Agenda of Ordinary Council Meeting

No.	Name.	Summary of Submission	Administration Response/Comment	Recommended Modification
1.0	Western Power
1.1		Western Power has reviewed the document and has no objections to the proposal.	Noted.	No Modification Required.
2.0	Dept of Indigenous Affairs (DIA)
2.1		The archaeologist survey supporting LSP 83 is outdated as it was conducted in 1991. Further ethnographic surveys are to be conducted.	As per the modification for 11.7 above the legislation which controls the investigation and preservation of Indigenous Heritage sites is under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972. As per modification 11.7 above it is considered appropriate to remind the proponent of their responsibilities under this legislation.	Modify Part 1 – Plan to include a notation which states: “The following obligations under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 are recognised and will be implemented in the development of the site: • Protect and report any unregistered Aboriginal heritage sites, and • Prevent disturbance to any Aboriginal heritage sites without prior consent under Section 18 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act from the Minister of Indigenous Affairs. In the event that any sites of significance are discovered, appropriate management strategies shall be prepared and implemented in accordance with the Act.” Based on the above modification it is recommended that the modification 2.2 be altered to ‘No modification required.
2.2		The Environmental Assessment for LSP 83 does not discuss the specific heritage management plan in sufficient detail.	As per the reason for 2.1 the requirement for a Heritage Management Strategy does not fall under Legislation the City can enforce.	No modification required.
2.3		It is suggested that in light of potential sub-surface cultural material or skeletal remains that may be uncovered during any ground works that a cultural material contingency plan is developed and adopted prior to any works commencing.	Agreed.	As per response to 2.2.
3.0	Water Corporation
3.1		There is insufficient information provided on the land use intensity for the LSP area. Information in the form of an R – Code plan and further information on the Mixed Use Frame and Northern Town Centre is required in order that infrastructure scheme planning can be made available when required by development.	Partially agree. A further structure plan will be required for the Centre zone therefore infrastructure needs can be assessed at that time.	Modify Part 2 to include a land allocation table including the densities of the residential and mixed use zones.
3.2		Item 5 of Table A should add the item “Mechanism to ensure planning intentions for water efficiency are faithfully translated to practice”.	Disagree. The provisions of water efficiency are provided as part of the LWMS and UWMP therefore this does not need to be in Part 1.	No Modification Required.
3.3		Section 1.2, Planning Context, should include reference to Directions 2031 and the Outer Metropolitan Perth and Peel Sub-regional Strategy.	Agreed.	Modify Part 2 – Section 1.2 to include Sub-regional context (including reference to Directions 2031 and the Outer Metropolitan Perth and Peel Sub-regional Strategy).
3.4		Section 10.2.4, (second dot point) introduce the words ‘and water efficient’ to read Introducing incentives through the development control process to encourage the delivery of solar passive and water efficient outcomes.	Agreed.	Modify Part 2 – Section 10.2.4 – Second dot point - to be amended to include the words ‘and water efficient’.
3.5		It is recommended that a new section, 10.4, be included that shows staging of land areas and likely timing of development so that planning for infrastructure can be undertaken without causing delays. Section 14 includes long term conceptual plans but will not be fulfilled fully for several decades.	Agreed.	Modify Part 2 – A new section to be included (10.4) that shows the staging of land areas and predicted timing for development.
3.6		With regard to 14.2.2 the Water Corporation long term plan include servicing LSP 83 through two large pump stations. Since timing of development is not known these works are currently not planned for the short to medium term. Any early stages of development would require temporary servicing to be established through the coastal system at Two Rocks town site.	Agreed.	Modify Part 2 – Section 14.2.2 to include the words “Currently this work is not planned for the short to medium term. Any servicing to be established through the coastal system at Two Rocks”.
3.7		With regard to 14.2.3 The Water Corporation long term plan shows major infrastructure will be required to serve the area. As per sewer, development staging will impact the requirement for temporary provision of water through Two Rocks town site.	Agreed	Modify Part 2 – Section 14.2.3 to include the words “Currently this work is not planned for the short to medium term. Any servicing to be established through the coastal system at Two Rocks”.
		Part 3 – Technical Appendices
3.8		Appendix 6 – The LWMS should aim to meet the objectives of Better Urban Water Management referred to in State Water Plan including water consumption targets.	Agreed.	Modify Appendix 6 to include water consumption targets referred to in the State Water Plan.
3.9		Appendix 9 – As per points 3.6 & 3.7 above, significant infrastructure is required and will be dependent on staging of development.	Noted – This point is covered by 3.6 & 3.7.	No Modification Required.
4.0	Dept of Education (DoE)
