantifiable cost benefit data available, a State Wide education campaign issupported by the City of Bayswater.The City of Bayswater would like clarification on how any education campaign will be developed andfunded.21. Other CommentsNil22. Are there any other options that might achieve the policy objectives outlined in Section 4 of thispaper, and what would be the related costs and benefits?Nil

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Proposal for Domestic Cat Legislation 19 July 2010Page 6 of 71. City of Bayswater Feedback forProposed Domestic Cat Legislation23. Are there any other options that could be undertaken to reduce the number of cats that are semiowned,including any known costs for such measures?Nil24. What are the major complaints about cats, and will these legislative provisions resolve them?The main source of complaint received are wandering cats and the noise they create duringmating season. Other impacts are addressed in the discussion paper.25 - 26. Local governments, particularly those which have cat local laws, are specifically requested toprovide detail on the following matters (if known).The City does not have Local Laws relating to Cats. There is insufficient information toestablish costs of administration of the proposed cat legislation.27. Will local governments, particularly those without cat local laws, enforce the proposed provisions?Please include a reason for the response?The City of Bayswater would consider the enforcement of the proposed cat legislation.Anecdotal evidence indicates that there is a community expectation for Local Government tomanage cat issues in the community.28. What are the practical issues local governments see relating to enforcement of this cat legislation?a) Use of Cat Traps and the welfare implications use of traps provide.Rationale:Local Governments that currently seize and impound cats, unlike dogs, use cat traps as the primarymethod of capture.Advice received from a Western Australian animal welfare agency is that the use of traps for catsendorsed by that agency.The City would seek that the legislation includes prescribed methods of capture and capture devices.b) The costs associated with administration of the legislation and the costs associated witheducation.

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 11. City of Bayswater Feedback forProposed Domestic Cat LegislationRationale:Proposal for Domestic Cat Legislation 19 July 2010Page 7 of 7Most Local Governments administer dog legislation at a considerable cost to the community. Thesecosts are only normally partially funded through dog registrations.29. Once legislation is introduced, how long would it take for a local government to be able tocommence administering and enforcing the provisions?There is currently insufficient information to provide an informed response to this question.Once a Bill is provided that provides details of the proposed registration fees and charges, theCity will be in a better position to analyse the cost implications.

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Honorary Freeman of the City Policy.EO-P15EXISTING POLICYCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICEHonorary Freeman Policy Amendments 19 July 2010Page 1 of 3NEW POLICYCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICEHONORARY FREEMAN OF THE CITYPOLICY NO. EO-P15HONORARY FREEMAN OF THE CITYPOLICY NO. EO-P15PURPOSE/OBJECTIVENomination procedure for conferring the title of‘Honorary Freeman’.PURPOSE/OBJECTIVETo outline the City’s policy on establishingHonorary Freemen of the City.POLICYStep 1Where a Councillor intends to nominate a person forthe title of ‘Honorary Freeman of the City’ he/shemust first make his/her intention clear to the ChiefExecutive Officer.Step 2That the criteria for nominations for conferring thetitle of Honorary Freeman candidates be:A) MAYOR OF THE CITY:10 years continuous service in which thecandidate has demonstrated exceptional serviceto the City of Bayswater and its community andhas exhibited the following general principles inhis / her capacity as Mayor:• Acted with reasonable care and diligence;• Acted with honesty and integrity;• Acted lawfully;• Avoided damage to the reputation of thelocal government;• Been open and accountable to the public;• Based decisions on relevant and factuallycorrect information;• Treated others with respect and fairness; and• Not been impaired by mind affectingsubstances.B) COUNCILLOR OF THE CITY:20 years continuous service in which thecandidate has demonstrated exceptional serviceto the City of Bayswater and its community andhas exhibited the following general principles inhis / her capacity as Councillor:POLICYTo outline the City’s policy on establishing HonoraryFreemen of the City.Designating a citizen an Honorary Freeman is thehighest honour that the City can bestow.This policy establishes the eligibility criteria for theselection of Honorary Freemen; the nominationprocedures; and the rights, entitlements and obligationof those who hold the honour.ELIGIBILITY1. All citizens or former citizens of the City areeligible to be nominated as Honorary Freemanprovided they have served the community withdistinction or excelled in their field of endeavourand met the criteria specified in (6).2. A Mayor of the City who has served continuouslyfor 10 years and has demonstrated exceptionalservice to the City of Bayswater shall be eligiblefor the honour.3. A Councillor who has served continuously for 20years and has demonstrated exceptional service tothe City of Bayswater shall be eligible for thehonour.4. The honour may be bestowed posthumously on aformer Mayor or former Councillor of the City ofBayswater who has served less than the termsspecified in (2) or (3) or who has served noncontinuouslybut whose community service wasconsidered exceptional and meets the criteriaspecified in (6).

