A significant amount of remnant native vegetation exists within the City. Whilst part of this vegetation is protected by mechanisms such as reservations or Bush Forever, large areas containing unprotected vegetation are allocated for future development.

The community has expressed increasing concern over the widespread clearing which occurs as a result of development and this has been most noticeable on larger landholdings being prepared for subdivision. The conventional approach to developing these areas has been to either to recontour or bench the land to provide level building blocks. Whilst this approach provides for the practical and cost effective development of the resultant lots, it also results in the loss of most of the remaining remnant native vegetation.

Development areas often contain trees of significant conservation value or trees whose protection is desirable from a landscape or local character perspective. In these areas, it is both possible and desirable for development to proceed in a more environmentally sustainable manner. By giving greater consideration to the existing features of an area at the planning stage, the retention of some significant trees will result.

This matter was considered by Council at its meeting of April 2002 (PD12-04/02) where it was referred back to Administration for further consideration.

Detail

The objective of the draft Policy is to provide a mechanism to assist in the protection of significant trees within the following specified areas:

· Vacant land and bushland which will be subject to future subdivisional development.

· Existing and proposed areas of public open space.

The draft policy does not apply to existing subdivided areas, however, it recommends that the principles of the policy are considered when future development takes place in such areas.

The draft Policy recommends that applications (including applications for structure plans, subdivision and planning approval for major earthworks) should take into consideration trees or stands of trees wherever possible and practicable. The draft Policy recommends that plans be provided with the relevant application to show the location of all trees, highlighting significant trees and the reasons given for the classification.

The Policy further provides that the removal of significant trees should be regarded as a last resort and only undertaken where the option of retention is considered impractical. In these circumstances the Policy provides the option of the City to require the planting of replacement endemic trees elsewhere on the site.

The draft Policy acknowledges that the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) is the decision making authority for subdivisions, and therefore recommends that it be encouraged to have regard for the Policy.

Comment

Provisions under District Planning Scheme No. 2 (DPS2) relating to tree preservation are currently limited to clearing controls on Special Rural and Special Residential zoned land. DPS2 also contains provisions for Landscape/Environment Protection Areas, in which the approval of Council is required prior to any clearing, excavation, felling of trees etc. Only four areas are currently registered as Landscape/Environmental Protection Areas, these being Lake Jandabup Reserve, Neerabup National Park, Nowergup Lake Fauna Reserve and Yanchep National Park.

The draft Local Environmental Strategy (LES) has been prepared to provide the direction and focus of environmental activities by the City over the next 5 years, by identifying specific areas for investigation and action. One of the major action items of the draft LES is a proposal to investigate means to increase biodiversity protection. The draft Tree Preservation policy is consistent with this action item.

The WAPC has also prepared draft modifications to the Model Scheme Text specifically dealing with Tree Preservation Orders and Vegetation Protection Areas. The provisions dealing with Tree Preservation Orders are generally similar to the draft Tree Preservation Policy, with the main intent being to protect trees of local significance and encourage the regeneration of trees. The provisions dealing with Vegetation Protection Areas are intended to protect remnant native vegetation by the application of special control areas in which approval is required to clear.

The Tree Preservation policy will complement these City and State initiatives, by requiring significant trees to be recognised in the planning process for future development areas and where possible preserved.

The introduction of this policy must be considered in conjunction with other Council policies relating to land development including the provision of active public open space areas intended to meet community needs.

It is noted that as a matter of government policy that only 8% or 10% of land in subdivision is required to be contributed for public open space. This allocation of land needs to meet the full range of community requirements, which include the preservation of significant trees or areas of trees.

Modifications to Policy

The Draft Policy was re-examined with a view to creating a greater balance between reasonable development rights and tree preservation. The changes made have attempted to address concerns that the Policy was not unduly imposing constraints and yet obtained effective environmental outcomes. The Draft Policy has been modified accordingly, as noted below;

“Subdivision, Structure Plans and Planning Approval

Subdivision design ~~should~~ shall carefully locate future public open space areas to accommodate significant groups of trees. Significant individual trees should be preserved on private lots, and retained appropriately within proposed road reserves, public open space reserves, and within car parks, wherever possible and practicable.

Any application for planning approval involving major earthworks or proposed new structure plan ~~relating to~~ involving any bushland or any uncleared land shall include as an integral part of the supporting information a suitably scaled, accurate site plan and/or aerial photograph showing the location of all trees, and highlighting significant trees and groups of trees, and the reasons for that classification. ~~In a similar manner, trees that are not considered significant will be identified as such, and reasons given for the lesser classification.~~

The City recognises that the WAPC is the decision making authority for subdivisions and will encourage the WAPC to require that the location of significant trees on subdivision plans is similarly marked. Where necessary, the City will recommend to the WAPC the imposition of appropriate conditions on subdivision applications to ensure adherence to the provisions of this Policy occurs.”

For comparison the original text of the policy is noted below;

“Subdivision design should carefully locate future public open space areas to accommodate significant groups of trees. Significant individual trees should be preserved on private lots, and retained appropriately within proposed road reserves, public open space reserves, and within car parks, wherever possible and practicable.

Any application for planning approval involving major earthworks or proposed structure planning relating to bushland or any uncleared land shall include as an integral part of the supporting information a suitably scaled, accurate site plan and/or aerial photograph showing the location of all trees, and highlighting significant trees and groups of trees, and the reasons for that classification. In a similar manner, trees that are not considered significant will be identified as such, and reasons given for the lesser classification.

The City recognises that the WAPC is the decision making authority for subdivisions and will encourage the WAPC to require that the location of trees on subdivision plans is similarly marked. Where necessary, the City will recommend to the WAPC the imposition of appropriate conditions on subdivision applications to ensure adherence to the provisions of this Policy occurs.”

Although minor in nature, the changes ensure that information can only be requested in relation to significant trees in new development areas that meet the criteria in the Policy. In addition, however, the submission of this information is now mandatory for subdivision

At the Policy Forum held on 7 May 2002, the issue of the ongoing protection of significant trees was raised. The intent of the Tree Policy was to provide a mechanism for the protection of significant trees during the land development process, mainly by appropriately locating areas of open space, road reserves etc over areas containing significant trees. Mechanisms for the ongoing protection of significant trees, through mechanisms such as a Significant Tree Register, would require further consideration. The City’s draft Local Environmental Strategy recommends that the City prepare a plan to increase biodiversity protection. Mechanisms for the ongoing protection of significant trees could be a specific matter to be dealt with under this plan. This matter will be incorporated in the final Local Environmental Strategy when Council considers the final adoption of the Strategy later this year.

It should be noted that the Urban Development Institute of Australia has recently written to the City concerned that it has not been consulted in respect to this policy. Whilst the Institute acknowledges community concerns over the clearing of natural vegetation, it is concerned over the impact that the policy will have for the provision of affordable housing. The Institute seek an opportunity to work with the City to find a more equitable approach to the policy. The Institute’s concerns are acknowledged and the City will further discuss these issues with it during the consultation stage of the policy.

Statutory Compliance

The process of adopting a Planning Policy is laid out under clause 8.11 of DPS2, that is:

(a) Prepare and adopt a draft Policy.

(b) Advertise the draft policy for a period of at least 21 days.

(c) Review the draft Policy in the light of any submissions and then resolve either to finally adopt the draft Policy, with or without modification, or not to proceed with the draft Policy.

Once formally adopted a planning policy will not bind Council’s decision making. The Council will however need to have due regard to the provisions of the policy and the objectives which the policy is designed to achieve when considering applications.

Strategic Implications

The draft Policy is consistent with the goal of Environmental Sustainability in the City’s draft Strategic Plan and in particular, with the objective to value, protect and enhance our natural environment in harmony with the growth and progress of our City.

Policy Implications

The draft Policy is consistent with the City’s existing Policy on Environmental Sustainability, which has the following objectives:

· Protect and enhance the natural and human environments for the benefit of present and future generations

· Minimise, as far as practicable, any adverse environmental impacts associated with its activities

· Take advantage of environmentally beneficial opportunities.”

Financial Implications

Nil

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority.

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Recommendation

That Council:-

1. Pursuant to clause 8.11 of District Planning Scheme No. 2, ADOPTS the draft Tree Preservation Policy as follows and ADVERTISES the draft policy for 30 days:

Objective

To provide a mechanism to protect significant trees of the City within the following specified areas :

· vacant land and bushland which will be subject to future development;

· existing and proposed public open space reserves;

This Policy does not apply to existing developed private property, however, the City will promote the principles of the Policy when considering future development which may affect significant individual trees located within existing developed areas of the district, as well as all publicly-owned land.

Statement

The City of Wanneroo, being an outer Metropolitan local authority, is characterised by its remnant native vegetation, its pockets of large native trees, and in some areas, its semi-rural nature.

The City considers the trees within the district to be a major community resource, and part of its local heritage. It is common for trees to add value to property, and to contribute significantly to the amenity of the City. Trees also provide shade and shelter from winds, provide habitat for wildlife, reduce the likelihood of soil erosion and salinity, and filter dust and traffic noise. The value of trees to the community is therefore multi-faceted.

The loss of trees is becoming an increasing community concern, and the City has noted that wide-spread clearing of trees is a common practice. This is most noticeable on larger landholdings being prepared for subdivision and development. There are increasing expectations from the community that the City will preserve and enhance the amenity of their localities by addressing this issue.

This Policy may be considered by the City, along with other matters, when it considers applications for:

(i) the subdivision of land referred to the City by the Western Australian

Planning Commission (WAPC);

(ii) proposed Structure Plans;

(iii) planning approval involving major earthworks

While all applications for (i), (ii) and (iii) above will be tested against the Policy as a matter of course, the Policy is aimed principally at the orderly and proper subdivision and development of larger bushland sites, and publicly owned land, containing endemic or local native trees.

Circumstances Under Which This Policy Shall Be Applied :

The City expects that every endeavour will be made in the course of assessing applications (including subdivisions, structure plans and applications for planning approval) to save and protect significant individual trees and groups of trees.

Subdivision, Structure Plans and Planning Approval

Subdivision design shall carefully locate future public open space areas to accommodate significant groups of trees. Significant individual trees should be preserved on private lots, and retained appropriately within proposed road reserves, public open space reserves, and within car parks, wherever possible and practicable.

Any application for planning approval involving major earthworks or proposed new structure plan involving any bushland or any uncleared land shall include as an integral part of the supporting information a suitably scaled, accurate site plan and/or aerial photograph showing the location of all trees, and highlighting significant trees and groups of trees, and the reasons for that classification.

The City recognises that the WAPC is the decision making authority for subdivisions and will encourage the WAPC to require that the location of significant trees on subdivision plans is similarly marked.

Where necessary, the City will recommend to the WAPC the imposition of appropriate conditions on subdivision applications to ensure adherence to the provisions of this Policy occurs.

Public Open Space Reserves

Wherever possible and practicable, the City of Wanneroo will protect existing significant individual trees and groups of trees located on public open space reserves. Any necessary development on open space reserves (for public buildings, infrastructure, etc.) will be located and designed in such a way as to ensure that the loss of significant trees will be minimised. In the event that significant tree loss is unavoidable, the City shall plant suitable replacement trees (preferably local native species) in sufficient quantities and in appropriate locations to compensate for any losses.

Replacement of Trees

The removal of significant trees shall be regarded as a last resort and only undertaken after all other options have been considered and rejected as impractical. "Expedience" shall not be considered as sufficient grounds for removing a significant tree or group of trees.

It is recognised that space for trees within the City will diminish as urban development occurs, and as residential densities increase. Therefore, where approval is given under this Policy for a tree or trees to be removed, the City may require a suitable replacement endemic tree or trees to be planted elsewhere on a site.

Definitions

Significant : The City may at its discretion deem that a tree or group of trees is "significant" on any of the following grounds:

i) age and condition

ii) height

iii) spread

iv) girth

v) species, whether rare and endangered or not

vi) historical association

vii) habitat value

viii) landscape amenity value

ix) by the request of the relevant landowner

Responsibility for Implementation

Chief Executive Officer, all Directors and Managers.

2. Includes the investigation of appropriate mechanisms for the ongoing protection of significant trees as an Action Item under the Draft Local Environmental Strategy.

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Town Planning Schemes and Structure Plans

PD02-05/02 Amendment to East Wanneroo Cell 6 Local Structure Plan (Madeley and Darch)

File Ref: 49020

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Level 4 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by SB Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by ch Date 03 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by ch Date 03 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning and Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 4

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Issue

Consideration of a proposed amendment to the East Wanneroo Cell 6 Local Structure Plan (LSP) as it relates to Part Lot 2 Wanneroo Road, Madeley.

Applicant	Drescher and Associates
Owner	Carnarvon Tourist Centre Pty Ltd
Location	Part Lot 2 Wanneroo Road, Madeley
Site Area	2.0822 hectares
MRS Zoning	Urban
DPS 2 Zoning	Urban Development

Background

The East Wanneroo Cell 6 LSP was adopted by Council on 18 December 2001 (Item PD06-12/01) and has been sent to the Western Australian Planing Commission for adoption and certification.

The LSP designates Part Lot 2 Wanneroo Road as Residential (R20) and for public open space purposes. The lot is 2.0822 hectares in area and is located approximately 200 metres north of the intersection of Kingsway and Wanneroo Road (refer Attachment 1). The site currently contains the Lush-Gro Nursery.

The site is situated between two developing residential estates to the north (Patanal Pty Ltd) and south (Australand Pty Ltd). The estate to the north is currently under construction and the estate to the south has been developed within approximately 70 metres from Part Lot 2.

The site originally formed part of an application to subdivide Lots 2-6 Wanneroo Road, Madeley (which incorporated the two developing estates to the north and south of this site) for residential purposes in a form generally consistent with the current LSP (refer Attachment 2). The subdivision application was submitted by Development Planning Strategies, on behalf of Australand Pty Ltd (with the consent of the current owner of Part Lot 2) and was approved by the WAPC on 21 March 2001. Subsequent to subdivision approval, negotiations between Australand Pty Ltd and the owners of Part Lot 2 broke down. The landowners of Part Lot 2 no longer wish to participate in the Australand subdivision and are now seeking to vary the LSP as it relates their lot, to facilitate a medium density development site (refer Attachment 3).

The landowners have indicated that an alternative layout has been prepared to enable the sale of the land to facilitate the relocation of the nursery use to another more appropriate location.

Detail

The proposal seeks to amend the LSP by altering the design to accommodate a grouped housing site of 9082 square metres and to recode the residential component of the lot (except one proposed lot in the south west corner of the site) from R20 to R40 (see Attachment 3). The applicant’s arguments in favour of the proposal are summarised as follows:

1. The site is well located adjacent to the Lake Goollelal Reserve and Wanneroo Road which is a major public transport route and provides access to nearby shopping centres and the City.

2. The R40 coding to the eastern portion of the site is consistent with the City’s approach to creating medium density sites surrounding areas of open space.

3. The proposed road pattern does not affect development of the adjoining landholdings.

4. The plan retains adequate pedestrian and vehicular circulation throughout the locality.

5. A much larger R40 site already exists to the north of this site within the Patanal subdivision.

6. It is the developers intention to orientate development on the group housing site to all road frontages.

7. The road entering the site from the north will be used to provide access to the group housing site.

8. The proposal avoids the need for land exchanges with the landowner to the south.

9. A design concept for the grouped housing site is currently being prepared.

Consultation

Under Clause 9.7 of the DPS2, public notification of a proposed amendment to a structure plan can be waived if the amendment is considered to be of a minor nature which does not materially alter the intent of the structure plan. The applicant has requested that Council consider the proposal as a minor variation and therefore waiver the requirement for notification or alternatively seeks a 14 day advertising period. The applicant has written to the two adjoining landowners requesting any comments be submitted to the City. Both of these landowners have contacted the City to specifically request that public advertising be carried out to ensure that the local residents and developers have an adequate opportunity to comment on the proposal. However, the adjoining landowners have indicated their opposition to the proposal on the basis that medium density housing opportunities already exist in the vicinity and the impact of the proposal on the adjoining landholdings.

Comment

The principle of providing R40 sites within this lot is generally in keeping with the City’s practice of encouraging medium density housing adjacent to major public transport routes and areas of public open space.

The proposed amendment is considered to consistent with the Western Australian Planning Commissions (WAPC) policy manual. Part 2 of the residential section of the ‘Development Control Policy Manual (including subdivision)’, specifies the following as an objective “to facilitate the supply of residential lots of a wide range of sizes and shapes…”.

Further to this, the ‘Guidelines for the Preparation of Local Structure Plans’ manual (1992), Part 3.4.1 – ‘The Location and Density of Housing Areas’, promotes a mix in housing densities and specifically suggests that structure plans should “include medium and higher density housing sites particularly near significant employment locations, public transport routes, commercial centres, educational facilities and recreation areas.

More recently the WAPC has released the ‘Liveable Neighbourhoods’ document. This document re-iterates the more traditional policy provisions and specifically states that “ Smaller lots and lots capable of supporting higher density should be located close to town and neighbourhood centres, public transport and adjacent to high amenity areas such as parks.

Although the redesign represents a less permeable road configuration, the overall road design identified in the adjoining subdivision approvals is not compromised and the more significant vehicle and pedestrian links are maintained. The subdivision of the adjoining landholdings can progress in accordance with the existing subdivision approvals and as such, are not considered to be substantially compromised.

Two areas of concern however relate to the termination of a proposed road at the northern boundary of the site and the irregular shape of the group housing site. These concerns could be overcome by extending the proposed road from the north to link with the proposed road along the western boundary of Lot 2 and confining the medium density grouped housing site to the eastern side of this link road. The remaining residential land to the west of the link road would remain as R20 housing sites. This change is indicated as dashed lines on Attachment 4.

Statutory Compliance

The amendment to the structure plan will follow the statutory process outlined in Part 9 of District Planning Scheme No. 2.

Strategic Implications

Nil

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

Nil.

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority.

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Recommendation

That Council pursuant to Clause 9.7 of the City of Wanneroo District Planning Scheme No.2, DETERMINES that:

1. The proposal to amend East Wanneroo Cell 6 Structure Plan as submitted by Drescher and Associates on behalf of Carnarvon Tourist Centre Pty Ltd is NOT SUPPORTED due to the termination of the proposed road at the northern boundary of Lot 2 and the irregular configuration of the proposed grouped housing site.

2. The applicant, be ADVISED that whilst the proposal is not supported in the format submitted, an alternative design such as that identified in Attachment 4 would be considered acceptable for the purposes of public advertising.

3. SUBJECT to the applicant confirming acceptance to the modified plan as contained in Attachment 4 to this report, public advertising be carried out for a period of 28 days to seek comment on the proposal.

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PD03-05/02 Proposed Amendment No 16 to District Planning Scheme No 2 to Recode Lot 645 (40) Greville Way, Girrawheen, from R20 to R30

File Ref: 73470

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Level 4 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by SB Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by CH Date 01 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by ch Date 30 April 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning and Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 2

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Issue

Consideration of an application seeking to amend the City of Wanneroo District Planning Scheme No 2 (DPS2) to recode Lot 645 (40) Greville Way, Girrawheen from R20 to R30.

Applicant	Department of Housing and Works
Owner	Department of Housing and Works
Location	Lot 645 (40) Greville Way, Girrawheen
Site Area	1679m2
DPS 2 Zoning	Residential R20
MRS Zoning	Urban

Background

The subject site is located at the north western end of Greville Way, Girrawheen. Liddell Reserve and Wanneroo Road are located to the west of the site (refer Attachment 1). The site has a land area of 1679m2. Surrounding residential properties are also zoned Residential R20.

In the 1970’s eight bed sit units were constructed on the site. On 17 September 2001, the City issued development approval for conversion of the units into four aged persons dwellings. This conversion has since been undertaken.

Detail

Under the current R20 coding, the site has a maximum development potential of 3 dwellings. With the 50% density bonus available for aged persons dwellings under the Residential Planning Codes (R-Codes), this potential can be increased to 5 aged persons dwellings. Under the R30 coding, the site will have a maximum development potential of 5 dwellings however, with the same density bonus, this potential can be increased to 7 aged persons dwellings.

The site currently accommodates four aged persons dwellings and if the amendment is successful the applicant intends to develop an additional 2 aged persons dwellings on the vacant portion of the site. A concept plan showing the existing and proposed development is shown on Attachment 2. A formal development approval will be required should the amendment be successful. As the concept plan does not contain sufficient detail for a proper assessment, it should not be afforded any status other than a broad outline of the applicants’ ultimate development intention for the site.

Consultation

Under the provisions of the recently amended Town Planning Regulations, consent to advertise from the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) is not required if an amendment is consistent with the Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS) and other state planning policies and strategies. In this instance, the proposal is considered consistent with the urban zoning under the MRS and various WAPC policies which seek to provide for a diverse range of housing types. Should Council resolve to support this amendment, the WAPC’s consent to advertise would not be required.

On this basis, the amendment is proposed to be advertised for a period of 42 days seeking public comment (this is the normal period for advertising town planning scheme amendments). Following the close of advertising a report will be presented to Council for its further consideration of this matter in light of any submissions that have been received during public consultation.

Comment

The site has already been developed as an aged person’s development with the northern portion of the site being undeveloped. The amendment would facilitate the development of the remaining portion of the site and the concept plan gives a broad outline of the applicant’s development intention for the site. The development would be consistent with the New North Redevelopment Programme, which aims to upgrade and diversify the housing stock in Girrawheen and Koondoola. The site is suitably located adjacent to both a park and Wanneroo Road which is a major public transport route. It is also located within 1km of medical and commercial facilities at Newpark Girrawheen District Centre.

The amendment is also considered appropriate as it would provide a necessary form of accommodation for aged person’s. Aged person’s housing is required in most residential areas in recognition of an increasing percentage of aged residents within the City.

It is noted that spot codings within the City are generally not supported, however in this instance the amendment is considered appropriate. Accordingly support for the proposal is recommended.

Statutory Compliance

The amendment will be processed in accordance with Section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act and the Town Planning Regulations.

Strategic Implications

Provision of aged persons housing is consistent with the Healthy Communities goal under the City’s draft Strategic Plan.

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

Nil

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority.

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Recommendation

That Council:-

1. In pursuance of section 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act 1928 (as amended), PREPARES Amendment No 16 to the City of Wanneroo District Planning Scheme No 2 to Recode Lot 645 (40) Greville Way, Girrawheen, from R20 to R30.

2. REFERS Amendment No 16 to the City of Wanneroo District Planning Scheme No 2 to the Environmental Protection Authority pursuant to section 7A1 of the Town Planning and Development Act.

3. SUBMITS a copy of Amendment No 16 to the City of Wanneroo District Planning Scheme No 2 to the Western Australian Planning Commission.

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PD04-05/02 Adoption of a Local Structure Plan for Lot 201 Breakwater Drive, Two Rocks

File Ref: 70709

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Level 5 Approval by sb Date 16 May 2002

Level 4 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by SB Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by ch Date 02 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by ch Date 02 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning and Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 3

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Issue

To consider the adoption of a Local Structure Plan for Lot 201 Breakwater Drive, Two Rocks.

Applicant	Chappell & Lambert Planning Consultants
Owner	Mirvac-Fini
Location	Lot 201 Breakwater Drive, Two Rocks
Site Area	278.5ha
DPS 2 Zoning	Rural Community Zone No 1

Background

Lot 201 is situated on the northern side of Breakwater Drive, approximately six kilometres northeast of the Two Rocks townsite (refer location plan - Attachment 1).

At its meeting on 27 November 2001 (item PD14-11/01), Council considered the draft Local Structure Plan for Lot 201 Breakwater Drive, Two Rocks, and resolved inter alia, to advertise it for public comment subject to the applicant providing a satisfactory Part 1 Statutory Section and modifying the plan to relocate some building envelopes.

Council also identified a number of issues requiring additional information/consideration prior to final adoption of the Structure Plan, as follows:

1. Specialist consultant’s advice on karstic issues and additional provisions in the Karst Management Plan.

2. Consideration of road related matters.

3. Inclusion of additional provisions in the Fauna and Vegetation Management plan.

4. Inclusion of additional provisions in the Drainage Nutrient and Water Management Plan.

5. Inclusion of additional provisions in the Fire Management Plan.

Detail

A copy of the Development Guide Plan included in the draft Structure Plan which was advertised for public submissions is shown on Attachment 2. The key features are as follows:

· The Plan comprises 139 rural residential lots ranging from 1.0ha to 4.5ha in area.

· Each lot has a 2000sqm building envelope located to maximise the retention of significant vegetation.

· Public open space (POS) areas have been provided to protect two significant stands of trees at the northwest and southeast parts of the site. An additional area of POS is located along one of the entry roads to Breakwater Drive, which is also the proposed location of a community purposes site for the development (as required under the Special Provisions).

· Two entry roads from Breakwater Drive.

· A bridle trail network which extends between the subdivisional road network, the POS areas and along the north, east and west boundaries of the land. These also serve as strategic firebreaks and emergency vehicle access points.

· A possible homestore or corner store site is identified on one lot on the main eastern entry road.

· The lots are to be serviced by a reticulated water supply. Sewage disposal is to use aerobic treatment units or modified septic systems.

As part of Council’s consideration of this matter, a number of issues were identified as requiring additional information/consideration prior to final adoption of the LSP. These matters have been subject of discussions between relevant Council officers and the applicants, and together with the additional requirements of State Government agencies resulting from submissions received, the various matters have now been addressed and the Structure Plan documents modified accordingly. Details of agency comments and details of how matters have been addressed are provided in the Comment section of this report.

A copy of Part 1 of the revised Structure Plan incorporating modifications required by Council and the requirements of other State agencies is appended to this report as Attachment 3. (Part 1 will have the force and effect of DPS2). A copy of the full revised Structure Plan document has been placed in the Elected Members Reading Room.

Consultation

The application has been advertised for public comments for a period of 42 days in accordance with Council’s resolution. It was advertised by means of an on-site sign and an advertisement placed in the Wanneroo Times newspaper. Copies of the Draft Structure Plan were made available for inspection at the City’s Administration Centre and also the Two Rocks library. Relevant government agencies were written to and invited to submit comments. The submission period closed on 25 January 2002. The City received eight submissions from State Government departments/agencies and one public submission.

Comment

Outstanding Council Requirements

At its meeting of 27 November 2001, Council resolved (amongst other things) that prior to final adoption of the proposed Local Structure Plan for the subject land, it will require resolution of various issues to the satisfaction of Council. These issues are outlined below as well as a comment on each.

Specialist Consultant Advice on Karst Issues

Council required that a consultant be commissioned to provide specialist advice on matters associated with karstic landform issues for the Structure Plan and associated environmental management plans.

This requirement resulted from assessment feedback from Council officers and the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) that karstic information required to address the environmental conditions for the land was the domain of a specialist consultant (the City and DEP do not possess the necessary expertise).

Comment

The landowner (Mirvac-Fini) commissioned the consultant Logiden Pty Ltd (Dr Brian Logan) to carry out the review of karstic information in accordance with a brief agreed by the City and DEP and with the consultants’ report to be delivered directly to the City and DEP for consideration. The appointment of Dr Logan (who is known to DEP officers) was agreed by both the City and DEP. The Logiden report was submitted in late March 2002.

City and DEP officers reviewed the Logiden report and met with Dr Logan in April to discuss the report’s findings. The report conclusions were that the works undertaken to date in preparing the Structure Plan and environmental management plans was satisfactory, particularly in respect of the medium to higher risk karstic areas on the western part of the site, and that further drilling and other works (as specified in the Works Schedule for karst analysis forming part of the environmental conditions in DPS2) is unlikely to necessitate any major modifications to the lot layout, boundaries, locations of roads and services, etc for this western part of the site. For the identified low-risk areas occupying some ¾ of the overall site, however, the report recommends an additional drilling program (of 15 identified drill sites throughout the eastern part of the site) and preparation of a number of geological maps and logs based on the drilling. The additional works program could occur following approval to the Structure Plan and prior to subdivisional approval.

Consequently, it is recommended that the Logiden report be incorporated into the Structure Plan documents, and to enable enforcement of the required works, the recommendations be incorporated into the Part 1 statutory document of the Structure Plan. This now forms part of the revised Structure Plan documentation.

Consideration of various road related matters

Council required the following matters to be dealt with:

i) storm water drainage to be contained within the road reserves;

ii) provision of passing lanes and left slip lanes for the two access road intersections with Breakwater Drive;

iii) ensuring flexibility in the alignment and design of roads in karstic areas to minimise impact on these natural features;

iv) confirmation by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure that the road shown on the North West Corridor (Yanchep) Structure Plan of 1993 to pass along the western edge of the subject land is no longer intended.

Comment

Upon further discussion with the City’s Technical Services, it was determined that the requirement of points (i) – (iii) can be satisfactorily addressed as part of the subdivision process. In respect to point (iv) the Department of Planning and Infrastructure has confirmed this requirement.

Inclusion of Additional Requirements in the Fauna and Vegetation Management Plan

Council required the following additional requirements to included in this management plan:

i) layout details, rehabilitation and maintenance proposals for the southern public open space area near Breakwater Drive;

ii) provision for greater integration between the subject land and the bushland existing within the freeway reserve abutting the eastern boundary of the subject land, acknowledging that freeway construction is many years off;

iii) provision of details regarding how the tracks proposed through the public opens space areas are to be formalised;

iv) bridle trails being modified to 6m maximum width;

v) assessment of appropriate vegetation densities;

vi) provision of appropriate measures to prevent weed infestation;

vii) inclusion of details regarding commitments, timing and responsibilities of works.

Comment

In respect to point (i) the FVMP now includes the following statement (Section 3.2, page 10):

“An area of open space (public/community open space) is identified in the southern region of the plan and is proposed to be enhanced by Mirvac Fini to provide for passive recreation activities. This area of POS will be planted with grass and all native overstorey species will be retained so that a parkland area is established”.

Figure 1 in the FVMP has also been modified to show this area as “Grassland with Remnant Trees”.

In respect to maintenance, the Local Structure Plan retains the proposal contained in the previous plan which was that the proponent would be responsible for fulfilling the requirements of the FVMP for a period of 2 years from commencement of site works at Lot 201. Following this period, the City would assume maintenance responsibility.

The above general proposals concerning this POS can be satisfactorily fine-tuned to the City’s satisfaction at subdivision application stage.

In respect to point (ii), it is most important that an effective strategic fire break is provided between Lot 201 and the bushland area immediately to the east of it. This being the case, it is now considered that there is really limited potential for integration with the bushland within the future freeway land abutting to the east.

In respect to point (iii), the FVMP now states that these tracks are to be rationalised, with those to be closed to be rehabilitated and those to remain to be provided with a crushed limestone surface. (Section 3.2 page 9).

In repect to point (iv), the FVMP now states that the bridle trails (which also serve as strategic firebreaks) are to be established to a 6m width. (Section 3.8, page 14).

In repect to point (v), the FVMP (section 3.5.2., page 12) now includes planting proposals which accord with planting densities recommended by revegetation experts for similar sites.

In respect to point (vi), the FVMP now includes such appropriate measures (section 3.6, page 13). Provisions for control of Apple of Sodom are strengthened through a specific provision on this matter in Part 1 of the Local Structure Plan (section 2.8, page 8).

In respect to point (vii) the FVMP now includes a table summarising commitments, timing and responsibilities. (Section 5., page 17).

In addition, it should be noted that the Special Provisions under DPS2 applying to this zone require that any significant vegetation on the site be identified and retained. The Local Structure Plan and its FVMP address this in two ways:

· two significant stands of trees are identified (these were in fact identified at the time of rezoning). These are proposed to be protected through being located in the proposed POS areas;

· a ‘significant tree survey’ was undertaken by John Giudice & Associates in 2001. The criteria for significance employed for the survey was a tree diameter of 1m or greater. Building envelopes have been located to avoid the identified significant trees wherever possible. Significant trees located outside of building envelopes will be protected under Special Provision 1.2.2 of Schedule 15 of DPS2 which provides that “The clearing of trees and native vegetation outside of the building envelope is prohibited other than for fences, fire breaks, access and servicing.” This provision is reinforced by a similar provision included in Part 1 of the Local Structure Plan.

Inclusion of Additional Requirements in the Karst Management Plan

Council required the following additional requirements to be included in this management plan:

i) specific details as to how construction personnel will be advised of the risks associated with karstic terrain;

ii) modifications as may be considered appropriate arising from the specialist advice to be obtained as recommended in item 2. above.

Comment

In respect to point 1, the Karst Landform Management Plan (KLMP) now includes a management proposal which involves contractors signing an induction form which is included in the KLMP (section 3.2, page 8 and Appendix 4).

In respect to point 2, the report prepared by Logiden consultants has now been included in the Local Structure Plan and its recommendations incorporated (by reference) into Part 1 of the plan and the KLMP.

Inclusion of Additional Requirements in the Drainage Nutrient and Water Management Plan

Council required the following additional requirements to included in this management plan:

i) provisions addressing respective responsibilities for works;

ii) controls prohibiting bores within 200m of high risk karst areas.

Comment

In respect to point 1, the DNWMP now correctly states that long term responsibility for maintenance of on-site waste disposal systems shall be the responsibility of the landowners concerned, and that responsibility for groundwater monitoring (after a 2 year period by the developer) shall rest with the Water and Rivers Commission (pages 14 & 15).

In respect to point 2, the DNWMP now includes a statement that restrictive covenants will be placed on the titles of all relevant lots to address this issue (section 3.3.2, page 13).

In addition, it should be noted in regard to control over the types of waste water disposal system which may be used, that the Environmental Conditions imposed by the Minister for Environment required that a DNWMP be prepared and implemented in accordance with the provision of that plan. The conditions also required that the DNWMP ensure that nutrient attenuating sewage disposal mechanisms are provided to service the development.

The DNWMP included in the Local Structure Plan accordingly provides that: “Consistent with the Environmental Review for the site, individual lots within the subdivision will use on-site wastewater disposal serviced by Aerobic Treatment Units (ATUs) and are approved by the Health Department of Western Australia”. (section 3.1.2, page 10).

Special Provision 1.1.2 (l) of Schedule 15 of DPS2 also provides that: “The exclusive use of aerobic treatment units, modified septics or small package treatment plants shall be required within the zone to minimise potential water pollution via subsurface drainage”..

Inclusion of Additional Requirements in the Fire Management Plan

Council required the inclusion of provisions within the Fire Management Plan (FMP) addressing the width, management measures and other detail arrangements for firebreaks.

Comment

The FMP now includes the following management proposals which were referred to in the City Administration report considered by Council at its meeting of 27 November 2001 and have been subsequently refined in discussions with the developer:

· 6m wide external strategic fire-breaks;

· 3m wide fire-breaks through the two POS areas;

· 3m wide fire-break along the eastern edge of the southern POS area;

· no firebreak to be constructed between the Wilbinga Conservation area and Lot 203 (Parks and Recreation reserve immediately to the west of Lot 201);

· rehabilitation along the eastern boundary of Lot 201 to occur to the west of the strategic firebreak at that location (this is actually provided for in the FVMP);

· standard firebreak gates to be provided and emergency service agencies to be provided with keys.

Assessment of Submissions

Comments raised in the public and agency submissions are outlined below, together with information responding to the comments raised.

Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA)

Comment

FESA indicates Fire Hydrants are to be installed at 400 metre intervals (as prescribed in the final Planning for Bush Fire Protection Policy dated December 2001) and not 500 metres as per the proposed structure plan.

Response

Relevant provisions in the Fire Management Plan and Part 1 Structure Plan document have been modified accordingly.

Aboriginal Affairs Department

Comment

The Department has given advisory information to ensure compliance with the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 during subdivisional works.

Response

A copy of the Department’s letter has been provided to the applicant.

Department for Planning and Infrastructure

Comment 1

The bridle trail in the northwest corner of the estate is to be constructed of a minimum limestone base standard to accommodate emergency fire access.

Response 1

The applicant has agreed that this standard is able to be accommodated, and the WAPC will be able to enforce this requirement at the subdivision application stage.

Comment 2

Laneways in the southeast to be re-examined to accommodate rubbish services, trucks etc.

Response 2

The Structure Plan has been redesigned to delete the laneways by extending the cul-de-sac road to service most of the lots in the southeast portion of the site. Access to only two lots is to be via battleaxe access legs of 5 metres width. An indicative bin bay location is identified on the plan for Lots 40 and 41.

Comment 3

Some of the lots need to be balanced up (to approx 2.5ha) to be of similar size, for example the 4.5ha lot in the southwest to be reduced in size to prevent further subdivision of the lot while increasing the size of the lots abutting it.

Response 3

The Structure Plan has been redesigned to better balance the lot sizes in the southwest part of the site (no lots larger than 2.8ha).

Comment 4

Home Store provisions in the Structure Plan with regard to floor space allocation and inclusion of provisions to guide development being included in the Part 1 document or specify in Part 2 provisions for possible home store, then an amendment to the Structure Plan at a later stage may be appropriate to justify what can be done on the site, as lack of provisions may cause confusion and problems.

Response 4

The Structure Plan has been modified to delete the reference to ‘possible’ homestore or corner store, rather it refers to a corner store with a maximum floorspace of 100sqm NLA to provide certainty.

Comment 5

A significant tree assessment or landscape identification plan being prepared for the site - this should be prepared by the developers botanist in conjunction with the City’s Landscape Architect, with the pegging and tagging of significant trees (to be marked on the plan).

Response 5

Significant tree assessment information has been provided by the applicant in the Fauna and Vegetation Management Plan.

Comment 6

With regard to staging of development, access points need to be fully constructed and preferably roads regardless of staging of development for fire/safety risk management.

Response 6

This matter is able to be addressed through the subdivision approval process.

Comment 7

The community purpose site in the southeast corner may require provisions in the structure plan.

Response 7

The requirement for a 5000sqm community purposes site is listed in the Special Provisions for the land, having been established as a requirement of the WAPC during the rezoning process for the land. The community purpose site has been identified as part of the southern POS area on the Structure Plan. Additional provisions relating to the community purpose site are not considered necessary at this time.

Comment 8

Appropriate fencing and fire breaks should be constructed as part of the subdivision.

Response 8

Provisions in the relevant environmental management plans and the Part 1 document require the installation of fencing to the perimeter of Lot 201 prior to any subdivisional works, together with the installation of the strategic fire break system.

Comment 9

Limit the height and location of dwellings on ridges (specifically in the north west corner) to prevent overlooking and visual intrusion for sites lower down the ridges and from the regional open space.