4.1		The housing Typology & Yield Estimates stated the LSP area has the potential to realise approximately 6500 residential lots and 7,500 dwelling units. CLE have indicated that although there would be higher residential density in town centre precinct it would produce a lower student yield. Should there be an increase in student numbers this would adversely impact the nearest primary school.	Noted – The City accepts the demographics as presented in the LSP.	No Modification Required.
4.2		With regard to Co-Location of Public Open Space a 3ha primary school site alongside POS is acceptable subject to an agreement with CoW to locate the entirety of the school oval on the abutting POS and there being a suitable agreement in place for the use of the ovals by the primary schools.	Noted. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.	Modify Part 1 structure plan map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
4.3		The configuration of the site area does not comply with WAPC policy which requires the juxtaposition of the neighbourhood centre and primary school. Any variation from this policy would require approval and negotiation with the DoP.	Noted. The proposal configured in such a manner to maximise the drainage capacity whilst also retaining landform topography. The proponent has also indicated that the POS can be designed in such a manner to maintain connection between the primary school and the neighbourhood centre.	No Modification Required.
5.0	Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA)
5.1		The area associated with LSP 83 falls under a significant risk of unexploded ordnance (UXO) contamination. The issue of UXO must be taken into account so that all stakeholders are aware of potential hazards and ensure that the land is searched for UXO prior to any earthworks for development.	Agreed.	Modify Part 1 - Table J to include an “Unexploded ordnance survey” for approval at subdivision stage.
6.0	Department of Transport (DOT)
6.1		The Local Structure Plan is not consistent with the District Structure Plan approved November 2010.	Noted. The road layout closely follows the DSP, however, the variations occur within the proposed centre zone which is proposed to be dealt with under a Centre Structure Plan (CSP). This matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.	No Modification Required.
6.2		The assessment year for development stage traffic forecasts for the LSP is not provided and needs to be clarified.	Agreed.	Modify Appendix 3 to include the year of assessment of the development stage traffic forecasts.
6.3		The LSP indicates no direct road link proposed between Shearwater Avenue and the main internal road. This would impose additional pressure to Breakwater Drive as well as the intersection of Shearwater Avenue and Breakwater Drive.	Noted. The road links proposed will be incorporated into the CSP area as per administration comment 6.1.	No Modification Required.
6.4		The detail of the road reservation should be indicated in the statutory report.	Disagree. The road reservations are already provided in Part 2 and are not required in Part 1 under the City’s LPP 4.2.	No Modification Required.
		The proposed 24m and 28m wide road reservation requirement for Neighbourhood Connector, and Integrator B suggested in the traffic report are inconsistent with Liveable Neighbourhood Policy requirements.	Disagree. The road reservations meet the requirements of Liveable Neighbourhood Policy	No Modification Required.
6.5		An intersection control plan and intersection performance analysis (as provided in Part 3) should be included in the statutory report.	Disagree. Controlled intersections are already provided in Part 1 LSP plan indicating full movement intersections and left in left out intersections.	No Modification Required.
6.6		Along Shearwater Avenue, three signalised intersections are proposed within 650 metre contrary to Austroads which states a minimum spacing of 500m between two traffic signal controlled intersections is required. The future light rail along this route will be affected by this arrangement.	Noted. The proposed signalised intersections fall within the Two Rocks Secondary Centre which will be assessed as a separate CSP.	No Modification Required.
6.7		The road network shown in the access control plan is inconsistent with that in the final structure plan.	Noted. The differences in the road layout only relate to the Centre zone which will be dealt with as part of the CSP.	No Modification Required.
6.8		All signalised intersections should also be spaced in accordance with liveable neighbourhood Policy Element 2. Table 5 and Table 5A (Junction Spacing and Signalised Junction Spacing).	Noted. The differences in the road layout only relate to the Centre zone which will be dealt with as part of the CSP.	No Modification Required.
6.9		The proposed rail alignment is shown along the Mitchell Freeway reserve in the District Structure Plan however the current MRS indicated the reservation runs along the western boundary of the subject site.	Noted. The rail alignment does not impact the LSP area.	No Modification Required.
7.0	Taylor Burrell Barnett
7.1		A letter objecting to the layout of the major roads was received but later withdrawn after discussions with the proponent	Noted.	No Modification Required.
8.0	Main Roads WA
8.1		Marmion Avenue terminates at the Two Rocks CBD whilst advice was given to the District Structure Plan that this road should continue north into South Guilderton communities.	Disagree. Marmion Avenue is not proposed to be included within the LSP area therefore is not considered applicable.	No Modification Required.