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Honorary Freeman of the City Policy.EO-P15• Acted with reasonable care and diligence;• Acted with honesty and integrity;• Acted lawfully;• Avoided damage to the reputation of thelocal government;• Been open and accountable to the public;• Based decisions on relevant and factuallycorrect information;• Treated others with respect and fairness; and• Not been impaired by mind affectingsubstances.C) POSTHUMOUS CLAUSEIn the instance a person is deceased, that personmay be considered a candidate if theydemonstrated service as a Mayor or Councillorof the City of Bayswater over a non continuousperiod or a period less than that specified incriteria a) or b) of this policy, for which theircontribution to the City and its community isconsidered exceptional by the Council and thatthe candidate exhibited the following generalprinciples in his / her capacity as Mayor /Councillor:• Acted with reasonable care and diligence;• Acted with honesty and integrity;• Acted lawfully;• Avoided damage to the reputation of thelocal government;• Been open and accountable to the public;• Based decisions on relevant and factuallycorrect information;• Treated others with respect and fairness; and• Not been impaired by mind affectingsubstances.Step 3The Chief Executive Officer to notify all Councillors(in writing) of the nomination, with a request that hebe advised of any objections to the nominationwithin three (3) weeks of the date of the notification.Step 4The Chief Executive Officer to report verbally on thenomination to the next Meeting of Council.Step 5The full Council to discuss, behind closed doors, theviews expressed by Councillors and either:Honorary Freeman Policy Amendments 19 July 2010Page 2 of 35. The honour may be bestowed posthumously on acitizen or former citizen of the City who hasserved the community with distinction or excelledin their field of endeavour and whose conductmeets the criteria specified in (6).6. Any successful candidate for the honour must be aperson:• of the highest personal integrity;• who has a distinguished record of service;• who has at all times acted lawfully; and• who has treated other citizens with respect andfairness.6. A person who has a criminal conviction, or who hasbeen the subject of a finding or opinion ofmisconduct by a properly constituted body, shallnot be eligible to become an Honorary Freeman.NOMINATION PROCESS1. A nomination may be made by any citizen butmust be countersigned by at least three servingmembers of Council.2. The nomination shall be made to the ChiefExecutive Officer who will notify all Councillors(in writing) of the nomination, with a request thathe be advised of any objections to the nominationwithin three (3) weeks of the date of thenotification.3. The Chief Executive Officer to report on thenomination to the next Meeting of Council.4. The full Council will discuss the report as aconfidential item to consider the views expressedby Councillors and either:• Take no further action; or• Include an item in the Minutes of the nextCouncil Meeting that: ‘The title of ‘HonoraryFreeman of the City of Bayswater’ bebestowed upon that nominee.’5. The nomination must be resolved by an absolutemajority.RIGHTS, ENTITLEMENTS ANDOBLIGATIONS1. The conferral of the status of ‘Honorary Freemanof the City carries no legal rights and entitlements.However, the bearer of the honour will be:a) presented with a Certificate of HonoraryFreeman;b) the subject of a portrait commissioned by the

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Honorary Freeman of the City Policy.EO-P15Take no further actionORInclude an item in the Minutes of the next CouncilMeeting that:The title of ‘Honorary Freeman of the City ofBayswater’ be bestowed upon that nomineeHonorary Freeman Policy Amendments 19 July 2010Page 3 of 3City;c) at the discretion of the Mayor, invited toappropriate civic events, with their spouse orpartner.2. Bearing the title Honorary Freeman of the Cityobliges the holder to conduct themselves in amanner befitting that honour. Council will beentitled to withdraw the honour, by absolutemajority, in the following circumstances:Step 6The Chief Executive Officer be authorised to arrangefor a Certificate of Honorary Freeman to bepresented to the candidate and the commissioning bythe Council of a portrait to be displayed in anappropriate place in the Council AdministrationCentre.a) where the individual is the subject of acriminal conviction or a finding or opinion ofmisconduct by a properly constituted body;andb) where the conduct of the individual reflectsadversely on the City’s reputation.CODE OF CONDUCT1. Freeman of the City attending events or functionsat the invitation of the Mayor will behave in amanner befitting the honour bestowed and will atall times:o Refrain from making critical ordisparaging remarks about Council or pastand present CouncillorsoRefrain from any behaviour that mayembarrass Council or bring it intodisrepute.DelegationDate AdoptedDate Amended: 24 April 2006, 25 September2007DelegationDate AdoptedDate Amended