Response 9

It is considered that formal provisions in the Structure Plan to address this matter are unnecessary given that only a small number of lots would be affected by this, and the low density of development and limited vegetation clearing that would occur in the estate would limit any visual intrusion and overlooking concerns.

Comment 10

Building envelopes are to be identified and marked on the Structure Plan, and positioned away from significant trees on each lot (following significant tree assessment or landscape identification plan) in order to retain as many trees on each lot as possible.

Response 10

The building envelopes have been identified to minimise the disturbance of vegetation (and considering the significant tree assessment already undertaken), and these are marked on the Structure Plan accordingly. In addition, the building envelopes are to be pegged for approval of any tree removal at the time of subdivision

Comment 11

Changes to wording of some of the Part 1 provisions is required.

Response 11

The specified modifications have been made.

Water Corporation

The Corporation has no additional comments (previous comments have been addressed).

Department of Conservation and Land Management

Comment

The Department raises no objections to the proposal, however has requested the following matters be incorporated into several of the management plans:

· The strategic firebreaks should be surfaced with compacted limestone to enable better management and fire access to the proposed subdivision. The suggested minimum width for the limestone is 4m.

· In the information to be provided to site construction personnel, it is requested that specific emphasis be given to dieback management and the potential effects of the disease to the vegetation in the area.

· Reference to the National Parks and Nature Conservation Authority (no longer a statutory authority) to be replaced with Conservation Commission.

· A Department lock to be placed on gates adjoining State Forest or Bush Forever sites so in the event of an emergency Departmental staff can gain access or egress through these points.

· Confirmation of responsibilities for ongoing weed control and monitoring is required. Due to the urban interface with State Forest and Bush Forever sites there is an increased likelihood of broad scale weed invasion into these areas. An ongoing commitment to monitoring and control of weeds is required.

Response

The matters raised by CALM have been satisfactorily incorporated into the relevant management plans.

Agriculture Western Australia

Comment 1

Some concerns are expressed regarding the keeping of horses on the proposed lots. It is considered that unless a high level of management can be shown and the horse is stabled for the majority of the time and hand fed the majority of lots around l ha would not be able to stock a horse on non-irrigated pasture.

Response 1

The keeping of a maximum of one horse per lot as per Special Provisions for the land was established as part of the Environmental Review and scheme amendment process (Amendment 837 to former TPS1) which was subject of detailed assessment and consultation with the relevant State agencies. General Provision 1.1.2(k) of Schedule 15 of DPS2 also provides that Council may only grant approval to the keeping of a horse on one of these lots if vegetation requiring protection has been suitably fenced to provide such protection.

Comment 2

The Department considers that the Drainage, Nutrient and Water Management Plan does not adequately deal with issues of erosion and sediment loss from the site.

Response 2

It is considered that the relevant management plan does adequately address erosion and sediment loss and has been supported by the Water and Rivers Commission (in its submission prior to advertising of the Structure Plan) and DEP.

Department of Environmental Protection

The Department has confirmed its support for the findings of Logiden’s report on Karst issues associated with the development, subject to the additional works being undertaken prior to subdivision approval. No other concerns have been raised in respect of the Structure Plan and environmental management plans.

Main Roads WA

The draft Structure Plan is acceptable to Main Roads.

Public Submission

Comment 1

The submission expresses disappointment that the option to undertake the Rural Community development has not been chosen. There has been minimal community input in the design and management strategies. There is no provision for community building in the designated POS. If the community were more involved it may relieve the City of maintenance of POS, bridle tracks, irrigation, vegetation protection and fire management under a Rural Community concept, the community could become a self regulating group with a management strategy.

Response 1

These comments probably relate to the fact that the cluster form of subdivision has not been chosen for this Structure Plan. The Special Provisions and Structure Plan provisions will require that the developer initially and the ultimate landowners will have responsibilities for many of the issues raised.

Comment 2

Bushland conservation is noted. The two areas of POS are not connected, the firebreaks and roads also further deplete the vegetation along with karstic drilling and the requirement for low fuel zones.

Response 2

These comments are noted. While the Special Provisions for the land restrict land clearing, it is not possible to undertake the development without some vegetation loss.

The identified POS areas are not connected, however were required to be provided to retain the significant stands of trees on the site.

Summary

As noted in the preceding sections of this report, a number of issues were identified as requiring additional information/consideration prior to final adoption of the LSP. These matters have been subject of discussions between relevant Council officers and the applicants, and together with the additional requirements of State Government agencies resulting from submissions received, the various matters have now been addressed and the Structure Plan documents modified accordingly. It is recommended that Council finally adopt the duly modified Structure Plan documents.

Statutory Compliance

The Structure Plan has been assessed in accordance with Clause 9.6 of DPS2.

Strategic Implications

This proposal is consistent with the Healthy Communities goal of the City’s draft Strategic Plan which refers to the promotion of lifestyle choice.

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

Nil

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority.

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Recommendation

That Council:-

1. Pursuant to Clause 9.6 of the City's District Planning Scheme No 2 RESOLVES that the modified Local Structure Plan for Lot 201 Breakwater Drive, Two Rocks is satisfactory, and therefore ADOPTS, SIGNS and SEALS this Local Structure Plan.

2. FORWARDS the modified Local Structure Plan to the Western Australian Planning Commission for its adoption and certification.

3. ENDORSES the comments made in this report regarding the submissions received on this proposed Local Structure Plan for inclusion in the schedule of submissions to be forwarded to the Western Australian Planning Commission.

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PD05-05/02 Amendment to Regent Waters (South) Agreed Structure Plan – Backshall Place, Wanneroo

File Ref: 01311

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Level 4 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by SB Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by ch Date 03 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by tpd Date 30 April 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning and Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 4

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Issue

Consideration of an amendment to the Regent Waters (South) Agreed Structure Plan.

Applicant	Roberts Day Group
Owner	Department for Planning and Infrastructure, R Duffy, C E Duffy Nominees Pty Ltd, K and P Oakley
Location	Lots 3, 110 and 200 Backshall Place, Wanneroo
Site Area	10.5572 hectares
MRS Zoning	Urban
DPS 2 Zoning	Residential

Background

On 24 November 1998, the Joint Commissioners adopted a Structure Plan for Regent Waters (South), relating to the land bounded by Ocean Reef Road, Calabrese Avenue, Yellagonga Regional Park and the developed Regent Waters (North) estate (refer Attachment 1). The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) subsequently adopted the plan as an Agreed Structure Plan (ASP).

The ASP made provision for Residential zoning over this land. Due to the multiple land ownership, rather than creating 10% Public Open Space (POS) in each landholding, the ASP made provision for three large POS areas within the ASP area. As this would result in some landowners providing more than 10% POS and others less than 10% POS within their landholdings, the ASP made provision for a mechanism to compensate those who would provide surplus POS. Attachment 2 depicts the POS schedule, indicating those lots with a shortfall or surplus.

The Roberts Day Group, acting on behalf of the owners of Lot 3 and 110 Backshall Place, sought subdivision approval from the WAPC. As a referral agency, the City did not support the subdivision design as it did not conform to the ASP. The applicant has therefore proposed an amendment to the ASP.

Detail

The proposed amendment has been submitted on behalf of the owners of Lots 3 and 110 and relates to the entire portion of the ASP area to the south of Backshall Place, being Lots 3, 110 and 200. These lots are identified by the ASP as being Precinct C. The proposal seeks to redesign the road layout and redistribute the POS areas within this precinct (refer Attachment 3).

The ASP makes provision for 1.0557 hectares of POS within Precinct C, which represents 10% of the land area. The entire POS is however currently located within Lots 3 and 110. Under the revised plan, Lot 3 would have a surplus POS of 876 m² and Lot 110 a shortfall of 876 m². Lot 200 would have its full 10% POS area of 2907m². The proposed redistribution does not affect the total extent of the POS required for Precinct 3 (refer Attachment 4).

Consultation

Under Clause 9.7 of the DPS2, public notification of a proposed amendment to the ASP can be waived if the amendment is considered to be of a minor nature which does not materially alter the intent of the ASP. In this instance the owner of Lot 200 (Department for Planning and Infrastructure) has advised that it supports the amended plan. On this basis and as the proposed amendments are considered to be of a minor nature which do not materially alter the intent of the ASP, public notification of this amendment is not considered necessary.

Comment

The applicant has amended the ASP by locating the POS areas taking into account the remnant native vegetation in this area. The POS proposed within Lot 200 would also retain some of the significant trees. The modified road network is robust and permeable and would provide easy access to the POS and the nearby bus routes.

The amendments are considered reasonable and are therefore supported.

Statutory Compliance

Under the provisions of Clause 9.7 of the DPS2, Council may amend an ASP subject to the approval of the WAPC.

Strategic Implications

The proposal is consistent with the Healthy Communities goal under the City’s Strategic plan which seeks to provide for quality services and infrastructure.

Policy Implications

The proposed road layout of the modified ASP satisfies the City’s Uniform Fencing Policy whereby more than 50% of the residential component fronting Ocean Reef Road is served by a service road.

Financial Implications

Nil

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority.

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Recommendation

That Council:-

1. Pursuant to Clause 9.4.1 of District Planning Scheme No 2 DETERMINES that the amendments to the Regent Waters (South) Agreed Structure Plan as submitted by the Roberts Day Group are satisfactory;

2. WAIVES the public notification of the amendments to the structure plan, as it considers them to be of a minor nature which do not materially alter the intent of the structure plan; and

3. Pursuant to Clause 9.6 of District Planning Scheme No 2 ADOPTS, SIGNS and SEALS the amended structure plan and FORWARDS it to the Western Australian Planning Commission for adoption and certification.

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PAW Closures

PD06-05/02 Proposed Closure of Pedestrian Access Way Between Seabrook Grove and Ainsbury Parade-Renshaw Boulevard, Clarkson.

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Level 3 Approval by sb Date 14 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by ch Date 14 May 2002

File Ref: 27050

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning & Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 1

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Report to be tabled at meeting.

PD07-05/02 Proposed Closure of Pedestrian Access Way Between Kempton Grove & Connolly Drive, Clarkson

File Ref: 69976, 62067

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Level 3 Approval by sb Date 14 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by CH Date 14 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by T W Neale Date 10 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning & Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 1

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Report to be tabled at meeting.

Development Applications

PD08-05/02 Proposed Signage Application for Lot 998 (981) Wanneroo Road, Wanneroo

File Ref: 33794

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Level 2 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by SB Date 06 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning & Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 2

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Issue

To determine an application for one illuminated sign on the eastern façade and two illuminated signs and one sign painted logo on the northern façade of the Video Ezy building located at Lot 998 (981) Wanneroo Road, Wanneroo (refer Attachment 1).

Applicant	Wayne Miller Signs
Owner	Kelshore Pty Ltd
Location	Wanneroo
Site Area	0.3993ha
DPS 2 Zoning	Centre

Background

Application was made to the City for various signs on the above mentioned lot, including directional, pylon, panels, flagpoles and menu boards related to the approved developments on the site. The application addressed the eastern elevation (Wanneroo Road) only and was approved on the 22 February 2000 subject to conditions, which were subsequently appealed against by the applicant and upheld by the Minister.

Detail

The proposal depicts two illuminated ‘DVD’ signs measuring 1.2m in height and 1.8m in width, one illuminated ‘Video Ezy’ sign measuring 1.2m in height and 6.0 metres in length and a sign painted logo. The DVD signs are to be positioned on the northeast corner of the building on the facades fronting Wanneroo Road and Church Street, and the Video Ezy sign and sign painted logo are to be positioned on the northern elevation (refer Attachment 2).

Consultation

The application was not formally advertised as the illumination and potential glare from the signs was considered insignificant in the context of the existing street and car park lighting and light emanating from the windows of the building. The City has, however, been made aware of concerns previously raised from adjacent landowners in relation to the illuminated signage.

Should Council determine that advertising of this proposal is warranted, it may determine that this proposal be advertised subject to the provisions of 6.7.1 of the Scheme.

Comment

When considering an application for approval to erect, place or display an advertisement, Council is required to consider the application in light of the objectives of the Scheme, with particular reference to the character and amenity of the locality within which it is to be displayed, including its historic or landscape significance and traffic safety, and the amenity of the adjacent areas which may be affected.

The DVD and Video Ezy sign although illuminated, are setback approximately 19.0 metres from the road frontages of Wanneroo Road and 9.0 metres from Church Street and are considered typical of developments of this type. The illumination and potential glare from the signs is considered insignificant in the context of the existing street and car park lighting and light emanating from the windows of the building. The signage is not proposed to flash and is unlikely to have an adverse impact, causing glare on the nearby residential area. In light of the above, the concerns raised by adjacent landowners were found to be unsubstantiated.

The signage is not perceived to potentially create a distraction to motorists or pedestrians nor detract from the amenity of the area and is considered to meet the objectives of the Scheme, in that it:

· Is unlikely to erode the visual quality and character of the locality or transport corridor;

· Is unlikely to be misleading or dangerous to vehicular or pedestrian traffic;

· is not excessive in terms of the area and impact of the signage commensurate with the realistic needs of commerce;

· is not considered superfluous or unnecessary by virtue of their number, colours, height, prominence, visual impact, size, relevance to the premises on which they are located, number and content;

· does not create clutter; and

· promotes a high standard of design and presentation in outdoor advertising.

The sign painted logo is however considered unnecessary when viewed amongst the existing signage on the eastern façade, the proposed illuminated signs on the northern façade and the previously approved pylon sign. Therefore the application is recommended for approval subject to the deletion of the painted logo on the northern façade.

Statutory Compliance

The proposed illuminated signage is considered to meet the objectives of the Scheme in relation to the control of advertisements and the requirements of the Sign’s Local Law 1999. The sign painted logo, however is considered contrary to the objectives of the Scheme as it is considered unnecessary when viewed amongst the existing signage on the eastern façade, the proposed illuminated signs on the northern façade and the approved pylon sign.

Strategic Implications

Nil

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

Nil

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority.

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Recommendation

That Council APPROVES the application submitted by Wayne Miller Signs on behalf of Kelshore Pty Ltd, relating to signage on Lot 998 (981) Wanneroo Road, Wanneroo in accordance with the approved plans dated 22 March 2002 subject to the sign painted logo on the northern facade being deleted.

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PD09-05/02 Proposed Variation to Commercial Vehicle Parking Provisions - Lot 233 (18) Griffon Way, Alexander Heights

File Ref: 36038

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Level 3 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning and Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 2

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Issue

Consideration of an application to vary the commercial vehicle parking requirements of District Planing Scheme No.2.

Applicant	Minh Cuong Huynh
Owner	Thai Hoang Duong
Location	Lot 233 (18) Griffon Way, Alexander Heights
Site Area	708
DPS 2 Zoning	Residential

Background

This application has been referred to Council pursuant to the City’s Notice of Delegation where an elected member has requested such referral. Administration was requested to give consideration to the possibility of the vehicle being located at the rear of the dwelling, as the lot is located on a corner.

Detail

An application to vary the Commercial Vehicle parking provisions of District Planning Scheme No.2 was received on 14^th December 2001. The applicant is seeking approval to park one commercial vehicle on the above-mentioned property within the front setback of the house (refer Attachments 1 and 2). The applicant’s entire front setback area consists of brick paving. Due to the design of the dwelling and the size of the vehicle, the applicant is unable to park in compliance with Scheme provisions. Notwithstanding, the vehicle can be parked wholly within the confines of the lot in the proposed position.

Consultation

The proposal was advertised to surrounding landowners for a period of 14 days. The consultation included a total of seven properties adjacent to and opposite the subject lot which were considered to be most affected in terms of adverse amenity impacts. One submission was received during this period.

The submission did not specifically object to the proposal. Rather, it requested that if Council allowed the vehicle to be parked in the proposed location, that it be restricted from starting prior to 6am, and that it be parked in a manner that did not require the owner to reverse out in the mornings, due to the “beeping” noise emitted when in reverse gear.

Comment

The parking of the vehicle in its current location (within the front setback area) is clearly visible from the street. The matter to be considered in this instance is whether the amenity impacts are such that it would be considered unreasonable to allow the applicant to continue parking the vehicle in its current location.

It is considered reasonable to vary the provisions of sub-clause 4.23.3 (b) in this instance for the following reasons:

1. The type of commercial vehicle in question is such that it is not excessively bulky.

2. The design of the dwelling is such that the applicant would not be able to comply with Scheme provisions.

3. The applicant rents the property and the landlord is unwilling to support the vehicle in any other location.

4. Conditions could be imposed on the approval to ensure that the vehicle is reversed into the parking area, located wholly within the lot, parked as close to the dwelling as practicable and is not loaded. Such conditions would ensure the least impact on the amenity of the streetscape.

5. Only one letter was received out of 7 residents contacted, which did not object to the proposal, but suggested management controls to make the use acceptable.

6. The proposal complies with all the Commercial Vehicle parking provisions in District Planning Scheme No.2, apart from item (b) of sub-clause 4.23.3.

Alternative locations for the commercial vehicle were investigated including entry off the secondary street. (refer Attachments 3, 4 and 5) These options are not supported by the owner and would impose costs on the applicant.

It is considered unreasonable to burden the applicant with the expense of a hardstand area and other site work when he is only a tenant at the property and no objections were received during public consultation.

Any approval granted would be subject to compliance with the remaining commercial vehicle provisions of the Scheme, including limiting the starting or manoeuvring of the vehicle on site between the hours of 6am and 10 pm. The vehicle can also be parked in reverse to allow the owner to exit the site in a forward gear.

Statutory Compliance

District Planning Scheme No.2 provides for a commercial vehicle to be parked in the residential zone, subject to compliance with the provisions of clause 4.23. Paragraph (b) of sub-clause 4.23.3 states that a person may only park a vehicle on any lot referred to in this clause if:

“the vehicle is parked entirely on the subject lot and is located on a hard stand area which is located behind the front of the dwelling, or alternatively the vehicle is parked within a garage.”

Notwithstanding, Council has discretion to vary this requirement under sub-clause 4.23.6, which states:

“The Council may in writing approve a variation to any of the requirements of sub-clause 4.23.3 (b) and (d), provided the Council is satisfied in the circumstances that the variation will not adversely affect the amenity of the area surrounding the subject land. Surrounding landowners and occupants may be invited to comment on the proposed variation”.

Strategic Implications

Nil

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

Nil

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority.

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Recommendation

That Council:-

1. APPROVES the application to park a commercial vehicle within the front setback area of Lot 233 (18) Griffon Way Alexander Heights, in accordance with the plans attached to and forming part of this report and subject to the following conditions:

a) Approval is granted to Mr T Doung only and is not capable of being transferred or assigned to any other person, and does not run with the land in respect to which it is granted.

b) The commercial vehicle shall be restricted to the tray back truck, registration number 8IZ 415 only.

c) The commercial vehicle shall be parked on the hard-standing area in front of the dwelling, located wholly within the lot boundary, and as close as practicable to the dwelling. The vehicle shall be reversed into the parking area to allow it to exit the site in a forward gear.

d) The commercial vehicle shall not be loaded with any goods or equipment whilst parked on the site.

e) The commercial vehicle shall be parked strictly in accordance with the remaining requirements as specified under clause 4.23 of District Planning Scheme No.2.

2. ADVISES the submittor of the City’s determination.

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Delegated Authority Reports

PD10-05/02 Development Application Determined by Delegated Authority for April 2002

File Ref: 63346

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Level 5 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Level 4 Approval by hw Date 03 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by hw Date 03 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by hw Date 03 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by hw Date 03 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning & Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 1

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Issue

Development Applications determined by Planning & Development between 1/04/02 and 30/04/02, acting under Delegated Authority from Council.

Background

Nil

Detail

The City of Wanneroo District Planning Scheme 2 (DPS2) provides Council with development approval powers which are designed to avoid conflict between different land uses on adjoining lots. It is also necessary to ensure the completed developments meet the required standards such as building setbacks, carparking and landscaping. Planning approvals are not generally required for single residential houses unless they seek to vary the requirements of the Residential Planning Codes (R Codes.)

The City of Wanneroo continues to experience very rapid growth pressures with between 80 to 130 development applications being received per month in addition to an average of 400 to 500 building license applications.

Council has delegated some of its responsibilities for decision making on development applications to Council Administration which enables the processing of applications within the required 60 day statutory period and within normal customer expectations.

Council Administration, in assessing development proposals, attempts to extract from the relevant planning documents the key policies and requirements of Council in order to make comments and recommendations on the issues raised in the assessment of each individual development application.

Development applications determined by Planning & Development between 1/04/02 and 30/04/02, acting under Delegated Authority from Council are included in the attached Schedule 1

Consultation

Nil

Comment

Nil

Statutory Compliance

A Delegated Authority Register was adopted by Council at its meeting on 14 August 2001 (item W340-08/01 refers). The decisions referred to in schedule 1 of this report are in accordance with this register.

Strategic Implications

Nil

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

Planning applications incur administration fees which are generally based on the Town Planning (Local Government Planning Fees) Regulations and have been adopted by Council in its annual budget. The estimated cost of development for each application is listed in schedule 1. Applications where an estimated cost has not been provided, are either applications for the exercising of discretion or for a change of use.

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority.

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Recommendation

That Council NOTES the determinations made by Planning & Development Services acting under delegated authority from Council on development applications processed between 1/04/02 and 30/04/02.

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PD11-05/02 Subdivision Applications Determined by Delegated Authority in April 2002

File Ref: 64346

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Level 4 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by SB Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by ch Date 02 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by ch Date 02 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning And Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 13

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Issue

Determination of subdivision applications processed in the period between 1 April and 30 April 2002 under delegated authority.

Detail

The West Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) is responsible for determining all subdivision applications within the State. Applications for approval are lodged with the WAPC and are referred to local governments and affected public bodies for comment. Comments are made within 42 days of receiving the application after which the Commission determines the applications. There is a right of appeal by the applicant if aggrieved with the Commission’s decision.

Council has delegated to the Chief Executive Officer its functions relating to the provision of comments to the Commission on subdivision applications. The Chief Executive Officer has in turn delegated to the Planning and Development Division this responsibility. A Land Development Unit has been established to assist with the assessment of all applications.

Those applications considered to be either controversial in nature or contrary to Council policy, are referred to Council for consideration. All other applications are dealt with in respect to the following categories.

SCU 1 Subdivision applications received which are generally consistent with an approved or Agreed Structure Plan (including Outline Development Plan and Development Guide Plan).

SCU 2 Subdivision applications previously supported, or not supported by Council and subsequently determined by the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) consistent with the Council’s recommendation.

SCU 3 Applications for extension of subdivisional approval issued by the WAPC which were previously supported by Council.

SCU 4 Applications for subdivision or amalgamation which result from conditions of development approval given by or on behalf of Council.

SCU 5 Applications for subdivision or amalgamation of lots which would allow the development of the land for uses permitted in the zone within which that land is situated including applications involving the excision of land for road widening, sump sites, school sites, etc.

SCU 6 Applications for subdivision or amalgamation of lots contrary to Council or WAPC Policy or are not generally consistent with an approved or Agreed Structure Plan.

The following table provides the details of the subdivision applications dealt with under delegated authority between 1 April and 30 April 2002.

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Recommendation

That Council NOTE the actions taken in relation to providing comments to the Western Australian Planning Commission on subdivision applications processed under delegated authority between 1 April and 30 April 2002 as listed:

WAPC No/Recd.

Location /Owner

Zoning / LDU Category

Advice

WAPC Advised

117770

13/11/01

Pt Lot 15 (1930) Marmion Avenue, Clarkson

LandCorp

Centre/Urban Development

SCU1

Supported

18/4/02

Note: Originally Deferred by WAPC

117865

19/11/01

Lot 35 (323) Kingsway, Landsdale 6065

Taylor Woodrow Australia Pty Ltd

Residential Zoning

SCU6

Not Supported

‘Poultry farm buffer’

8/4/02

Note: Originally Deferred by WAPC

118466

05/03/02

Pt Lot 3 (40) Backshall Place, Wanneroo

KE & P J Okely

Reservation – Parks & Recreation/Urban Development

SCU6

Not Supported

‘Contrary to Agreed LSP’

08/4/02

118595

08/03/02

Lot 9000 (131) Flynn Drive, Banksia Grove

Homeswest Vacant

Special Residential02/Urban Development/

Regional Reservation - Other Regional Road

SCU1

Supported

8/4/02

118665

25/03/02

Lot 12 (48) Stoney Road, Gnangara

C & M Bolsenbroek

Rural Resource

SCU5

Supported

4/4/02

118693

28/3/02

Lot 9003 (133C) Clarkson Ave, Tapping

Peet & Co Ltd ATF Yatala Unit Trust

Urban Development

SCU1

Supported

29/4/02

118763

5/4/02

Lot 48 (105) Landsdale Road, Darch

Landsdale Park Pty Ltd

Urban Development

SCU1

Supported

22/4/02

118765

5/4/02

Lot 9003 (133C) Clarkson Ave, Tapping

Peet & Co Ltd ATF Yatala Unit Trust

Urban Development

SCU1

Supported

30/4/02

118772

5/4/02

Lot 9001 (83) Donnelly Ramble, Wanneroo

Balwyn Wanneroo Pty Ltd

Urban Development

SCU1

Supported

22/4/02

22-02

14/3/02

Lot 245 (104) Manchester Drive, Hocking

G R Beckhurst

Urban Development

SCU1

Supported

4/4/02

299-02

27/03/02

Lot 49 (6) Sinagra Street, Wanneroo

H Hill

Residential

SCU5

Supported

15/4/02

1188601

12/03/02

Lot 35 (69) Landsdale Road, Darch

A & B Klarich

Urban Development

SCU1

Supported

4/4/02

118602

12/3/02

Lot 35 (69) Landsdale Road, Darch

A & B Klarich

Urban Development

SCU1

Supported

4/4/02

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Other Matters

PD12-05/02 Consideration of a Draft Gnangara Lake Reserve Management Plan

File Ref: 18951

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Level 5 Approval by sb Date 16 May 2002

Level 4 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by SB Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by ch Date 02 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by Paul Watt Date 30 April 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning and Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 3

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Issue

To consider the adoption and release for public comment of a draft Management Plan prepared for the Gnangara Lake Reserve (GLR).

Background

The GLR has been suffering a loss of environmental and social value for a considerable period of time, owing to several different factors, including the following:

· Uncontrolled off-road vehicle access;

· Weed invasion;

· Phytophthora dieback;

· Poor Fire management;

· Inappropriate facilities;

· Poor access;

· Water quality;

· Bushland fragmentation and inappropriate tracks; and

· Fragmentation of ownership and management responsibilities.

In recognition of this, at its meeting of 6 February 2001 (Item W20-02/01) Council resolved that it:

“1. Defers the upgrade of reticulation works at Lake Gnangara Park, as approved in the current budget, until a new Management Plan for the park is prepared to reflect the current policies and practices.

2. Approves the preparation of a brief for the appointment of a consultant to prepare a new Management Plan for Lake Gnangara Park.

3. Lists for consideration in the draft 2001/2002 Capital Works Budget an amount of $100,000 for fencing, signage and associated restoration works for Lake Gnangara Park.”

Detail

The various land parcels comprising GLR are vested with the City of Wanneroo, Department of Planning and Infrastructure (DPI) and Department of Conservation and Land Management (CALM). This fragmentation of ownership and therefore management responsibility means that the site has not previously been considered in a holistic manner.

The existing Management Plan dates from 1990 and is considered to be significantly outdated owing to improvements in environmental awareness, knowledge, policy, legislation etc. The plan also only considers land vested with the City.

To ensure the best possible outcomes the brief for quotes to prepare the Management Plan was prepared in consultation with the CALM and DPI. After consideration of submissions, environmental consultants ATA Environmental were subsequently engaged by the City to prepare the Management Plan. The DPI and CALM have both expressed support for the development of the Management Plan, with the CALM contributing to the process by engaging a consultant to map the extent of Phytopthora dieback in the reserve. Representatives from both agencies have also been involved with the preparation process with their comments requested at several stages. A copy of the draft Management Plan has been placed in the Elected Members reading room.

Consultation

The draft Management Plan was prepared with the involvement of the CALM and DPI and the City’s Conservation Advisory Committee. A workshop was held with the City’s Conservation Advisory Committee and other invited stakeholders to examine options for the reserve on 10^th October 2001. It is now intended to release the draft for public comment for a period of 6 weeks. Copies of the plan will be distributed to the DPI, CALM, Water and Rivers Commission and adjoining landowners for formal comment as part of the consultative process.

Comment

The draft GLR Management Plan seeks to improve the environmental and social qualities of the Gnangara Lake area by considering the bushland and wetland as a single portion of land. Each of the relevant agencies will be responsible for adopting and implementing the Management Plan as it relates to land under its management. The draft GLR Management Plan is intended to be reviewed within 5 years and makes a number of recommendations under the following headings;

· Principal management directions;

· Conservation;

· Recreation;

· Leases and commercial operations;

· Community relations;

· Research and monitoring; and

· Implementation.

The detailed list of recommendations under each of these headings is set out in Attachment 1 of this report. Each recommendation has been allocated a timeframe for implementation and a responsible agency to ensure that it is carried out. The primary focus of the draft Management Plan has been to control off-road vehicle access, enable pedestrian access, improve facilities including carparking, prevent further bushland degradation and enable rehabilitation. The Plan proposes that the reserve be divided into 3 zones each with a different management focus. The zones are:

· Conservation and Protection Zone;

· Recreation Zone; and

· Rehabilitation Demonstration Zone.

The plan indicating these zones and other recommendations is set out in Attachment 2 of this report. The extent of each zone is based upon the quality of the vegetation and existing land uses. The Conservation and Protection Zone comprises most of the site, with the Rehabilitation Demonstration Zone occupying land that was formerly used as a quarry. The proposed Recreation Zone areas refers to the existing semi-developed areas. The Management Plan recommends that conservation should be established as the principal management direction, with any other uses to be compatible with this.

The Management Plan identifies a strong need to review the vesting and management responsibilities of land within the GLR (see points 4-6 of Table 7 in Attachment 1) and contemplates that the nominated responsible agencies for implementing the various management strategies may change following this review. Whilst this is considered a sound approach, given the regional significance of the GLR and limited capacity of the City to undertake a number of the strategies, it is considered that the allocation of responsibilities should also be reviewed prior to the final adoption of the management plan to ensure the agency with the appropriate expertise and resourcing to carry out the various strategies is identified. This review can be undertaken in consultation with the relevant agencies during the public comment period.

Strategic Implications

The draft Gnangara Lake Reserve Management Plan is consistent with the City’s draft Strategic Plan (SP) and its goal of Environmental Sustainability. A suggested action of the SP is to “review and develop management plans for priority sites”.

The development of this Management Plan is also in accordance with the prioritised actions recognised in the City’s Draft Local Environmental Strategy.

Policy Implications

The review of the Management Plan is consistent with the City’s policy on Environmental Sustainability which has the following objectives:

“To:

· Protect and enhance the natural and human environment for the benefit of present and future generations;

· Minimise, as far as practicable, any adverse environmental impacts associated with its activities

· Take advantage of environmentally beneficial opportunities.”

Financial Implications

The Management Plan has financial implications for all 3 landholders – the City of Wanneroo, CALM and DPI. The draft Plan makes recommendations for works in several areas that will ultimately cost a considerable amount (Attachment 3 refers).

The cost estimates are for the total land area and have not been broken down into areas that are the responsibility of the 3 landholders. The plan notes that any rehabilitation undertaken will need to be a long term proposition, owing to the high cost involved and identifies 3 sites as priorities, with most of the area being on land managed by the DPI or CALM. The adoption of a Management Plan may assist the City in obtaining funds from other sources to assist with the proposed works schedule.

Council has $100,000 allocated in the current financial year budget for fencing and associated works for this reserve.

This amount will need to be considered by the Council as part of the carry forward budget for 2002/2003 as the installation of fencing and/or bollards is identified as a high priority.

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority.

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Recommendation

That Council:-

1. ADOPTS the Management Strategies and Plan contained within the Draft Gnangara Lake Reserve Management Plan, as outlined in Attachments 1 and 2 to this report, and advertises the Management Strategies and Plan for public comment for a period of 6 weeks.

2. REVIEW the responsible agency designations for the various management strategies during the public comment period in consultation with the relevant agencies.

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ATTACHMENT 1

10. SUMMARY OF MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

All of the management strategies included in this Management Plan are listed in Table 7. Each of the management strategies has been assigned a rating for implementation that identifies those strategies that should be focussed on initially and those that can be implemented at a later time.

The rating system applicable as part of this Management Plan is as follows:

High [H] primary importance, implement immediately (within 2 years)

Medium [M] secondary importance, implement within 2 –5 years

Low [L] longer term consideration, implement within 5-10 years

The agency that should have primary responsibility for implementing or overseeing implementation of the management strategy is nominated in Table 7. In several instances all of the landowners or vesting authorities of land within GLR are considered responsible for implementation of the strategies, while for others the primary role for implementation is assigned to a single agency.

The nominated responsible agency may change subject to the negotiations and outcome of strategies to establish a Regional Park (P4) and establishment of the coordinating group (P5) and interim formal management arrangements (P6).

TABLE 7

MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

Management Strategy		Rating	Responsible Agency
PRINCIPAL MANAGEMENT DIRECTIONS
	Establish conservation as the primary goal of GLR and allow and promote managed recreation, educational and research activities consistent with the conservation objectives.	H	ALL
	Adopt the management principles for GLR outlined in this Management Plan.	H	ALL
	Implement management of GLR according to the zones and their acceptable uses and facilities identified in this Management Plan.	H	ALL
	Amend the vesting purpose and create reserves as necessary to ensure the entire GLR is managed as a Conservation and Recreation “A” Class reserve as part of a broader Regional Park with CALM as the managing authority.	M-L	ALL
	Establish a coordinating group to oversee implementation of this Management Plan.	H	ALL
	Establish interim formal management arrangements to coordinate management between the vested agencies and landowners until a Regional Park is formed.	H	ALL
	Ensure adequate liaison with relevant agencies to promote integrated management of GLR with adjoining areas such as Gnangara Park and any future Regional Park incorporating nearby wetlands.	M	ALL

Management Strategy		Rating	Responsible Agency
CONSERVATION
	Investigate the causes of acidification within the lake and develop a remediation program.	M-L	CoW
	Regularly review results of water level, water quality and biological monitoring within the lake, and identify significant changes or issues and implement strategies as necessary.	H	CoW
	Progressively rehabilitate disturbed and degraded areas initially focussing efforts in areas that have greatest potential to impact on better quality vegetation areas.	H-M	ALL
	Implement a weed control program that prioritises control of weeds based on invasiveness, distribution and impacts, focuses on areas adjacent to those that are largely weed free, and is integrated with rehabilitation works.	H	ALL
	Ensure recreation areas are appropriately designed to minimise potential for grass and other species to invade bushland areas.	H	CoW
	Follow suitable hygiene practices during implementation of works.	H	ALL
	Consider strategic phosphorus acid or phosphite application to control spread into currently uninfested areas.	M-L	ALL
	Use species that are resistant to dieback to revegetate areas that have been mapped as infested or uninterpretable.	H	ALL
	Consider implementing a baiting program for feral animals in association with feral animal control methods that may be implemented within adjoining pine plantations.	M-L	ALL
	Consider imposing controls on domestic cats within surrounding development areas.	M-L	CoW
	Install and maintain firebreaks as outlined in this Management Plan.	H	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Develop and implement a Fire Management and Response Plan for GLR.	H	ALL
	Remove all waste such as car bodies, sheet metal and household refuse from GLR on a continuous basis.	H	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Ensure the implementation of management measures is in accordance with the requirements of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972.	H	ALL
	Incorporate information on the cultural values into interpretative material and facilities where feasible.	M	ALL
	Liaise with Aboriginal groups to discuss proposed works and determine possible involvement in the management of GLR.	H	ALL
	Protect important viewscapes from nominated recreational areas.	H	CoW
RECREATION
	Develop recreational areas with appropriate facilities within the areas of GLR nominated as suitable for recreational use in accordance with this Management Plan.	H	CoW
	Remove existing facilities on the south-east of the lake and develop new facilities including toilets, picnic areas, parkland, play equipment and car parking.	H	CoW
	Consider development of a Rehabilitation Demonstration area within the disused quarry near Gnangara Road to include recreational opportunities associated with environmental education as part of the rehabilitation strategy.	M	ALL
	Install fencing or bollards around recreation nodes and GLR perimeter to limit off road vehicle access.	H	CoW
	Prohibit access for activities such as wildflower harvesting and off-road vehicle training.	H-M	CALM
	Install dual use paths and walk trails around the periphery of the wetland and within the bushland areas.	H-M	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Ensure access for fire fighting and maintenance vehicles.	H	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Permit dogs within Recreation Zones only on a leash.	H	CoW
	Install bridle trails adjacent to the dual use path around the lake and along firebreaks in the northern section of GLR.	H	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Annually review the impacts of horse riding and dog exercise activities as part of routine monitoring.	M	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Rationalise tracks by closing and rehabilitating tracks with no identified use.	H	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Erect signage at strategic locations that informs visitors of access and facilities, and provides interpretive material about the values of GLR and possible impacts of inappropriate use of the area.	H-M	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Promote visitor safety through educative material and signage.	H-M	ALL
LEASES & COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS
	Mining and quarrying activities within GLR should not be permitted.	H	ALL
	Any permitted commercial activities are to be consistent with or complementary to the conservation objectives	H	ALL
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
	Investigate the potential use of the existing house within GLR for interpretive and educative purposes and/or as a base for community groups assisting within environmental management in the area.	M	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Signage, leaflets, articles and interpretive walk trails should be used to encourage greater appreciation of the values of GLR and its management.	M	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Support and encourage involvement of the community and community based organizations in seed collection, tree planting, weed removal and monitoring by informing the community of planned activities and canvassing support.	H	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Develop programs in association with local schools for involvement with activities such as seed collecting, planting and monitoring, and for visits to GLR to increase awareness and appreciation of the area.	M	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Seek the input of local residents as part of the process of implementation and review of this Management Plan.	H	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Use signage or organised events to identify community groups, schools, and other parties that are involved in or sponsor activities associated with management of GLR.	M	CoW with CALM & DPI
RESEARCH & MONITORING
	Promote research activities within GLR particularly to investigate water quality issues within Gnangara Lake through liaison with relevant agencies and educational institutions.	M	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Support the continuation of current monitoring programs undertaken by the WRC.	H	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Routinely monitor changes in bushland condition and weed distribution, fire events, visitor usage and impacts of activities.	H	CoW with CALM & DPI
IMPLEMENTATION
	Develop a detailed 5 year program for the implementation of the measures outlined in this Management Plan.	H	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Liaise with the various responsible agencies or owners of land in GLR to ensure a coordinated management approach for implementation, funding and staffing is developed.	H	ALL
	Coordinate activities of community groups and volunteers within GLR.	H-M	CoW
	Review management strategies and implementation progress on an annual basis in conjunction with preparation of a detailed works program. The review should identify what has been achieved and consider the implications of any new information.	H	CoW with CALM & DPI
	Revise the plan within 5 years from the date the final plan is produced	H	CoW with CALM & DPI

Note: CoW: City of Wanneroo

CALM: Department of Conservation & Land Management

DPI: Department of Planning & Infrastructure

ALL: CoW, CALM, DPI

WRC: Water & Rivers Commission

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ATTACHMENT 3

TABLE 6

INDICATIVE COSTS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF WORK

Management Proposal	Estimated Requirements	Cost per unit *	Estimated Total Cost
Car Parking	750m² (25 bays)	Concrete / Asphalt: $25/m²	$18,750
Car Parking	750m² (25 bays)	Limestone: $7/m²	$5,250
Road Access	~200m	Concrete / Asphalt: $150/m	$30,000
Road Access	~200m	Limestone: $50/m	$10,000
DUP	5800m	Limestone: $10/m	$58,000
Walk Paths	2400m	Limestone: $10/m	$24,000
Fencing	9400m	Ringlock (1.2m): $10/m	$94,000
Bollards	650m	1.5m, 600mm in: $15/m	$9,750
Vehicle Access Point	13 access points	Collapsible Bollard: $900ea	$11,700
		Removable Bollard: $150ea	$1,950
		Steel Mesh Gate: $500ea	$6,500
Bridle Trails/Fire Breaks (ripping of soil, minor clearing)	5900m	$0.15/m	$885
BBQ (standard two plate electric in brick surround)	2 units	$7,000 per unit	$14,000
Tables/Seating (on concrete slab)	6 units	$1,000 per unit	$6,000
Play Equipment (pit and equipment)	1 unit	$25,000-$35,000 per unit	$25,000-$35,000
Signage (Sign and posts)	2 large (80x60cm)	$400ea	$800
Signage (Sign and posts)	10 small (40x30cm)	$150ea	$1,500
Rehabilitation (development of detailed Rehabilitation Plan and implementation of revegetation / weed control)	~400,000m²	$2.50/m²	$1,000,000

Note: * Estimates identified above do not include costs of on-going maintenance and monitoring

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PD13-05/02 Unauthorised Land Use: Lot 7 (219) Mary Street, Wanneroo

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Level 5 Approval by sb Date 16 May 2002

Level 4 Approval by sb Date 09 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by SB Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by sb Date 06 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by hw Date 03 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Planning & Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: Nil

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Issue

Consideration of an extension of time to allow relocation of an unauthorised manufacturing business.