8.2		The Local Structure Plan is not consistent with the District Structure Plan approved November 2010.	As per administration response 6.1.	No Modification required.
8.3		The assessment year for development stage traffic forecasts for the LSP is not provided and needs to be clarified.	Agreed.	Modification as per 6.2.
8.4		Further clarification is required with Public Transport Authority (PTA) for the intended rail alignment.	As per administration comment 6.9.	No Modification Required.
8.5		No intersection performance analysis was provided with the traffic report. Spacing between signalised intersections should be as per Austroads or Liveable Neighbourhoods.	Agreed.	No Modification Required.
8.6		A district traffic study is required to determine which roads should be considered District Distributor Roads (both types A & B). The determination of the district road network is required before any further comments can be made.	Disagree. A district level traffic study was undertaken as part of the assessment of the DSP.	No Modification Required.
9.0	Department of Water (DoW)
9.1		The LSP should not be finalised prior to the endorsement of the LWMS by the City of Wanneroo and the DoW.	Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.	Modify Appendix 6 to be amended as per Attachment 6.
9.2		Section 4.4 of the LWMS provides the total amount of water needed for irrigation as 245,000 kl/yr. Groundwater availability in this area is extremely limited and therefore the requirements for irrigated Public Open Space (POS) should be reconsidered in consultation with the City of Wanneroo.	Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.	No Modification Required.
9.3		Section 5.1 of the LWMS states the 1 in 500 ARI storm events have been designed for. Only 1 in 100 ARI storm events are required.	Noted. This comment is for information only.	No Modification Required.
9.4		Bio-retention swales (raingardens) may not be necessary for this site and should be reconsidered.	Disagree. Bio-retention gardens may be utilised under certain circumstances which can be determined at a later more detailed design stage.	No Modification Required.
9.5		Gross Pollutant Traps are not supported by the DoW and should be reconsidered.	Disagree. Gross Pollutant Traps may be utilised under certain circumstances which can be determined at a later more detailed design stage.	No Modification Required.
10.0	Department of Planning (DoP) (Received after completion of advertising)
10.1		The Yanchep Two-Rocks DSP incorporates a number of reports/strategies that are required. These are to be provided prior to submission to WAPC for endorsement.	Noted. Through assessment of the LSP it is considered that all relevant reports/strategies have been provided as part of the LSP or required as per Table J & K of Part 1.	No Modification Required.
10.2		Further clarification is required to the difference between the Community Development Strategy submitted as part of the LSP and the Community Development Plan to be submitted at subdivision stage.	Noted. The Community development plan is to be compiled based on the community development strategy and will be a more detailed document relating specifically to the areas being subdivided.	No Modification Required.
10.3		The servicing plan being removed from Part 2, Table 2.	Agree. The Servicing plan is required as part of subdivision.	Modify Part 2 –Table 2 to remove Servicing plan.
10.4		It is recommended that the City of Wanneroo adopts the LSP with an approved LWMS prior to submission to the WAPC for endorsement.	Disagree. LPP 4.2 outlines the process for referral to the WAPC which includes sending a list of modifications. In this instance the modifications are incorporated in Attachment 6.	No Modification Required.
10.5		The LSP plans are to be combined into one plan. The residential density’s are also to be associated with the R-code bands of medium density (R30 – R60) or high density (R80 – R160)	Agreed. The plan is to be incorporated into one plan amending the R-coding bands as required. This will increase the density range of the medium density range from R30 – R60 to R30 – R80 and the high density range from R60 – R80 to R80 – R160.	Modify Part 1 structure plan map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
10.6		The LSP incorporates 13.76 dwellings per hectare which is inconsistent with the WAPC’s Directions 2031.	Agreed. However with the increased density as mentioned in 10.5 above, the proposed density increases to 15.6 dwelling per hectare which meets the DoP requirements.	No Modification Required.
10.7		Further investigation is required for the provision of dual use paths passing through large roundabouts on Breakwater Drive and along north-south road on western edge of the LSP area.	Noted. Further consideration for the duel use paths will be undertaken at subdivision stage.	No Modification Required.
10.8		Calculation of POS is to be in accordance of Liveable Neighbourhoods specifically related to restricted and unrestricted POS.	Agreed. A plan should be provided to incorporate the restricted and unrestricted open space in accordance with Liveable Neighbourhoods and LPP 4.3.	Modify Part 2 POS schedule to include the locations of restricted and unrestricted POS in accordance with Liveable Neighbourhoods.
10.9		The LSP proposes 74% employment self-sufficiency contrary to the 75% as stipulated by the DSP.	Disagree. The 75% employment self sufficiency is required for the entire DSP area. The self sufficiency is established through the retail floor space targets required by the DSP. LSP 83 has provided excess retail floorspace than required by the DSP therefore the employment for the area will be met.	No Modification Required.