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Royal Life Saving 2010 SafetyAssessment and Improvement PlanRoyal Life Saving Society-2010 SafetyAssessment and Improvement PlanReport19 July 2010Page 1 of 1

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Draft Discussion PaperWALGA Discussion Paper - “LocalGovernment Enterprises”19 July 2010Page 1 of 56
























































Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Ranger Services Management Report –June 2010City of Bayswater Ranger ServicesManagement Report – June 201014 June 2010Page 1 of 2CITY OF BAYSWATER RANGER SERVICESAS AT 30 JUNE 2010MANAGEMENT REPORTRangers received 219 action requests relating to ranger activities with 87 of those relating to dogsand 71 parking requests both being the highest two areas of complaint.There were 115 infringements notices issued and 41 warnings given. The details of infringementnotices issued are set out below. The four year average for infringement notices is 111 for the Juneperiod. The infringements issued this month are on average and year to date figures are higher thanaverage.PARKING AND OFF ROAD VEHICLESParking infringements issued – Rangers 106Parking warnings issued – Rangers 24Parking infringements issued – Galleria Security/Security 0Parking warnings issued – Galleria Security/Security 0Off road vehicle complaints – 0Specific off road vehicle warnings issued 0Specific off road vehicle infringements issued - Issued under local 0lawsRangers issued a total of 106 parking infringements and 24 parking warnings throughout June 2010and received 103 parking action requests.DOG COMPLAINTSInfringements issued by Rangers 7Infringements issued by Authorised Security Officers 0Warnings issued by Rangers 16Warnings issued by Authorised Security Officers 0Attack reports 9Barking complaints 6Wandering reports 55Pick up requests – Included in Wandering 14Impounded 25Released 20Taken to vet for re-homing 4Surrendered to Rangers – These dogs are re homed where suitable 0Dangerous dog reports 0Currently in the pound from June 2010 1Application to keep more than two (2) dogs within Bayswater 0

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Ranger Services Management Report –June 2010City of Bayswater Ranger ServicesManagement Report – June 201014 June 2010Page 2 of 2Over the past month Rangers have been responding to a high number of wandering dogs. 55 dogwandering reports were received and 25 dogs were impounded.ABANDONED VEHICLESAbandoned Vehicle Reports 38Vehicles were impounded this month with Pickles Auctions at 26 4Casino Street, WelshpoolLITTERPlease note –Litter requests also include aspects such as garden waste and building site waste.Reports taken of dumped litter 6Reports taken of dumped litter witnessed by a third party 2Litter Warning issued by Rangers 1Litter Infringements issued by Rangers 0SHOPPING TROLLEYSTrolley Reports 8Trolley Infringements issued by Rangers – See Local Law 0Infringements as belowLOCAL LAWSLocal law infringements cover multiple offences including TrolleysLocal Law Warnings 0Infringements issued 2INFRINGEMENT STATISTICAL COMPARISONApril May JuneWarnings Issued68 59 41Infringements Issued81 113 115Infringements Withdrawn 9 7 9ILLEGAL ADVERTISING SIGNSApril May JuneSign reports 1 1 1Businesses contacted by Rangers to remove signs 0 0 0Business signs impounded by Rangers 0 0 0Impounded signs letters sent out 0 0 0

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Consultation Paper and Survey FormNational Volunteer Strategy Consultation 19 July 2010Page 1 of 6






Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 2Volunteers; Shaping the Nation!National Volunteer Strategy Consultation 19 July 2010Page 1 of 5





Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 3Completed Survey FormNational Volunteer Strategy Consultation 19 July 2010Page 1 of 3



Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Correspondence – WA State andCommunity Volunteering StrategyWestern Australian State andCommunity Volunteering Strategy19 July 2010Page 1 of 1

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 2Discussion PaperWestern Australian State andCommunity Volunteering Strategy19 July 2010Page 1 of 17

















Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 3Feedback FormWestern Australian State andCommunity Volunteering Strategy19 July 2010Page 1 of 10










Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 1Correspondence - Request to useMaylands Interpretive CentreRequest to Use Maylands InterpretiveCentre19 July 2010Page 1 of 1

Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 2Location Map and PhotographsRequest to Use Maylands InterpretiveCentre19 July 2010Page 1 of 7







Administration and CommunityServicesAttachment 3Proposed Usage AgreementRequest to Use Maylands InterpretiveCentre19 July 2010Page 1 of 6

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