Background

In April 2002, the City investigated a rural property in Mary Street, Wanneroo, and observed metal roof trusses stored on the lot. An investigation later revealed the trusses were being manufactured in a large shed on the lot.

Detail

The subject land is zoned “ Rural Resources” under District Planning Scheme No 2 where manufacturing processes fall within the definition of “general industry” or ‘light industry”. Both definitions are “X” uses, which are not permitted uses, for that zoning.

As the City has no discretion to consider such a use, a notice to discontinue the business within 14 days was issued by the City. The lot owner subsequently contacted the City and requested a non-conforming use right for a period of 12 months as he claimed not to have been aware of the planning requirements.

Comment

Manufacturing is a use that is not permitted in a Rural Resource zone.

Once the City is made aware of any illegal activities it is obliged to take the necessary action to bring about compliance. The City has endeavoured to do this within a timeframe which is considered to be reasonable, recognising that in almost all circumstances, negotiation ensues over an extended period. This period would ordinarily take up to 3 months.

The City considers that a three month period is an appropriate and reasonable time to find and relocate the current business to an approved site. It is understood, however, that the owner has not supported this but has sought a six month period instead. It should be noted that the City has not been able to confirm this in writing.

Council has two options available on this matter:

1. It can support an extension of time to provide six months for the activity to cease operating from this site.

2. If, however, it is felt that the six month moratorium is too excessive and creates administration difficulties in monitoring the non-permitted use, Council can reject the application and support a three month deadline for the closure of the unauthorised activities on the lot.

Statutory Compliance

The current manufacturing activity being conducted on the subject lot is illegal under DPS No 2 and therefore must be discontinued.

Strategic Implications

Nil

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

Nil

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority.

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Recommendation

That Council ADVISES the owner that the current activity being conducted at Lot 7 Mary Street Wanneroo is not permitted and therefore must cease operating within 3 months and relocate from the lot.

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Technical Services

Traffic Management

TS01-05/02 Brazier Road, Yanchep - Speed Zone Review

File Ref: 10063

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Level 4 Approval by jan brindal Date 08 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by Jan Brindal Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by Jan Brindal Date 06 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by Jan Brindal Date 06 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Technical Services

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 1

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Issue

To consider the reduction of the speed limit in Brazier Road, Yanchep as requested by Main Roads Western Australia.

Background

Recently the City became aware that Brazier Road from Two Rocks Road to Wilkie Avenue (in front of the Yanchep Lagoon kiosk) became a dedicated road under the care and the responsibility of the City as at 14 September 2001. As a result Main Roads Western Australia (MRWA) was requested to review the speed limit and road safety signs on this road. The current speed limit on Brazier Road is 60km/h.

Detail

MRWA has advised that it proposes to remove the current 60km/h speed limit on Brazier Road between Yanchep Beach Road and Wilkie Avenue and implement a 50km/h speed limit. This change will rationalise the speed limit to 50km/h for the whole of the Yanchep townsite. The revised speed limit will extend a distance of 150m north of the Yanchep Beach Road/Two Rocks Road intersection. It is then proposed to change to 70km/h for the next 500m and thereafter revert to the existing 90km/h speed limit – refer Attachment 1.

Comment

The Brazier Road alignment contains a set of reverse curves and in the last five years a number of recorded crashes of the “Out of Control” or “Runoff Road” type have occurred. It is the main access to the lagoon/kiosk area, which also attracts a large number of visitors. Brazier Road also provides alternative access to local residences.

MRWA has already indicated that the “proposed change has the endorsement of the Officer in Charge, Two Rocks Police Station”.

In considering the above information and in the interests of road safety for all road users, it is suggested that the proposed changes to the speed limit be supported.

Statutory Compliance

MRWA is responsible for speed zoning and associated signage and as part of its speed zoning procedure has sought Council’s concurrence to the reduction in speed limits in Brazier Road.

Strategic Implications

This proposal to reduce the speed limit in Brazier Road to 50kph is consistent with the goal of “Healthy Communities” in the City’s draft Strategic Plan and in particular with the objective to support and encourage the delivery of a safe and effective transport network

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

Nil

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority

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Recommendation

That Council ADVISES Main Roads Western Australia that it concurs with the proposed reduction in the speed limit on Brazier Road between Yanchep Beach Road and Wilkie Avenue from 60kph to 50kph.

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TS02-05/02 Calvert Way, Girrawheen - Parking Prohibitions

File Ref: 04120

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Level 4 Approval by jan brindal Date 08 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by Jan Brindal Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by Karen Delves Date 03 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by Karen Delves Date 03 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Technical Services

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 1

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Issue

To consider the installation of parking prohibition signs and associated kerb and footpath works in Calvert Way, Girrawheen.

Background

Parents accessing Girrawheen High School use Calvert Way to pick up and set down their children. The former City of Wanneroo/Joondalup constructed carparking embayments in 1998. Complaints have been received from the school regarding sight distance being obscured by parents parking on the northern verge, to the west of the school’s crossover.

Detail

Issues identified as a result of a site visit were:

· Most of the school catchment area is located towards Koondoola/Girrawheen and not Marangaroo. Both pedestrian and motorist activity is generated from these directions via Calvert Way.

· The carparking embayments on Calvert Way east are not being utilised by parents and similarly the eastern carpark within the school is not being fully utilised by teachers and
Year 12’s.

· Vehicles parked on the northern verge, west of the crossover for the entry to the school are obstructing sight distance for motorist and pedestrians.

· Vehicles parked on the southern verge (in front of the residences) blocked driveways and contributed to the deterioration of any grassed area on the verge. Vehicles also parked contra flow in the carparking embayments.

· Vehicles parked on the footpaths.

Outcomes to resolve many of the issues were identified as follows:

· Install “No Stopping Road or Verge” signs on the southern verge of Calvert Way (to preserve the residents amenity and access to their properties) and on the northern verge of Calvert Way to enhance sight distance for those egressing from the school’s carpark.

· Modification of the kerb profile to semi-mountable kerb in order to restrict vehicles mounting the verge.

· Reconstruction of the footpath to safely blend with the new semi-mountable kerb

· Modification to the school’s crossover.

Consultation

Consultation has taken place with the residents of Calvert Way who will be affected by parking prohibitions and the Principal of the school. All are in agreement with the parking prohibition signs being installed and the modifications to the kerb and footpath.

Comment

The installation of a new kerb profile on the southern side of Calvert Way will encroach into the old footpath and a section of the footpath will therefore require reconstruction. It is also an opportunity for residents to improve their crossovers and enhance their refurbished houses.

The installation of the parking prohibition sign on the road or verge will not be impeded by the proposed kerb modifications and can be installed immediately. This will enhance sight distance for both pedestrians and motorists egressing from the school site and will allow motorists travelling on the road network clearer vision of pedestrians and cyclists also using the road network. However, the kerb and footpath works are an integral part of the scheme to resolve the parking problems in Calvert Way and their implementation as part of the sign installation is supported.

Attachment 1 details the location/extent of the proposed parking prohibitions.

The estimated cost of the kerb and footpath remedial works is $15,000. The Education Department WA has not allocated any funds to the Wanneroo Junior Primary School Project (50% funding by each party), and the City funding of $30,000 in the 2001/2002 Capital Works Budget will not be expended. It is recommended that the works at Calvert Way be funded from this source with appropriate budget reallocation to be actioned. The remaining budget of $15,000 allocated to the Wanneroo Junior Primary School Project is available for reallocation.

Statutory Compliance

Nil

Strategic Implications

This proposal to install parking prohibition signs in Calvert Way, Girrawheen is consistent with the goal of “Healthy Communitites” in the City’s draft Strategic Plan and in particular with the objective to support and encourage the delivery of a safe and effective transport network.

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

A budget reallocation from Project No. 2193 (Wanneroo Junior Primary School, Shaw Road) totalling $15,000 is requested to fund remedial works at Calvert Way in support of proposed parking prohibitions. A new project number will need to be allocated for this work to be titled as Calvert Way Parking Prohibition Remedial Works.

Voting Requirements

Absolute Majority

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Recommendation

That Council:-

1. APPROVES the installation of “No Stopping Road or Verge” signs in Calvert Way as shown on City of Wanneroo Drawing No T 1791-1-0.

2. APPROVES the modifications to the kerbing and footpath in Calvert Way, Girrawheen as shown on City of Wanneroo Drawing No T 1791-1-0 and at an estimated cost of $15,000.

3. Pursuant to Section 6.8(1)(6) of the Local Government Act, APPROVES by an ABSOLUTE MAJORITY, the expenditure to be incurred in respect to Recommendation 2.

4. NOTES that the cost of kerbing and footpath works associated with proposed parking prohibitions at Calvert Way, Girrawheen are to be funded from Project 2193 Wanneroo Junior Primary School, Shaw Road Capital Works Budget Allocation, giving rise to the following budget amendment:

Project No	From	To	Comment
2193	$15,000		Part of Wanneroo Junior Primary School, Shaw Road Capital Works Budget Allocation not expended due to Education Department WA not having allocated funds to cover their 50% share of the project cost.
To be allocated		$15,000	Cost of remedial works associated with proposed parking prohibitions at Calvert Way, Girrawheen.

5. NOTIFIES Girrawheen High School and the residents of Calvert Way of Council’s decision.

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Infrastructure

TS03-05/02 2002/2003 Metropolitan Regional Road Program

File Ref: 08559

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Level 4 Approval by jan brindal Date 08 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by Jan Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by Jan Brindal Date 06 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by Jan Brindal Date 06 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Technical Services

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachment: Nil

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Issue

To consider budget provision for the City’s component of the funding for the road projects approved in the 2002/2003 Metropolitan Regional Road Program.

Background

Council at its meeting on 1 May 2001 (Item W149-05/01 refers) endorsed the submission of the following projects to Main Roads WA for funding as part of the Metropolitan Regional Road Program.

Road Improvement Projects 2002/2003 to 2005/2006

YEAR	ROAD	SECTION OF PROPOSED DUAL CARRIAGEWAY	ESTIMATED PROJECT COST	POINTS SCORE
2002/2003	Alexander Drive	Hepburn Avenue to Gnangara Rd	$ 2,750,000	611
2002/2003	Mirrabooka Avenue	Marangaroo Dr to Hepburn Ave	$ 1,740,000	616
2004/2005	Hepburn Avenue	Giralt Road to Mirrabooka Ave	$ 3,500,000	443

Road Rehabilitation Projects – 2002/2003

ITEM	ROAD	SECTION	SUBURB	WORKS
1	Yanchep Beach Road	Ch 900 to Ch 2250 – Ch00 at Wanneroo Road	Yanchep	Asphalt Reseal
2	Kingsway	Wanneroo Road to Skiet Road	Madeley	Asphalt Reseal
3	Evandale Road	Kingsway to Friendly Way	Darch	Asphalt Reseal
4	Buckingham Drive	Wanneroo Road to Hartman Road	Wangara	Asphalt Reseal
5	Elliott Road	Greenfields Circuit to Benmuni Road	Wanneroo/ Hocking	Asphalt Reseal
6	Giralt Road	Parin Road to Napier Road	Marangaroo	Asphalt Reseal
7	Templeton Crescent	Marangaroo Drive to Wanneroo Road	Girrawheen	Asphalt Reseal
8	Quarkum Street	Elliott Road to Karimba Street	Wanneroo	Asphalt Reseal

At its meeting on 4 September 2001, Council reviewed the submissions for Road Improvement Projects (Item TS06-09/01 refers) based on audited point scores and resolved:

‘To advise the North West Regional Road Sub Group of the following priorities for funding in the 2002/2003 Metropolitan Regional Road Program – Improvements Projects:

Mirrabooka Avenue – Marangaroo Drive to Hepburn Avenue

Alexander Drive – Hepburn Avenue to Gnangara Road”.

Detail

The Minister for Planning and Infrastructure approved on 26 March 2002 the following projects as part of the 2002/2003 Metropolitan Regional Road Program.

Road Improvement Projects

Hester Avenue – Marmion Avenue to Hidden Valley Retreat		$ 459,333
	Dual Carriageway Stage 2 Funding
Mirrabooka Avenue – Marangaroo drive to Hepburn Avenue		$ 540,667
	Dual Carriageway Stage 1 Funding
TOTAL		$1,000,000

Road Rehabilitation Projects

Kingsway, Madeley - Wanneroo Road to Skeet Road	$ 60,333
Buckingham Drive, Wangara – Wanneroo Road to Hartman Drive	$133,700
Elliot Road, Wanneroo – Greenfields Circuit to Benmuni Road	$102,924
Evandale Road, Darch – Kingsway to Friendly Way	$37,510

Comment

The reconstruction of Evandale Road to urban road standard with kerbing, drainage and asphalt seal has recently been completed as part of land development for the section between Kingsway and the Landsdale Farm School. When Hepburn Avenue, between Giralt Road and Mirrabooka Avenue is constructed there will be further upgrading works and modifications undertaken to Evandale Road between the Landsdale Farm School and Friendly Way. At the time of preparing the funding submission for an asphalt overlay to Evandale Road, a firm commitment for the upgrading of Evandale Road and construction of Hepburn Avenue had not been made. Given this commitment is now in place, it is recommended that Council advise Main Roads WA of these new developments and withdraw the Evandale Road Rehabilitation submission as it no longer complies with the guidelines.

With the remaining approved projects there is a requirement for Council to fund a minimum of one third the total cost of the works. On this basis, the recommended funding in the draft 2002/2003 Roadworks Capital Works Budget is summarised below:

Road Name	Total 2002/2003 Funding	MRRP Funding	Council Funding
Hester Avenue	$1,700,00	$459,333	$1,240,667
Mirrabooka Avenue	$1,000,000	$540,667	$459,333
Kingsway	$90,500	$61,333	$30,167
Buckingham Drive	$213,576	$133,700	$79,876
Elliot Road	$172,924	$102,924	$70,000
TOTAL	$3,177,000	$1,296,957	$1,880,043

Statutory Compliance

Nil

Strategic Implications

The funding of road improvement and rehabilitation projects through the Metropolitan Regional Road Program is consistent with the goal of “Healthy Communities” in the City’s draft Strategic Plan and in particular with the objective to provide appropriate infrastructure to improve safety and security within the community.

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

In accordance with the “Guidelines for Distribution of State Roads Funds to Local Government” as part of the Metropolitan Regional Road Program, Council is responsible for funding a minimum of one third of the cost of approved projects to ensure receipt of the State Government funding

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority

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Recommendation

That Council:-

1. NOTES that the following projects and associated funding have been approved as part of the 2002/2003 Metropolitan Regional Road Program:

Hester Avenue	$459,333
Mirrabooka Avenue	$540,667
Kingsway	$61,333
Buckingham Drive	$133,700
Elliot Road	$102,924
Evandale road	$37,510

2. ADVISES Main Roads WA that it withdraws the Evandale Road Rehabilitation submission due to its upgrade as part of land development and proposed Hepburn Avenue roadworks.

3. LISTS with a high priority for consideration in the draft 2002/2003 Roadworks Capital Works Budget the following funding for road projects approved as part of the Metropolitan Regional Road Program.

Road Name	Total 2002/2003 Funding	MRRP Funding	Council Funding
Hester Avenue	$1,700,00	$459,333	$1,240,667
Mirrabooka Avenue	$1,000,000	$540,667	$459,333
Kingsway	$90,500	$61,333	$30,167
Buckingham Drive	$213,576	$133,700	$79,876
Elliot Road	$172,924	$102,924	$70,000
TOTAL	$3,177,000	$1,296,957	$1,880,043

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Funding and Budget

TS04-05/02 Franklin Road Shoulder Reconstruction Project

File Ref: 16135

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Level 4 Approval by jan brindal Date 08 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by Jan Brindal Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by Jan Brindal Date 06 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by Jan Brindal Date 06 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Technical Services

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: Nil

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Issue

To consider a budget reallocation to utilise savings from Project Number 1159 – Caffagio Crescent and Senario Drive to accommodate a shortfall in funding for the Franklin Road Shoulder Reconstruction Project as part of the Roads to Recovery Programme.

Background

The City received funding under the Federal Government Roads to Recovery Programme and allocated it to three projects as part of the 2001/2002 Capital Works Budget. Major works for one of these projects (Project No 1159 – Construction of Caffagio Crescent & Senario Drive) are complete and unexpended funds are available for reallocation to other road projects in accordance with the guidelines for the Roads to Recovery Program.

Detail

Funds received under the Roads to Recovery Programme were allocated to the following projects in the 2001/2002 Capital Works Budget:

Project Number	Description	Funds
1159	Caffagio Crescent & Senario Drive – Road Construction	$377,331
2130	Franklin Road – Shoulder Construction	$320,000
1213	Rangeview Road – Road Upgrade	$234,669

These funds were allocated based on preliminary cost estimates prepared during the budget formulation process for the 2001/2002 budget. However, during construction of Project Number 1159 - Caffagio Crescent and Senario Drive, the scope of works was reviewed resulting in a reduction of the extent of earthworks, brick paving and landscaping on the northern side of Caffagio Crescent and on the eastern side of Senario Drive. Major works associated with this project have now been completed and unexpended funds in the order of $104,000 are available for use on other eligible projects. In order to fully utilise these funds provided under the Roads to Recovery Programme during the current financial year, it is necessary to reallocate surplus funds to other projects proposed for completion prior to 30 June 2002.

Council considered a report on this matter at its meeting on 9 April 2002 and approved the reallocation of $65,000 from Project No 1159, Caffagio Crescent and Senario Drive – Road Construction to Project No 1213, Rangeview Road Reconstruction Project to meet the shortfall in funding for an increased scope of works for the project.

Franklin Road, Wanneroo is currently in the process of being upgraded between Trichet Road and Caporn Street. This project involves shoulder reconstruction to establish a 7.4 metre wide carriageway width, with 1.2 metre wide unsealed bitumen emulsion stabilised shoulders. It is funded from Project No 2130 which has a $320,000 approved budget allocation for this purpose. At the completion of this project the existing sealed surface will be asphalt resurfaced to a 7.4 metre width utilising the 2001/2002 Metropolitan Regional Road Program funding for this purpose.

A fundamental component of this upgrading project is to provide adequate drainage provisions on either side of the road. The normal rural standard drainage comprises open table drains with culverts across crossovers where required. Physical site constraints such as lamp posts, crossovers, boundary wall levels and underground utility services dictate that some kerbing and underground piped stormwater drainage will be necessary to adequately address the stormwater runoff from the pavement. The recent April rains highlighted the need to construct drainage facilities beyond that normally provided for rural roads. Although the drainage issue is complicated to a degree from runoff discharged from private properties, it is not considered that this situation is fundamental to the difficulties encountered.

This project was estimated on the basis that the upgrading work would be fully compliant with the City’s normal rural road standard, however these additional drainage requirements make it necessary for Council to consider a funding reallocation to meet the additional $39,000 cost associated with the kerbing and piped drainage.

Comment

The shoulder reconstruction works on Franklin Road between Rome road and Belgrade Road have been put on hold subject to additional funding being sourced for the proposed drainage upgrade works. These works are required to address existing drainage problems and the reallocation of funds is supported to undertake the drainage upgrade as part of the shoulder reconstruction works.

Project No’s 1159 (Caffagio Crescent and Senario Drive) and 2130 (Franklin Road) are funded from the Roads to Recovery Programme and it is therefore appropriate to reallocate funds to the value of $39,000 from Project Number 1159 to Project Number 2130 so that the drainage works can be undertaken in conjunction with the shoulder reconstruction works.

The stormwater that is discharging from private properties in the vicinity is secondary to the fundamental drainage difficulties and will be pursued with the property owners with a view to minimising this additional runoff into the Franklin Road reserve.

Statutory Compliance

Private property owners are required to contain stormwater within their property in accordance with Clause 13.2 of the Private Property Local Law 2001 as adopted by Council at its meeting of 9 April 2002 (Item PD11-04/02 refers). The clause states as follows:

“13.2 A person shall not allow storm water or other waste water to discharge onto:

(a) an adjoining lot without the current approval of the adjoining owner; or

(b) on to a road reserve or other property under the care control and management of the local government without the approval of the local government.”

Strategic Implications

Nil

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

This report recommends the reallocation of funds between approved projects as part of the Roads to Recovery Programme and does not require the injection of additional funds to complete these projects.

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority

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Recommendation

That Council:-

1. NOTES that the change in scope of works for the Franklin Road Shoulder Reconstruction Project to incorporate drainage upgrade works beyond the normal rural road standard in the section between Rome Road and Belgrade Road has resulted in an estimated shortfall in funding of $39,000 for this Roads to Recovery Programme approved project.

2. NOTES that the shortfall in funding from the Franklin Road Shoulder Reconstruction Project is to be funded from the Roads to Recovery Programme through budget savings on roadworks associated with the Caffagio Crescent and Senario Drive Road Construction Project, giving rise to the following budget amendment:

Project No	From	To	Description
1159	$39,000		Caffagio Crescent and Senario Drive
2130		$39,000	Franklin Road

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TS05-05/02 Construction of the Extension of Hepburn and Mirrabooka Avenues

Report to be tabled at the meeting.

Corporate Services

CS01-05/02 Policy for the Collection of Rates and Service Charges

File Ref: 26174

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Level 4 Approval by Audrey Binnie Date 09 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by A Binnie Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by Mike Cole Date 03 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by Mike Cole Date 03 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Corporate Services

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: Nil

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Issue

To endorse a policy for the collection of rates and services charges levied under the Local Government Act 1995.

Background

The City does not currently have a formalised policy for the collection of outstanding rates and service charges, however, there are a number of practices and procedures in place to recover the amounts involved. The purpose of this policy is to formally establish a standard for the recovery of outstanding rates and service charges.

Detail

The introduction of a Debt Recovery Policy will assist the City in achieving its goal and provide the City’s staff with a clearly defined policy in regard to the recovery of rates and service charges.

Consultation

Nil.

Comment

The City’s administration already adheres to an informal set of internal policies and practices to recover outstanding rates and service charges. The proposed policy, if adopted, will merely formalise the current arrangements.

Statutory Compliance

The proposed policy for the collection of rates and service charges complies with the relevant requirements of the Local Government Act 1995.

Strategic Implications

Under Goal 4 of the City’s Strategic Plan, Corporate Management and Development, the Corporate Services Directorate has listed “Maintain an equitable rating system” as an objective. In achieving this objective, the City will aim to maximise income by reducing rates outstanding at year-end.

Policy Implications

The proposed policy seeks to formalise practices already in place to recover outstanding rates and service charges.

Financial Implications

Nil.

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority

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Recommendation

That Council APPROVES the Collection of Rates and Service Charges Policy, as detailed hereunder:-

COLLECTION OF RATES AND SERVICE CHARGES

Policy Owner: Director Corporate Services

Distribution: All employees

Implementation: [Date of meeting and Item No]

Scheduled Review: 1 July 2003

Objective

To establish a formal standard for the recovery of outstanding rates and charges levied under the Local Government Act 1995.

Statement

The following process is to be followed for the recovery of outstanding rates and service charges. Legal proceedings will continue until payment of the rates and service charges are made in full.

1. Issue Final Notices

A Final Notice is to be issued 14 days after the due date, to those persons who have made either no payment, or insufficient payment to cover the first instalment. The Final Notice is to specify that the ratepayer/s have seven (7) days to pay in full or to enter into a special repayment arrangement. Final Notices are not to be issued to eligible persons registered to receive the pensioner rebate under the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Act 1992 as such persons have until 30 June in the year of rating to make payment, without incurring any late payment penalties.

2. Notice of Intention to Summons

A Notice of Intention to Summons is to be issued within 28 days after the due date to those persons who did not respond appropriately to the Final Notice. The Notice of Intention to Summons is to specify that the ratepayer/s have fourteen (14) days to pay in full or to enter into a special repayment arrangement – failure to do so will result in a summons being issued without further notice.

3. Issue of a Summons

3.1 A Summons is to be issued through the Northern Suburbs Bailiff, which area of responsibility includes the City of Wanneroo, if no response is received in relation to the Notice of Intention to Summons. In accordance with Section 6.56 of the Local Government Act 1995, Summons fees are to be debited to the ratepayer/s account.

3.2 Ratepayers are required to either pay the full amount on the Summons or pay by instalments. If they chose to pay by instalments, they must sign the Confession of Debt on the reverse of the Summons and enter the amount they agree to pay in each instalment. Such instalments are subject to acceptance by the Chief Executive Officer or an officer delegated by the Chief Executive Office.

3.3 If the Confession of Debt is not returned after fourteen (14) days of the issue of a Summons, a letter is to be sent requesting the ratepayer/s complete the Confession of Debt and return it to the City within seven (7) days. If, after the further period of seven (7) days, the Confession of Debt is not returned to the City, a Warrant of Execution is to be issued.

3.4 If an instalment payment is received from a ratepayer/s but the Confession of Debt has not been returned to the City, a letter is sent requesting that the Confession of Debt be completed and returned to the City.

3.5 When the Confession of Debt is received, it must be checked to ensure that it has been duly signed and witnessed. If not signed or witnessed, it must be returned requesting that the Confession of Debt be duly completed.

3.6 If the Confession of Debt has been completed correctly, a repayment arrangement is to be entered into so long as the proposed repayment arrangement is acceptable to the City. This is to ensure that the debt is recovered within a reasonable timeframe. A letter is sent confirming acceptance of the repayment arrangement.

3.7 If the proposed repayment arrangement is not acceptable to the City, a letter is sent advising that the proposed arrangement is not sufficient to repay the debt in a reasonable time and requesting the ratepayer/s to contact the City’s Rating Services staff. Staff discretion is required when contact is made as some ratepayer/s are in genuine financial difficulty and may be unable to pay more that what was proposed on their Confession of Debt.

3.8 If payment of the Summons is received, but no Confession of Debt returned, and there is a small balance owing or the legal fees have not been paid, a letter is to be sent advising of same and requesting payment.

3.9 If the repayment arrangement, as agreed on the Confession of Debt, is not honoured, a letter is to be sent advising that the repayment is overdue and advising that if payment is not received by the agreed date, a Warrant of Execution will be issued.

4. Non-Service of Summons

4.1 When a Summons is unable to be served, a Non-Service of Summons will be issued by the Bailiff. The Bailiff may advise if the property is a rental property or will provide an alternative address for the summons to be re-issued.

4.2 If the property is a rental property, the property agent is to be contacted to ascertain the new address. If the property agent is responsible for payment of the rates, the address is to be changed and a new rate notice is to be sent to the property agent for payment.

4.3 If a new address is supplied, the new address is to be recorded. A letter is sent, informing the owner/s of the summons and if not responded to within seven (7) days Council will re-issue the summons.

5. Warrant of Execution

5.1 If the ratepayer/s has not responded to the Summons, a Warrant of Execution is to be issued fourteen (14) days after the date of issue of the Summons. The Warrant of Execution is also processed through the Northern Suburbs Bailiff.

5.2 The Warrant of Execution is a goods Warrant in the first instance and if the warrant is returned Nulla Bona (no goods), then a land warrant is to be issued.

5.3 Where a Warrant involves land where the owner resides, the approval of Council to be obtained before the land Warrant is lodged. Warrants against land may be used to collect outstanding rates and service charges in respect of investment properties without a requirement that these be referred to Council.

6. Section 6.64 – Sale of Land

If any rates and charges which are due to Council in respect of any rateable land have been unpaid for at least 3 years, Council may take possession of the land under the provisions of Section 6.64 of the Local Government Act 1995. The approval of Council is to be obtained before this course of action is undertaken.

7. Section 6.60 – Seizure of Rent for Non Payment of Rates

Where the owner of a leased or rented property, on which rates and service charges are outstanding, cannot be located or refuses to settle rates and service charges owed, a notice may be served on the lessee or tenant under the provisions of Section 6.60 of the Local Government Act 1995, requiring the lessee or tenant to pay to the City the rent due under the lease/tenancy agreement as it becomes due, until the amount in arrears has been paid. The Chief Executive Officer has delegated authority to implement the provisions of Section 6.60 and this authority has been on-delegated to the Manager Financial Services.

Responsibility for Implementation

Manager Finance Services.

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CS02-05/02 Rates Charges - Review of Policy

File Ref: 28458

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Level 4 Approval by Audrey Binnie Date 09 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by Audrey Binnie Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by Mike Cole Date 02 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by Mike Cole Date 02 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Corporate Services

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: Nil

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Issue

To consider the review of the City’s Rates Charges Policy and adopt the amended Policy.

Background

The current policy was implemented on 1 July 1999 and as part of the ongoing review process some inconsistencies have been noted.

Detail

A review of the policy has now been completed. The review highlighted some inconsistencies between the Policy and the Local Government Act 1995 (and associated regulations). The proposed amended Policy is now consistent with the requirements of all relevant legislation and will in future be referred to as the Rates and Service Charges Policy.

Consultation

Nil.

Comment

The differences between the existing policy and the proposed amended policy are outlined as follows –

· The existing Policy provides for initial due dates of rate payments outside the incentive scheme option to be 28 days following the date of issue of the rate notice. The Local Government Act 1995 and associated regulations stipulate a 35 day period and hence the amended Policy is now consistent with legislation.

· The existing Policy is domiciled the “Rates Charges Policy”. As it refers to rates and service charges the amended Policy will be titled the “Rates and Service Charges Policy”.

Statutory Compliance

The amended Policy is consistent with the relevant provisions of the Local Government Act 1995 and the Local Government (Financial Management) Regulations 1996.

Strategic Implications

Nil.

Policy Implications

Revised Policy No. FP4 “Rates and Service Charges” is consistent with legislative requirements.

Financial Implications

Nil.

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority

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Recommendation

That Council APPROVES the replacement of the existing Policy No. FP4 Rates Charges with the revised Policy No. FP4 “Rates and Service Charges” as detailed hereunder:-

5.1.4 Rates and Service Charges

Policy Number FP4

Policy Owner: Director Corporate Services

Distribution: All employees

Implementation: [Date of meeting and Item No.]

Scheduled Review: 1 July 2005

Objective

To establish a standard for charges relating to rates and service charges in accordance with the Local Government Act 1995 and the Local Government (Financial Management) Regulations 1996.

Statement

The following payment options, time frames, discounts, charges and interest rates shall apply to rates and service charges.

Option	Admin Charge	Late payment Interest Charge	Incentive	Due dates
Pay in full	Nil	N/a	Yes	21 days following issue of rate notice
Pay in full	Nil	N/a	No	35 days following issue of rate notice
2 equal instalments	Yes – 1 only	Yes	No	35 days following issue of rate notice; and 63 days after due date of 1st instalment
4 equal instalments	Yes – 3 only	Yes	No	35 days following issue of rate notice; 63 days after due date of 1st instalment; 63 days after due date of 2nd instalment; 63 days after due date of 3^rd instalment;
Special Repayment Arrangements	Yes	Yes	No	As determined in agreement

An administration fee as adopted in the annual budget, together with an interest charge, not greater than the maximum rate of interest allowed under Regulation 68 of the Local Government (Financial Management) Regulations 1996, is applicable. Such interest is to be calculated in accordance with Regulation 69 of the Local Government (Financial Management) Regulations 1996, being on a simple interest basis by applying the rate of interest imposed by the local government to the amount of each instalment for the period between the due date of the first instalment and the due date of each subsequent instalment.

Special Repayment Arrangements

In accordance with the provisions of Section 6.49 of the Local Government Act 1995, a local government* may enter into special payment arrangements with ratepayers for the payment of rates and service charges. An administration fee per assessment as adopted in the annual budget will apply for each payment arrangement.

*Pursuant to Delegation 2.1.13, this function has been delegated to the Chief Executive Officer who in turn has delegated it to the Director Corporate Services, Manager Financial Services and the Senior Rates Officer.

Responsibility for Implementation

Manager Finance

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CS03-05/02 Warrant of Payments - for the Period to 30 April 2002

File Ref: 19882

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Level 3 Approval by Audrey Binnie Date 09 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by Mike Cole Date 08 May 2002

Level 1 Approval by Mike Cole Date 08 May 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Corporate Services

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: Nil

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Issue

Presentation to the Council of a list of accounts paid for the month of April 2002, including a statement as to the total amounts outstanding at the end of the month.

Background

Local Governments are required each month to prepare a list of accounts paid for that month and submit the list to the next Ordinary Meeting of the Council.

In addition, it must record all other outstanding accounts and include that amount with the list to be presented. The list of accounts paid and the total of outstanding accounts must be recorded in the minutes of the Council meeting.

Detail

Funds

Vouchers

Amount

City of Wanneroo -

Director Corporate Services Advance Account

Cheque Numbers

EFT Document Numbers

24543 – 25549

5000270 - 50000292

$4,162,678.87

City of Wanneroo – Municipal Account

000169 - 000171

$8,036,915.50

At the close of April 2002 outstanding creditors amounted to $600.263.81.

Consultation

Nil.

Comment

The list of cheques and the end of month total of outstanding creditors for the month of April 2002 is presented to the Council for information and recording in the minutes of the meeting, as required by the Local Government (Financial Management) Regulations 1996.

Statutory Compliance

Regulation 13(1) of the Local Government (Financial Management) Regulations 1996 requires a local government to list the accounts paid each month and total all outstanding creditors at the month end and present such information to the Council at its next Ordinary Meeting after each preparation. A further requirement of this Section is that the prepared list must be recorded in the minutes of the Council meeting.

Strategic Implications

Nil.

Policy Implications

Nil.

Financial Implications

Nil.