10.10		The LSP identifies a ‘District/Neighbourhood Centre’ which is inconsistent with the DSP which identifies this as a ‘Neighbourhood Centre’.	Agreed.	Modify the entire LSP, including Part 1, Part 2 and the technical appendices, to replace the title ‘Eastern District/Neighbourhood Centre ‘with ‘Eastern Neighbourhood Centre’.
10.11		The LSP proposes an indicative maximum retail floor space of 6100sqm for the south-eastern Neighbourhood Centre contrary to 5600sqm as identified in the DSP.	Disagree. The DSP states that the LSP should generally be in accordance with table I (5600sqm). It is considered that the 500sqm increase has been justified through appendix 5 ( Economic & Employment Analysis & Strategy) and will not have significant impact on employment in the surrounding area.	No Modification Required.
10.12		The LSP proposes a local centre of 1500sqm NLA contrary to the DSP which states that generally local centres should be less than 1000sqm NLA.	Disagree. As per response to 10.11 the DSP states that Local Centres should ‘generally’ be under 1000sqm NLA however SPP 4.2 indicates that they can go up to 1,500sqm NLA	No Modification Required.
10.13		No fauna survey has been undertaken to establish if there is Graceful Sun Moth within the LSP area.	Agreed. The matter is dealt with below in comments from Department of Environment and Conservation	No Modification Required
10.14		The proposed primary school sites are inconsistent with the minimum site requirements for Liveable Neighbourhoods.	Disagree. The proposal has been agreed to by the Department of Education.	No Modification Required.
11.0	Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) (Received after completion of advertising)
11.1		The proposal was subject to conditional approval by Environmental Protection Authority for the Amendment 878 to Town Planning Scheme No 1. The imposition of ministerial conditions is the responsibility of the City.	Agreed. The ministerial conditions have been dealt with in Part 2 – Table 1.	No Modification Required
11.2		The proposal does not include any delineation between the conservation and other types of open space.	Agreed. Since completion of advertising the proponent has completed a plan indicating conservation POS.	Modify Part 2 to incorporate a public open space plan identifying a minimum of 14.7ha of conservation public open space as per the City’s LPP 4.2.
11.3		Clear delineation is required between the LSP site and the Bush forever site 284 and 406 and a Bush Forever Management Plan is required to develop and implement the specifications of DEC.	Noted. This matter has been identified in Appendix 1 with recommendations to be incorporated into subdivision and development stages.	No Modification Required.
11.4		Limited detail has been provided to determine the final earthwork levels between the development and adjacent reserves. DEC recommend that the natural ground levels adjacent to the proposed road interface be retained.	Noted. A Cut and Fill plan has been provided in Part 2 and further assessment on the impact on the adjoining property will be undertaken at subdivision stage.	No Modification Required.
11.5		A dieback management plan is required to ensure no impact on the adjacent conservation areas.	Noted. This matter can be dealt with through adequate conditions of subdivision of lots adjoining conservation areas.	No Modification Required.
11.6		The drainage strategy plan allows for discharge of stormwater onto adjacent bushforever sites which is not supported.	Agreed.	Modify Appendix 6 (Drainage Strategy) to remove any discharge of stormwater onto adjoining properties.
11.7		The proposal does not incorporate a targeted survey for the Graceful Sun Moth which may impact the design of the local structure plan.	The requirement to investigate and conserve the Graceful Sun Moth falls under separate legislation enforced by the Federal Government (Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 and cannot be enforced through a LSP. The matter is the responsibility of the proponent. It is therefore considered appropriate to deal with this issue in a manner consistent with other structure plans and provide a notation on the Part 1 plan which reminds the proponent of any responsibility to meet the Federal Government requirements.	Modify Part 1 Plan to include a notation which states: ‘Areas identified as being of National Environmental Significance under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 may be subject to assessment by the Federal Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, in accordance with this Act. The outcome of any such assessment may require either a modification to the LSP or minor variations from the LSP at the subdivision or development stage.
11.8		The proponent is required to notify the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities regarding their obligations under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation 1999 (EPBC).	Noted. The proponent is aware of this requirement which cannot be enforced under the Planning and Development Act 2005	No Modification Required.
11.9		Due to the location in proximity to Bushforever sites a fire management plan is required which will incorporate prescribed burning. Notification in the form of a section 70A is to be placed on lots advising of the close proximity to bushforever sites and that actions to retain the environment such as burning, baiting and application of chemicals will be undertaken.	Noted. However a condition requiring a section 70A notification can be applied by the DEC at subdivision stage rather than at LSP stage.	No Modification Required.