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority

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Recommendation

That Council RECEIVES the list of cheques drawn for the month of April 2002, as summarised and listed below:-

Funds

Vouchers

Amount

City of Wanneroo -

Director Corporate Services Advance Account

Cheque Numbers

EFT Document Numbers

24543 – 25549

5000270 - 50000292

$4,162,678.87

City of Wanneroo – Municipal Account

000169 - 000171

$8,036,915.50

Warrant of Payments for the Month of April 2002

City of Wanneroo - Director Corporate Services Advance Account

Cheque No.	Cheque Date	Vendor Name	Amount	Details
4543	03-Apr-02	FREDA NORTH	15.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24544	04-Apr-02	ADVANCED MATTING	1,249.79	HEONAIR GREEN POLY NIB
24545	04-Apr-02	ADVANCED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT	3,517.60	2 X T/CONTROLLERS & SIGNS
24546	04-Apr-02	ART PRESENTATION	1,455.00	FRAMING
24547	04-Apr-02	BIG ROCK TOYOTA/WILD WEST	448.61	D C/KIT COASTER HZB5
24548	04-Apr-02	COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS	16,413.63	ADVERTISING ORDERS
24549	04-Apr-02	CHUBB SECURITY AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	85.80	TECH REPAIR AMPLIFTER
24550	04-Apr-02	CHADSON ENGINEERING PTY LTD	49.50	LEAF RAKE H/D
24551	04-Apr-02	YUM YUM CHOCOLATES	140.00	MULTI CHOCOLATE
24552	04-Apr-02	DYMOCKS WHITFORDS	28.01	SIMPLE SOUL& OTHER SHORT STORY
24553	04-Apr-02	DATAFLOW BUSINESS SYSTEMS	509.00	3000 LASER CHQ'S COW
24554	04-Apr-02	BOOK CITY OCEAN KEYS	120.49	VARIOUS BOOKS
24555	04-Apr-02	E R S AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	317.35	AQUEOUS PARTS WASHER
24556	04-Apr-02	EASTERN PRESS PTY LTD	100.00	SAFER CITZ A3 COLOUR COPIES
24557	04-Apr-02	EXPRESS CHEMICALS	517.00	20KG CHOCKRITE
24558	04-Apr-02	FOAMWORLD	102.75	VARIOUS PIECES OF FOAM
24559	04-Apr-02	GREENWOOD PARTY HIRE	628.10	HIRE TABLES
24560	04-Apr-02	HAYS MONTROSE	1,079.93	A FAWCETT W/E 15.05.02
24561	04-Apr-02	ICON OFFICE TECHNOLOGY	886.09	M/READING CITY279 GUMBLOSSOM COMMUNITY CENTRE
				YANCHEP LIB CITY285
				M/READING CITY315 HAINSWORTH LEISURE CENTRE
				WANN LIB CITY282
				M/READING CITY303 WANNEROO RECREATION CENTRE
				M/READING CITY500 B & F MAINTENANCE
				G/WHEEN LIB CITY281
				H/RESOURCES CITY266
				H/RESOURCES CITY 266
				BLACK COPIER TONER ETC
24562	04-Apr-02	INDUSTRIAL CLEANING EQUIPMENT	3,345.00	DIRTBLASTER
24563	04-Apr-02	KEY HYDRAULICS	704.00	GEHL SKID STEER
				2 HYDRAULIC CYCL-BOBCATS
24564	04-Apr-02	MACDONALD JOHNSTON ENG CO P/LTD	76.63	CR PAID QTY 12 INV 256510 LINE 1
				DECAL KEEP HANDS AWAY
24565	04-Apr-02	ORANGE	5,743.49	PAGER NETWORK CHGES
				ACCOUNT SUMMARY
24566	04-Apr-02	PERTH CONCERT SOUND & VIDEO	330.00	PA HIRE LIVE SKATE COMP
24567	04-Apr-02	P P K ENVIRONMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE P/L	1,100.00	INVESTIGATION LAKE JOON
24568	04-Apr-02	PALMTEQ LTD	66.00	KEYBOARD WEDGE CABLE
24569	04-Apr-02	SANDS & MCDOUGALL OFFICE PRODUCT	11,281.97	STATIONERY FEB 2002
24570	04-Apr-02	SHELL COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA LTD	26,302.12	DIESEL UNLEADED
24571	04-Apr-02	STONEVILLE COMMUNICATIONS	1,826.00	1 X TAIT 202 FESA UHF RADIO
24572	04-Apr-02	VISTA DESIGNS	501.60	WHITEBOARD
24573	04-Apr-02	WESTBOOKS	793.97	VARIOUS BOOKS
24574	04-Apr-02	WESTFUEL	1,301.61	ZOOM UNMARKED, DEL CHARGE
24575	04-Apr-02	WANNEROO DAIRY SUPPLIES	462.05	MILK WANN LIB
				MILK SUPPLY WANNEROO LIBRARY
				AQUA MILK
				MILK SUPPLY AQUAMOTION WANNEROO
				MILK SUPPLY WORKS DEPOT
				MILK WORKS DEPOT
				MILK SUPPLY CIVIC CENTRE
				MILK CIVIC CTRE
24576	04-Apr-02	AUST INST OF MANAGEMENT	965.00	TIME MANAGEMENT NON MAN
				WORLD CLASS SERVICE SEMINAR
				FACILITATION SKILLS 8.04/02-10/04/02
24577	04-Apr-02	AMERICAN INTER UNDERWRITERS	7.00	PAYROLL DED F/E 29/3/02
24578	04-Apr-02	ALINTA GAS	6,506.60	JENOLAN WY COMM CTR
				S ALEXANDER 381999289
				AQUAMOTION CONTROL
24579	04-Apr-02	AUSTRALIAN LOCAL GOVT JOB DIR	418.00	PROPERTY SYSTEMS 2002
24580	04-Apr-02	ALEXANDER HTS ADULT DAY CARE P/CASH	105.10	P/CASH
24581	04-Apr-02	AUSTRALIAN MANUFACT WKS UNION	77.40	PAYROLL DED F/E 29/3/02
24582	04-Apr-02	ALEXANDER HEIGHTS - THE HEIGHTS COMM HOUSE PETTY CASH	70.10	P/CASH
24583	04-Apr-02	AUST BUSINESS TELEPHONE CO	1,290.30	LEADER 726 (IVORY) & LEADER 852 (IVORY)
24584	04-Apr-02	ABORIGINAL SENIORS GROUP PETTY CASH	50.00	P/CASH
24585	04-Apr-02	AUST GOVERNMENT ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES	216.70	CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF KALFOSS
24586	04-Apr-02	BELL HEALTH	280.49	CARE RECEIVER
				CARE RECIEVER
24587	04-Apr-02	BOLINDA PUBLISHING PTY LTD	235.62	VARIOUS BOOKS
24588	04-Apr-02	BOCS TICKETING	1,320.00	TICKETS PRINTED
24589	04-Apr-02	BEST LOOK PAINTING & DECORATING CONTRACTORS	2,519.00	PAINTING WANN REC CTRE
24590	04-Apr-02	CHICKEN TREAT WANNEROO	129.35	WHOLE CHICKENS
24591	04-Apr-02	COCKMAN HOUSE PETTY CASH	45.35	P/CASH
24592	04-Apr-02	CABCHARGE	298.64	CABCHARGES
24593	04-Apr-02	CITY OF WANNEROO PAYROLL A/C	1,609.00	PAYROLL DED F/E 29/3/02
24594	04-Apr-02	CHEF EXCEL PTY LTD	1,704.00	ASSORTED SW 14/3/02
				CHEESE PLATTER 13/3/02
				COCKTAIL MENU
				COUNCIL BUFFET MENU
24595	04-Apr-02	CHICKEN TREAT JOONDALUP	331.12	CHICKEN/CHIPS CANS
24596	04-Apr-02	DEPT OF LAND ADMINISTRATION	12.00	COPIES S21271
24597	04-Apr-02	DRIVECHECK AUSTRALIA 2000 PTY LTD	82.50	HHI RECALIBRATION
24598	04-Apr-02	ELECTRIC STOVEMAN	174.63	CHEF WIRED HOT PLATE
24599	04-Apr-02	ENVIRONMENTAL LAND CLEARING SERVICES	2,926.00	CARTAGE OF MULCH
24600	04-Apr-02	FOLKES SMITH & ASSOCIATES	22,583.00	BOLLARDS/DEL
24601	04-Apr-02	HAINSWORTH CENTRE CRECHE	250.00	CRECHE SUBSIDY
24602	04-Apr-02	HOMECARE PURSUITS	4,464.69	TEMP STAFF
				GARDENING
				CACP CLIENT SERVICES
24603	04-Apr-02	HYDRA-PAK	865.70	BALE FINGERS TO SUIT AUTO TIE BALER
24604	04-Apr-02	HEIGHTECH SAFETY SYSTEMS	2,805.00	CONSULTING FM12441 12440 12439
24605	04-Apr-02	HUTTON STREET STATIONERY	500.00	SPIRAX MEMO BOOK
24606	04-Apr-02	INTERCITY OFFICE PARTITIONING	1,914.00	DEMOLITION STUD WALLS
24607	04-Apr-02	M LAVAN	1,500.00	FEE AQUA CRECHE OPERATION
24608	04-Apr-02	MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE UNION-PAYROLL	1,129.54	PAYROLL DED F/E 29/3/02
24609	04-Apr-02	P & T E MATHIAS HYDRAULIC CONTRACTORS	4,464.90	MON-FRIDAY BADGERUP
24610	04-Apr-02	MIRAGE TECHNOLOGY	720.00	EXCEL WORD INTERMEDIATE
				WORD & EXCEL INTRO LANGOULANT & JARVIS
24611	04-Apr-02	MASTER CRAFT PROFESSIONAL PAINTING & DECORATING	2,222.00	REPAIR ROLLERDOOR.DOWN PIPES
24612	04-Apr-02	NICK DEL BORRELLO	2,134.00	96699 REPAIR CRACKS IN DIF
24613	04-Apr-02	NORMAN DENNIS	41.66	KEY HOLDER MARCH02
24614	04-Apr-02	OPTUS COMMUNICATIONS	43.00	SERVICE CHCARGES
24615	04-Apr-02	PRIME REALTY	210.00	RENT D MANION
24616	04-Apr-02	PAUL'S TURF SERVICES	480.00	REINSTATE VERGE LAWN
24617	04-Apr-02	PALACE HOMES CONSTRUCTION	2,444.20	JOHN MALONEY RES
24618	04-Apr-02	QUINNS ROCKS ADULT DAY CARE P/CASH	46.20	P/CASH
24619	04-Apr-02	ST JOHN AMBULANCE OF AUSTRALIA	100.00	C HOOPER 01069491
24620	04-Apr-02	ST JOHN AMBULANCE OF AUSTRALIA	192.50	2 DAY SEN FIRST AID COURSE
24621	04-Apr-02	SHOW WEST	880.00	SERVICES OF PLAY EQUIP
24622	04-Apr-02	TELSTRA CORPORATION	20,900.50	MOBILE NET
				MOBILE NET ACCOUNT
				ACCOUNT SUMMARY
24623	04-Apr-02	TECHNICAL OPERATIONS PETTY CASH	448.55	P/CASH
24624	04-Apr-02	WATER CORPORATION	431.25	STANDPIPE HIRE STOLEN
24625	04-Apr-02	WATER CORPORATION	1,502.10	WATER USAGE 25/-/01-12/3/02
24626	04-Apr-02	WATER CORPORATION	10,153.75	ADJUSTMENT CHARGES
				BUTTERWORTH PK
				HAINSWORTH PK
				KOONDOOLA COMM HALL
				ALEXANDER HGHTS COMMUNITY HALL
				JAN/FEB02 LEISURE/RANGERS
24627	04-Apr-02	W A LOCAL GOVT SUPERANNUATION	301,095.71	SUPERANNUATION MARCH 2002
24628	04-Apr-02	WESTERN POWER	123,745.15	TOPPING PK BBQ'S
				3 JAVEZ DR, QUINNS ROCKS
				23 DUNDEBAR RD
				JOONDALUP DRV, CARRAMAR UNDERPASS
				GISHERMANS HOLLOW BCH
				FREDERICK STUBBS PK
				WILKIE PK
				G/WHEEN/KOONDOOLA SCOUT HALL
				JOSEPHINE PK
				BROADVIEW PK
				LOT 15 BADGENUP RD, WANGARA
				MCCOY PK
				VOSCANOS PK
				J MALONEY PK
				GREENPARK RD
				HIGHVIEW PK
				KOONDOOLA COMM HALL
				DAMAGE SEAGROVE CNR MARMION
				ALEXANDER HGHTS COMMUNITY HALL
				CHARNWOOD PK
				JOHN MALONEY PK
				FOUNDATION PK
				ST ANDREWS PK
				OLDHAM PK
				SIRIUS RD, QUINNS ROCKS
				WARRADALE PK
				G/WHEEN LIB
				GUMBLOSSOM COMM CTR
				GUMBLOSSUM PK
				PALOMA PK
				STREETLIGHTS
				CARRAMAR GOLF
				AQUAMOTION POOL - BLD
				STREET LIGHTS
24629	04-Apr-02	WANNEROO TAVERN	99.00	VARIOUS BEER
24630	04-Apr-02	WANNEROO CENTRAL NEWSAGENCY	53.45	VARIOSU PAPERS & MAGAZINES
24631	04-Apr-02	W A LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOC.	44.00	BREAKFAST D GARE
24632	05-Apr-02	SCOTT PARK HOMES	597.99	197571 R/REFUND
				197569 R/REFUND
24633	05-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
24634	05-Apr-02	BRUCE PERRYMAN	172.60	HOSPITALITY SUPPLIES
				SUNSIDY FOR TELEPHONE RENTAL
24635	05-Apr-02	J ARRIGO	91.66	KEY HOLDER MARCH02
24636	05-Apr-02	ROBERT TAYLOR	91.66	KEY HOLDER MARCH02
24637	05-Apr-02	CSL LIMITED	2,116.62	FLUVAZ 0.5ML PACK
24638	05-Apr-02	TENANT SETTLEMENTS	364.18	161208 R/REFUND
24639	05-Apr-02	OCKERBY REAL ESTATE	147.63	144860 R/REFUND
24640	05-Apr-02	WHITE OAK HOME CARE SERVICES PTY LTD	340.18	CLIENT SAAD ATIA
24641	05-Apr-02	YOUTH AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF WA	27.50	WHOSE SPACE? PUBLICAT
24642	05-Apr-02	WHITFORD MARQUEE & PARTY HIRE	869.00	CHAIRS, CHEOME STAND
24643	05-Apr-02	PETER WEARNE SETTLEMENTS	88.89	170754 R/REFUND
24644	05-Apr-02	LYNNE VERGUNST	91.66	KEY HOLDER MARCH02
24645	05-Apr-02	AMAZING STAGING	2,395.80	ACCOMODATION J JONES
				MARQUEES/FENCING
24646	05-Apr-02	SHARP FINANCE	444.09	DIGITAL COPIER
24647	05-Apr-02	PEET & CO	106,523.00	197542 R/REFUND
				REFUND DUE SUBDIVISION
				146080 REFUND DUE SUBDIVISION
24648	05-Apr-02	PEET & CO	2,239.47	141764 R/REFUND
24649	05-Apr-02	AQUA ATTACK	300.00	BOND REFUND
24650	05-Apr-02	D HETHERINGTON	91.66	KEY HOLDER MARCH02
24651	05-Apr-02	WANNEROO LIONS CLUB (FUNCTION)	200.00	CANCELLED SKATE COMP
				SKATE COMP 21-JUL-01
24652	05-Apr-02	SKILLPATH SEMINARS	398.00	SEMINAR: DEALING WITH NEGATIVE ATTITUDES IN THE WORKPLACE ATTENDEES; M TEAL & D STERPINI
24653	05-Apr-02	NORTHERN SUBURBS BAILIFF	56.85	NON RECOVERABLE POUNDAGE
24654	05-Apr-02	CANPRINT COMMUNICATIONS	324.00	BUILD CODE AUST 96 VOL
24655	05-Apr-02	JINGLES FANCY DRESS HIRE	154.00	SAFETY ROO MASCOT - CLEANING & REPAIRS
24656	05-Apr-02	INTRACO MANAGEMENT CONSULTING PTY LTD	2,090.00	FINAL STAGE PAYMENT (RISK&SAFETY)
24657	05-Apr-02	INFRINGEMENT PAYMENT CENTRE	110.00	D7044914 MD MARES
24658	05-Apr-02	MARGARET GILCHRIST	41.66	KEY HOLDER MARCH02
24659	05-Apr-02	D STERPINI	129.96	PUBLICATIONS FDC-VAC CARE
24660	05-Apr-02	EVAN MARTIN	41.66	KEY HOLDER MARCH02
24661	05-Apr-02	TAYLOR WOODROW (AUST) PTY LTD	7,413.26	152364 OVERPAYMENT R/REFUND
				147394 R/REFUND
				195635 R/REFUND
				152366 R/REFUND
24662	05-Apr-02	WANNEROO SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB	214.50	HIRE FEE REFUND AS A DONATION
24663	05-Apr-02	HIRE INTELLIGENCE	242.00	RENTAL DESKTOP
24664	05-Apr-02	ATA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS	8,073.14	GROUNDWATER SAMPLE & ANALYSIS
24665	05-Apr-02	STATE REVENUE	140.46	127440 RATE REFUND
24666	05-Apr-02	LANDSDALE JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB	50.00	BOND REIMBURSEMENT
24667	05-Apr-02	MIC CHECK PRODUCTIONS	1,200.00	BANKSIA W/SHOP WEEK 07 08.03.01
				BANKSIA W/SHOP WEEK 08 15.03.02
				CLARKSON W/SHOP WEEK 9 12.03.02
24668	05-Apr-02	DIANNE WOOLGROVE	25.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24669	05-Apr-02	SILVERTON LTD	72.52	197792 R/REFUND
24670	05-Apr-02	ACELLCOMM P/L	66.00	SERVICE CALL OUT FEE LG800
24671	05-Apr-02	APPLE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	330.73	APPLE COMPUTER
24672	05-Apr-02	MINDARIE KEYS JOINT VENTURE	2,397.26	146998 R/REFUND
				170921 R/REFUND
24673	05-Apr-02	LEE TAN	41.66	KEY HOLDER MARCH02
24674	05-Apr-02	LUZIA JOHNSTONE	41.66	KEY HOLDER MARCH02
24675	05-Apr-02	HARMAN SETTLEMENTS	354.47	197684 R/REFUND
24676	05-Apr-02	RICHARD KNOPPERT	20.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24677	05-Apr-02	URBAN SK8TER PTY LTD	47.66	SKATE COMPETITION PRIZES YOUTH SERVICES
24678	05-Apr-02	RESTORATION PLASTERING SERVICES	1,300.00	EXTENT WORK NEVILLE DR
24679	05-Apr-02	DUMMIES WA	88.00	ONE MALE TAILORS DUMMY
24680	05-Apr-02	P KELLETT	213.50	125860 R/REFUND
24681	05-Apr-02	D & R CASALANGUIDA	580.41	152357 R/REFUND
24682	05-Apr-02	GORDON & H TURNER	79.38	180250 R/REFUND
24683	05-Apr-02	BOYD & R NESBITT	273.42	184702 R/REFUND
24684	05-Apr-02	HAZEL HUNN	350.76	188872 R/REFUND
24685	05-Apr-02	M THOMPSON & C MILLS	342.87	194628 R/REFUND
24686	05-Apr-02	JOSEPHINE & W MATHER	42.76	194754 R/REFUND
24687	05-Apr-02	GAVIN & S HORNE	355.41	195681 R/REFUND
24688	05-Apr-02	ROBERT & T DAMJANOVIC	397.37	196659 R/REFUND
24689	05-Apr-02	ELISA & D SIMPSON	290.45	196815 R/REFUND
24690	05-Apr-02	M AMBUEHL & L WALTHEW	133.65	196863 R/REFUND
24691	05-Apr-02	Z AGNEW & J SMIDDY	340.02	196867 R/REFUND
24692	05-Apr-02	M BARNES & B CHESSUM	144.48	196884 R/REFUND
24693	05-Apr-02	MIROSLAV MANOJLOVIC	402.75	196886 R/REFUND
24694	05-Apr-02	S PIRKETHLEY & D FLAYHEY	383.43	196984 R/REFUND
24695	05-Apr-02	J HOLLIDAY & S DEMOLINI	227.36	197070 R/REFUND
24696	05-Apr-02	MICHAEL & S BERMINGHAM	278.21	197108 R/REFUND
24697	05-Apr-02	IAN KEYE & C HIGHES	305.70	197367 R/REFUND
24698	05-Apr-02	PEET & CO LTD	409.94	197538 R/REFUND
24699	05-Apr-02	OURANEA ROOKE	180.25	197719 R/REFUND
24700	05-Apr-02	GHEORGE & I IGNAT	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24701	05-Apr-02	ANTONIO & M RENZULLO	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24702	05-Apr-02	STEPHEN LANE & L FESTA	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24703	05-Apr-02	SNEZANA & J DIMOSKI	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24704	05-Apr-02	KOVILJKA RAJKOVIC	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24705	05-Apr-02	GONDWANA WATCHES	1,239.59	SPORTS WATCH
24706	05-Apr-02	MICHAEL & M AGIUS	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24707	05-Apr-02	THE DIVERSIONAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION	165.00	TRAINING W/SHOP
24708	05-Apr-02	LITE N'EASY	198.00	722846 M FARBON
24709	05-Apr-02	JAMES OLSEN	59.40	MEMBERSHIP AQUA
24710	05-Apr-02	MRS J KNIGHT	52.00	REFUND MOVING OUT OF AREA
24711	05-Apr-02	DEPT OF CALM	506.00	ADDITIONAL GATE P/PADDOCKS
24712	05-Apr-02	NORTHERN DISTRICTS GERBERA SOCIETY	350.00	BOND REIMBURSEMENT
				BOND REFUND
24713	05-Apr-02	GAVIN ATTWOOD	50.00	BOND REIMBURSEMENT
24714	05-Apr-02	JOONDALUP CITY JUNIOR SOCCER CLUB	50.00	BOND REIMBURSEMENT - MAYLANDS
24715	05-Apr-02	DEANNE & K GEE	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24716	05-Apr-02	MORLEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL P & C	200.00	COMMUNITY FUNDING
24717	05-Apr-02	IAN STARLING	300.00	BOND REFUND
24718	05-Apr-02	THE ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ART	11.00	SUBSCRIPTIONGALLERY CIRCUIT
24719	05-Apr-02	DIANA JAMES	10.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24720	05-Apr-02	WILLIAM ADAMS	10.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24721	05-Apr-02	MATT WALKER	38.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24722	05-Apr-02	JUDITH SHAW	38.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24723	05-Apr-02	SHARMAINE SMITH	6.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24724	05-Apr-02	JENNY GILBERT	100.00	KEY HOLDER MARCH02
24725	05-Apr-02	FREE VIETNAM ALLIANCE	300.00	BOND REFUND
24726	05-Apr-02	LAURA DAWS	6.60	BOOK REFUNDED ITEM PAID FOR
24727	05-Apr-02	DR GARY R WILSON	97.20	JODIE SATIE CONSULTATION
24728	05-Apr-02	LOUIS MARCHEI	30.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24729	05-Apr-02	AMANDA GORDON	20.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24730	05-Apr-02	BRIAN CAPORN	6.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24731	05-Apr-02	NARELLE MAFFESCIONI	6.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24732	05-Apr-02	MARY LAWFORD	20.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24733	05-Apr-02	PAMELA STEIN	12.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24734	05-Apr-02	MIRJANA BROOKS	6.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24735	05-Apr-02	DAVID NEWMAN	50.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24736	05-Apr-02	LINDA HAMES	37.50	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24737	05-Apr-02	AMANDA PENNY	25.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
24738	05-Apr-02	H & E FERGUSON	224.18	111407 R/REFUND
24739	05-Apr-02	T & W AUCKRAM	25.84	137338 R/REFUND
24740	05-Apr-02	HL & S MORRIS	213.50	141079 R/REFUND
24741	05-Apr-02	VA DECELIS	213.50	143669 R/REFUND
24742	05-Apr-02	HELGA JULITZ	224.18	143703 R/REFUND
24743	05-Apr-02	CM SMITH	208.15	154439 R/REFUND
24744	05-Apr-02	ROBINSON INVESTMENTS PTY LTD	1,227.15	195730 R/REFUND
24745	05-Apr-02	RUPERT G SHARP	126.86	173954 R/REFUND
24746	05-Apr-02	D & VR CHARSTONE	213.50	179805 R/REFUND
24747	05-Apr-02	K & J GALLIE	155.68	183798 R/REFUND
24748	05-Apr-02	CAVERSHAM PROPERTY P/L	448.00	196800 R/REFUND
24749	05-Apr-02	GL DAVIES	329.33	198073 R/REFUND
24750	05-Apr-02	BOFFINS BOOKS	160.90	EXCHANGE 2000 SERVER
24751	05-Apr-02	RELLIM BOOKSELLERS PTY LTD	118.88	MS EXCHANGE 2000SERIES
24752	05-Apr-02	SOILAND GARDEN SUPPLIERS	5,360.69	MULCHING GREENWASTE
24753	05-Apr-02	WANNEROO AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY	215.60	BLADES, BOLTS, NUTS & SPACERS
24754	05-Apr-02	ALINE BRICK PAVING	660.00	PAVING REPAIRS-MARMION AVENUE
24755	05-Apr-02	APC STORAGE SOLUTIONS PTY LTD	14,977.60	ART STORAGE UNIT
24756	05-Apr-02	CLEAN SWEEP	643.50	SWEEP CNR MIRRABOOKA AVE & GIFFON WAY 27.02.02
				MOB DEMOB & SWEEP
24757	05-Apr-02	CITY OF WANNEROO	110.00	181579 R/REFUND
24758	05-Apr-02	GRAFFITI SYSTEMS AUSTRALIA	2,476.17	REMOVAL OF GRAFFITI
24759	05-Apr-02	G P R TRUCK SALES & SERVICE	137.50	WHEEL ALIGNMENT
24760	05-Apr-02	HOMESWEST - EAST PERTH	1,537.44	198075 R/REFUND
				197598 R/REFUND
				197617 R/REFUND
				197421 R/REFUND
24761	05-Apr-02	LO-GO APPOINTMENTS	15,138.25	BARROWCLIFFE D (LAB P/G
				GOODWIN R (LAB P/G
				GOODWIN, R W/E 15/12/01
				STEVENS J LAB P/G
				LLOYD K (MECHANIC)
				GREENOCK D MECHANIC
				PEAKE K ADMIN
				GREENOCK D MECHANIC
				LLOYD K MECHANIC
				SHARKEY T/PLANNER
				MAJOSKI D/ BLD SURVEY
				MORRIS, BEALE & SUTTON W/E 12/05/01
				MAJOSKI BUILD SURVEY
24762	05-Apr-02	STAMPALIA CONTRACTORS	46,294.60	DRY HIRE COMPACTOR
				HIRE TRUCK & WHEEL TIPPER
				HIRE LOADER
				HIRE BOBCAT/FORK
				HIRE COMPACTOR TRUCK
24763	05-Apr-02	STIRLING CONCRETE PTY LTD	27,219.00	INSTALL VARIOUS F/PATHS
24764	05-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
24765	05-Apr-02	WANNEROO ELECTRIC	3,644.18	DISCONNECT PUMP MARANGAROO GOLF
				REPAIRS - FISHERMANS HOLLOW
				REPAIRS - MARANGAROO GOLF
				MORIALTA L/L FAULT JOB NO 27215
				REPAIRS-SCENIC PARK
				REPAIRS-WANNEROO LIBRARY
				REPAIRS-WANNEROO ADMIN PLANNING SERVICES
				REPAIR LIGHT
				CHECK STOP BUTTON
				CABRINI PARK JOB NO. 27248
				GUMBLOSSOM JOB NO. 27250
				KINGSWAY SOCCER JOB NO. 27247
				LUISINI PARK JOB NO. 27251
				LAKE JOONDALUP JOB NO. 27249
				EDGAR GRIFFITHS JOB NO. 27252
				CONNECT STOVE
				REPAIRS - ALEXANDER HEIGHTS NORTH
				REPAIRS - HAINSWORTH PARK
				CHARNWOOD PARK JOB NO. 27253
				INSTALL DATA OUTLETS
				SERVICE-BADGERUP RECYLCING PLANT
24766	05-Apr-02	WANNEROO JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB	50.00	BOND REIMBURSEMENT
24767	08-Apr-02	NORTHERN SUBURBS BAILIFF	2,199.80	26 SUMMONS
24768	08-Apr-02	NORTHERN SUBURBS BAILIFF	1,156.95	14 WARRANTS
24769	08-Apr-02	AUSTRALIAN TAXATION OFFICE - PAYG PAYMENTS	170,377.34	REF: 64 295 981 165 1070 PAYROLL DECUCTIONS P/E 29/03/02
24770	10-Apr-02	JOONDALUP COURT	4,131.70	46 SUMMONS
24771	11-Apr-02	LOCAL GOVT COMM SERVICES ASSOC	30.00	POCKET GUIDE COMM INDICATORS
24772	11-Apr-02	J ARRIGO	91.66	KEYHOLDER APRIL PAYMENT
24773	11-Apr-02	ROBERT TAYLOR	91.66	KEYHOLDER APRIL PAYMENT
24774	11-Apr-02	WHITE OAK HOME CARE SERVICES PTY LTD	141.63	HOME CARE SERVICES INV 6023
24775	11-Apr-02	WA PAINT CITY	46.95	SUNGUARD LO SHEEN
24776	11-Apr-02	SPINELESS WONDERS WILDLIFE EDUCATION INCURSIANS	165.00	SPINELESS WONDERS PRESENTATION
24777	11-Apr-02	MICHAEL HAYES	50.00	KEY HOLDER APRIL 2002 WANNEROO ROAD BOARD MUSEUM
24778	11-Apr-02	LYNNE VERGUNST	91.66	KEYHOLDER APRIL PAYMENT
24779	11-Apr-02	D HETHERINGTON	91.66	KEYHOLDER APRIL PAYMENT
24780	11-Apr-02	JANOME SEWING CENTRE	18.50	SEWING ITEMS
24781	11-Apr-02	WILDFLOWER SOCIETY OF WA	55.30	1 X COPY OF COMMON TREES & BANKSIA BOOK
24782	11-Apr-02	L SNAPE	270.00	PAYMENT HONORARIA APRIL02
24783	11-Apr-02	M MUNRO	270.00	PAYMENT HONORARIA APRIL02
24784	11-Apr-02	NORTHERN SUBURBS BAILIFF	325.82	POUNDAGE 424/02 D DEVINE
				EXTRA TRAVEL/POUNDAGE
24785	11-Apr-02	MARGARET GILCHRIST	41.66	KEYHOLDER APRIL PAYMENT
24786	11-Apr-02	EVAN MARTIN	83.32	KEYHOLDER APRIL PAYMENT
24787	11-Apr-02	R HADLOW	110.00	RATE COMPARISON REPORT
24788	11-Apr-02	STATE REVENUE	222.94	166601 R/REFUND
24789	11-Apr-02	F WEST	100.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
24790	11-Apr-02	FLEETCARE	424.94	VEHICLE HIRE
24791	11-Apr-02	LEE TAN	41.66	KEYHOLDER APRIL PAYMENT
24792	11-Apr-02	LUZIA JOHNSTONE	41.66	KEYHOLDER APRIL PAYMENT
24793	11-Apr-02	MICHAEL GODFREY	45.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
24794	11-Apr-02	SIMON RUSHFORTH	10.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
24795	11-Apr-02	JENNY GILBERT	100.00	KEYHOLDER APRIL PAYMENT
24796	11-Apr-02	FIONA BENTLEY	137.40	CATERING MEETING5TH APR
24797	11-Apr-02	HADIJAH HUSSIEN	300.00	BOND REFUND
24798	11-Apr-02	JOHN SHANAHAN	50.00	BOND REFUND
24799	11-Apr-02	LAKEWOOD MEDICAL CENTRE	50.00	LEE CALDEL
24800	11-Apr-02	PETA & I SYMES	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24801	11-Apr-02	DOUGLAS W GREGORY	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24802	11-Apr-02	KYLEE & LEON FALLON	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24803	11-Apr-02	J ROEBUCK & K BLACK	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24804	11-Apr-02	THI THU & T NGUYEN	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24805	11-Apr-02	KELLY A FEIL	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24806	11-Apr-02	KYLIE & P MIZON	233.25	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24807	11-Apr-02	CARINA & D TOUBEAU	275.50	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24808	11-Apr-02	NATALIE & F CALIARO	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24809	11-Apr-02	FRANCESS & G READ	225.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24810	11-Apr-02	DOROTHY & R RICHARDSON	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24811	11-Apr-02	A BULLOCK & J CAESAR	187.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24812	11-Apr-02	NICOLE L REID	155.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24813	11-Apr-02	NORMAN & J LEVERINGTON	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24814	11-Apr-02	VALLI HOLL & C MORRELL	325.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24815	11-Apr-02	LAURA GREEN	75.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
24816	11-Apr-02	SYLVIA COUSINS	75.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
24817	11-Apr-02	PETER SCOTT	6.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
24818	11-Apr-02	GORDON SADLER	66.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
24819	11-Apr-02	AUSSIE Oi Oi Oi	20.00	CHILDREN'S BOOK
24820	11-Apr-02	MABEL KAPLAN	100.00	1 HOUR STORY TELLING 1/5/02
24821	11-Apr-02	LCS ELECTRONICS	42.00	MANUAL PANASONIC KX-F1110
24822	11-Apr-02	KARRI LODGE, RAAFA ESTATE	3,300.00	GRANT FOR ARTWORK
24823	11-Apr-02	YANCHEP SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INC	5,500.00	GRANT APPLICATION ACCEPTANCE
24824	11-Apr-02	HUGH & M MORTON	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24825	11-Apr-02	KIMBERLEY & V BENNETT	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24826	11-Apr-02	JULIE & D CHESTER	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24827	11-Apr-02	LYNDA & J MCDONALD	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24828	11-Apr-02	NATALIE ASTWOOD & G MOYLE	305.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
24829	11-Apr-02	JAMES BLADWIN	40.00	REFUND PARK INFRINGEMENT
24830	11-Apr-02	INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AUSTRALIA	40.00	COMMUNITY CONSULTING W/SHOP
24831	11-Apr-02	ACOOLAH HATS	119.90	KOOL AUSSIE MEN NAVY/S RED M
24832	11-Apr-02	ALLMARK & ASSOCIATES	43.40	COLOP P55
24833	11-Apr-02	AUTO CONTROL DOORS	6,143.50	WANN SEN CITZ CTRE PROJECT
24834	11-Apr-02	ARTEIL WA PTY LTD	322.30	CH1 SAPPHIRE MK1 CHAIR
24835	11-Apr-02	AARQUEanitech	19.01	METER READING CHARGE KIP 2900
24836	11-Apr-02	ALGAR BURNS PTY LTD	701.42	GOLP PROJECT 2000/FLOWCHARTER
24837	11-Apr-02	ACTION LOCK SERVICE	121.80	LOCKWOOD SQ END FURN/CYL/KNOB SC
24838	11-Apr-02	ADFORM	66.00	FIRE DANGER SIGNS M TERACI
24839	11-Apr-02	AIR LIQUIDE WA PTY LTD	289.03	VARIOUS CYLINDERS
24840	11-Apr-02	A CLASS LINEMARKING SERVICE	676.50	REPLACING KERB NUMBERS
24841	11-Apr-02	AUST AIRCONDITIONING SVCS P/L	4,638.70	CARRIED OUT WORK 6368
				SUPPLY INSTALL VEE BELT
				LABOUR /MATERIALS
				SERVICE-BADGERUP REFUSE SITE
				SERVICE- WANNEROO LIBRARY & CIVIC CENTRE
				SERVICE-WANNEROO COMMUNITY HALL
				SERVICE-SALVATION ARMY EMPLOYMENT PLUS
				TEST LEAK & REPAIR
24842	11-Apr-02	ART PRESENTATION	85.00	FRAMING WENDY MATHEWS POSTER
24843	11-Apr-02	ABONNEL PUMPWORKS ENGNG	935.00	SERVICE PITS
24844	11-Apr-02	AQUILA	105.01	CHENIN BLANC 2001
24845	11-Apr-02	A CLASS DISPLAYS - THE DISPLAY SPECIALIST	758.01	EXTENDABLE FLOORSTANDS
24846	11-Apr-02	ASTRO NIGHTS	200.00	TOUR OBSERVATORY
24847	11-Apr-02	BOYA MARKET GARDEN EQUIPMENT	763.22	T1660 BUSH, T1391 SCREW, T1661 BUSH, T1666 CAP,T1679 DISC, T1664 SWIVEL & T1675 DRUM
24848	11-Apr-02	BUNZL LTD	185.35	REMA DISPENSER SUIT/CUPS
24849	11-Apr-02	BOC GASES	75.87	DRY ICE PELLETS BULK X 19
24850	11-Apr-02	BEE JAY'S DOOR SERVICE	534.00	1 OFF DOMESTIC ROLLER DOOR
24851	11-Apr-02	BROWNBUILT METALUX INDUSTRIES	1,467.41	TAMBOUR WARATAH CUPBOARDS
24852	11-Apr-02	BUNNINGS LIMITED	188.78	MELAMINE WHITE E1L
				STORES BUILIDING SUPPLIES
24853	11-Apr-02	BOOMA AUTO ELECTRICS	165.00	A/C HOSE
24854	11-Apr-02	BATTERIES PLUS	55.00	500.052MBAT NIMH BATTERY
24855	11-Apr-02	BITUMEN EMULSIONS	1,089.00	1500 LITRES OF RS2K
24856	11-Apr-02	B S D CONSULTANTS	10,010.00	STRATEGIC INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN
24857	11-Apr-02	BEAUREPAIRES	16,893.72	175X70X13 NEW TYRES SUPPLY & FIT COSTS
				VARIOUS FLEET REPAIRS
24858	11-Apr-02	BYWEST PTY LTD	815.21	MOWER NUT & BOLT KIT DEUTSCHER 120 075
				BAR BLADE TORO 72
24859	11-Apr-02	BOFFINS BOOKS	129.32	BOOKD- LEADING CHANGE & STRATEGY FOCUSED ORGANIZATION
24860	11-Apr-02	BUDGET PORTABLES	852.50	SECURITY CONTAINER
				CHEMICAL TOILET
				LINCHROOM TRANSFERRED CLARKSON
24861	11-Apr-02	BRAVO HIRE	88.00	GROUND HOG
24862	11-Apr-02	BGC BLOKPAVE	1,515.89	INTERLOCK 80 AUTUMN BLEND
24863	11-Apr-02	BT EQUIPMENT PTY LTD	122.14	010 32279 GLAND
24864	11-Apr-02	CASTROL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	310.48	APX GREASE 450GM
24865	11-Apr-02	CHALLENGE BATTERIES WA	308.00	N50Z 12 VOLT BATTERY
				N70ZZ BATTERY
				CAT94 BATTERY
24866	11-Apr-02	COASTAL SERVICES	900.90	SUPPLY REPLACE FILTER
24867	11-Apr-02	COATES	200.41	10 X WATERFILLED BARRIERS TM800
24868	11-Apr-02	CURTAIN MAN	2,601.50	CURTAINS & INSTALLATION
24869	11-Apr-02	COVENTRYS	935.17	SCOT SEAL PLUS
				BULB 12V 2W,GLOBE 24V 2W
				SPRAY MARK WHITE
				BELT 3VX335 POWER WEDGE
				DRILL SET #3,1/16-1/2X1/64
				B2 BOOSTER GUN
				AUTOMOTIVE MULTIMETER
				HELMET WELDING ARCMASTER
				CABLE TIE BLK, CHAMPION AS
24870	11-Apr-02	COVENTRYS	557.67	SPRAY MARK WHITE
				12V 18W FESTOONS 47270
				VARIOUS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES
				SPRAY WHITE MARK
				SPRAY & MARK YELLOW
				BELT VEE
				AUTO OIL SEAL REAR WHEEL SEMPCO ZST309 0973
24871	11-Apr-02	CROMMELINS HANDYMAN HIRE & SALES WANGARA	66.00	LAWN CORER
24872	11-Apr-02	CUTTING EDGES PTY LTD	956.07	5/8 NUTS, 5/8. PLOUGH BOLTS & D47776-58 CUTTING EDGE
				PB34 NUTS, PB2134 BOLTS & 5J6830 CUTTING EDGE
24873	11-Apr-02	COLES SUPERMARKETS AUST P/L	297.05	GOODS TO THE VALUE
24874	11-Apr-02	COATES WRECKAIR	88.24	MAN OPERATED PETROL POST HOLE DIGGER
24875	11-Apr-02	CASTLEDEX BUSINESS SYSTEMS PTY LTD	190.00	600062 3 in CLIP
24876	11-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
24877	11-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
24878	11-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
24879	11-Apr-02	DE NEEFE SIGNS PTY LTD	4,746.89	THIS ORDER WAS CANCELLED
				WET WEATHER PANTS
				STOP/STOP SLOW COVER SUIT
				NEW INITIATIVE SIGNS
				P/MENT OF INV W244086 CORRECTION OF INVOICES ADJ 9369 & INV W244043
				BARRIER TAPE & BOLLARD HIGHWAY AUST STD
24880	11-Apr-02	DRIVE IN ELECTRICS	2,998.35	96382 CHECK AIR CON SYSTEM
				CHECK AIR CON. 98531
				CHECK AND REPAIR PARK LIGHT FAULT
				AIR CON REGAS 98867
				97690 REPAIRS FLASHERS
				REPAIRS TO SPEEDO 96693
				96718 TEMP GUAGE
				95337 REPAIR COASTER IGN
				REPAIRS TO AUTO AIR DRIER SYSTEM 96717
				96715 A/C CHECK REGAS
				95225 REGULATOR
				98804 REPAIRS TO WEIGH SCALES
				AIR CON HOSE REPAIRS / REGAS 96697
				AIR CON COMPREESSOR FITTING / HOSE REPAIRS 96696
				REPAIRS TO STARTER MOTOR 96690
				REPAIRS TO AIR CON FAN MOTOR 95330
24881	11-Apr-02	DIESEL MOTORS	50.80	AMA 136075 TEMP SENDER
24882	11-Apr-02	DIAMOND LOCK & KEY	4,978.11
				JOHN MALONEY PARK CLUBROOMS
				PADLOCK ABUS 83/45 STEEL SHANK STANDARD 42886
24883	11-Apr-02	DYMOCKS WHITFORDS	133.25	CROSSING OVER
				PERSONAL EFFECIENCY PROGRAM
				VARIOUS BOOKS
24884	11-Apr-02	DEMBICON AUSTRALIA	77.00	CONRTOLE CABLE & CONTROLE HANDLE
24885	11-Apr-02	DIRECT NATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES (REMLAD)	141.90	25MM SUREBIND STRIPS
24886	11-Apr-02	DMH-ENGINEERING	2,052.60	REFURBISH 2 X BIN CYLINDERS
24887	11-Apr-02	DYMOCKS WARWICK	29.95	GUINESS BOOK RECORDS
24888	11-Apr-02	DELTALINE SECURITY	798.60	STATIC GUARD DUTIES
24889	11-Apr-02	E R S AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	410.85	OIL FILTERS
24890	11-Apr-02	EASTERN PRESS PTY LTD	208.00	PHOTOS 2 UP COLOUR COPIES X 14
				FIRE PERMITS
				RADIO CHANNEL GUIDE
				JACK JONES TICKETS
				MOMENTS IN TIME POSTERS
24891	11-Apr-02	ECLIPSE RESOURCES PTY LTD	220.00	GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WASTE DOCKET # C50071 & C50143
24892	11-Apr-02	ELLIOTTS IRRIGATION PTY LTD	2,614.54	VARIOUS IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT
				VARIOUS IRRIGATION SUPPLIES
				80MM SLIPFIX & 80MM COUPLINGS
				15MM SEGEV AIR RELEASE VALVE NYLON
				ELBOW. VALVE BOX PIPES
				730 SERIES ELECTRIC P/R
24893	11-Apr-02	EAGLE SPORTS	987.38	4 X R/M BADMINTON NET SUPER MATCH
				VARIOUS GOGGLES
24894	11-Apr-02	EXPO FIXING	330.00	AQUA REMOVE GROUT
24895	11-Apr-02	GEOFF'S TREE SERVICE	2,458.00	REMOVE TREE ON WANNEROO RD
				REMOVAL OF TREES & BRANCHES KOONDOOLA OPEN SPACE FIRE CONTROL
				CUT DOWN DEAD TREE
				REMOVE DEAD WOOD & GROUND TREES GUMBLOSSOM PLAY AREA
				DAMIAN RD PRUNING CASURINAS
24896	11-Apr-02	GYMCARE	117.04	TIME ON REPORT 8878
24897	11-Apr-02	GUARDIAN DATA	3,047.55	750W EXTERNAL SPEAKERS
				RJ 45 CABLE JOINERS (CONN66)
				SDRAM 128MB 168PIN
				HYUNDAI 128MB SD RAM
24898	11-Apr-02	GREEN & GOLD HIAB SERVICES	646.25	HIRE OF CRANE TRUCK
				DRAINAGE MATERIALS FROM DEPOT TO DUNDEBAR RD
				CRANE TRUCK FOR BUTTERWORTH AVE KOONDOOLA
				INSTALL PUMP AT HAINSWORTH PARK 8.3.02 4 HRS
24899	11-Apr-02	GREEN'S HIAB SERVICE	220.00	CORRECTION
				REMOVE PUMP
				HIRE OF HIAB FOR GOAL POSTS KINGSWAY 19.3.02
24900	11-Apr-02	GELDENS PTY LTD	463.10	SINGLE BREAST SUIT
24901	11-Apr-02	GLAZEWELL P/L	1,023.65	LABOUR TRAVEL.GAUGE SCREWS
				REPAIRS-ALEXANDER HTS COMMUNITY HALL
				REPAIRS-KOONDOOLA C.C.C
				PATCH/SECURE BROKEN WINDOW
24902	11-Apr-02	GEODETIC SUPPLY & REPAIR	454.50	LONGARM HOLDER
				TRUMETER TAJIMA MEASURINH WHEEL
24903	11-Apr-02	GATHERING MOSS HERB FARM	726.00	GATHERING MOSS HERB FARM
24904	11-Apr-02	HUGALL & HOILE MALAGA	378.14	INVOICE 814000000553 PAYMENT
				MILNE COUPLING 100 MM
				MILNE COUPLING 155 X 150 MM
24905	11-Apr-02	HUMES CONCRETE	499.46	PIPE /RUBBER RING
24906	11-Apr-02	C & E M HARMER	74.40	PAPERS H0056 20.01.02-16.02.02 OFFICE OF THE C E O
				PAPERS H2328 23.12.01-19.01.02 WANNEROO LIBRARY
				PAPERS H0121 MARKETING DEPARTMENT
24907	11-Apr-02	HEAVY AUTOMATICS	13,823.73	OVERHAUL AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
24908	11-Apr-02	HYSTER WEST	112.64	FILTER 1334350,FILTER HYD 1337159 & FILTER AIR ELEMENT 0305080
24909	11-Apr-02	ICON OFFICE TECHNOLOGY	1,162.39	M/READING CITY3430 BANKSIA GROVE COMMUNITY CENTRE
				CITY282 WANN LIB
				CITY285 YAN LIB
				CITY281 G/WHEEN LIB
				VERIFICATION STAMP
				M/READING CITY3432 CLARKSON YOUTH CENTRE
				CITY304 OFFICE OF CEO
				TECH OPS CITY264
				CITY 276 PLANN/DEV
				INSTALL NEW CASSETTE EWS
24910	11-Apr-02	JACKSONS DRAWING SUPPLIES P/L	30.00	LARGE KILN LOAD FOR FIRING
24911	11-Apr-02	JOONDALUP INDUSTRIAL HEALTH	264.00	PRE EMPLOYMENT MEDICAL
24912	11-Apr-02	J B PRECISE ENGINEERING	5,148.55	RETAINING PINS
				MAKE NEW OIL INLET BOLT
				WELDING RODS
				MACHINE NEW CUTTING DECK
				HARDENED PIN, DUMMY PIN & BRAKE HUB ASSEMBLY
				SLASHER SKIDS
				REBUILT & M/LIFTING ARMS
24913	11-Apr-02	JOONDALUP CITY ROOFING	654.50	JOB NO. 126 REFIX BARGES
24914	11-Apr-02	GEOFF KEMP	1,891.00	MAN/DEF BAR FRIDGE
				ELECTRIC U/R RANGE-WHITE SUPA-FAST SOLID ELEM
				1 TWO DOOR FROST FREE FRIDGE
24915	11-Apr-02	KERB QIC & CO	12,112.59	BUTTERWORTH AVE KOONDOOLA POUR CONCRETE TREE WELLS
				KERBING BRAZIER ROAD - YANCHEP
				WANNEROO KERB
				NORTHUNBERLAND AV/ALEX HGHTS
				BUTTERWORTH AVE KOONDOOLA
24916	11-Apr-02	LYONS & PEIRCE	1,144.00	HIRE CAMEL TRUCK
24917	11-Apr-02	LAWRENCE & HANS0N	25.31	METERBOX, POLE BX, SURF MNT
24918	11-Apr-02	LINK TELECOMMUNICATIONS	96.98	USAGE CHARGES
24919	11-Apr-02	LULLFITZ	112.75	EUCALYPTUS MARGINATA 11L
				ASSORTED TUBES
24920	11-Apr-02	MAJOR MOTORS	994.98	1725381900 CLIP 96072
				FENDER BLISTER
				8943956565 WATER PUMP 96385
24921	11-Apr-02	MIRCO BROS PTY LTD	555.70	HOSE H/VYL HSY YELLOW 'S' 12MM (PER MTR)
				TURF SPECIAL 50KG BAG
24922	11-Apr-02	MACDONALD JOHNSTON ENG CO P/LTD	4,803.48	SAN TRUCK BEARING REPLACEMENT KIT SLH 342
				FILTER HYD SLHOO9/2 & BEARING REPLACEMENT KIT SLH 342
				BL-M-308 ARM, SPRING - OUTER
				FLEET 96718-PADDLE REPAIR
				LONG ROLLER
24923	11-Apr-02	MAYDAY EARTHMOVING	6,773.80	MINI EXCAVATOR 83479
				BOBCAT HIRE HOLLIGSWORTH & BUTTERWORTH
				BACKHOE HIRE
				DRY HIRE OF 30 TONNE MULTI T. ROLLER FOR GNANGARA RD 8.3. & 11-15.3.02
				CNR STEVEN & DUNDEBAR RD EQUIPMENT HIRE
24924	11-Apr-02	MCLEOD & CO	1,947.66	DOG IMPOUNDMENT PRO SER
				PROSECUTION V VAN LOON
				PARKING PROSC CROSS FIRE
				STRUCTURE PLAN PROVISION DPS2
24925	11-Apr-02	METAL ARTWORK CREATIONS	87.46	SILVER BADGE & MAGNETIC ATTACH
				SILVER BADGE, PREMIUM GOLD BADGE & ATTACHMENTS
				SILVER BADGE, PREMIUM GOLD BADGE & ATTACHMENTS
24926	11-Apr-02	M M ELECTRICAL MERCHANDISING	33.00	LOOKITUP PACK (REF.125630
24927	11-Apr-02	MCINTOSH & SON	4,531.52	VARIOUS SEALS
				A830948 AXLE ASSYEMBLY
24928	11-Apr-02	MINDARIE REGIONAL COUNCIL	16,868.86	GENERAL WASTE
				BULK REFUSE COLLECTION
24929	11-Apr-02	MIKE GEARY SIGNS	346.50	GRAFFITI REMOVAL
24930	11-Apr-02	MILFORD MOWERS AND MACHINERY	435.00	ROVER 030275 MOWER
24931	11-Apr-02	METRIC AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	31,368.70	REMOVE FUEL TANKS & ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT AND REINSTATE HARDSTAND AS PER TENDER CONTRACT NUMBER S01221T
24932	11-Apr-02	N E C BUSINESS SOLUTIONS P/L	2,035.29	RENEWAL OF NECARE 03451003 FOR NEAX 2400-L
24933	11-Apr-02	NEVERFAIL	223.70	CARTON 5 LTR
24934	11-Apr-02	NILFISK - ADVANCE PTY LTD	104.56	DRAIN HOSE, TUBE (38), DRY FLOOR NOZZEL & LABOUR
24935	11-Apr-02	NORTHERN DISTRICTS PEST CONTROL	71.50	PEST TREATMENT AQUAMOTION
24936	11-Apr-02	ON SITE LASER ALIGNING	352.00	1AXX404 WHEEL ALIGN
				WHEEL ALIGNMENT WN31395
24937	11-Apr-02	OCCUPATIONAL SERVICES (WA)	1,475.60	QUATERLY FEE FOR EMPLOYEE ASSISTPROGRAM 1/4/02 - 30/6/2
24938	11-Apr-02	PRO-TECH COMMUNICATIONS PTY LTD	139.00	CLARKSON YOUTH GST NOT INCLUDED ON INV P4842
24939	11-Apr-02	PEERLESS EMULSION WA PTY LTD	69.47	2 X GYM CLEAN
				GYM CLEAN
24940	11-Apr-02	PETER WOOD PTY LTD	121.00	TANOLITH PINE LOGS
24941	11-Apr-02	PROTECTOR SAFETY PTY LTD	887.54	E10 HEADBAND EARMUFF 310B
				FOOTWEAR CODE JB72081 SIZE 8
				KAMBALOA LACE UP BOOT SIZE 95
				REDWOOD KIP
				REDWOOD SFTY BT
				DEVONPORT BOOT BROWN
				CLARET KIP SAFETY BOOT
				CRUISER LIGHTNING BLUE
				SKYPER H/C SPEC
24942	11-Apr-02	P R AGENCIES INDUSTRIAL PTY LTD	2,478.47	FUJI QUICKSNAP PANORAMA
				UNITY 7.2 VOLT POWER PACK
				CAMERA FILM PHOTOGRAPHIC POLAROID 600 TWIN
24943	11-Apr-02	PRESTIGE ALARMS	7,410.21	SERVICE-CLARKSON COMMUNITY CENTRE
				SERVICE-HAINSWORTH LEISURE
				SERVICE-ASHBY DEPOT
				MONITORING FOR THE PERIOD 01.02.02-28.02.02
				MONITORING 01/03/02-31/03/02 (27SITES X31 DAYS @ $0.93c)
				UPGRADE ALARM-GIRRAWHEEN SENIOR CITIZENS
24944	11-Apr-02	PHOTOLAND	83.65	D & P PANARAMIC
24945	11-Apr-02	PHOTOLAND	107.70	DEVELOPMENT & PROCESSING
				4 X A4 FRAMES
				3 X A4 FRAMES
24946	11-Apr-02	THE PRINTING FACTORY	2,389.69	B/C DIANE HAYES
				B/C GLENN SHAW, 90X55 BASE STOCK COW
				B/C J PATON 90X55 BASE STOCK
				B/C LYNETTE SIMPSON
				B/C SANDRA SNELL
				INSTRUCTION BOOKS
				GOLD BROCHURE
				PLANT DEFECT BOOKS
				L/H PLANNING & DEV
24947	11-Apr-02	PINE SALES	145.28	90X22 32/1-8
24948	11-Apr-02	PETERS & BROWNES GROUP	279.00	CHIP FOR AQUAMOTION
24949	11-Apr-02	PAVEMENT TECHNOLOGY LTD	13,728.00	HIRE OF 2.0M PROFILER ON THE 11,12,13,14 &19/03/02
24950	11-Apr-02	PARTNER DIMAS AUSTRALIA	1,485.00	ACTIVE 111
24951	11-Apr-02	POTTERY PAVILION	63.68	EV STANDARD POT-SAUCERS
24952	11-Apr-02	PACIFIC BRANDS APPAREL	388.15	FLY JACKET - NYLON TWILL
				WIND CHEATER COLLAR & ZIP
				FLYING JCK-NYLON TWILL
				DRILL SHIRT & TROUSERS
				OXFORD SHIRT/PLEAT SHORT
24953	11-Apr-02	QUALCON LABORATORIES	660.00	PAVEMENT INVESTIGATIONS
24954	11-Apr-02	QUALITY ASSURANCE SERVICES	2,304.50	QEC8161 AUDIT-ENVIRO WASTE
24955	11-Apr-02	RAY GEARY SIGNS	96.80	DANGER STEPS CLOSED SIGN
24956	11-Apr-02	RAECO	797.77	VARIOUS VIDEO SPINE LABELS
				BOOKGUARD
24957	11-Apr-02	R & P ENGINEERING PTY LTD	1,023.00	5 HRS ROAD PROFILING & SWEEPING KINGSWAY ROAD
24958	11-Apr-02	RCG PTY LTD	79.07	LANDFILL CLEANFILL INCOMING
				LANDFILL RUBBLE MIXED
24959	11-Apr-02	RUSSELL LANDSCAPING WA PTY LTD	11,275.55	RE TURFING
				TURFING LONGBEACH MINDARIE
				UNDERTAKE PLANTING IN "THE AVENUE"
24960	11-Apr-02	SANAX /ST ANDREWS PHARMACY	338.49	POCKET MASK/DEL
				FIRST AID KIT & GOODS
24961	11-Apr-02	SANDERSON ENGINEERING COMPANY	671.40	1125 149 0601 GASKET
				1121 647 3100 CARRIER
				3228 640 7505 GEAR
				3971 000 1840 1.5 X 58 LINKS 0.325 CHAIN
				PREWOUND SPOOL AUTOCUT
				VARIOUS PARTS SUPPLIED
24962	11-Apr-02	SOILAND GARDEN SUPPLIERS	5,360.69	CANCELL INVOICE INCORRECT INVOICE NUMBER QUOTED HAS BEEN PAID 24752 - Check
24963	11-Apr-02	SKIPPER TRUCKS BELMONT	113,828.60	VARIOUS FILTERS
				FUEL FILTER ELEMENT
				FILTER CAT LF667
				WINDOW KIT (LARGE)
				OIL FILTER
				FUEL FILTER NG-Z467
				INTR BUZZER 12V
				ELEMENT WATER
				FILTER OIL DS000316
				FILTERS
				FILTER/FUEL
				H/LAMP, CL/LIGHT
				CHECK VALVE ASSY-BRA
				FILTER TRANS HF28943
				FILTER
				WN31759 INSPECTION & WEIGHBRIDGE FEES
				SUPPORT AIR COMPRESS
				SHOCK ABSORBER
				1 NEW INTERNATIONAL ACCO 2350G/250
24964	11-Apr-02	STANDARDS AUSTRALIA	330.00	SUBSCRIPTION FEE
24965	11-Apr-02	STATEWIDE CLEANING SUPPLIES P/L	4,750.65	JIF CREME CLEANSER 750ML
				DISPENSERS ABS PLASTIC 4959
				WINDEX TRIGGER X 18
				RAID ODOURLESS 450GM
				CLEANER SC JOHNSON WINDEX 750ML
				KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUES
				RAID ODOURLESS
				DISPENSER
				WINDEX, KITCHEN CLEANER
				STORE CLEANING SUPPLIES
				VARIOUS CLEANING SUPPLIES
				URINAL ENVIROTABS GOVT
				STORES VARIOUS CLEANING SUPPLIES
				KLEENEX 2PLY
24966	11-Apr-02	SALMAT	3,482.23	DATA CONVERSION & LASER PRINT
				PROGRAMMING/DATA CONVERSION
24967	11-Apr-02	SPEEDO AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	968.00	GOGGLES, CONTOUR CLIPBACK & MEDALIST
24968	11-Apr-02	CADBURY SCHWEPPES	260.28	BEVERAGES
				6 300 NRBMNC L/L/BIT & 2 300 NRBMNC L/C DGA
24969	11-Apr-02	STEWART & HEATON CLOTHING CO PTY LTD	413.30	JACKET, TROUSERS, BADGES
24970	11-Apr-02	SWAN TAXIS CO-OPERATIVE LTD	66.66	COMMUNITY SERVICE TAXI CHARGES
24971	11-Apr-02	STOPMASTER BRAKES	630.30	BRAKE RELINE
				RELINE FRONT BRAKE SHOES 96704
				RELINE BRAKE SHOES
24972	11-Apr-02	STARKEYS PRODUCTS	4,015.00	JUMBO UNIT
24973	11-Apr-02	TORO AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	146.52	BUSHING-SPECIAL
24974	11-Apr-02	TOTAL EDEN WATERING SYSTEMS	11,459.69	CR INV 1158539 - RISER POLY 3110512
				SWJ PIPE
				POLY CAP 15 MM X 6
				PVC SOCKETS 40MM & 100MM & PVC CAP 40MM
				PVC SLIPFIX PIPE
				RETIC PVC SLIP FIX 100 MM
				PVC COUPLING, ELBOW FAUCET
				PVC TEE PLAIN/BUSH REDUCING
				SWJ PIPE 80MM & PVC ELBOW 45DEG
				VARIOUS RETIC SUPPLIES
				V/BOX 1419 CARSON
				VARIOUS WATERING SUPPLIES
				HUNTER SPRINKLERS
24975	11-Apr-02	TOPLINE TROPHIES	3.80	ENGRAVING PERPETUAL
24976	11-Apr-02	TAUBMANS	453.20	E/COVER
24977	11-Apr-02	FORCORP PTY LTD	506.00	STROBE LIGHTS 240 CFQ
24978	11-Apr-02	ONESTEEL LTD	177.30	DURAGAL RHS
24979	11-Apr-02	TALDARA	392.26	POLARCUP PLASTIC CUP
				CLEANING BAG GARBAGE 240LT HEAVY DUTY CODE F69 (CARTONS OF 100)
				BLK BIN LINER ON ROLL
				FOAM CUPS
24980	11-Apr-02	TOTAL TORO	2,233.10	63 9700 PLATE-COVER & 37-6730 CUP-BEARING
				86-8100-01 BALL JOINT ASSY
				27-0990 MOWER BLADE
				62-3400 SEAL & 68-6810 GEARBOX
24981	11-Apr-02	UNDERGROUND SERVICES AUSTRALIA	363.00	LOCATE SERVICES FRANKLIN/DUNDEBAR ROAD WANNEROO
				LOCATE SERVICE DUNDABAR /FRANKLIN RD
24982	11-Apr-02	UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA	35.00	ECOSYSTEM REHAB SUCCESS
24983	11-Apr-02	VALUER GENERAL'S OFFICE	2,498.75	GRV INT VAL METRO
				GRV INT METRO SHARED
24984	11-Apr-02	L & T VENABLES	47.30	5/8 UNC X41/2 " BOLTS
24985	11-Apr-02	WANNEROO CARAVAN CENTRE	132.00	REPAIR SAND BOX
24986	11-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
24987	11-Apr-02	WANNEROO HARDWARE	3,215.04	HAMMER CLAW HANDLE ONLY 13416144
				TAPE SURVEY 100M RED 10684
				SNAPHOOK GAL 22650212
				HARDWARE GLUE SUPERGLUE 3ML TUBE 37027539
				FILE BAST FLAT 250MM
				CONNECTOR HOSE & NUT & TAIL
				HANDLE SLEDGE OV/EYE
				5LT WATER BOTTLE
				DYNABOLT HEX
				SREW, NUTSET
				TOILET INDICATOR SET 600 IB
				TORCH DOLPHIN
				BLADE BOWSAW & WHEEL D/C MTL
				DULUX SPRAY BLK GLOSS 325G
				SPADE GARDEN LONG HANDLE 651045
				VARIOUS HARDWARE SUPPPLIES
				VARIOUS HARDWARE ITEMS
				KEY RING EASY SNAP X 30
				HARDWARE SUPPLIES
				VARIOUS TOOLS AS SELECTED
				PAINT LUXOL GOLDEN YELLOW 4L
				FASTENER BOLT NUT & WASHER SET GALV CUP HEAD 300 X 12 MM 19430628
				SHARPENING TOOLS
				GLOVES LEATHER RIGGER LARGE CODE CG41AL
				VARIOUS HARDWARE SUPPLIES
24988	11-Apr-02	WEMBLEY CEMENT INDUSTRIES	1,420.13	CLASS D CI&D MR60/COVER
24989	11-Apr-02	WEMBLEY CEMENT INDUSTRIES	753.94	INSERT LID CONCRETE COVER
24990	11-Apr-02	WEST COAST RADIATORS	1,500.00	RECORE RADIATOR 97693
24991	11-Apr-02	WORMALD FIRE SYSTEMS	770.00	BLUE DOME LENS
				PACIFIC HELMET
				ICS TRAINING VESTS
24992	11-Apr-02	WANNEROO AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY	26.80	SWITCH & CAP
24993	11-Apr-02	WANNEROO DAIRY SUPPLIES	196.10	WANNEROO LIBRARY MILK
				AQUAMOTION MILK
				WORKS DEPOT MILK
				CIVIC CENTRE MILK SUPPLY
24994	11-Apr-02	WANNEROO BUS COMPANY	297.00	GOLD PROGRAMME 19TH
24995	11-Apr-02	W A LIBRARY SUPPLIES	151.69	ACRYLIC DISPLAY
24996	11-Apr-02	W A LIMESTONE CO	4,051.72	EXPIT LIMESTONE
				75MM LIMESTONE FOR DUNDEBAR RD FROM FRANKLIN TO STEVENS RD WANNEROO ZONE 3
				BITUMEN MIX
				LIMESTONE
24997	11-Apr-02	WANNEROO CRANE HIRE	382.25	HIRE OF CRANE TO REMOVE MIDGE ZAPPER IN BANYANDAH BLVD WANNEROO 5.3.02
				HIRE OF 10 TONNE CRANE TO MOVE BUS SHELTER TO BALTIMORE DR 22.3.02
24998	11-Apr-02	W J MONCRIEFF PTY LTD	4,928.00	VARIOUS BACKUP SUPPORT
24999	11-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25000	11-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25001	11-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25002	11-Apr-02	ALEXANDER HEIGHTS - THE HEIGHTS COMM HOUSE PETTY CASH	66.35	P/CASH
25003	11-Apr-02	ALINE BRICK PAVING	26,986.85	PAVING-EVANDALE RD DRIVEWAY REPAIR
				BRICKPAVING CNR BEACH & HAINSWORTH - ISLANDS
				ISLANDS & VERGES MONTROSE PRIMARY SCHOOL & MIRRABOOKA AVENURE ALEXANDER HEIGHTS
				BRICKPAVING BUTTERWORTH AVE KOONDOOLA
				BRICKPAVING VARIOUS MARMION LOCATIONS
25004	11-Apr-02	AVIS	199.08	HIRE OF 22 SEAT BUS
25005	11-Apr-02	ABORIGINAL SENIORS GROUP PETTY CASH	50.00	P/CASH
25006	11-Apr-02	KATHY ALLISTON	60.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
25007	11-Apr-02	ADMIRAL MECHANICAL SERVICES	17,211.70	4 PANASONIC WALL SPLITS INTO YANCHEP COMMUNITY CENTRE
25008	11-Apr-02	BELL HEALTH	280.49	HEALTH CARE SERVICES INV 02/4277
				HEALTH CARE SERVICES INV 02/4278
25009	11-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25010	11-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25011	11-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25012	11-Apr-02	BEST LOOK PAINTING & DECORATING CONTRACTORS	324.50	INTERIOR PAINTING
25013	11-Apr-02	COURIER AUSTRALIA	360.25	COURIER SERVICES
				COURIER SERVICE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
25014	11-Apr-02	F CAMPBELL	60.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
25015	11-Apr-02	CHICKEN TREAT WANNEROO	253.72	HOT CHICKENS
25016	11-Apr-02	CLEAN SWEEP	8,191.88	SWEEP - LA GRANGE LOOP 15.02.02
				SWEEP CNR MORAN CRT & BEBICH RD 01.03.02
				SWEEP DUNDEBAR ROAD 11.03.02
				SWEEP DUNDEBAR & FRANKLIN 11,12,13,14 & 15/03/02
				SWEEP TENDER W00150 ALEXANDER HTS KOONDOOLA
25017	11-Apr-02	CITY OF JOONDALUP PLANT HIRE	895.10	VARIOUS PRIVATE WORKS
25018	11-Apr-02	CABCHARGE	26.26	CABCHARGE COMMUNITY SERVICES
25019	11-Apr-02	COMTEK PTY LTD	187.00	ONE CD-R/RW-DRIVE Int CD-R/RW IDE DRIVE
25020	11-Apr-02	C C I TRAINING SERVICE	4,290.00	SEXUAL RACIAL HARASSMENT TRAINING COURSE
25021	11-Apr-02	CMP COMMUNICATIONS	199.92	SUPPLY AND FIT NEW VHF ANTENNA 96071
25022	11-Apr-02	CITY OF WANNEROO	91.15	R STEFFIN TRAVEL TO RATES
25023	11-Apr-02	CHEF EXCEL PTY LTD	52.20	ASSORTED SW 20/3/02
25024	11-Apr-02	DUNCAN CROSBIE PRO GOLF - MARANGAROO	47,666.66	REFUND O/PAID LEASE FEES
25025	11-Apr-02	DEPT OF LAND ADMINISTRATION	12.00	SURVEYS COPIED
25026	11-Apr-02	DICK SMITH ELECTRONICS	249.02	CREDIT FOR INVOICE 31-249666
				UNIDEN UH-042XR 40 CH UHF CB D1749
25027	11-Apr-02	DORMAR INDENTS	101.05	CRAFT ITEMS GUMBLOSSOM COMMUNITY
25028	11-Apr-02	D & M LAUNDRY SERVICE	197.12	LAUNDRY -LINEN
25029	11-Apr-02	D G CONSULTING	2,926.00	ENVIRONMENTAL HLTH WORK
25030	11-Apr-02	EXECUTIVE SERVICES PETTY CASH	99.80	P/CASH
25031	11-Apr-02	EASIFLEET MANAGEMENT	7,410.10	HYUNDIA ACCENT NEW 2002 WHITE WN31517
				HYUNDIA ACCENT NEW 2002 WHITE WN31518
25032	11-Apr-02	GRAFFITI SYSTEMS AUSTRALIA	3,690.50	GRAFFITI REMOVAL VARIOUS BUTTERWORTH AVENUE
				ANTI-GRAFFITI COATING 3 BUS SHELTERS
25033	11-Apr-02	IAN GOODENOUGH	256.74	TRAVEL ALLOWANCE DECEMBER 01
				TRAVEL ALLOWANCE MARCH02
				TRAVEL ALLOWANCE JAN/FEB02
25034	11-Apr-02	MAUREEN GRIERSON	118.34	TRAVEL ALLOWNACE
25035	11-Apr-02	G P R TRUCK SALES & SERVICE	440.00	CHECK WHEEL ALIGNMENT/ADJ FRONT AXLE
25036	11-Apr-02	GEL GROUP PTY LTD	3,337.40	WINDOWS 2000 ROLL OUT OFFICER
25037	11-Apr-02	ALAN GREEN	20.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
25038	11-Apr-02	HOME CHEF	4,568.40	DINNERS FOR TUES 12.03.02 X 394
				DINNERS FOR DELIVERY TUES 26/02/02
				DINNERS FOR TUESDAY 19/03/02
				HOME CHEF DINNERS
25039	11-Apr-02	HOMECARE PURSUITS	6,799.91	HACC SERIVCES 4-10/03/02 & 11-17/03/02
				CACP SERVICES 4-10/03/02 & 11-17/04/02
25040	11-Apr-02	C HIRD	60.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
25041	11-Apr-02	ROD HANNAN	33.00	VOLUNTARY SERVICES
25042	11-Apr-02	JOONDALUP PHOTO-DESIGN	85.00	PHOTOGRAPHY G MONKS
25043	11-Apr-02	JOHNDEC ENGINEERING PLASTICS PTY LTD	632.50	CARRY OUT REPAIRS
25044	11-Apr-02	KEYS BROS REMOVALS & STORAGE	1,485.00	PACKING SERVICES MATERIAL ONLY & 300 AMG BOOK CARTONS NEW
25045	11-Apr-02	KINDERGARTEN QUALITY EQUIPMENT	639.17	TOY REFIGERATOR & STOVE FOR JENOLEN WAY COMMUNITY CENTRE
25046	11-Apr-02	LO-GO APPOINTMENTS	10,857.25	DURNANICH T LABOURER P/G
				GOODWIN R LABOURER P/G
				STEVENS J LAB P/G
				BARROWCLIFFE D LABOURER P/G
				GOODWIN (LAB P/G)
				MCPHEE C W/E 28/07/01
				BARROWCLIFFE (LAB P/G)
				STEVENS LABOURER P/G
				BROMHEAD DOORKNOCKER
				MURRAY DOORKNOCKER
				SPARLING DOORKNOCKER
				GREENOCK, D W/E 16/03/02
				PEAK ADMIN
				PEAKE K ADMIN
25047	11-Apr-02	MAYNE LOGISTICS COURIER	420.33	COURIER SERVICE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
25048	11-Apr-02	P & T E MATHIAS HYDRAULIC CONTRACTORS	4,065.60	MON-FRIDAY BADGERUP
25049	11-Apr-02	MIRAGE TECHNOLOGY	180.00	FRONTPAGE INTRODUCTION 19/6
25050	11-Apr-02	MOVE CLOTHING & LINEN SUPPLIES	138.33	WORK CLOTHING CUSTOMER SERVICE
25051	11-Apr-02	NICK DEL BORRELLO	220.00	MAKE & FIT SAFETY PROP UNDER TIPPER BODY
25052	11-Apr-02	NORMAN DENNIS	41.66	KEYHOLDER APRIL PAYMENT
25053	11-Apr-02	PERTH COURIER SERVICE	66.00	PICK UP ELEVEN ARTWORKS
25054	11-Apr-02	PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL	50.00	INSURANCE POLICY NU055527
25055	11-Apr-02	QUALITY PRESS	775.50	ART EXHIBITION BROCHURES
25056	11-Apr-02	REEKIE PROPERTY SERVICES	28,721.62	KINGSWAY CRICKET/HOCKEY TOILETS - CONTRACT CLEANING
				EXTRA CLEANING OF DEPOT OFFICE 0103/02 TO 31/03/02
				EXTRA CLEANING CLARKSON YOUTH CENTRE 01/03/02 TO 31/03/02
				CLEANING SOUTHERN ZONE 01/03/02 TO 31/03/02
				CLEANING CENTRAL ZONE 01/03/02 TO 31/03/02
				CLEANING TOWNSHIP ZONE 01/03/02 TO 31/03/02
				CLEANING NORTHERN ZONE 01/03/02 TO 31/03/02
25057	11-Apr-02	R B MARRIS	80.00	WASH CLEAN CONTROL VEHICLES
25058	11-Apr-02	SUNNY BRUSHWARE SUPPLIES	48.67	BRUSH WARE DUMMY RAKE (COMPLETE) JARRAH 60 X 19 X 900 MM
25059	11-Apr-02	STORK ELECTRICAL	90,723.86	TENDER NO. 01226 FOR THE INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS AT MARANGAROO DRIVE AND HIGHCLERE BOULEVARD, MARANGAROO
25060	11-Apr-02	STAMPALIA CONTRACTORS	8,813.20	EQUIPMENT HIRE MARMION AVE MERRIWA
				WATER TRUCK HIRE
				EQUIPMENT HIRE GNANGARA RD
25061	11-Apr-02	SJW PODIATRY PTY LTD	3,162.50	PODIATRY SERVICE PERIOD 04/03/02-22/03/02
25062	11-Apr-02	STIRLING CONCRETE PTY LTD	31,869.50	INSTALL 2.1 FOOTPATH ON HESTER AVENUE RAFFA CAMBRAI VILLAGE AS PER QUOTE NO: A254 DATED 26 FEBRUARY 2002
				INSTALL FOOTPATHS QUINNS ROCKS
				BUTTERWORTH AVE KOONDOOLA
25063	11-Apr-02	ST JOHN AMBULANCE OF AUSTRALIA	75.00	SEN FIRST AID COURSE
25064	11-Apr-02	TELSTRA CORPORATION	63.65	D GALE 9413950900
25065	11-Apr-02	WANNEROO PLUMBING	5,586.85	REPAIRS-GNANGARA PARK
				REPAIRS-JENOLAN WAY
				REPAIRS-YANCHEP BEACH TOILETS
				REPAIRS-WANNEROO RECREATION
				REPAIRS-WANNEROO ADMIN
				REPAIRS-QUINNS SOUTH
				REPAIRS-ADDISON PARK
				REPAIRS-GIRRAWHEEN LIBRAR
				REPLACE DRINKING FOUNTAIN-CARRAMAR GOLF
				REPAIRS-AQUAMOTION
				REPAIRS-CHARNWOOD RESERVE
				REPAIRS-DOG POUND
				REPAIRS-HUDSON PARK
				REPAIRS-FERRARA RESERVE
				REPAIRS-BUILDING 1-VOLUNTEER FIRE OFFICE
				REPAIRS-CARRAMAR GOLF
				REPAIRS-KOONDOOLA HALL
				REPAIRS-BUTTERWORTH PARK
25066	11-Apr-02	WANNEROO ELECTRIC	4,157.07	ACTIVATE FANS
				LOCATE FALLEN LAMP
				REPAIRS-HAINSWORTH PARK
				REPAIRS-HUDSON PARK
				LOCATE TRIPPED ROD
				ELECTRIC CRANE N/WORK
				LOCATE DEFECTIVE TUBE
				LOCATE DEFECTIVE FLURO TUBE
				LOCATE DEFECTIVE FLURO
				DEFECTIVE LAMP
				ACTIVATE SECURITY LIGHTS
				LOCATE DAMAGED GPO
				LOCATE ROD TRIPPED RESET
				REPAIRS-WANN S/GROUNDS SKATE RAMP
				LOCATE DEFECTIVE FUSE
				ABBEYVILLE PARK GLOBE BLOWN
				ALEXANDER HTS. NEW SWITCH FOR HYDRANT JOB NO. 27246
				REPAIRS-PALOMA PARK
				REPAIRS-SHELVOCK PARK
				ACTIVATE ALL LIGHTS
				CARRAMAR GOLF REPAIR CABINET JOB NO. 27289
				GIRRAWHEEN AVENUE ORNAMENTAL LIGHTS FROM
				MARANGAROO DRIVE TO BEACH ROAD AS PER JOB NO: 27118
25067	11-Apr-02	DR C T WONG	1,827.50	MARCH IMMUNISATION CLINICS
25068	11-Apr-02	WESTERN POWER	22,903.50	536127500 A BRETT
				146240320 C SWIFT
				KINGSWAY BASEBALL BUILD
				DEPOT OFFICE BLD
				NEW CIVIC CTRE
25069	11-Apr-02	WANNEROO TAVERN	261.30	MID STRENGTH BLOCKS & WINE
25070	11-Apr-02	WORM AFFAIR	158.40	RELN WORM FACTORY
25071	11-Apr-02	WESTWOOD TIMBERS	231.80	KARRI GREEN STR
25072	11-Apr-02	WESTCARE CENTRAL SAFETY	2,072.29	WESTAIR RED POLO SHIRTS
25073	11-Apr-02	B WEST0N	60.00	CLEANING OF KOODABURRA CLUB
25074	11-Apr-02	WANNEROO DRYCLEANERS & LAUNDRETTE	54.00	DRY CLEANING MARCH 2002 FIRE SERVICES UNIFORMS
25075	11-Apr-02	ALEXANDER HTS ADULT DAY CARE P/CASH	15.85	P/CASH
25076	11-Apr-02	CITY BUSINESS MACHINES	2,380.40	3 X CANON S200SP COLOUR BUBBLE JET PRINTERS
				HP2250 HP INKJET PRINTER WITH INTERNAL HP JETDIRECT 10/100 NETWORK JETDIRECT CARD 610N
25077	11-Apr-02	C J D EQUIPMENT P/L	87.59	10144200 FUEL TANK CAP
25078	11-Apr-02	DBS FENCING	1,525.70	REPLACE ONE HALF OF PR OF GATES
				RAZER WIRE TO TIMER FENCE
25079	12-Apr-02	JOONDALUP COURT	1,484.00	18 WARRANTS
25080	12-Apr-02	JOONDALUP COURT	3.00	ADJ TO WARRANT CHQ 25079
25081	12-Apr-02	AUSTRALIAN TURF INDUSTRIES	37,140.59	MAINTENACE AT MARAGAROO GOLF COURSE
25082	12-Apr-02	ALINTA GAS	177.00	J LATHAM 877147600
25083	12-Apr-02	BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY	26,797.72	BCITF LEVY MARCH
25084	12-Apr-02	B & G CHAMBERS	420.00	DINNER 20 GUEST 26/03/02 & PLATTER
25085	12-Apr-02	BUILDERS REGISTRATION BOARD	7,420.50	BUILDERS DISPUTE FEES MARCH
25086	17-Apr-02	JON KELLY	6,000.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
25087	17-Apr-02	SUNSET COAST TOURISM ASSOCIATION	5,500.00	DONATION FOR DEVELOPMENT TOURISM BROCHURE
25088	18-Apr-02	SCOTT PARK HOMES	130.00	REIMBURSEMENT HEALTH SEPTIC APPLICATION FEES
25089	18-Apr-02	MINT SETTLEMENTS	55.00	REIMBURSEMENT FOR LAND PURCHASE ENQUIRY
25090	18-Apr-02	WANNEROO CRICKET CLUB	100.00	BOND REFUND
25091	18-Apr-02	AMCON SOLUTIONS PTY LTD	3,773.00	CONSULTANT D DE PELLEGRIN
				CONSULTNANT ALEX LEI
				CONSULTANT DR P WHITEHEAD/P SIMMONS
				CONSULTANT J VAN DAM
25092	18-Apr-02	DEPARTMENT OF LAND ADMINISTRATION	11.00	1 GOLA 1 HIT AT $10. FOR FEBRUARY AS AT 26/02/02
25093	18-Apr-02	THE PARTY FARM	460.00	PARTY FARM FOR KOONDOOLA EASTER EVENT AT
				KOONDOOLA PARK IN KOONDOOLA FROM 10AM TO 2PM.
25094	18-Apr-02	EVAN MARTIN	50.60	PART PAYMENT FOR MONTH FEBRUARY
25095	18-Apr-02	BBC ENTERTAINMENT	1,003.75	OWN PIANO
				SOUTHERN CROSS TRIO
				DENIS FIRE TRUCK
25096	18-Apr-02	S C A W A	20.00	MEMBERSHIP FEES E SHADFORTH SWIM COORDINATORS ASSOC
25097	18-Apr-02	LADYBIRD'S PLANT HIRE	85.80	RENTAL INDOOR PLANTS
25098	18-Apr-02	OCEAN SPRINGS	25.00	O/PAYMENT STAGE 12 BRIGHTON ESTATE SUBDIVISION CLEARANCE WAPC REF 114669.11
25099	18-Apr-02	ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY AUSTRALIA	720.00	POOL LIFEGUARD REG AWARD FEE/EXAM INSTRUCTION FEES
25100	18-Apr-02	MELANIE BROWNE	45.00	3HRS CRECHE WORK FIRE AWARENESS DAY BANKSIA GROVE
25101	18-Apr-02	C SUHENDRA & BR REYNOLDS	325.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25102	18-Apr-02	PHILLIP R COPE	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25103	18-Apr-02	B & TA GHEBREHIWOT	231.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25104	18-Apr-02	JOHN C & V LONGCAKE	340.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25105	18-Apr-02	JOHN FLINT & K ASHE	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25106	18-Apr-02	KIRO & M KORUNOSKI	191.19	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25107	18-Apr-02	SIMON R CAMPBELL	150.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25108	18-Apr-02	ELIZABETH WALLER	9.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25109	18-Apr-02	SHIRLEY THOMPSON	15.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25110	18-Apr-02	OSWALD FAIRNINGTON	9.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25111	18-Apr-02	LAUREL MATTHEWS	5.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25112	18-Apr-02	NATALIE MARTIN	12.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25113	18-Apr-02	PAMELA OVERINGTON	6.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25114	18-Apr-02	BRIAN BELL	3.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25115	18-Apr-02	GAIL P GUGIATTI	12.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25116	18-Apr-02	FLORENCE EVANS	20.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25117	18-Apr-02	SHARLEEN WHARAM	20.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25118	18-Apr-02	KIRSTEN LARKIN	19.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25119	18-Apr-02	WALTER BROWN	6.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25120	18-Apr-02	DANICE DOROGI	6.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25121	18-Apr-02	BRIAN HAIGH	6.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25122	18-Apr-02	BRIAN CAPON	6.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25123	18-Apr-02	MRS L BUICK	20.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25124	18-Apr-02	LINDSAY RILEY	18.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25125	18-Apr-02	SUSAN DASH	20.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25126	18-Apr-02	LYNN ANDREWS	6.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25127	18-Apr-02	MICHAEL STRIBBLING	57.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25128	18-Apr-02	JONATHAN WILSON	20.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25129	18-Apr-02	ANDREA KUHN	9.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25130	18-Apr-02	GREGORY RUSHTON	9.00	DOG REGISTRATION REFUNDS