No.

Name.

Summary of Submission

Administration Response/Comment

Recommended Modification

1.0

Western Power

1.1

Western Power has reviewed the document and has no objections to the proposal.

Noted.

No Modification Required.

2.0

Dept of Indigenous Affairs (DIA)

2.1

The archaeologist survey supporting LSP 83 is outdated as it was conducted in 1991. Further ethnographic surveys are to be conducted.

As per the modification for 11.7 above the legislation which controls the investigation and preservation of Indigenous Heritage sites is under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972. As per modification 11.7 above it is considered appropriate to remind the proponent of their responsibilities under this legislation.

Modify Part 1 – Plan to include a notation which states: “The following obligations under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 are recognised and will be implemented in the development of the site:

• Protect and report any unregistered Aboriginal heritage sites, and

• Prevent disturbance to any Aboriginal heritage sites without prior consent under Section 18 of the Aboriginal Heritage Act from the Minister of Indigenous Affairs.

In the event that any sites of significance are discovered, appropriate management strategies shall be prepared and implemented in accordance with the Act.”

Based on the above modification it is recommended that the modification 2.2 be altered to ‘No modification required.

2.2

The Environmental Assessment for LSP 83 does not discuss the specific heritage management plan in sufficient detail.

As per the reason for 2.1 the requirement for a Heritage Management Strategy does not fall under Legislation the City can enforce.

No modification required.

2.3

It is suggested that in light of potential sub-surface cultural material or skeletal remains that may be uncovered during any ground works that a cultural material contingency plan is developed and adopted prior to any works commencing.

Agreed.

As per response to 2.2.

3.0

Water Corporation

3.1

There is insufficient information provided on the land use intensity for the LSP area. Information in the form of an R – Code plan and further information on the Mixed Use Frame and Northern Town Centre is required in order that infrastructure scheme planning can be made available when required by development.

Partially agree. A further structure plan will be required for the Centre zone therefore infrastructure needs can be assessed at that time.

Modify Part 2 to include a land allocation table including the densities of the residential and mixed use zones.

3.2

Item 5 of Table A should add the item “Mechanism to ensure planning intentions for water efficiency are faithfully translated to practice”.

Disagree. The provisions of water efficiency are provided as part of the LWMS and UWMP therefore this does not need to be in Part 1.

No Modification Required.

3.3

Section 1.2, Planning Context, should include reference to Directions 2031 and the Outer Metropolitan Perth and Peel Sub-regional Strategy.

Agreed.

Modify Part 2 – Section 1.2 to include Sub-regional context (including reference to Directions 2031 and the Outer Metropolitan Perth and Peel Sub-regional Strategy).

3.4

Section 10.2.4, (second dot point) introduce the words ‘and water efficient’ to read Introducing incentives through the development control process to encourage the delivery of solar passive and water efficient outcomes.

Agreed.

Modify Part 2 – Section 10.2.4 – Second dot point - to be amended to include the words ‘and water efficient’.

3.5

It is recommended that a new section, 10.4, be included that shows staging of land areas and likely timing of development so that planning for infrastructure can be undertaken without causing delays. Section 14 includes long term conceptual plans but will not be fulfilled fully for several decades.

Agreed.

Modify Part 2 – A new section to be included (10.4) that shows the staging of land areas and predicted timing for development.

3.6

With regard to 14.2.2 the Water Corporation long term plan include servicing LSP 83 through two large pump stations. Since timing of development is not known these works are currently not planned for the short to medium term. Any early stages of development would require temporary servicing to be established through the coastal system at Two Rocks town site.

Agreed.

Modify Part 2 – Section 14.2.2 to include the words “Currently this work is not planned for the short to medium term. Any servicing to be established through the coastal system at Two Rocks”.

3.7

With regard to 14.2.3 The Water Corporation long term plan shows major infrastructure will be required to serve the area. As per sewer, development staging will impact the requirement for temporary provision of water through Two Rocks town site.

Agreed

Modify Part 2 – Section 14.2.3 to include the words “Currently this work is not planned for the short to medium term. Any servicing to be established through the coastal system at Two Rocks”.

Part 3 – Technical Appendices

3.8

Appendix 6 – The LWMS should aim to meet the objectives of Better Urban Water Management referred to in State Water Plan including water consumption targets.

Agreed.

Modify Appendix 6 to include water consumption targets referred to in the State Water Plan.

3.9

Appendix 9 – As per points 3.6 & 3.7 above, significant infrastructure is required and will be dependent on staging of development.

Noted – This point is covered by 3.6 & 3.7.

No Modification Required.

4.0

Dept of Education (DoE)

4.1

The housing Typology & Yield Estimates stated the LSP area has the potential to realise approximately 6500 residential lots and 7,500 dwelling units. CLE have indicated that although there would be higher residential density in town centre precinct it would produce a lower student yield. Should there be an increase in student numbers this would adversely impact the nearest primary school.

Noted – The City accepts the demographics as presented in the LSP.

No Modification Required.

4.2

With regard to Co-Location of Public Open Space a 3ha primary school site alongside POS is acceptable subject to an agreement with CoW to locate the entirety of the school oval on the abutting POS and there being a suitable agreement in place for the use of the ovals by the primary schools.

Noted. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.

Modify Part 1 structure plan map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

4.3

The configuration of the site area does not comply with WAPC policy which requires the juxtaposition of the neighbourhood centre and primary school. Any variation from this policy would require approval and negotiation with the DoP.

Noted. The proposal configured in such a manner to maximise the drainage capacity whilst also retaining landform topography. The proponent has also indicated that the POS can be designed in such a manner to maintain connection between the primary school and the neighbourhood centre.

No Modification Required.

5.0

Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA)

5.1

The area associated with LSP 83 falls under a significant risk of unexploded ordnance (UXO) contamination. The issue of UXO must be taken into account so that all stakeholders are aware of potential hazards and ensure that the land is searched for UXO prior to any earthworks for development.

Agreed.

Modify Part 1 - Table J to include an “Unexploded ordnance survey” for approval at subdivision stage.

6.0

Department of Transport (DOT)

6.1

The Local Structure Plan is not consistent with the District Structure Plan approved November 2010.

Noted. The road layout closely follows the DSP, however, the variations occur within the proposed centre zone which is proposed to be dealt with under a Centre Structure Plan (CSP). This matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.

No Modification Required.

6.2

The assessment year for development stage traffic forecasts for the LSP is not provided and needs to be clarified.

Agreed.

Modify Appendix 3 to include the year of assessment of the development stage traffic forecasts.

6.3

The LSP indicates no direct road link proposed between Shearwater Avenue and the main internal road. This would impose additional pressure to Breakwater Drive as well as the intersection of Shearwater Avenue and Breakwater Drive.

Noted. The road links proposed will be incorporated into the CSP area as per administration comment 6.1.

No Modification Required.

6.4

The detail of the road reservation should be indicated in the statutory report.

Disagree. The road reservations are already provided in Part 2 and are not required in Part 1 under the City’s LPP 4.2.

No Modification Required.

The proposed 24m and 28m wide road reservation requirement for Neighbourhood Connector, and Integrator B suggested in the traffic report are inconsistent with Liveable Neighbourhood Policy requirements.

Disagree. The road reservations meet the requirements of Liveable Neighbourhood Policy

No Modification Required.

6.5

An intersection control plan and intersection performance analysis (as provided in Part 3) should be included in the statutory report.

Disagree. Controlled intersections are already provided in Part 1 LSP plan indicating full movement intersections and left in left out intersections.

No Modification Required.

6.6

Along Shearwater Avenue, three signalised intersections are proposed within 650 metre contrary to Austroads which states a minimum spacing of 500m between two traffic signal controlled intersections is required. The future light rail along this route will be affected by this arrangement.

Noted. The proposed signalised intersections fall within the Two Rocks Secondary Centre which will be assessed as a separate CSP.

No Modification Required.

6.7

The road network shown in the access control plan is inconsistent with that in the final structure plan.

Noted. The differences in the road layout only relate to the Centre zone which will be dealt with as part of the CSP.

No Modification Required.

6.8

All signalised intersections should also be spaced in accordance with liveable neighbourhood Policy Element 2. Table 5 and Table 5A (Junction Spacing and Signalised Junction Spacing).

Noted. The differences in the road layout only relate to the Centre zone which will be dealt with as part of the CSP.

No Modification Required.

6.9

The proposed rail alignment is shown along the Mitchell Freeway reserve in the District Structure Plan however the current MRS indicated the reservation runs along the western boundary of the subject site.

Noted. The rail alignment does not impact the LSP area.

No Modification Required.

7.0

Taylor Burrell Barnett

7.1

A letter objecting to the layout of the major roads was received but later withdrawn after discussions with the proponent

Noted.

No Modification Required.

8.0

Main Roads WA

8.1

Marmion Avenue terminates at the Two Rocks CBD whilst advice was given to the District Structure Plan that this road should continue north into South Guilderton communities.

Disagree. Marmion Avenue is not proposed to be included within the LSP area therefore is not considered applicable.

No Modification Required.

8.2

The Local Structure Plan is not consistent with the District Structure Plan approved November 2010.

As per administration response 6.1.

No Modification required.

8.3

The assessment year for development stage traffic forecasts for the LSP is not provided and needs to be clarified.

Agreed.

Modification as per 6.2.

8.4

Further clarification is required with Public Transport Authority (PTA) for the intended rail alignment.

As per administration comment 6.9.

No Modification Required.

8.5

No intersection performance analysis was provided with the traffic report. Spacing between signalised intersections should be as per Austroads or Liveable Neighbourhoods.

Agreed.

No Modification Required.

8.6

A district traffic study is required to determine which roads should be considered District Distributor Roads (both types A & B). The determination of the district road network is required before any further comments can be made.

Disagree. A district level traffic study was undertaken as part of the assessment of the DSP.

No Modification Required.

9.0

Department of Water (DoW)

9.1

The LSP should not be finalised prior to the endorsement of the LWMS by the City of Wanneroo and the DoW.

Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.

Modify Appendix 6 to be amended as per Attachment 6.