25131	18-Apr-02	CONNY MADER	65.00	REFUND LEARN TO SWIM PRGRAMME
25132	18-Apr-02	ANZ BANK C/CHRISTMAS 2001	2,500.00	CHQ REQUEST AUGUST COUNCIL DONATIONS
25133	18-Apr-02	S HORTON & YG ANDERSEN	306.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25134	18-Apr-02	JAMES & M HAY	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25135	18-Apr-02	LISA P HAYES	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25136	18-Apr-02	JAMES & S GOWER	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25137	18-Apr-02	MELISSA FRANCIS	122.50	EXTREME COMP PRIZES/YOUNG PARENTS GROUP MEETING/CATERING
25138	18-Apr-02	JULIE RICHARDSON	45.00	3HRS CRECHE WORK FIRE AWARENESS DAY BANKSIA GROVE
25139	18-Apr-02	KIRSTEN SCUTT	17.00	REFUND LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAMME
25140	18-Apr-02	GERALDINE THOMAS	220.00	PERFORMANCE WANN/SHOWGRNDS BAND XYGEN COMM CONCERT
25141	18-Apr-02	ROBIN & S BROOKES	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25142	18-Apr-02	VIOLETA & S LAZESKA	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25143	18-Apr-02	RUSSLEIGH & J PARAI	177.19	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25144	18-Apr-02	DAWN & G COOKE	265.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25145	18-Apr-02	MARK CHRISTOPHER & D POPPAS	211.16	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25146	18-Apr-02	P FORSYTH-REID & R TIMMINS	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25147	18-Apr-02	NICHOLAS M HARVEY	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25148	18-Apr-02	TANYA & S DUNCAN	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25149	18-Apr-02	DARRELL J PEARCE	197.16	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25150	18-Apr-02	ROBYN J HUTCHINSON	329.68	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25151	18-Apr-02	STEVEN P HAINES	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25152	18-Apr-02	LINDA HOPKINS & L SPRING	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25153	18-Apr-02	RONAL HAWKINS ARCHITECT PTY LTD	900.00	REIMBURSEMENT FOR DEVELOPMENT FEE
25154	18-Apr-02	STEPHEN & H FARNHILL	156.60	REIMBURSEMENT HEALTH SEPTIC APPLICATION FEES
25155	18-Apr-02	WANGARA TAVERN	700.00	REIMBURSEMENT FOR HEALTH LICENCE FEE
25156	18-Apr-02	MAYNE LOGISTICS ARMAGUARD	309.70	WAA CASH COLLECTION
25157	18-Apr-02	ALLTECH INDUSTRIES AUSTRALIA	97.00	REPAIRED PHONE & FAULY KEYPAD
25158	18-Apr-02	BT EQUIPMENT PTY LTD	766.62	HIRE OF LOAN MACHINE
25159	18-Apr-02	SOILAND GARDEN SUPPLIERS	13,659.69	MULCHING OF GREENWASTE 1582M3 AS PER SURVEY
25160	18-Apr-02	BELAIR SMASH REPAIRS	500.00	EXCESS ON TOYOTA HILUX WN31854
25161	18-Apr-02	EASIFLEET MANAGEMENT	475.12	SUPPLY FIT TYRES
25162	18-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25163	18-Apr-02	BRIDGELEIGH	370.00	CEO INTERVIEWS 12/11/01 MEALS AND DRINKS
25164	18-Apr-02	FASTWAY COURIERS (WA)	110.00	WANNEROO RECREATION CENTER COURIER SERVICE
25165	18-Apr-02	ALPHAWEST 6 PTY LTD	47,630.00	PROJECT MANAGEMENT - MICHEL NORESSON
				EDMS PROJECT`
25166	18-Apr-02	COATES WRECKAIR	231.00	1 COMPRESSOR 19(ELECTRIC)
25167	18-Apr-02	DIRECT ENGINEERING SERVICES	1,050.06	CHECK OPERATION ON A.H.V COUNCIL CHAMBERS
25168	18-Apr-02	FOOD TECHNOLOGY SERVICES PTY LTD	2,095.32	PAYMENT SERVICES ERINA MALE FOR FOOD PREMISES RISK
25169	18-Apr-02	QUICK CORPORATE AUSTRALIA	77.86	WRIST MOUSE SURFACE
25170	18-Apr-02	TRAILER PARTS PTY LTD	230.67	A1030 JOCKEY WHEEL
25171	18-Apr-02	WANNEROO DAIRY SUPPLIES	197.35	MILK WANN LIB
				MILK AQUA
				MILK WORKS DEPOT
				MILK CIVIC CTRE
25172	18-Apr-02	WASTE MASTER	280,705.37	SUPPLY & INSTALL HYD PUMP (96692)
				PENDULUM PACKERS & ELPHINSTONE WEIGHING SYSTEM
25173	18-Apr-02	AUSTRALIA POST	3,881.22	TOTAL TAX INVOICE VALUE
25174	18-Apr-02	AQUAMOTION OFFICE PETTY CASH	150.00	P/CASH TOYS, CONTAINERS, BATTERIES.BALLS.GLUE
25175	18-Apr-02	AMERICAN INTER UNDERWRITERS	7.00	PAYROLL DED F/E 12/4/02
25176	18-Apr-02	ALINTA GAS	4,594.75	8JAN-5APR FERRARA PK
				ALEX HGHTS COMM CARE
				AQUAMOTION CONTROL 25/02/02 - 27/03/02
25177	18-Apr-02	AUSTRALIAN LOCAL GOVT JOB DIR	418.00	QTR PAGE 2/4/02 MANAGER APPROVAL SERVICES
25178	18-Apr-02	ALEXANDER HTS ADULT DAY CARE P/CASH	35.15	P/CASH
25179	18-Apr-02	AUSTRALIAN MANUFACT WKS UNION	77.40	PAYROLL DED F/E 12/4/02
25180	18-Apr-02	ALEXANDER HEIGHTS - THE HEIGHTS COMM HOUSE PETTY CASH	86.85	P/CASH
25181	18-Apr-02	ABORIGINAL SENIORS GROUP PETTY CASH	50.00	P/CASH
25182	18-Apr-02	AMP FLEXIBLE LIFETIME SUPER FUND	807.69	PAYROLL DED F/E 12/4/02
25183	18-Apr-02	ALAN BLENCOWE	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
25184	18-Apr-02	BELAIR SMASH REPAIRS	1,000.00	EXCESS ON CLAIM # 009759 TOYOTA HILUX WN960
				EXCESS ON CLAIM # 627086410 MITSUBISHI EXPRESS WN31510
25185	18-Apr-02	COURIER AUSTRALIA	275.21	COURIER SERVICE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
25186	18-Apr-02	CABCHARGE	84.22	SERVICE FEE
				CABCHARGE 00883253 COMMUNITY SERVICES
25187	18-Apr-02	CUSTOM SERVICE LEASING LTD	1,980.74	FLEET RENTAL-1ARF538-28/03-27/04-TRACEY MARTELL, 1ASZ162-09/03-08/04-TONY GIGGS, WN31659-23/04-23/04-B GOODWIN & WN31660-30/03-29/04-BOB GORDON
25188	18-Apr-02	CITY OF WANNEROO PAYROLL A/C	1,647.00	PAYROLL DED F/E 12/4/02
25189	18-Apr-02	CITY OF JOONDALUP SERVICES INVOICES	48.00	FINES ENFORCEMENT REGISTRY MARCH 02 INFRINGEMENTS
25190	18-Apr-02	FRANK CVITAN	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
25191	18-Apr-02	CITY OF WANNEROO	500.00	CR L MCNAMARA'S RATES
25192	18-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25193	18-Apr-02	D G CONSULTING	2,340.80	ENVIROMENTAL HEALTH WORK
25194	18-Apr-02	EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY	200.00	DISABLITY RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT W/SHOP FEB02
25195	18-Apr-02	EXECUTIVE SERVICES PETTY CASH	85.45	PETTY CASH
25196	18-Apr-02	GIRRAWHEEN LIBRARY PETTY CASH	150.10	P/CASH
25197	18-Apr-02	GLOBE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	2,779.70	80 BAGS OF SPORTS MASTER HIGH "N" AT $31.50 PER BAG
25198	18-Apr-02	GEL GROUP PTY LTD	2,119.70	WINDOWS 2000 ROLL OUT OFFICER (P JACKSON
25199	18-Apr-02	GARDENERS BOOK SERVICE	65.35	BOTANICA'S TREES AND SHRUBS
25200	18-Apr-02	HOMEBUYERS CENTRE	100.00	REIMBURSEMENT FOR BUILDING APPLICATION FEES
25201	18-Apr-02	HALPERN GLICK & MAUNSELL	189.75	REIMBURSEMENT DEVELOPMENT FEES
25202	18-Apr-02	J CORP PTY LTD	100.00	REIMBURSEMENT FOR BUILDING APPLICATION FEES
25203	18-Apr-02	KBE BUILDING SERVICES PTY LTD	93,337.20	WARRADALE PK CONT/PAYMT
				CONTRACT PAYMENT
25204	18-Apr-02	MAYNE LOGISTICS COURIER	1,281.25	COURIER SERVICES
				COURIER SERVICE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
25205	18-Apr-02	MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE UNION-PAYROLL	1,158.14	PAYROLL DED F/E 12/4/02
25206	18-Apr-02	MIRAGE TECHNOLOGY	290.00	EXCEL INTER & INTERNET RESEARCH TOOL COURSES
25207	18-Apr-02	NEBA INTERNATIONAL COURIERS	99.77	COURIER SERVICE
25208	18-Apr-02	DOROTHY NEWTON	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
25209	18-Apr-02	NICK DEL BORRELLO	253.00	REPOSITIONING LEGS ON AIRATOR
25210	18-Apr-02	NORMAN DENNIS	41.66	PAYMENT MONTH SEPT 01 KEY HOLDER
25211	18-Apr-02	PALACE HOMES CONSTRUCTION	45,895.66	JOHN MOLONEY PK ADDITIONAL
				REFURBISHMENT HUDSON PK CLAIM FOR WORK COMPLETED
25212	18-Apr-02	QUINNS ROCKS ADULT DAY CARE P/CASH	33.10	PETTYY CASH
25213	18-Apr-02	STEWART'S HOME IMPROVMENTS	6,204.00	REPAIRS CHANGING ROOM & TOILET BLOCK PHIL RANKIN OVAL
25214	18-Apr-02	SAM SALPIETRO	1,125.00	MONTHLY & MEETING ALLOWANCE
25215	18-Apr-02	RJ VINCENT & CO	216.00	REIMBURSEMENT FOR BUILDING APPLICATION FEE
25216	18-Apr-02	WATER CORPORATION	1,083.55	TEMPORARY SERVICE AT DENSTON WAY GIRRAWHEEN LOT PUBLIC ACCESSWAY WATER USAGE CHARGES FROM 25 AUGUST 2001 TO THE 7 OF MARCH 2002
				TEMPORARY SERVICE AT NANKIVELL WAY KOONDOOLA LOT PUBLIC ACCESSWAY WATER USAGE CHARGES FORM 19 SEPTEMBER 2001 TO THE 18 OF MARCH 2002
				SEWERAGE MANHOLE FEE BUTTERWORTH AVENUE KOONDOOLA
25217	18-Apr-02	WESTERN POWER	136,504.36	ACCOUNT 72 905 33050 COMMUNITY PAYMENT
				SHELVOCK COURT KOONDOOLA FROM 23/01/02 TO 21/03/02
				TEMPLETON COURT GIRRAWHEEN FROM 18/01/02 TO 21/03/02
				LOT 9768 MARANGAROO DRIVE GIRRAWHEEN FROM 18/01/02 TO 19/03/02
				SALCOT ROAD GIRRAWHEEN FROM 22/01/02 TO 22/03/02
				BLACKMORE AVENUE GIRRAWHEEN FROM 18/01/02 TO 21/03/02
				KOMAN WAY GIRRAWHEEN FROM 21/01/02 TO 20/03/02
				CABRINI PLACE MARANGAROO 6064 FROM THE 15/01/02 TO 14/03/02
				BUTTERWORTH AVENUE KOONDOOLA FROM 25/01/02 TO 22/03/02
				JENOLAN WY
				LOT 2401 AYLESFORD DRIVE MARANGAROO FROM THE 15/01/02 TO 14/03/02
				INSTALLATION/RELOCATION OF STREET LIGHTS AT MARMION AVENUE MERRIWA (HESTER TO BALTIMORE)
				STREET VISION CHARGE 24/02/02 - 24/03/02
25218	18-Apr-02	WANNEROO JUNIOR CRICKET CLUB	100.00	BOND REFUND
25219	18-Apr-02	WESTCARE CENTRAL SAFETY	2,050.12	WESTAIR RED POLO SHIRTS
25220	18-Apr-02	WANN LIBRARIES CENTRAL SVCS P/C	110.35	P/CASH
25221	18-Apr-02	W A LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOC.	13,279.60	ADVERTISING FOR CITY OF WANNEROO
25222	18-Apr-02	YANCHEP COMMUNITY HOUSE P/CASH	144.80	P/CASH
25223	23-Apr-02	JOSEPHINE ANDAYA ZURBITO	342.50	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25224	23-Apr-02	LEARNING CIRCLE AUSTRALIA	27.00	COPIES OF THE THREE SPHERES OF GOVERNMENT
25225	23-Apr-02	WESTERN ELECTRIC AUSTRALIA P/L	310.20	2X2 KW 1D90L ELECTRIC MOTORS
25226	23-Apr-02	FOOTY TIPPING SOFTWARE PTY LTD	99.00	FOOTY TIPPING SOFTWARE
25227	23-Apr-02	SHERYL DE WET	300.00	BOND REFUND
25228	23-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25229	23-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25230	23-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25231	23-Apr-02	MARKETING & TRANSPORT CONSULTANCY	1,694.00	5TH VISIT & REVIEW TENDER SUBMISSIONS
25232	24-Apr-02	ARTISTS FOUNDATION OF W.A.	29.50	HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY MANAGE ART PRIZE
25233	24-Apr-02	MEERILINGA TRAINING COLLEGE	22.00	ENROLMENT FORM
25234	24-Apr-02	CHILD EDUCATION SERVICES	285.31	EDUCATION BOOKS FOR TOY LIBRARY
25235	24-Apr-02	OUTER LIMITZ	100.00	OL SHIRTS X 1, ISOLATION VRD X 1 & WHEELS US X 1
25236	24-Apr-02	RENTOKIL	1,082.40	CONTRACT CHARGES AS PER INVOICE CONTINUATION PAGES ATTACHED
25237	24-Apr-02	NORTHERN SUBURBS BAILIFF	108.76	POUNDAGE 484/2000
25238	24-Apr-02	K MART JOONDALUP	238.14	CHILDRENS TOYS
25239	24-Apr-02	R RUSSELL-BROWN	400.00	PROVISION OF TAI CHI LESSONS TERM 1
25240	24-Apr-02	STREET TALK ENTERTAINMENT	4,389.00	ENTERTAINMENT MARCH02
				ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALEXANDER HEIGHTS SHOPPING CENTRE APRIL 2002
25241	24-Apr-02	AIBS	236.50	REG FEE-NON MEM 1 DAY REGISTRATION FOR BUILDING SURVEYOR'S CONFERENCE
25242	24-Apr-02	DEREK KEMP	3,960.00	PROFESSIONAL ADVICE BUTLER CHARRETTE
25243	24-Apr-02	MIC CHECK PRODUCTIONS	1,200.00	CLARKSON WORKSHOP WEEK 10 19/03/02
				GIRRAWHEEN WORKSHOP 18/03/02 WEEK 7
				GIRRAWHEEN WORKSHOP ON MONDAY 11/03/02 WEEK 6
25244	24-Apr-02	YANCHEP DISTRICTS JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB	1,025.00	GRANT COUNCILS COMM FUNDING SCHEME
25245	24-Apr-02	DOCUMENTARY SERVICES PTY LTD	33.00	COMPANY NAME SEARCH "OSBORNE COLD STORES (WA) PTY LTD
25246	24-Apr-02	MERRIWA CHINESE RESTURANT	151.00	VARIOUS MEALS & DRINKS
25247	24-Apr-02	NATIONAL POWER SERVICES P/L	985.60	850876 REINSTATE ALINTA GAS SIGNS
25248	24-Apr-02	KYLIE M PENN	325.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25249	24-Apr-02	MARGARET M COLQUHOUN	292.50	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25250	24-Apr-02	SARABJIT & S SEHMI	335.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25251	24-Apr-02	B HOLLIS	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25252	24-Apr-02	HONG QUANG NGUYEN	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25253	24-Apr-02	ADNAN AL-SAEEDY	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25254	24-Apr-02	FELICITY & A VESCIO	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25255	24-Apr-02	LAUREN DAVIES	300.00	BOND REFUND
25256	24-Apr-02	ANTHONY PARKER	300.00	BOND REFUND
25257	24-Apr-02	JAGUARS SOFTBALL CLUB INC	300.00	BOND REFUND
25258	24-Apr-02	KEVIN ANDERSON	335.10	REFUND OVERPAYMENT OF RATES
25259	24-Apr-02	SUSAN P MCMULLEN & R WALKER	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25260	24-Apr-02	ERIC & M WAAIJENBURG	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25261	24-Apr-02	PRIMROSE FLORIST	130.00	BOUQUET PRESENTATION
				GET WELL GIFT
				WREATH BRIGHT DEDICATION CEREMONY
25262	24-Apr-02	BANNON LAFERLA JONES AUSTRALIA	330.00	PROFESSIONAL FEES
25263	24-Apr-02	JOANNE P HAYES	576.98	R/REFUND 187667
25264	24-Apr-02	KARL JELLEV & J GIBSON	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25265	24-Apr-02	STEPHEN D VENEMA	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25266	24-Apr-02	R & CECIL DIGGEDEN	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25267	24-Apr-02	GEORGE & M PIERRE	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25268	24-Apr-02	VICTORIA M WALTERS	177.28	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25269	24-Apr-02	MAIN ROADS DEPARTMENT	200.00	TRANSPORT SEMINAR CYCLING
25270	24-Apr-02	ORANGE	5,041.61	ORANGE PAGING RANGER SERVICES
				CDMA CHARGES FEB-MAR 2002
25271	24-Apr-02	OWEN DAVIES CONSULTING GROUP	995.00	BASIC PURCHASING SKILLS
25272	24-Apr-02	ALINTA GAS	376.25	279353600 N ABAZI
				S HANNAM 453984420
				132659150 S JARVIS
				639975400 D SIMPSON
25273	24-Apr-02	ALEXANDER HTS ADULT DAY CARE P/CASH	72.75	P/CASH
25274	24-Apr-02	ALEXANDER HEIGHTS - THE HEIGHTS COMM HOUSE PETTY CASH	78.55	P/CASH
25275	24-Apr-02	ABORIGINAL SENIORS GROUP PETTY CASH	50.00	P/CASH
25276	24-Apr-02	ALAN BLENCOWE	1,117.17	JUL 01- APRIL 02 TRAVEL EXPENSIVES
25277	24-Apr-02	COMMUNITY SERVICES PETTY CASH	215.15	P/CASH
25278	24-Apr-02	CORETEL COMMUNICATION PTY LTD	3,300.00	LEASE RENTAL FOR NEERABUP SITE 01/07/00 TO 31/12/01
25279	24-Apr-02	EASIFLEET MANAGEMENT	59,044.09	APRIL 02 EASIFLEET ACCOUNT
25280	24-Apr-02	FINES ENFORCEMENT REGISTRY	390.00	LODGING 13 RECORDS
25281	24-Apr-02	PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT PETTY CASH	422.40	P/CASH
25282	24-Apr-02	QUINNS ROCKS ADULT DAY CARE P/CASH	32.60	P/CASH
25283	24-Apr-02	TELSTRA CORPORATION	19,012.50	MOBILENET 02/03/02 TO 01/04/02
				PABX CHARGES 01/03/02 - 01/04/02
25284	24-Apr-02	LAURA VISEE	625.00	PRINTING SUMMONS
25285	24-Apr-02	WESTERN POWER	20,647.75	MIDGE LIGHTS SCENIC DR
				WANN RD MUSEUM
				367109720 C KINNANE
				578678600 MS J BLACKBURN
				0430790020 T WEST
				392798210 N ABAZI
				A HELET 541079390
				JOON SPORTS PAVILLION
				267638930 C GREENHALGH
				MONTROSE AVENUE GIRRAWHEEN FROM 22/01/02 TO 25/03/02
				MP021120 INSTALL S/L CALVERT
				KOONDOOLA STREET LIGHTS
				LOT 9543 MATFIELD STREET MARANGAROO FROM THE 15/01/02 TO 14/03/02
				AUX/DECORATIVE LIGHTS
				BANKSIA GR COMM CTRE
				COVERWOOD PK
				PERIDOT PK T+C
				WANN FOOTBALL C/ROOMS
				HAINSWORTH AVENUE GIRRAWHEEN 22/01/02 TO 22/03/02
				LOT 9768 FERRARA WAY GIRRAWHEEN FROM 22/01/02 TO 22/03/02
				WANN REC CTRE
				KINGSWAY F/BALL OVAL
				WANN FUNC CTRE
				KINGSWAY SPORTS COMPLEX
				UA LOT 60 CIVIC DRIVE WANNEROO AQUAMOTION POOL 26/02/02 TO 02/04/02
25286	24-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25287	24-Apr-02	CANCELLED	0.00
25288	24-Apr-02	WHITE OAK HOME CARE SERVICES PTY LTD	389.68	HOME CARE SERVICES 09/11/01
				HOME CARE SERVICES FOR THE 16,17,18,19,20 AND 21 OF MARCH
				HOME CARE SERVICES FOR THE 23,24,25,26,27 AND 28 OF MARCH
25289	24-Apr-02	JOONDALUP COURT	3,661.90	42 SUMMONS
25290	24-Apr-02	ALICE DENGLER & A CHALONER	345.00	VEHICLE CROSSING SUBSIDY
25291	24-Apr-02	ALEX TODOROVIC	300.00	BOND REFUND
25292	24-Apr-02	ASPHALTECH PTY LTD	78,853.23	NORTHUMBERLAND RD S & L
				MARMION & HESTER ST S & L
				BUTTERWORTH AV KOON S&L
25293	24-Apr-02	M M ELECTRICAL MERCHANDISING	103.40	HEAVY DUTY PVC CONDUIT
25294	24-Apr-02	SHELL COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA LTD	50,208.34	PEMIUM UNLEADED /PETROL
				DIESEL UNLEADED PETROL
25295	24-Apr-02	DENSFORD PTY LTD	86,351.76	PROJECT NO 2171 CONT02230
				DRAINAGE UPGRADE WORKS TO LAKE JOONDALUP
25296	24-Apr-02	WESTERN POWER	237.20	976892830 C FREDERICH
25297	26-Apr-02	NICK DEL BORRELLO	4,532.00	TWO BRACKET FOR JACKING UP RIDE ON MOWER PLANT # 98154
				TWO BRACKET FOR JACKING UP RIDE ON MOWER PLANT # 98155
				REPAIR SUB FRAM PLANT #96708
				REPAIR SPRING ANCKOR ON RAMP J98536
				REPAIRING BIN ARM SIDE RAIL PLANT # 96706
				REPAIRS TO VARIOUS FLEET VEHICLES
				1 LOCKABLE TOOL BOX DELIVERED & FITTED TWO MORE TO FOLLOW
25298	26-Apr-02	JOONDALUP COURT	3,582.45	40 SUMMONS
25299	26-Apr-02	KEY HYDRAULICS	3,227.95	STRIP, INSPECT, CLEAN & REASSEMBLE FLOW COMPENSTAOR VALVE, INSTALL BACK ONTO VEHICLE, SET VALVE & TEST-OK
				MAINTENCE AT WANGAR RECYLING PLANT
				MAINTENACE AT WANGARA RE-CYCLING PLANT
25300	29-Apr-02	BONNIE MILLER	300.00	REFUND OF MAIN HALL HIRE
25301	30-Apr-02	JANE COFFEY & ASSOCIATES	1,155.00	EVALUATION OF POSITION DESCRIPTIONS
25302	30-Apr-02	HARMONY SOFTWARE	654.50	HARMONY ANNUAL SUPPORT FEE
25303	30-Apr-02	G H D MNGMNT ENGINEERING ENV	4,044.15	MARANGAROO DRIVE AND HIGHCLERE BOULEVARD
25304	30-Apr-02	WHITE OAK HOME CARE SERVICES PTY LTD	172.98	HOME CARE SERVICES MARCH/APRIL 2002
25305	30-Apr-02	WA PAINT CITY	93.90	SUNGUARD LO SHEEN ACCENT BASE
				SUNGUARD LO SHEEN ACCENT BASE 4 L
25306	30-Apr-02	SPORTS TURF TECHNOLOGY PTY LTD	396.00	INSPECTION OF ADMINSTRAION LAWN REPORT/TEST
25307	30-Apr-02	WILDFLOWER SOCIETY OF WA	60.50	1 X COPY OF HOW TO CONDUCT A COMMUNITY FAUNA SURVEY BY A SAUNDERS
				VARIOUS FLOWERS
25308	30-Apr-02	DEPARTMENT OF LAND ADMINISTRATION	12.00	UH710235 COPIED FROM IMAGE SYSTEM
25309	30-Apr-02	KERRICK INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT	996.60	ELEC P/C TROL
25310	30-Apr-02	STABLES YANCHEP	80.00	2 HOUR HORSE RIDE
25311	30-Apr-02	STREET TALK ENTERTAINMENT	1,716.00	MINDARIE FESTIVAL ENTERTAINMENT
25312	30-Apr-02	HAINES NORTON	528.00	FINANCIAL REPORTING WORKSHOP
25313	30-Apr-02	ENVIRONMENTAL INDUSTRIES	1,832.60	LANDSCAPE MAINTENACE FOR FEBRUARY 2002 WANNERO ADMINISTRATION
				LANDSCAPE MAINTENACE FOR MARCH 2002 WANNERO ADMINISTRATION
25314	30-Apr-02	APPLE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	661.46	APPLE COMPUTER SG12504KKYZ
25315	30-Apr-02	AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH	280.00	ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS FOODSAFETY TRAIN
25316	30-Apr-02	BARRY & J ANDERSON	309.00	VEHICLE CROSSING
25317	30-Apr-02	CONCRETE INSTITUTE OF AUST (WA)	115.00	SCRSRW SEMINAR & HB156-2002 PUBLICATION
25318	30-Apr-02	CAROL ASTBURY	300.00	BOND REFUND
25319	30-Apr-02	SALLY ANNE HASLUCK	330.00	TRAINING MOSAIC FEB 02
25320	30-Apr-02	SIMON WATTERS	110.00	SMART CLUB SEMINAR 15/5/02
25321	30-Apr-02	1ST MINDARIE SCOUT GROUP	50.00	BOND REFUND
25322	30-Apr-02	NIGHTGLEN HOLDINGS PTY LTD	125.00	COLOMBIA
25323	30-Apr-02	RICHARD ARNOLD	50.00	REFUND OF BOND
25324	30-Apr-02	ALESHA WATERS	300.00	BOND REFUND GUMBLOSSOM SPORTS HALL 20/04/02-20/04/02
25325	30-Apr-02	ALLMARK & ASSOCIATES	164.30	SELF- INKING STAMPS
25326	30-Apr-02	AUTO CONTROL DOORS	135.30	REPAIRS TO AUTOMATIC DOORS
25327	30-Apr-02	ANGUS & ROBERTSON - WHITFORDS	242.25	VARIOUS BOOKS
25328	30-Apr-02	ARTEIL WA PTY LTD	338.80	CHAIR CHI SPHIRE MK 1 ARGROMATIC
25329	30-Apr-02	ALUMAYNE PRODUCTS	346.50	SIDE KICK & NEW CABINET DOOR FOR SCENIC PARK
25330	30-Apr-02	AARQUEanitech	21.68	METER CHARGES
25331	30-Apr-02	ACTIMED AUSTRALIA	837.74	MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR PODIATRY
25332	30-Apr-02	AUSTRALASIAN PERFORMING ASSOC	1,560.62	RE: CULTURAL SERVICES-VARIOUS
25333	30-Apr-02	ALGAR BURNS PTY LTD	709.12	ABC FLOWCHARTER PRO FPP FOR WIN 2000
25334	30-Apr-02	ADVANCED TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT	4,826.27	CONTROLLERS & SIGNS BUTTERWORTH AVENUE
				CONTROLLERS & SIGNS DUNDEBAR ROAD WORKSITE
25335	30-Apr-02	ADELPHI TAILORING CO	900.00	TROUSERS
25336	30-Apr-02	ALPHAWEST 6 PTY LTD	13,420.00	EXTENDED PILOT 3RD PAYMENT
25337	30-Apr-02	AIR LIQUIDE WA PTY LTD	348.69	OXY IND 3.8 E CYL & FREIGHT
				G SIZE OXYGEN
				MIG SHIELD M1 GM
				VARIOUS CYLINDERS
25338	30-Apr-02	AISAT INSTRUMENTS PTY LTD	81.98	REPAIR SPEEDO CABLE
25339	30-Apr-02	AUST AIRCONDITIONING SVCS P/L	3,179.78	SERVICE ALEXANDER HEIGHTS COMMUNITY CARE
				SERVICE GIRRAWHEEN LIBRARY
				EXTRA MAINTENANCE 23 DUNDEBAR ROAD
				SERVICE AQUAMOTION
				SERVICE WANNEROO LIBRARY & CIVIC CENTRE
				CARRIED OUT ROUTINE MAINTENACE FOR FEBRARY 2002
25340	30-Apr-02	APE SPRINGS & SUSPENSION	220.00	RESET 2 MITS TRUCK SPRING
25341	30-Apr-02	BUSBY INVESTMENTS PTY LTD	2,287.08	1BBG374 ACCENT
				1AUT595 COROLLA
25342	30-Apr-02	BUNNINGS LIMITED	580.53	WOOD BIT, DOOR-FLUSH AND PINE DRESSED STD
				SAFETY ROPE YELLOW/RED 4317267
				VARIOUS BUILDING SUPPLIES
25343	30-Apr-02	B S D CONSULTANTS	6,402.00	CONSULTANCY-PREPARATION OF STRATEGIC INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS MANAGEMENT PLAN
25344	30-Apr-02	B G C CONCRETE	1,159.29	19 DEWAR MEW CLARKSON N2014GP 22.03.02 Q109342 SHORT LOAD < 3.4M3 TO 3KM
				11 STRELLEY LANE CARRAMAR S2510 KERBMIX GB 12.03.02 Q108909 SHORT LOAD <3.4M3 TO 8KM
				52 CRISTOBAL COURT MINDARIE S2510 KERBMIX GB 25.03.02 & Q109478 SHORT LOAD < 3.4M3 TO 5KM
				AYLESFORD DRIVE MARANGAROO N2014 21.03.02 M277128 SHORT LOAD <3.4M3 TO 7KM
				PARKIN WAY MARANGAROO N2014GP 26.03.02 M277454 SHORT LOAD < 3.4M3 TO 7KM
				PINETREE CLOSE ALEXANER HEIGHTS N2014 GP 28.03.02 & Q109655 SHORT LOAD <3.4M3 TO 6KM
				21 GIRALT ROAD MARANGAROO N2014 GP 08.03.02 M276272 SHORT LOAD <3.4M3 TO 7KM
				CHURCH STREET WANNEROO N2014 GP 07.03.02 Q108722
25345	30-Apr-02	BEAUREPAIRES	5,022.57	FOUR - 12-16.5 8 TD EM138 DUN THIS SALE DOES NOT INCLUDE A TYRE DISPOSAL LEVY
				REPAIRS ON VARIOUS CITY OF WANNEROO FLEET
25346	30-Apr-02	BUDGET PORTABLES	627.74	HIRE OF SECURITY CONTAINER BUTTERWORTH AVE 1.3.02 TO 31.3.02
				TRANSFER OF LUNCHROOM & 6M SECURITY CONTAINER
				HIRE OF CHEMICAL TOILET AT DUNDEBAR RD 1.3.02 TO 31.3.02
25347	30-Apr-02	J BLACKWOOD & SON LTD	260.59	THIMBLE GALV LIGHT DUTY
				COUPLER SUPER GRIP
				WIRE ROPE
				TEEPOL HOUSEHOLD PER 20 LTR
				00060588 GREASE GUN & 04311902 GREASE GUN COUPLERS
25348	30-Apr-02	BRAVO HIRE	69.00	HIRE OF GROUND HOG
25349	30-Apr-02	BOUNCE AWAY	164.00	SUPERVISED BOUNCER 16/03/02
25350	30-Apr-02	CHALLENGE BATTERIES WA	426.80	TWO BATTERYS N5OZZ
				BATTERY AUTOMOTIVE 12V 13 PLATE NS50P
25351	30-Apr-02	COATES	1,575.22	1 X WACKER DPU 6055 DIESEL PLATE COMPACTOR
				4 X PORTABLE TOILETS
				50 X WATERFILLED BARRIER TM800 01/01-18/01/02
25352	30-Apr-02	COVENTRYS	347.43	CLAMP HOSE
				W/REFILL NARROWBACK
				MIRROR HEAD
				SWITCH PUSH PULL
				E/REFILL NARROWBACK
				FESTOON/BELT VEE
25353	30-Apr-02	COVENTRYS	1,948.26	HIGH TENSILE BOLT
				EXHAUST CLAMP
				AUTO LENSE HELLA 2.9800.01
				FLAPWHEEL
				O RING 9/16 X 3/4 X 3/32
				DISTILLED WATER 20L
				SEAL CLAMP ASSY
				BELT VEE A28
				GLOBE 12V X 4
				FILTER AIR
				FILTER RYCO A452
				SWITCH ROTARY ON/OFF
				BELT VEE AX61
				FLAP WHEEL 60X40
				JAMEC FEMAL COUPLING
				GASKET ELIMINATOR
				DIAMOND ENGRAVING BIT
				CAP FUEL FILLER
				THREAD FILE IMPERIAL
				FLASHER UNIT 12V
				DOT 4 BRAKE FLUID
				BELT VEE B69 & AUTO LAMP HELLA 2077
				SOLDER IRON WELLER, BLADE HASS 12" & SILICONE BLUE MAXX 95G
				300ML ULTRA GREY & STROBE LAMP
				VARIOUS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES
				STROBE LAMP AMBER
				STROBE LAMP
25354	30-Apr-02	CROMMELINS HANDYMAN HIRE & SALES WANGARA	58.69	PARTS FOR POWER CUTTER
25355	30-Apr-02	CUTTING EDGES PTY LTD	459.75	BLADE PART GV6658, PLOUGH BOLTS & NUTS 5/8IN
25356	30-Apr-02	C S B P	1,016.40	SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE BULK
25357	30-Apr-02	CONTI'S WINES	100.00	50 BOTTLES WINE FOR THE WANNEROO ART SHOW
25358	30-Apr-02	CYNDAN INDUST MAINTENANCE CHEMICALS	310.48	ALU CLEAN
25359	30-Apr-02	CASTLEDEX BUSINESS SYSTEMS PTY LTD	668.50	LABES FOR ABSENT WALLET & FULLVUE FILE PURPLE TINT
				S/TAB ROLL BASE ONLY THREE IN ONE CLIP
25360	30-Apr-02	CALEDONIA PROMOTIONS	521.40	PROMOTIONAL CAPS & APRONS
25361	30-Apr-02	DBS FENCING	1,694.00	REPAIR SKATE BOARD PARK FENCELINE WANNEROO SHOWGROUNDS
				RE INSTALL EXISTING FENCE
25362	30-Apr-02	DE NEEFE SIGNS PTY LTD	9,247.92	STREET NAME PLATE "LUKIN DRIVE"
				SIGNS - "LUKIN DRIVE" & "CATHOLIC COLLEGE>"
				25 CAPS FOR STREET SIGNS ( FOR ALTONA TYPE SIGNS)
				P/MENT OF W248018 CR ON ADJ 9113
				QUANTITY OF 2 ADVANCE WARNING ROADWORKS 1800X1200 RIBS AND FREIGHT
				200 B.S.L. SIGN BRACKETS & DRAINAGE SITE KEEP OUT 450MM X 300MM
				600 X 600 QUAD STANDS & 600 X 450 BLACK PRINT ON FLURO RED
				EMERALD GREEN/WHITE VIP
				STOP/STOP/SLOW BAT COVER SUIT
25363	30-Apr-02	DRIVE IN ELECTRICS	893.65	CHECK TACHO & LOCATE FAULT REQUIRES NEW TACHO SENDER
				BADGERUP TIP CHECK ENGINE FAULT FIT CORRECT FUSE AND TEST FOR CORRECT OPERATION & REPAIR WIRING TO SEAT BELT & SEAT SAFETY SWITCH
				CHECK PARK LIGHTS & LOCATE & REPAIR SHORT IN PARK LIGHTS
				CALL OUT TO BELGRADE & FRANKLIN CHECK VEHICLE AND ORGANISE SWITCH
25364	30-Apr-02	DIESEL MOTORS	31.32	SENT TO STORES FOR PRICE REAPPROVAL
25365	30-Apr-02	DIAMOND LOCK & KEY	128.70	3 KEYS CUT 110118
				3 KEYS CUT 140400
				3 KEYS CUT 180801
				8 KEY CUT 3180213
25366	30-Apr-02	DYMOCKS WHITFORDS	134.44	VARIOUS BOOKS
25367	30-Apr-02	DEMBICON AUSTRALIA	103.40	GAS CYLINDER
25368	30-Apr-02	DELL COMPUTERS PTY LTD	298.10	QT: 2263128
25369	30-Apr-02	DMH-ENGINEERING	1,108.80	REFURBISH 1 X HYD CYLINDER AS PER JOB No 13,223
25370	30-Apr-02	DYMOCKS WARWICK	178.65	VARIOUS BOOKS
				BOOKS FOR GIRRAWHEEN LIBRARY
25371	30-Apr-02	EASTERN PRESS PTY LTD	304.00	HUMAN BEING COPIES X 8 A4
				HAVE YOU MET YOUR MAYOR/POSTERS
				INDUCTION COVERS FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT X 80 A4
				EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK COVERS X 50 A3
				HIP HOP POSTERS X 50
25372	30-Apr-02	ECLIPSE RESOURCES PTY LTD	220.00	DISPOSAL OF RUBBLE DKT NO 50588
25373	30-Apr-02	EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE PTY LTD	2,706.88	13 PLASTIC DINOSAURS FOR JENOLAN WAY COMMUNITY CENTRE
				ROOM DIVIDER FOR JENOLAN WAY COMMUNITY CENTRE
				EDUCATIONAL EQUIPMENT FOR JENOLAN WAY COMMUNITY CENTRE
25374	30-Apr-02	ELLIOTTS IRRIGATION PTY LTD	13,879.02	CREDIT INVOICE PS60470 FOR PRESSURE PIPE & VALVE BOX
				50MM BRASS BALL VALVES
				50MM NIPPLES, 100MM TAPPING BAND & 80 X 40 TAPPING BAND O'RINGS
				VARIOUS IRRIGATION SUPPLIES
				R/SPRAY NOZZLE-ELECTRIC P/R
				SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF IRRIGATION AT CLARKSON SKATE PARK AS QUOTED
25375	30-Apr-02	ENVELOPE SPECIALISTS	1,311.72	W/FACE B'KLET MAIL
				W/FACE/BOOKLET STRIP SEAL
25376	30-Apr-02	EAGLE SPORTS	61.60	16 EYELINE GOGGLES-DOLPHIN CLEAR
25377	30-Apr-02	FRICTION CONTROL	1,769.68	FLANGE HOUSING
				LM67048LA BEARING
				FOUR TAPPER ROLERS AND TWO ROLLER CLUTCHES
				HEAVY DUTY DRIVE CHAIN
25378	30-Apr-02	FUJITSU AUSTRALIA LIMITED	5,268.26	P/E 29/03/02 PAYROLL/PERSONNEL PROCESSING CHARGES
25379	30-Apr-02	FLOCON ENGINEERING PTY LTD	165.00	SIDE CONVEYOR PURPOSE TROLLEY
25380	30-Apr-02	GEOFF'S TREE SERVICE	1,551.00	PRUNING & REMOVAL OF TREE AT 34 WINSHIP AVENUE, WANNEROO
				PRUNING & REMOVAL OF TREE AT 69 BURNSIDE COURT, GIRRAWHEEN
				STUMP REMOVAL VARIOUS CITY OF WANNRO LOCATIONS
25381	30-Apr-02	GREEN & GOLD HIAB SERVICES	618.75	INSTALL PUMP FRANGIPANI PARK
				6PKS BRICKS PLUS PALLOTS
25382	30-Apr-02	GLAZEWELL P/L	2,042.11	WANNEROO RECREATION CENTRE REPLACE GLASS TO COFFEE LOUNGE WINDOW
				REPAIRS ALEXANDER HEIGHTS COMMUNITY HALL
				REPAIRS KINGSWAY CRICKET & HOCKEY CLUBROOMS
				REPLACE GLASS DOOR PANEL
				REPAIRS GUMBLOSSOM COMMUNITY HALL
				REPAIRS GIRRAWHEEN LIBRARY
				WANNEROO RECREATION CENTRE REPLACE GLASS TO WINDOWS
25383	30-Apr-02	GEODETIC SUPPLY & REPAIR	137.50	50 M STILON TAPE
25384	30-Apr-02	MGE UPS SYSTEMS AUST P/L	2,610.30	ANNUAL CHARGE UPS MAINTENANCE
25385	30-Apr-02	GATHERING MOSS HERB FARM	2,178.00	GATHERING MOSSHERB FARM
				GATHERING MOSS HERB FARM
25386	30-Apr-02	HOSEMASTERS	1,390.37	MAKE UP HYDRAULIC HOSES FOR 96382
				REPLACE AIR HOSE ON 96719
				MAKE UP ANTI STATIC HYD HOSE AS PER SAMPLE
				SUPPLY HYDRAULIC HOSE
25387	30-Apr-02	HYSTER WEST	180.69	1347121 TIMER RELAY & 1356105 LOW COOLANT SENDER
25388	30-Apr-02	IN TOUCH COMMUNICATIONS	456.50	KYOCERA 2135 HANDSET & ACCESSORY KIT
25389	30-Apr-02	ICON OFFICE TECHNOLOGY	1,071.08	BANKSIA GROVE CITY3430
				CITY277 METER READING BUS/SERVICES
				HAINSWORTH CTRE CITY315 COPIER
				OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY298 COPIER
				WANN REC CTRE CITY303 METER READING
				METER READINGS MAYORS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CODE: CITY298
				YANCHEP COMM CTRE COPIER CIT316
				CLARKSON YTH CTRE CITY3432 COPIER
				PHOTOCOPIER AR201 METER READ
				WORKS DEPOT CITY299
				METER READING FLEET MAINTENANCE CODE: CITY500
				FINANCE DEPT CITY302 COPIER
				H/R CITY 266 COPIER
				RECORDS CITY284
				COMM SERV CITY268 COPIER
25390	30-Apr-02	JACKSONS DRAWING SUPPLIES P/L	539.98	ARTLINE DRAWING PENS & TRIANGULAR SCALE RULE
				20 CLAYWORKS TWE1 60 DEL, 1 BOXWOOD TOOL SET 705/12 SHAPES SCUPTURE TOOL KIT N/C, 2 KIDNEY PALETTES BLUE RUBBER, 1 DUNCAN ENVISIOJ IN1001 GALLON, DECI Y/GLAZE 500ML DUO4 DU31 AND DUO3, DUO4 DU31 GROUP 4 500ML AND DELIVERY FEE
25391	30-Apr-02	JOONDALUP INDUSTRIAL HEALTH	198.00	PRE EMPLOYMENT MEDICAL
25392	30-Apr-02	JMAC INDUSTRIES	132.00	5 BAGS OF CLEANING RAGS MIX COTTON 15KG
25393	30-Apr-02	JUDIUS PTY LTD	1,774.25	PLAY EQUIPMENT JENOLAN WAY COMMUNITY CENTRE
25394	30-Apr-02	J H COMPUTER SERVICES	471.90	KYOCERA PF21
25395	30-Apr-02	KNIGHT & SONS	1,046.50	VARIOUS TINS PAL
				PAL BEEF 20KG
				PAL MINCE/VEG 20KG
				VARIOUS CANS PAL
25396	30-Apr-02	KERB QIC & CO	12,164.59	KERBING NORTHUMBERLAND AVENUE ALEXANDER HEIGHTS
				FACE MOUNTABLE PRAM RAMP
				POINCIANA PL WANN/ FLUSH
25397	30-Apr-02	KITEC ELECTRICAL SERVICES	447.70	GL ADJUSTMENTS ONLY
				ISOLATED FIRE ALARM, REINSTATED, INSTALLED 3 DETECTORS
25398	30-Apr-02	THE LANGUAGE CENTRE BOOKSHOP	395.26	VARIOSU CASSETTE
25399	30-Apr-02	LINCOLNE SCOTT	6,250.20	C O W - ADDITIONAL MISCELLANEOUS HOURLY WORK WAPT223802
				CONSULTANCY FOR MANAGEMENT OF MECHANICAL & HVAC SERVICES
25400	30-Apr-02	LINK TELECOMMUNICATIONS	112.16	CURRENT SERVICES
				USAGE GOOD & SERVICES
25401	30-Apr-02	MAJOR MOTORS	365.14	CREDIT INVOICE 195307 - 8943956565 WATER PUMP
				1799989441 INSERT 97697
				1500 KM SERVICE OF FLEET # 97005
				8943956565 WATER PUMP
25402	30-Apr-02	MIRCO BROS PTY LTD	59.95	SPRAY LANCE 24" & T JET REPAIR KIT PKA1330 KIT
25403	30-Apr-02	MACDONALD JOHNSTON ENG CO P/LTD	3,459.22	FREIGHT
				SLUGS SL-M-632/1 & SL-M632/2
				PIN PIVOT LONG CHROME BLM 318
				256760 BUFFER PAD
				BEARING SPHERICAL & HARNESS BINLIFT
				BUFFER BONDED, SOLENOID & SWITCH PROXIM
				VARIOUS ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT
25404	30-Apr-02	MODERN TEACHING AIDS PTY LTD	6,310.90	TRAINING AID FOR LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAMME
				TEACHING AIDS JENOLAN WAY COMMUNITY CENTRE
25405	30-Apr-02	MEMO COMMUNICATIONS	9,048.82	INSTALL TWO WAY RADIO
				INSTALL LCS2000 RADIO VARIOUS POLICE STATIONS
25406	30-Apr-02	MAYDAY EARTHMOVING	19,995.80	BOBCAT HIRE
				BOBCATE HIRE FOR 4 HOURS, SIX WHEEL LOAD HIRE FOR 1 HOUR AND TIP FEES 1 HOUR AT QUINNS BEACH
				MINI EXCAVATOR HIRE CORNER DUNDEBAR ROAD & GARDEN PARK DRIVE WANNEROO
				BOBCAT HIRE CORNER DUNDEBAR ROAD & GARDEN PARK DRIVE WANNEROO
				MACHINE HIRE TO SPREAD AND DELIVER MULCH TO LOCATIONS IN NORFOLK ESTATE
				MACHINE HIRE TO SPREAD AND DELIVER MULCH TO LOCATIONS IN NORFOLK ESTATE`
				SEMI TRUCK HIRE CORNER STEVENS & DUNDEBAR ROADS WANNEROO
25407	30-Apr-02	MCLEOD & CO	2,824.67	TRICHET RD WANNEROO
				LT 46 TRIUMPH AV W/GARA
				132 TWO ROCKS RD YANCHEP
				L 200 RICHENDA CRT MARANGAROO
25408	30-Apr-02	METAL ARTWORK CREATIONS	150.71	GOLD BADGE FOR GLYNIS MONKS
				SILVER BADGES & ATTACH
				5 SILVER BADGES & ATTACHMENTS
				6 SILVER BADGES & ATTACHMENTS
25409	30-Apr-02	MEY EQUIPMENT	684.20	REPLACE BOTTEM BLADES
25410	30-Apr-02	MCINTOSH & SON	276.20	MBEC9699A ZDJ NUT & MBE0270 ADJ ROD
25411	30-Apr-02	MINDARIE REGIONAL COUNCIL	111,729.56	DISPOSAL OF RESERVE WASTE
				DISPOSAL OF BULK WASTE
				COMMERCIAL WASTE
				DISPOSAL OF COMMERCIAL WASTE
				GENERAL WASTE
				DISPOSAL OF DOMESTIC WASTE
25412	30-Apr-02	NOVUS WINDSCREEN REPAIRS	614.00	WINDOW TINT
				FIT WINDSCREEN GM022
				SUPPLY ONE ONLY REAR CAB WINDOW
25413	30-Apr-02	NILFISK - ADVANCE PTY LTD	161.70	0200103 SERVICE MAINTENACE AGREE RENEWAL TO 21.02.03
25414	30-Apr-02	NORTHERN DISTRICTS PEST CONTROL	2,442.00	GENERAL PEST SERVICE FOR WASPS AT KOONDOOLA PARK TOILETS
				BUTTERWORTH RESERVE GENERAL PEST TREATMENT
				GENERAL PEST SERVICE FOR SPIDERS AT LIDDELL PARK TOILETS & CHANGEROOM
				SHELVOCK RESERVE GENERAL PEST TREATMENT
				MONTROSE RESERVE GENERAL PEST TREATMENT
				ALEXANDER HEIGHTS COMMUNITY CENTRE GENERAL PEST TREATMENT
				WANNEROO LIBRARY GENERAL PEST TREATMENT
				HAINSWORTH LEISURE CENTRE GENERAL PEST TREATMENT
				CCTV CAMERA, BUSHES & FENCELINES GENERAL PEST TREATMENT
				GENERAL PEST SERVICE SILVERFISH
				AQUAMOTION CENTRE GENERAL PEST TREATMENT
				GENERAL PEST SERIVCE FOR SPIDERS AT DEPOT ARCHIVES STORE
				JENOLAN COMMUNITY CENTRE GENERAL PEST TREATMENT
				GENERAL PEST TREATMENT FOR SPIDERS AT ADMINISTRAION 1 INTERNAL & EXTERNAL AREAS
				GENERAL PEST TREATMENT FOR SPIDERS AT ADMINISTRAION 2 INTERNAL & EXTERNAL AREAS
				WANNEROO COMMUNITY CENTRE GENERAL PEST TREATMENT
				GEN PEST SERVICE SPIDERS
25415	30-Apr-02	PETER WOOD PTY LTD	13,395.25	KOONDOOLA BUSHLAND RESERVE REPAIR FENCING
				BOLLARD FENCING TO RESERVES WITHIN CITY OF WANNEROO
25416	30-Apr-02	PROTECTOR SAFETY PTY LTD	583.98	CREDIT INVOICE 820824 DERBY LACE UP SHOE
				SAFETY GLOVES PVC 450 MM LONG
				SMOKE SAFETY SPECS
				LACE UP LOCUT SPORTS SHOE BLK SIZE 95
				FOOTWEAR & SAFETY GLASSESS
25417	30-Apr-02	P & M GARAGE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES	71.50	SAFETY COMPLIANCE INSPECTION & SERVICE
25418	30-Apr-02	PHOTOLAND	35.85	D & P PANORAMICS
25419	30-Apr-02	PHOTOLAND	55.80	DEVELOP QUICKSNAP PANORAMA FILM FOR MARMION AVE,
				FRAMES & PHOTO DEVELOPMENT
25420	30-Apr-02	THE PRINTING FACTORY	688.08	BUSINESS CARDS FOR RAY FOSTER 90X55 BASE STOCK COW PRINTED 1 COLOUR FRONT IN 282 INK
				BUSINESS CARDS J ROGERS
				BUSINESS CARDS D SIMMS
				CERTIFICATES 3 X 500 1 X 1500 A3 WHITE
25421	30-Apr-02	PACIFIC BRANDS APPAREL	434.83	SHORTS RUGGER COTTON DRILL NAVY CODE MAS06LO SIZE 132 WITH CITY OF WANNEROO LOGO
				BELT LEATHER
				COMBINATION DRILL OVERALL
				WINDCHEATER NAVY CODE & SHIRT LONG SLEEVE COTTON DRIL
				STORES WORK CLOTHES
25422	30-Apr-02	AVP CONSTRUCTION	5,494.50	RECTIFICATION WORKS SPA SYSTEM
25423	30-Apr-02	QUALCON LABORATORIES	979.00	PENETROMETER TESTING OF SAND, LIMESTONE AND ESL
25424	30-Apr-02	GALVINS PLUMBING PLUS	3.88	152272 40MMGALV M+F ELBOW
25425	30-Apr-02	RALPH & BEATTIE BOSWORTH P/L	385.00	HAINSWORTH COMM CTE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
25426	30-Apr-02	RETECH RUBBER PTY LTD	4,136.00	REPAIR RUBBER CRICKET COVERS
25427	30-Apr-02	RAECO	84.26	SA205 SANDSTONE DESKTOP BOOK ORGANISER
25428	30-Apr-02	REPCO AUTO PARTS	164.78	RELINE CLUTCH PLATE
25429	30-Apr-02	E & M J ROSHER	605.00	CHECK MOWER HEAD, HYD PRESSURES AND HEAD PUMPS
25430	30-Apr-02	R & P ENGINEERING PTY LTD	1,553.20	8.5 HRS ROAD PROFILING & SWEEPING BUTTERWORTH AVENUE KOONDOOLA
25431	30-Apr-02	RYDELL INDUSTRIAL BELTING CO	968.00	PLANT BREAKDOWN REPAIRS
25432	30-Apr-02	ROAD AND TRAFFIC SERVICES	5,899.30	BLACKOUT PAINT SPILL CASTELLON STREET MINDARIE
				BUTTERWORTH AVENUE KOONDOOLA SIGNS AND LINES INSTALLATION TO MRWA STANDARDS AS PER QUOTE RM195
25433	30-Apr-02	ROCLA QUARRY PRODUCTS	187.85	FILLING SAND & WASHED WHITE
25434	30-Apr-02	RCG PTY LTD	814.09	FILL SAND, LANDFILL RUBBLE MIX & CLEANFILL INCOMING
25435	30-Apr-02	M P ROGERS & ASSOCIATES PTY LTD	2,676.85	PROFESSIONAL FEES QUINS BCH COASTAL PROTECTION
25436	30-Apr-02	RUSSELL LANDSCAPING WA PTY LTD	36,135.00	LANDSCAPE MAINTENACEN FOR DECEMBER 2002
				LANDSCAPE MAINTENACEN FOR JANUARY 2002
				LANDSCAPE MAINTENACEN FOR NOVEMER 2001
				LANDSCAPE MAINTENACEN FOR FEBRUARY 2002
				LANDSCAPE MAINTENACE OCTOBER 2001 CLARKSON YOUTH CENTRE
				LANDSCAPE MAINTENACE OCTOBER 2001 COVERWOOD PARK
				REMOVAL OF LIMESTONE FROM CLARKSON YOUTH CENTRE
				HAINSWORTH AVENUE SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF BOLLARDS AND STREET TREES
				CLARKSON YOUTH CENTRE LANDSCAPING WORKS
25437	30-Apr-02	SANAX /ST ANDREWS PHARMACY	163.31	FIRST AID HAND CREAM BARRIER DERMEX 5A 500GM
				MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR AQUAMOTION
25438	30-Apr-02	SANDERSON ENGINEERING COMPANY	824.60	CREDIT INVOICE 301411 FOR 12" S/NOSE BAR (3/8 PICCO) x 3
				4229 140 2800 CHOKE ASSY
				FUEL PUMP 4130 350 6200
				1127 640 2005 SPROCKET
				GASKETS, WASHERS, SEALANT & MULTIPURPOSE GREASE 80 GRAMS
				VACUUM ATTACHMENT KIT TO SUIT STILH BG85
				4003 713 9705 BASE X 5
				VARIOUS PARTS SUPPLIED
25439	30-Apr-02	SCOTTS TRIMMING SERVICE	771.50	REPAIR CHAPS & REPAIR FOAM CODE, RECOVER MOWER SEAT
				RECOVER DRIVERS SEAT
				AQUAMOTION GYM REMOVE OLD & REFIT WITH NEW COVERS & REPAIR FOAM CODES ON 7 ITEMS OF GYM EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY 4 FOAM CODES FOR LEG CURL MACHINE
25440	30-Apr-02	SKIPPER TRUCKS BELMONT	169,285.91	REPAIR KIT
				GASKET AIR COMP & GASKET
				REPAIR KIT QUICK RELEASE
				SHOE BRAKE GENERAL
				SHOULDER BOLT M12X80
				SENDER IN-3264601R2
				RED LED SIDE MARKER
				HINGE RR DOOR- UPR
				LOWER RAD HOSE & RAD HOSE
				BEARING CLUTCH RELEASE
				ALTERNATOR BELT
				BELT IN-ZCY3911564
				W/SHEILD BLADE ASSY & ARM ASSYS
				FILTER HYD HF7992
				O RING & EXPANSION MANIFOLD
				IND ASSY L/H FTR
				3/4 SEAT COVERS CANTER
				VARIOUS TRUCK PARTS
				FILTERS
				PARTS FOR PLANT 96707
				VEHICLEC INSPECTION & WEIGHBRIDGE FEES
				KIT BRAKE CHAMBER & ADJ SLACK ASSY
				AIR SPRING
				BOOSTER ASSY CLUTCH
				PARTS FOR PLANT 96704
				VARIOUS FILTER TYPES
				DISC CLUTCH
				CLUTCH PLATE
				PARTS FOR PLANT 96701
				PARTS FOR PLANT 97003
				SUPPLY 1 ACCO F2350G/250 VEHICLE
25441	30-Apr-02	SHENTON ENTERPRISES PTY LTD	1,045.00	CHECK & REPAIR LMI B136-362 DOSING PUMP
25442	30-Apr-02	STATEWIDE CLEANING SUPPLIES P/L	41.27	JIFF CLEANER 750ML
25443	30-Apr-02	SEBEL FURNITURE LTD	14,281.30	POSTURA BLUGRY/FLATFOLD TABLE ANGLE
				PURCHASE 120 x POSTURA CHAIRS @ $4320.00. PURCHASE 20 x FLAT FOLD EPOXY 1500 X 750MM TABLES @ $4500.00. PURCHASE 1 x FLAT FOLD TROLLEY (EPOXY) @ $658.00.
25444	30-Apr-02	SALMAT	229.38	EASTER EGG-CITEMENT FLYER DISTRIBUTED IN KOONDOOLA AND GIRRAWHEEN SUBURBS (4965 FLYERS)
25445	30-Apr-02	SPECIALISED FORCE PTY LTD	144.77	170074 CHAINSAW BAR
25446	30-Apr-02	SILVER CHAIN	501.60	CARE AIDE MARCH 2002
25447	30-Apr-02	SCHIAVELLO (WA) PTY LTD	9,335.70	MOBILE PEDESTAL
				NEW SCREENS WORKSTATION
25448	30-Apr-02	SOUTHCOTT PTY LTD	392.16	MAKE UP HYD HOSE FOR FLEET # 96716
25449	30-Apr-02	SHELL COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA LTD	43,024.16	DIESEL & UNLEADED PETROL 01/03/02 - 15/03/02
25450	30-Apr-02	SIGN A RAMA	2,099.35	STD ACRYLIC SIGN COLOUR LETTERING
25451	30-Apr-02	TORO AUSTRALIA PTY LTD	335.08	MOWER PULLEY IDLER TORO 26 1840
				BUSHING-SPECIAL & V-BELT [A-TT, 42.5"]
25452	30-Apr-02	TOTAL EDEN WATERING SYSTEMS	7,058.65	20 X 20 TEES
				12 INCH VALVE BOXES
				REDUCING COUPLINGS & VALVE SOCKETS
				VARIOUS WATERING EQUIPMENT
				VARIOUS WATERING SUPPLIES
25453	30-Apr-02	TRAILER PARTS PTY LTD	660.72	A0210F HANDLE 98100
				A0210F HANDLE 98404
				BRAKE PLATE C1001
				TWO EO711 COIL SPRING-HORSE FLOAT LEFT
				A1030 JOCKEY WHEEL 98746
				AO206 CAP & A1030 JOCKEY WHEEL
25454	30-Apr-02	TECHNICAL IRRIGATION IMPORTS	8,349.00	CONTROLLER REPAIR AT HUDSON PARK
				ABBEVILLE PARK CONTROLLER REPAIR
				CARRAMAR GOLF CONTROLLER REPAIR
				SIGNAL CONTROLLER AND VARIOUS EQUIPMENT FOR FRANGIPANI CABINET
25455	30-Apr-02	TOTAL TURF	799.11	FLAGS (TOURNAMENT), PUTTING CUPS R.I.J.I & BALLWASHER J F B
25456	30-Apr-02	ONESTEEL LTD	132.00	89X89X5.0 PAINTED R H S
				LENGT X 6MM X 25M AND LENGT X 8MM X 25MM
25457	30-Apr-02	TERPKOS & SANTILLO PTY LTD	1,705.00	G.L. ADJUSTMENT ONLY
				HESTER AVENUE MERRIWA UNDERPASS EXTENSIONS CONSULTANCY
25458	30-Apr-02	TELETRONICS	26.40	MICROPHONE WINDSCREENS & EAR CUSHIONS
25459	30-Apr-02	TRUCKLINE	127.87	RIBBED V BELT, AUTOMETRIK & LOCAL DELIVERY
25460	30-Apr-02	TOTAL TORO	861.50	55-3572 FUEL FILLER CAP
				77-33170 BONNET CABLE & 21-9460 RETAING CLIP
				256-126 BUSHING
				75-0560 STEERING WHEEL
				54-9040 SPLIT YOKE
25461	30-Apr-02	TARVIT CONSULTING SERVICES	1,199.00	PREPARATION OF INCUBATOR REPORT FOR COUNCIL
25462	30-Apr-02	URBAN DEVELOPMENT INST OF AUST	71.50	ROMAN ZAGWOCKI LUNCHEON
25463	30-Apr-02	UNDERGROUND SERVICES AUSTRALIA	489.50	CALL OUT LOCATES FOR APRIL 02
25464	30-Apr-02	URBAN CONTRUCTION	3,175.00	SUPPLY & INSTALL CUPBOARD DOORS TO STORE ROOMS AT JENOLAN WAY COMMUNITY CENTRE
25465	30-Apr-02	WANNEROO CARAVAN CENTRE	1,641.20	JOHN MALONEY CUT & FOLD ANGLE SECTION TO DETAIL
				FABRICATE 1 ONLY STEEL DOOR
				GOAL POST SUPPORT TOOL & GOAL POST GUIDE ROLLER
				SUPPLY FLOWMETER COVER
				SUPPLY CHAIN GATE LATCHES & REPAIR BIBRA SHED ROOF ANTHONY WARING PARK
25466	30-Apr-02	WANNEROO HARDWARE	786.19	CR INV 20016989 BOLT CUPS
				SCREW COACH/ANCHOR RAMPLUG
				CODE 19930254 CHAIN GL 1/4X45.4M
				CODE 13758 CHAIN HARDWARE WIRE 6MM PER METER
				1403-1629-NUT & TAIL BRASS
				ONE GLUE ARALDITE, ONE KILLRUST AND ONE BUILDERS LINE NO 8 X 10 LIME COLOUR
				6 LITRES LOW SHEEN ACRYLIC PAINT (CODE 35505718)
				VARIOUS HARDWARE SUPPLIES
				VARIOUS HARDWARE SUPPPLIES
				ANGLE GRINDER, DRILL EINHELL & SPRAY GUN 220 W/CARRY CASE
25467	30-Apr-02	WESTRAC EQUIPMENT PTY LTD	193.39	0618384 BELT FOR FLEET 96712
				HIRE OF UPRIGHT RAMMER
				9R7240 GASKET, 1345555 HANDLE & 3E7128 FUEL SENDER UNIT
25468	30-Apr-02	WEMBLEY CEMENT INDUSTRIES	176.00	HEADWALL TO SUIT 300MM PIPE
25469	30-Apr-02	WEMBLEY CEMENT INDUSTRIES	519.75	ZUBRI EPOXY
25470	30-Apr-02	WORMALD FIRE SYSTEMS	1,178.98	LIME YELLOW TABBARD
				VEST FOR MUNICIPAL EMERGENCY & VEST FOR EMERGENCY RECOVERY & VEST FOR ENGINEER OPERATIONS
				ADMINISTRAION BUILDING 1204 WANNEROO ROAD MAINTENANCE & REPAIR TO FIRE HOSES & EXTINGUISHERS
25471	30-Apr-02	W A ACCESS	818.86	REPAIRS TO BASKET FLOOR REPLACE LEVER ARM ON REAR PASSENGERS SIDE LEG LIMIT SWITCH REPLACE FAULTY STOP SWITCH
25472	30-Apr-02	WANNEROO AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY	156.21	GASKET P/N 218548A1 & SPRING P/N 1332053C2
				RECON FUEL TANK J98100
25473	30-Apr-02	WANNEROO DAIRY SUPPLIES	410.05	WANNEROO LIBRARY MILK SUPPLY
				AQUAMOTION MILK SUPPLY
				WORKS DEPOT MILK SUPPLY
				CIVIC CENTRE MILK SUPPLY
25474	30-Apr-02	WANNEROO BUS COMPANY	495.00	G.O.L.D PROGRAMME
25475	30-Apr-02	WATTS & WOODHOUSE	3,960.55	GRAFFITI REMOVAL - WAIVER DOCUMENT
				SMALL BUSINESS SKILLS CTRE
25476	30-Apr-02	W A LIBRARY SUPPLIES	209.99	AVERY L7159 WHITE LASER LABELS
				COMPACT DISC STORAGE
25477	30-Apr-02	W A LIMESTONE CO	33,745.24	LIMESTONE
				BITUMEN
25478	30-Apr-02	WANNEROO CRANE HIRE	148.50	BHB CRANE HIRE 15.03.02 DUNDEBAR ROAD
25479	30-Apr-02	AUST INST OF MANAGEMENT	627.50	TAKING MINUTES & PREPARING MEETINGS
				PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
25480	30-Apr-02	AUST INSTITUTE OF BLD SURVEYORS	88.00	JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION BUILD SURVEYOR
25481	30-Apr-02	AMERICAN INTER UNDERWRITERS	7.00	PAYROLL DED F/E 26/4/02
25482	30-Apr-02	AUSTRALIAN MANUFACT WKS UNION	77.40	PAYROLL DED F/E 26/4/02
25483	30-Apr-02	AMP FLEXIBLE LIFETIME SUPER FUND	807.69	PAYROLL DED F/E 26/4/02
25484	30-Apr-02	BELL HEALTH	1,201.98	HEALTH CARE SERVICES 18/03/02, 20/03/02 & 22/03/02
				HEALTH CARE SERVICES 04/03/02, 06/03/02 AND 08/03/02
				SHOULDER ANN MEAL PREP
				CARE RECEIVER
				HEALTH CARE SERVICES 07/03/02, 06/03/02 AND 06/03/02
				HEALTH CARE SERVICES 21/03/02, 20/03/02 AND 20/03/02
				HEALTH CARE SERVICES APRIL 2002
				CACP HEALTH CARE SERVICES APRIL 2002
25485	30-Apr-02	BEST SIGNS & PRINT	113.30	1000 X1000 WHITE PVC BANNER
25486	30-Apr-02	BEST LOOK PAINTING & DECORATING CONTRACTORS	1,738.00	PAINTING YANCHEP/TWO ROCKS PRE SCHOOL
25487	30-Apr-02	CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY	88.00	CONTENTED COW SEMINAR SANDRA BRESNEHAM
25488	30-Apr-02	COURIER AUSTRALIA	202.55	COURIER CHARGES
25489	30-Apr-02	CAPE DEMOLITION	36.00	12RIDGE/12 TILES
25490	30-Apr-02	CLEAN SWEEP	1,919.50	SWEEP KINGSLEY NETBALL COURTS 15.03.02
				MOB SWEEP DEMOB
				SWEEP DUNDEBAR ROAD 08/03/02
				SWEEP DUNDEBAR & FRANKLIN ROADS WANNEROO 25.03.02
				MOB DEMOB SWEEP
25491	30-Apr-02	CITY OF JOONDALUP PLANT HIRE	980.30	CHERRY PICKER HIRE-FLOODLIGHTS REPAIRS FOR KINGSWAY NETBALL & SCENIC PARK
				CHERRY PICKER
25492	30-Apr-02	C C I TRAINING SERVICE	646.00	TWO ATTENDEES TO MANAGING PROJECTS EFFECTIVELY
25493	30-Apr-02	CITY OF WANNEROO PAYROLL A/C	1,737.00	PAYROLL DED F/E 26/4/02
25494	30-Apr-02	CITY OF JOONDALUP SERVICES INVOICES	37,847.11	LOCAL STUDIES TAPES
				ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER PROJECT PAY 18/2/02
				ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICER PROJECT
				COURIER SERVICES
				SLA MONTHLY CHARGE
				COURIER SERVICE
				RECORDS SERVIE LEVEL AGREEMENT
				SLA MONTHLY CHARGE COURIER SERVICES
				SLA MONTHLY CHARGES
				LIBRARY SERVICES LEVEL AGREEMENT
25495	30-Apr-02	CONTEK PAVING SERVICES	133.10	PIT WORK NDC LEVY
25496	30-Apr-02	CITY OF WANNEROO	240.00	OVER 50'S EXERCISE CLASS
25497	30-Apr-02	CHEF EXCEL PTY LTD	49.30	ASSORTED SW 27/02/02
25498	30-Apr-02	CORETEL COMMUNICATION PTY LTD	3,960.00	RENTAL OF MICROWAVE EQUIP 1/3/02-31/3/02
				RENTAL OF MICROWAVE EQUIP 1/4/02-30/4/02
25499	30-Apr-02	C R KENNEDY & CO P/L	1,129.70	TSC 1100 LARGE RED BATTERY GEB 71, 8 MEG PCMCIA CARD AND TSC 1100 LARGE RED BATTERY GEB 71
25500	30-Apr-02	DUNCAN CROSBIE PRO GOLF - MARANGAROO	10,499.40	MARCH GREEN FEES
25501	30-Apr-02	DUNCAN CROSBIE PRO GOLF-CARRAMAR	9,181.90	CARRAMAR MARCH GREEN FEES
25502	30-Apr-02	DEPT OF LAND ADMINISTRATION	1,247.25	MINIMUM CHARGE
				GRV INT VALS METRO SHARED
25503	30-Apr-02	DICK SMITH ELECTRONICS	19.76	TITANUM BATTERY
25504	30-Apr-02	DEWSONS WANNEROO	85.88	GROCERIES
25505	30-Apr-02	DIS A RECT SHOPFITTINGS	272.00	GALVANISED SLOTTED ANGLE BENCH
25506	30-Apr-02	ELECTRIC STOVEMAN	301.40	ENERGY REGULATOR 20a CARTRIDGE FUSE SERVICE CALL
				OVEN DOOR HINGES, CHEF OVEN DOOR HANDLE SERVICE CALL
25507	30-Apr-02	EDGEWATER VETERINARY HOSPITAL	172.15	MEDICATION 20.00 X ACEPROME 25MG TABLETS
				EUTH 9 DOGS
25508	30-Apr-02	ENVIRONMENTAL LAND CLEARING SERVICES	6,237.00	CARTAGE OF MULCH TO QUINNS ROCKS (NORFOLK ESTATE)
25509	30-Apr-02	EASIFLEET MANAGEMENT	33,204.00	VEHICLE WN31516 SEDAN WHITE AUTO
				VEHICLE WN31520 SEDAN AUTO WHITE
25510	30-Apr-02	FRAME 8 VIDEO	528.00	POST PRODUCTION REVISION
25511	30-Apr-02	FURNTECH WA PTY LTD	7,696.70	AS PER QUOTE 1379- WORKSTATIONS AS PER DETAILS
25512	30-Apr-02	4WD BEACH FISHING ADVENTURE	125.00	GOLD PROGRAMME REGISTRATION
25513	30-Apr-02	GRAFFITI SYSTEMS AUSTRALIA	1,035.87	GRAFFITI REMOVAL FROM PALMOA, SANDOW, JOHN MOLONEY & ANTHONY WARING PARK
				GRAFFITI REMOVAL FROM MARMION AVE, JOHN MOLONEY PAR, BITUMEN FOOTPATH ON MARMION AVE & HIGHVIEW PARK
25514	30-Apr-02	RIE HEYMANS	175.00	VALUATION OF THE CITYS ART COLLECTION FOR INS.
25515	30-Apr-02	HOME CHEF	3,350.16	HOME CHEF DINNERS FOR TUESDAY 09/04/02
				397 HOME CHEF DINNER FOR TUESDAY 02/04/02
				412 HOME CHEF DINNERS FOR TUESDAY 26/03/02
25516	30-Apr-02	HOMECARE PURSUITS	8,555.15	TEMPORARY STAFF FOR FEBRARY & MARCH 2002
				CACP CLIENT SERVICES FOR 18 TO 24 OF MARCH 2002 AND INVOICE 4181 CORRECTION
				HACC SERVICES NORTH & SOUTH FROM 25 TO 31 MARCH 2002
				HACC SERVICES NORTH & SOUTH FROM 01/04/02-07/04/02
25517	30-Apr-02	KBE BUILDING SERVICES PTY LTD	2,629.00	SUPPLY AND INSTALL ON ONLY 25 LITRE ZIP BOILING WATER UNIT
25518	30-Apr-02	LO-GO APPOINTMENTS	22,278.76	STEVENS, J LABOURER WEEK ENDING 30/03/02
				STEVENS J LABOURER P/G
				BROMHEAD, A DOORKNOCKER WEEK ENDING 30/03/02
				GREENOCK, D MECHANIC WEEK ENDING 30/03/02
				GURNEY, B MECHANIC WEEK ENDING 30/03/02
				MURRAY, R DOORKNOCKER WEEK ENDING 30/03/02
				LLOYD, K MECHANIC WEEK ENDING 30/03/02 34 HOURS
				PEAKE, K ADMINISTRATION WEEK ENDING 30/03/02
				LLOYD, K MECHANIC WEEK ENDING 23/03/02
				BROMHEAD DOORKNOCKER
				MURRAY DOORKNOCKER
				SPARLING DOORKNOCKER
				GREENOCK D W/E 12/01/02
				GOODWIN LABOURER P/G
				BARROWCLIFFE LABOURER P/G
				PEAKE ADMIN
				GREENOCK D, MECHANIC A/NOON WEEK ENDING 23/03/02
				LLOYD, K W/E 16/03/02
				LLOYD K W/E 21/01/02
				DURMANICH LABOURER R/W
				MAJOSKI, D BUILDING SURVEYOR WEEK ENDING 30/03/02
				MAJOSKI, D BUILDING SURVEYOR WEEK ENDING 23/03/02
25519	30-Apr-02	LAWN DOCTOR	11,184.80	SLOW RELEASE FERTILISER TO VARIOUS SITES
				FETILISE & RECYCLE TOP DRESS KINGSWAY OLYMPIC SOCCER
25520	30-Apr-02	MAYNE LOGISTICS COURIER	54.44	COURIER CHARGES LEISURE SERVICES
25521	30-Apr-02	MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE UNION-PAYROLL	1,158.14	PAYROLL DED F/E 26/4/02
25522	30-Apr-02	MIRAGE TECHNOLOGY	360.00	EXCEL INTRODUCTION 19/04/02 P THOMPSON
				WORD INTERMEDIATE 19/4
25523	30-Apr-02	MARVIC	913.00	PRINTED CAR TIDY BAGS
25524	30-Apr-02	MOORE RIVER TOURS	440.00	RIVER CRUISE & COMMENTARY
25525	30-Apr-02	NEBA INTERNATIONAL COURIERS	27.87	COURIER SERVICE FOR MECHANICS
25526	30-Apr-02	PERTH HOME CARE	165.00	HOME CARE SERVICES
25527	30-Apr-02	PALACE HOMES CONSTRUCTION	678.81	REFURBISHMENT HUDON PK CLAIM VPQ2
25528	30-Apr-02	PUGLIA NOMINEES PTY LTD	831.60	SUPPLY & LAY LIMESTONE WALL AT HIGH & QUARKUM STREET WANNEROO
25529	30-Apr-02	PLAYMAKER	1,033.05	1 COUNTOURED PARK SEAT WITH BACK AND 1 CUSTOMERS FREIGHT COST
25530	30-Apr-02	PNEgraphics	398.20	P LABEL WHITE VYNAL 200MMX200MM ARTWORK
25531	30-Apr-02	REEKIE PROPERTY SERVICES	6,330.50	DAY CLEANER AT WANNEROO ADMINISTRATION & CIVIC CENTRE FOR MARCH 2002
				MARCH 2002 CLEANING SERVICES EXTRA CHARGES
25532	30-Apr-02	SUNNY BRUSHWARE SUPPLIES	1,199.00	REFILL MAIN BROOM J98019
				REFILL SEGMENT BROOMS 98763
				REFILL FRONT BROOM
25533	30-Apr-02	STAMPALIA CONTRACTORS	12,753.95	HIRE WHEEL TIPPER
				HIRE LOADER
				EXCAVATOR HIRE
				HIRE COMPACTOR TRUCK
25534	30-Apr-02	STIRLING CONCRETE PTY LTD	25,251.35	INSTALL 2.1M FOOTPATH ON RENSHAW BOULEVARD CLARKSON & 1PRAM RAMP
				INSTALL 220 1.5M FOOTPATHS ON ROBINSON AVENUE QUINNS ROCKS & INSTALL 2 PRAM RAMPS
				INSTALL 264.6 1.5M FOOTPATHS ON DENNIS AND GORDON STREET QUINNS ROCKS
25535	30-Apr-02	SOPHOS PTY LTD	763.13	SAV NT I386 SITE LICENCE EXPIRES 30/09/02 ADDED 50 USERS FOR 6 MONTHS
25536	30-Apr-02	STANHOPE HOME NURSING SVCS	369.60	RESPITE CARE
				RESPITE SERVICE 09/03/02
				RESPITE SERVICES 16/02/02 & PERSONAL CARER 23/05/02
25537	30-Apr-02	STICK-UP POSTER DISTRIBUTION	110.00	YANCHEP/KOONDOOLA POSTER DIST
25538	30-Apr-02	SIZZLER BELDON	84.50	SALAD BAR & BEVERAGES
25539	30-Apr-02	TWIST ENGINEERING PTY LTD	1,771.00	ASSESS PROBLEM WITH SPRINKLER UNIFORMITY, INSPECT SITE, ARRANGE FLOW AND PRESSURE TEST, SUBMIT RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REMEDIAL PROCEDURES & ADMINISTRATION CENTRE GRASSED AMPITHEATRE
				DESIGN AUTOMATIC IRRIGATION FRANGIPANI PARK
25540	30-Apr-02	WANNEROO PLUMBING	6,324.50	BASIN WASTE FULL OF PAPER CLEAR
				CHECK KITCHEN BOIL BILLY
				CLEAR BLOCKED LADIES TOILETS
				REPLACE WATER FILTERS
				CLEAR BLOCKAGE LADIES TOILET BOWL
				KENNEL 3 REPALCE WATER OUTLET
				REPLACE SHOWER ROSE
				CLEAR BLOCKED BASINS
				REMOVE PIPING VLEAR BLOCKED BASINS
				RE SET TOILET BOWL
				REPLACE WATER INLET CONTROL VALVE
				REPLACE BROKEN PUSH BUTTON URINAL
				ACTIVITY ROOM CLEAR DRAIN LINES
				CLEAR BLOCKAGE TO SINK
				CLEAR BLOCKAGE IN DT LINE
				BLOCKAGE MAIN LINE
				STRONG SEWER SMELL KITCHEN SINK
				RE SET 3 LOOSE PANS
				NO WATER TO DOG BOWL
				INSTALL TAP ON ROOF WASHING DOW AIR CON UNITS
				REPLACE PVC PIPING
				SERVICE TAPS
				INSTALL TAP ON ROOF FOR WASHING DOWN AIR CON UNITS
				REPLACE P TRAP TO PAN
				INSTALL ANTI VANDAL SHOWER ROSE
				REPLACE PILLAR TAP
				CLEAR BLOCKED URINAL
				POSSIBLE WATER LEAK CHECK ALL SERVICE LEAKING TAP
				REPLACE PILLAR TAPS
				REPLACE DRINKING COCK COMPLETE
				REPLACE INSTANT HWS KITCHEN
				CLEAR BLOCKED MAIN LINE
				REPLACE BROKEN TOILET BOWL & SEAT
25541	30-Apr-02	WANNEROO ELECTRIC	10,095.24	ASBY DEPOT INSPECT LIGHT FITTINGS STORED IN SHED AND REPORT BACK
				GUMBLOSSOM CRAFT ROOM IN SERVICE TESTING
				GUMBLOSSOM SPORTS HALL N/W CORNER - SECURITY LIGHT SMASHED EXPOSED CALBES
				GUMBLOSSOM COMMUNITY CENTRE HALL LIGHTS NOT WORKING
				REPAIRS GUMBLOSSOM SPORTS HALL
				REPAIRS GIRRAWHEEN SENIOR CITIZENS
				ADDISON PARK CLUBROOMS IN SERVICE TESTING
				ANTHONY WARING COMMUNITY CENTER IN SERVICE TESTING
				ST ANDREWS PARK TOILET BLOCK EXTERNAL SECURITY LIGHTS HANGING BY WIRES
				LAKE GNANGARA TOILET BLOCK
				JOONDALUP SPORTS PAVILION IN SERVICE TESTING
				BANKSIA GROVE IN SERVICE TESTING
				REPAIRS WANNEROO RECREATION CENTRE
				WANNEROO ADMINISTRATION BUILDING INVESTIGATE AND MODIFY COURTYARD LIGHTS
				ELLIOTT PARK CLUBROOMS IN SERVICE TESTING
				WANNEROO ADMIN BUILDING DIGITAL TENDER BOX FAULTY
				WANNEROO ADMINSTRAION BUILDING FINANCE DEPARTMENT 2 FAULTY GPO'S INSTALL GPO TO DISPLAY CASE
				WANNEROO RECREATION IN SERVICE TESTING
				GUMBLOSSOM HALL IN SERVICE TESTING
				MERRIWA CHILD HEALTH CLINIC RELOCATE GPO OVER WORKBENCH TO NEW POSITION ON WALL
				WANNEROO SENIOR CITIZENS IN SERVICE TESTING
				AQUAMOTION CHECK ALL EXTERNAL SECURITY LIGHTS
				HAINSWORTH LEISURE CENTRE INSTALL ADDITIONAL SECURITY LIGHT & GUARD TO ALCOVE
				REGENT WATERS LIGHTS NOT WORKING BTWN 93-95 JAMES SPIERS DRIVE
				ASHBY DEPOT WORKSHOP #2
				SOUTHMOOD DRIVE LANDSDALE 2 LIGHTS IN CARPARK NOT WORKING OPPS HOUSE NOS 27 & 29
				WANNEROO CIVIC CENTRE INSTALL 2 GPO'S & 2 DATA OUTLETS MAYORAL WORKSTATIONS
				WANNEROO LIBRARY IN SERVICE TESTING
				FOWLEY LOOP MINDARIE UNDERPASS LIGHTS VANDAL DAMAGE
				KOONDOOLA PARK TOILET BLOCK REMOVE LIGHT FITTINGS INTERNAL & EXTERNAL FOR NEW SETTING
				RCD TEST PUMP CABINETS
				JOHN MALONEY PARK INSTALL LIGHTING TO SWING AREA
25542	30-Apr-02	WATER CORPORATION	795.90	SERVICE DISCONNECTION, METER BOX& WATERN SERVICE CONNECTION FEE TO THE ROUNDABOUT AT BUTTERWORTH AVENUE KOONDOOLA
25543	30-Apr-02	WATER CORPORATION	4,625.50	BILLING ERIOD 1/3/02 31/3/02
25544	30-Apr-02	WESTERN POWER	13,368.00	UPGRADE STREET LIGHTS THE AVENUE ALEXANDER HEIGHTS
25545	30-Apr-02	WESTERN POWER	6,025.50	LOT 22 JADE PL CARABOODA
				LOT 44177 BARDSLEY AVENUE GIRRAWHEEN FROM 18/01/02 TO 21/03/02
				GREENPARK ROAD ALEXANDER HEIGHTS FROM 18/01/02 TO 19/03/02
				LOT 206 BURBRIDGE AVENUE KOONDOOLA
				NOONAN ROAD WANNEROO FROM 26/02/02 TO 02/04/02
25546	30-Apr-02	WORM AFFAIR	369.60	RELN WORM FACTORY
				6 RELN WORM FACTORYS
25547	30-Apr-02	WORLDWIDE ONLINE PRINTING	628.00	NCR ENROLMENT CONTRACT PADS 2 KINDS TRIPPLE FAMILY DAY CARE AND IN HOME CARE
25548	30-Apr-02	WANNEROO PASTRY HOUSE	40.00	B/FOREST CAKE
25549	30-Apr-02	W A LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOC.	1,054.00	SEMINAR CANCELLED D NEWTON
				FBT WORKSHOP IN PERTH ON 22/02/02
				RATES LOCAL GOVT CLERICAL
				POLICY DEVELOPMENT ELECTED MEMBERS
				GREENSMART FOR LOCAL GOVT ON 21/03/02
50000270	04-Apr-02	ROBERT TAYLOR	268.83	HOURS NOT KEYED FUJITSU
50000271	04-Apr-02	MARY GREY	550.73	CASUAL REQUISTION NOT SUBMITTED
50000272	04-Apr-02	PAUL NATHAN	413.58	TIMESHEET NOT F/WARD TO PAYROLL
50000273	04-Apr-02	TERRY LOFTUS	715.29	TRAVEL ALLOWANCE
50000274	04-Apr-02	FIONA STOCK	199.63	IN HOME CARE WAGES
50000275	04-Apr-02	MELANIE BROWNE	410.34	IN HOME CARE WAGES
50000276	09-Apr-02	ANTINA HESSELLS	1,482.77	SALARY RE-BANK FDC
50000277	17-Apr-02	DIANNE LANGOULANT	54.00	P/CASH REFUND MISC ITEMS COMM CTRES
50000278	17-Apr-02	FIONA STOCK	172.79	IN HOME CARE SALARY
50000279	17-Apr-02	MELANIE BROWNE	181.22	IN HOME CARE SALARY
50000280	17-Apr-02	IAN GOODENOUGH	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
50000281	17-Apr-02	MAUREEN GRIERSON	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
50000282	17-Apr-02	JUDITH HUGHES	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
50000283	17-Apr-02	TERRY LOFTUS	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
50000284	17-Apr-02	GLYNIS MONKS	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
50000285	17-Apr-02	LYNN O'GRADY	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
50000286	17-Apr-02	RUDI STEFFENS	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
50000287	17-Apr-02	JOHN STEWART	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
50000288	17-Apr-02	BRETT TREBY	500.00	MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
50000289	19-Apr-02	S LORKIEWICZ	2,842.21	PAYROLL
50000290	19-Apr-02	WENDY MALCON	875.03	PAYROLL
50000291	22-Apr-02	AUSTRALIAN TAXATION OFFICE - PAYG	175,289.80	PAYG
50000292	26-Apr-02	S A GOVT FINANCING AUTHORITY	8,025.00	LOAN 132 FUND CODE 008(SINKING FUND)
		SUBTOTAL	4,163,287.87
LESS: CANCELLED CHEQUES
23490	20-Feb-02	BARRY & J ANDERSON	-309.00
24428	26-Mar-02	CAROL ASHBY	-300.00
	Subtotal		-609.00
	Total Advance Account Recoup for April 2002		4,162,678.87