9.2

Section 4.4 of the LWMS provides the total amount of water needed for irrigation as 245,000 kl/yr. Groundwater availability in this area is extremely limited and therefore the requirements for irrigated Public Open Space (POS) should be reconsidered in consultation with the City of Wanneroo.

Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.

No Modification Required.

9.3

Section 5.1 of the LWMS states the 1 in 500 ARI storm events have been designed for. Only 1 in 100 ARI storm events are required.

Noted. This comment is for information only.

No Modification Required.

9.4

Bio-retention swales (raingardens) may not be necessary for this site and should be reconsidered.

Disagree. Bio-retention gardens may be utilised under certain circumstances which can be determined at a later more detailed design stage.

No Modification Required.

9.5

Gross Pollutant Traps are not supported by the DoW and should be reconsidered.

Disagree. Gross Pollutant Traps may be utilised under certain circumstances which can be determined at a later more detailed design stage.

No Modification Required.

10.0

Department of Planning (DoP) (Received after completion of advertising)

10.1

The Yanchep Two-Rocks DSP incorporates a number of reports/strategies that are required. These are to be provided prior to submission to WAPC for endorsement.

Noted. Through assessment of the LSP it is considered that all relevant reports/strategies have been provided as part of the LSP or required as per Table J & K of Part 1.

No Modification Required.

10.2

Further clarification is required to the difference between the Community Development Strategy submitted as part of the LSP and the Community Development Plan to be submitted at subdivision stage.

Noted. The Community development plan is to be compiled based on the community development strategy and will be a more detailed document relating specifically to the areas being subdivided.

No Modification Required.

10.3

The servicing plan being removed from Part 2, Table 2.

Agree. The Servicing plan is required as part of subdivision.

Modify Part 2 –Table 2 to remove Servicing plan.

10.4

It is recommended that the City of Wanneroo adopts the LSP with an approved LWMS prior to submission to the WAPC for endorsement.

Disagree. LPP 4.2 outlines the process for referral to the WAPC which includes sending a list of modifications. In this instance the modifications are incorporated in Attachment 6.

No Modification Required.

10.5

The LSP plans are to be combined into one plan. The residential density’s are also to be associated with the R-code bands of medium density (R30 – R60) or high density (R80 – R160)

Agreed. The plan is to be incorporated into one plan amending the R-coding bands as required. This will increase the density range of the medium density range from R30 – R60 to R30 – R80 and the high density range from R60 – R80 to R80 – R160.

Modify Part 1 structure plan map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

10.6

The LSP incorporates 13.76 dwellings per hectare which is inconsistent with the WAPC’s Directions 2031.

Agreed. However with the increased density as mentioned in 10.5 above, the proposed density increases to 15.6 dwelling per hectare which meets the DoP requirements.

No Modification Required.

10.7

Further investigation is required for the provision of dual use paths passing through large roundabouts on Breakwater Drive and along north-south road on western edge of the LSP area.

Noted. Further consideration for the duel use paths will be undertaken at subdivision stage.

No Modification Required.

10.8

Calculation of POS is to be in accordance of Liveable Neighbourhoods specifically related to restricted and unrestricted POS.

Agreed. A plan should be provided to incorporate the restricted and unrestricted open space in accordance with Liveable Neighbourhoods and LPP 4.3.

Modify Part 2 POS schedule to include the locations of restricted and unrestricted POS in accordance with Liveable Neighbourhoods.

10.9

The LSP proposes 74% employment self-sufficiency contrary to the 75% as stipulated by the DSP.

Disagree. The 75% employment self sufficiency is required for the entire DSP area. The self sufficiency is established through the retail floor space targets required by the DSP. LSP 83 has provided excess retail floorspace than required by the DSP therefore the employment for the area will be met.

No Modification Required.

10.10

The LSP identifies a ‘District/Neighbourhood Centre’ which is inconsistent with the DSP which identifies this as a ‘Neighbourhood Centre’.

Agreed.

Modify the entire LSP, including Part 1, Part 2 and the technical appendices, to replace the title ‘Eastern District/Neighbourhood Centre ‘with ‘Eastern Neighbourhood Centre’.

10.11

The LSP proposes an indicative maximum retail floor space of 6100sqm for the south-eastern Neighbourhood Centre contrary to 5600sqm as identified in the DSP.

Disagree. The DSP states that the LSP should generally be in accordance with table I (5600sqm). It is considered that the 500sqm increase has been justified through appendix 5 ( Economic & Employment Analysis & Strategy) and will not have significant impact on employment in the surrounding area.

No Modification Required.

10.12

The LSP proposes a local centre of 1500sqm NLA contrary to the DSP which states that generally local centres should be less than 1000sqm NLA.