City of Wanneroo Municipal Account

Cheque	Date	Paid To	Amount	Details

170	18-Apr-02	DIRECTOR CORP SERVICES ADV ACCT	2,739,136.79	RECOUP OF CHEQUE NO.: 24543 - 25222
				EFT DOC NO.: 50000270 - 50000288

171	30-Apr-02	DIRECTOR CORP SERVICES ADV ACCT	1,423,542.08	RECOUP OF CHEQUE NO.: 25223 - 25549
				EFT DOC NO.: 50000289 - 50000292

		Sub Total	4,162,678.87

	Others

000169	17-Apr-02	WESTERN AUST MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION	1,652.02	ADVERTISING CHARGES- EAST WANNEROO CELL 1 TPS
000170AA	17-Apr-02	COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA	45.00	BANK FEES- QUICK CASH
			4,100.00	DISHONOURED CHEQUE
			121.25	VISA PAYMENT- C JOHNSON
			440.00	VISA PAYMENT- C JOHNSON
			30.00	VISA PAYMENT- B PERRYMAN
			1,000,000.00	INVESTMENTS
			25,328.73	FDC SALARIES
			520,874.52	SALARIES- NET
			5,445.90	SALARIES- DEDUCTIONS
			400,000.00	INVESTMENTS
			504,163.06	SALARIES- NET
			5,377.45	SALARIES- DEDUCTIONS

000171A	18-Mar-02	COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA	892.28	MERCHANT FEES
			89.23	GST ON MERCHANT FEES
			95.00	EFTPOS FEES
			9.50	GST ON EFTPOS FEES
			1,026.64	BPAY FEES
			1,573.76	QUICKLINE/ DMD FEES
			24,747.25	FDC SALARIES
			870,000.00	INVESTMENTS
			18.00	CREDIT CARD- DIRECTOR CORPORATE SERVICES
			502,591.55	SALARIES- NET
			5,613.69	SALARIES- DEDUCTIONS
			1.80	GST ON CREDIT CARD- DIRECTOR CORPORATE SERVICES

		Sub Total	3,874,236.63

Total Municipal Account for April 2002			8,036,915.50

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Community Development

CD01-05/02 Joondalup Regional Performing Arts Centre

File Ref: 08111, 08032

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Level 5 Approval by bj Date 07 May 2002

Level 4 Approval by Brigitte Creighton Date 18 April 2002

Level 3 Approval by Brigitte Creighton Date 15 April 2002

Level 2 Approval by brian Date 11 April 2002

Level 1 Approval by mick Date 11 April 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Community Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 1

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Issue

To consider a request from the City of Joondalup that Council support in principle, the development of a regional performing arts centre in the northern suburbs.

Background

On March 1 2002, City Officers were invited to attend a workshop at the City of Joondalup regarding the results of a feasibility study commissioned by Joondalup in 1999 for a Performing Arts Centre in the northern suburbs.

The feasibility study was undertaken to assess the level of demand for the facility, consult with interested groups and individuals and obtain necessary information for its construction and management.

The City of Joondalup is fully committed to the Joondalup Regional Performing Arts Centre project and has established a reserve fund with a budget allocation being transferred annually. The City of Joondalup is currently in negotiations with the State Government Minister of Culture and the Arts and major regional stakeholders.

The City of Joondalup is keen to involve many partnerships including the City of Wanneroo and is confident it will see the benefits that will flow to the region and community.

Information provided by the City of Joondalup regarding the proposed Regional Performing Arts Centre is attached.

Detail

The City of Joondalup commissioned consultants report identified a demonstrated demand within the local community for a quality performing arts facility. There was also a strong demographic argument for the provision of such a facility.

The study used a 15 kilometre “sphere of influence” centred on the Joondalup Region which showed that the influence of the Joondalup Regional Performing Arts Centre would extend to an estimated population of over 350,000 people. This is estimated to grow beyond 500,000 by 2020, and extends into the local government areas of Wanneroo, Stirling, Joondalup and Swan.

The Joondalup region has been endorsed by the State Government as the Regional Centre and has allocated land to be used for cultural purposes designed to strategically service areas in the northern suburbs.

The proposed multi purpose facility will benefit the community by:

· increasing access to professional performing arts by the regional community; as well as

· meeting the increasing demand for performing arts facilities by the region’s young people.

Consultation

In 1999, the City of Joondalup commissioned Australian Pacific Projects to conduct a feasibility study with the brief to:

“…establish how the proposed Joondalup Performing Arts Centre is to be utilised and how it will operate in order to inform the necessary decisions by the Council about its construction and management. This will entail demographic and financial analysis, consultation with the community and professional organisations, educational institutions and employment and training providers, as well as other significant stakeholders within the region to help determine the technical, spiritual, financial management requirements to be addressed in the development of the complex.”

Comment

It is envisaged that once constructed the Joondalup Regional Performing Arts Centre will have a significant influence by meeting the regional community needs for quality performing arts facilities as no such public facilities currently exist in the North Metropolitan Region.

The proposed Centre will offer regional employment opportunities, both within the Centre and in local businesses in the region. A further benefit will be the increase in regional cultural tourism activity through the establishment of a cultural focal point in the northern corridor of Perth.

City administration contacted the Principal of the Girrawheen Senior High School to ensure that the proposed Joondalup Regional Performing Arts Centre would not conflict with their plans to develop a performing Arts facility.

The Principal advised that the Girrawheen Senior High School was developing plans to convert its current Gymnasium into a Performing Arts Centre and build a new Gymnasium and Changerooms. The intent at this stage is for these facilities to be provided and managed on a shared basis with the City of Wanneroo. These concept plans are still being developed and the Mayor has been invited to a meeting with representatives of the Girrawheen Senior High School and the Education Department to discuss further.

Further discussion between the City of Wanneroo, the Girrawheen Senior High School, and other stakeholders, will be required to progress these concept plans for the proposed development of shared use facilities. Administration therefore recommends that any support for the Joondalup Performing Arts Centre be deferred until the Girrawheen Senior High School’s concept plans are progressed to a stage where we can be certain that in principle support for the Joondalup Performing Arts Centre would not conflict with any plans to develop a performing arts centre at Girrawheen.

Statutory Compliance

Nil

Strategic Implications

This project is in accordance with the City’s Strategic Plan, Healthy Communities, 2.7 Provide community focussed services and lifestyle opportunities.

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

Nil

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority

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Recommendation

That Council DEFERS deliberation of the request from the City of Joondalup for support for the proposed Joondalup Regional Performing Arts Centre project, pending further discussion with community groups.

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CD02-05/02 Quinns Rocks Tennis Club - Provision of Two Additional Tennis Courts

File Ref: 14145

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Level 4 Approval by Brigitte Creighton Date 09 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by Brigitte Creighton Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by bj Date 30 April 2002

Level 1 Approval by Simon Kot Date 30 April 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Community Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 1

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Issue

To consider a request from the Quinns Rocks Tennis Club for the provision of two additional tennis courts at Gumblossom Park, Quinns Rocks.

Background

A 296 signature petition was tabled at the 9 April 2002 Ordinary Council meeting on behalf of the Quinns Rocks Tennis Club in support of this development.

Detail

Gumblossom Park located in Quinns Rocks is an important district recreational space catering for a variety of active and passive users. The park includes 4 tennis courts located at the rear of Gumblossom Community Centre being available for community and Club use.

The Quinns Rocks Tennis Club (QRTC) as principal user of this facility utilises Gumblossom Park to coordinate its competitions and operations. The QRTC is a developing sporting organisation that provides social and pennant tennis competitions for residents of Quinns Rocks and the surrounding district. The QRTC consider Council’s provision of four tennis courts is insufficient to accommodate the demands of the Club during peak weekday and weekend times.

The QRTC book the four tennis courts at various times throughout the week. In most instances bookings are made for 2-hour periods and all four courts are utilised. The public books the courts on average twice a day when the courts are not being utilised by the QRTC.

The City within a 5 km radius of Gumblossom Park provides no other community use tennis courts. Developer Mirvac Fini is constructing two community use tennis courts on Bellport Parade, Mindarie located 1km from Gumblossom Park. The original intent was for Mirvac Fini to construct eight tennis courts attached to a community purposes facility. This project was revised to an initial construction of two courts with an area provided for the provision of another four courts as the need arises. The initial two courts are due for completion in June 2002 at which time Council will become responsible for coordination of bookings.

Comment

City Officers recognise that the Quinns Rocks Tennis Clubs development is limited by the ability of the Club to access sufficient tennis courts. City Administration does not consider the provision of additional tennis courts a high priority at this stage and funding sources have not been pursued for this project.

City Officers have assessed the concept plan (Attachment 1) submitted by the QRTC indicating the proposed site of the two new tennis courts. Whilst the southern court has sufficient space to construct a tennis court, subject to the installation of a retaining wall, the northern court would require removal or replacement of existing infrastructure, trees and footpaths.

Further detailed investigation is recommended in order to determine an appropriate long-term strategy accounting for court location, funding and further club requirements such as clubrooms prior to committing to the provision of additional infrastructure within Gumblossom Park.

As a result City Administration recommends that the QRTC utilise the newly constructed Mindarie Tennis Courts until a suitable long-term strategy for the provision of tennis courts in this district is provided.

Statutory Compliance

Nil

Strategic Implications

The provision of sporting infrastructure such as tennis courts is congruent with Council’s Strategic Plan, Goal 2.6, provide and manage infrastructure to meet the needs of the community.

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

Nil

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority

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Recommendation

That Council:-

1. INVESTIGATES the need for additional tennis courts in the district subject to;

a) A detailed investigation of an appropriate location, and

b) Consultation with the Quinns Rocks Tennis Club to determine future Club requirements and potential funding sources.

2. LISTS this project for consideration in the 2003/04 Capital Works Program subject to the outcomes of Item 1.

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CD03-05/02 Contract for the Provision of Adult & Youth Leisure Courses

File Ref: 22100

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Level 5 Approval by Brigitte Creighton Date 16 May 2002

Level 4 Approval by Brigitte Creighton Date 09 May 2002

Level 3 Approval by Brigitte Creighton Date 06 May 2002

Level 2 Approval by bj Date 30 April 2002

Level 1 Approval by yvette Date 30 April 2002

Responsible Officer: Director, Community Development

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: 1

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Issue

To consider inviting tenders for the provision of adult and youth leisure courses utilising the City’s recreation centres.

Background

The City of Wanneroo has been providing leisure courses from the Gumblossom, Wanneroo and Hainsworth Recreation Centres since 1976. The leisure courses take the form of hobby and/or educational courses and are conducted four terms of the year from each of these centres.

Up until 2000, the leisure courses were operated in-house by the City of Wanneroo. The deficit incurred by the City in operating these courses was approximately $80,000pa ($84,328 in 1999). As a result of the ongoing costs it was decided to further investigate the alternative options for the provision of adult and youth leisure courses. During 1999 an evaluation was commissioned in relation to potential programme partnering arrangements involving the City of Wanneroo and other providers of similar or like services. The evaluation detailed specific costs in relation to the provision of courses from the City’s recreation centres and approaches were made to potential providers in order to seek their comments, views and interest in being involved with the City of Wanneroo activities.

The conclusion of the evaluation based on quality, cost and diminishing resources was that Council should seek alternative management of the leisure course programmes from City facilities.

Expressions of interest in the form of tenders were sought for the provision of adult and youth leisure courses utilising the City’s recreation centres via external providers. The scope of the tender, in generic terms, requested that potential providers demonstrate their ability to provide the same amount of courses, at very similar prices, times etc, as to the City’s provision. In addition it was requested that low-income earners, particularly those that access Council’s concession rates for these services, not be disadvantaged by the provision of another management body.

Seven companies and or organisations requested the tender documents, however at the close of tenders only one submission was received. The tender received was from the West Coast College of TAFE. In assessing the tender based on the criteria provided, West Coast College of TAFE met and exceeded the requirements of the tender. West Coast College of TAFE were awarded the tender for one year with a one-year option. The current contract will expire in June 2002.

Detail

In 1999 the City of Wanneroo conducted 285 programmes with 2838 participants (average participation rate 10). Since West Coast College of TAFE has taken over the management the numbers are as follows (please refer to attached statistics for further information – Attachment 1);

2000 – 161 classes run, 1178 participants, (average participation rate 7)

2001 – 111 classes run, 1124 participants, (average participation rate 10)

Although the numbers of participants have markedly reduced, there are many outside factors that have contributed. These are as follows;

· The costs for the courses were increased. The courses previously run by the City were not recovering costs and contributed to the large deficit.

· Local community groups are running courses at a cheaper cost using voluntary instructors.

· A large proportion of the leisure course participants are women. Women are increasingly returning to the work force, therefore the demand for leisure courses is decreasing.

· The demand for leisure courses has decreased throughout many facilities within the metropolitan area. For example the City’s closest competitor the Ocean Ridge Community Centre has had a reduction in their participants by 50% over the last two years.

· The number of participants was already declining prior to West Coast College of TAFE managing the courses.

The Leisure courses currently provided by TAFE have diversified to include courses that cater for small business and other specialised needs. (MYOB, introduction to internet etc)

Consultation

Consultation has been undertaken with affected City Staff, West Coast College of TAFE, and other leisure course providers within the metropolitan area. All statistics have been provided by West Coast College of TAFE which has conducted customer questionnaires over the last two years. The community is generally satisfied with the range of courses available and programs are continuously adjusted in accordance with community demand.

Comment

As can be seen from the statistics, there is a decrease in the number of people participating in Leisure Courses at City of Wanneroo Facilities. The demand for leisure courses throughout the Northern suburbs however is also declining. There is still a demand for Leisure courses in the local community and an outside organisation such as West Coast College of TAFE is better equipped to manage this programme as the provision of adult and children’s courses is their core business.

Should the City wish to revert back to providing these courses in-house there would need to be a staff restructure and the additional cost of the courses would need to be assessed and included within the Budget. The City does not have the infrastructure to minimise the overheads such as call centre coverage and volume of advertising to achieve the same level of viability.

West Coast College of TAFE have marketed the leisure courses through full-page advertisements in the West Australian Newspaper and the publication of a Brochure. Administration have included in the Scope of Works a requirement for the successful tenderer to present an annual marketing plan for endorsement by the CEO. This will allow administration to work with the successful tenderer to ensure an appropriate local marketing strategy is employed.

City administration acknowledges that the partnership between West Coast College of TAFE and the City of Wanneroo has been successful in the efficient and effective provision of leisure courses to the community. It is therefore recommended that the City invite tenders for the provision of adult and youth leisure courses utilising the City’s recreation centres free of charge.

Statutory Compliance

Nil

Strategic Implications

This project is in accordance with the City’s Strategic Plan, Healthy Communities, 2.7 Provide community focussed services and lifestyle opportunities

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

The maximum cost to Council under the current arrangement with the West Coast College of TAFE is approximately $60,000pa, although it is unlikely that the full complement of hours will ever be utilised. West Coast College of TAFE currently utilise approximately one-quarter of their available time. These costs are an opportunity cost as if the facilities were not used by West Coast College of TAFE they would not necessarily earn income from other users.

The current contract arrangement requires the City to provide 1,050 hours per term of available time in its facilities to West Coast College of TAFE at a total cost of approximately $9,975 per term. In addition the City is required to contribute $1.00 per participant to an asset preservation fund for replacement of carpets, curtains, equipment and other replacement items deemed necessary by the City, which is approximately $20,000pa. It is important to note that West Coast College of TAFE contributes $2.00 per participant into the asset preservation fund.

Voting Requirements

Simple Majority

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Recommendation

That Council INVITES tenders for the provision of adult and youth leisure courses utilising the City’s recreation centres as per the following Specification and Scope of Works, for one year, with two one-year options:-

SPECIFICATION AND SCOPE OF WORKS

1 INTRODUCTION

The Principal requires the Contractor to enter into a partnership with the Principal for the provision of leisure courses from various community facilities.

2 SCOPE OF WORKS

The contractor shall provide adult and youth leisure programs from various community facilities, particularly the Gumblossom Community Centre, Wanneroo Recreation Centr, Hainsworth Leisure Centre and the Phil Renkin Centre during the Contract Period. The contractor shall keep the income generated from the Contract programs.

3 BACKGROUND

The current contract for the provision of leisure courses from various community facilities will expire on the 30 June 2002. The Principal is therefore seeking tenders to continue this service.

4 RESPONSIBILITIES OF CONTRACTOR

The Contractor shall:

a) Prepare the adult and youth leisure service programme;

b) Contribute $2.00 per participant and the Principal shall contribute $1 per participant into an asset management fund for replacement of carpets, curtains, equipment and other replacements items as the Principal deems necessary;

c) Continue to provide adult and children/teen leisure courses;

d) Introduce newer/in demand programs at their discretion. Program content will not require decision making by the Principal;

e) Ensure that the Principal is recognised on all marketing material as a partner involving any of its facilities in relation to this Contract;

f) Be responsible for all aspects of human resource management and liability insurance, workers compensation etc;

g) Be responsible for provision and payment of all program instructors;

h) Make available the provision of a designated computer lab at Wanneroo Recreation Centre. Any equipment or associated cost shall be at the Contractors expense;

i) Arrange and pay for all advertising and marketing of programs;

j) Provide regular quality performance reports and any other statistical data as specified by the Superintendent;

k) Manage all bookings, calls, complaints, payments, refunds etc utilising its own infrastructure and personnel;

l) Pay the principal for any costs in relation to Council caretakers locking or opening facilities outside their scheduled times;

m) Ensure the times and duration of all leisure courses remain the same to existing structure, unless otherwise approved by the Superintendent;

n) Ensure the range and content of leisure courses remain the same to the existing structure, unless otherwise approved by the superintendent;

o) Manage and administer all personnel associated with provision of leisure courses with the exception of the Principal employees;

p) Make a provision for leisure area preparation at the beginning and cleaning of area at conclusion of program activities;

q) Provide insurance and public liability cover in accordance with this Contract and statutory requirements and regulations;

r) Present an annual marketing plan to the City, including recognition of the City of Wanneroo, for endorsement by the Chief Executive officer;

5 RESPONSIBILITIES OF PRINCIPAL

In order for Principal to maintain and improve customer service levels in the delivery of leisure programs the Principal will;

a) Provide 400 hours per term at Wanneroo Recreation centre, 200 hours per term at Gumblossom Community Centre, 200 hours per term at Hainsworth Leisure Centre and 100 hours per term at Phil Renkin Centre free of charge. Based on a community hire rate of $9.50 per hour this equates to $9 975 of facility hire charges per term. Above this base hourly usage, facilities will be hired out in accordance with the Principal’s annual schedule of fees and charges.

b) Provide free usage of other community facilities, as identified, subject to prior agreement with the City on hours and usage.

c) Provide access to basic equipment located at the Leisure Centre’s owned by the City of Wanneroo. Any specialised equipment over and above this requirement shall be at cost to Contractor.

6 PRICING SCHEDULE

The Contractor shall ensure pricing of all leisure courses remain the same to the existing price structure unless otherwise approved by the Superintendent.

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West Coast College of TAFE - Enrolment Numbers
2000				2001				2002
Wanneroo Recreation Centre				Wanneroo Recreation Centre				Wanneroo Recreation Centre
TERM	CLASSES	CLASSES	TOTAL	TERM	CLASSES	CLASSES	TOTAL	TERM	CLASSES	CLASSES	TOTAL
	OFFERED	RAN	STUDENTS		OFFERED	RAN	STUDENTS		OFFERED	RAN	STUDENTS
Term 1	68	25	192	Term 1	57	23	374	Term 1	44	17	126
Term 2	95	42	327	Term 2	45	19	166	Term 2
Term 3	80	39	268	Term 3	45	21	154	Term 3
Term 4	67	28	186	Term 4	38	20	150	Term 4

Gumblossom Community Centre				Gumblossom Community Centre				Gumblossom Community Centre
TERM	CLASSES	CLASSES	TOTAL	TERM	CLASSES	CLASSES	TOTAL	TERM	CLASSES	CLASSES	TOTAL
	OFFERED	RAN	STUDENTS		OFFERED	RAN	STUDENTS		OFFERED	RAN	STUDENTS
Term 1	20	6	47	Term 1	17	6	51	Term 1	16	9	64
Term 2	29	2	11	Term 2	13	5	59	Term 2
Term 3	21	9	71	Term 3	12	9	90	Term 3
Term 4	15	6	48	Term 4	17	8	80	Term 4

Hainsworth Leisure Centre				Hainsworth Leisure Centre				Hainsworth Leisure Centre
TERM	CLASSES	CLASSES	TOTAL	TERM	CLASSES	CLASSES	TOTAL	TERM	CLASSES	CLASSES	TOTAL
	OFFERED	RAN	STUDENTS		OFFERED	RAN	STUDENTS		OFFERED	RAN	STUDENTS
Term 1	23	1	6	Term 1	4	0	0	Term 1	3	0	0
Term 2	24	1	7	Term 2	3	0	0	Term 2
Term 3	20	2	15	Term 3	4	0	0	Term 3
Term 4	15	0	0	Term 4	3	0	0	Term 4
TOTAL	477	161	1178	TOTAL	258	111	1124	TOTAL	63	26	190