Disagree. As per response to 10.11 the DSP states that Local Centres should ‘generally’ be under 1000sqm NLA however SPP 4.2 indicates that they can go up to 1,500sqm NLA

No Modification Required.

10.13

No fauna survey has been undertaken to establish if there is Graceful Sun Moth within the LSP area.

Agreed. The matter is dealt with below in comments from Department of Environment and Conservation

No Modification Required

10.14

The proposed primary school sites are inconsistent with the minimum site requirements for Liveable Neighbourhoods.

Disagree. The proposal has been agreed to by the Department of Education.

No Modification Required.

11.0

Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) (Received after completion of advertising)

11.1

The proposal was subject to conditional approval by Environmental Protection Authority for the Amendment 878 to Town Planning Scheme No 1. The imposition of ministerial conditions is the responsibility of the City.

Agreed. The ministerial conditions have been dealt with in Part 2 – Table 1.

No Modification Required

11.2

The proposal does not include any delineation between the conservation and other types of open space.

Agreed. Since completion of advertising the proponent has completed a plan indicating conservation POS.

Modify Part 2 to incorporate a public open space plan identifying a minimum of 14.7ha of conservation public open space as per the City’s LPP 4.2.

11.3

Clear delineation is required between the LSP site and the Bush forever site 284 and 406 and a Bush Forever Management Plan is required to develop and implement the specifications of DEC.

Noted. This matter has been identified in Appendix 1 with recommendations to be incorporated into subdivision and development stages.

No Modification Required.

11.4

Limited detail has been provided to determine the final earthwork levels between the development and adjacent reserves. DEC recommend that the natural ground levels adjacent to the proposed road interface be retained.

Noted. A Cut and Fill plan has been provided in Part 2 and further assessment on the impact on the adjoining property will be undertaken at subdivision stage.

No Modification Required.

11.5

A dieback management plan is required to ensure no impact on the adjacent conservation areas.

Noted. This matter can be dealt with through adequate conditions of subdivision of lots adjoining conservation areas.

No Modification Required.

11.6

The drainage strategy plan allows for discharge of stormwater onto adjacent bushforever sites which is not supported.

Agreed.

Modify Appendix 6 (Drainage Strategy) to remove any discharge of stormwater onto adjoining properties.

11.7

The proposal does not incorporate a targeted survey for the Graceful Sun Moth which may impact the design of the local structure plan.

The requirement to investigate and conserve the Graceful Sun Moth falls under separate legislation enforced by the Federal Government (Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 and cannot be enforced through a LSP. The matter is the responsibility of the proponent. It is therefore considered appropriate to deal with this issue in a manner consistent with other structure plans and provide a notation on the Part 1 plan which reminds the proponent of any responsibility to meet the Federal Government requirements.

Modify Part 1 Plan to include a notation which states: ‘Areas identified as being of National Environmental Significance under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 may be subject to assessment by the Federal Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, in accordance with this Act. The outcome of any such assessment may require either a modification to the LSP or minor variations from the LSP at the subdivision or development stage.

11.8

The proponent is required to notify the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities regarding their obligations under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation 1999 (EPBC).

Noted. The proponent is aware of this requirement which cannot be enforced under the Planning and Development Act 2005

No Modification Required.

11.9

Due to the location in proximity to Bushforever sites a fire management plan is required which will incorporate prescribed burning. Notification in the form of a section 70A is to be placed on lots advising of the close proximity to bushforever sites and that actions to retain the environment such as burning, baiting and application of chemicals will be undertaken.

Noted. However a condition requiring a section 70A notification can be applied by the DEC at subdivision stage rather than at LSP stage.

No Modification Required.

No.	Summary of Submission	Administration Response/Comment	Recommended Modification
1.0	Part 1 Text
1.1	The title of the LSP is to be changed so that it is not named after the Lot.	Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.	Modify the entire LSP, including Part 1, Part 2 and the technical appendices, to replace the title ‘Lot 204 Breakwater Drive Local Structure Plan’ with ‘East Two Rocks Local Structure Plan’.
1.2	The Residential Density Requirements, specifically Part 1, Table A, subclause 3.5.1 b) and 3.5.2 b), should be more specific and state that a density code of RXX “shall” be applied to lots located: i)….ii)…iii)…	Agreed.	Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
1.3	Part 1, Table A, subclause 5.1 are not statutory provisions, but are more akin to objectives. Where this is the case, these subclauses should be deleted.	Agreed.	Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
1.4	The LSP must be updated and amended to reference and be consistent with the final Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP, not the draft forwarded to the WAPC, as is currently the case.	Agreed.	Modify the entire LSP, including Part 1, Part 2 and the technical appendices, to replace the reference to the approved Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP rather than the Draft.
1.5	DAP’s should be required for all centres, including local centres; and prior to subdivision, in accordance with the City’s LPP 4.2.	Agreed. This requirement will ensure consistent approach to the entire district/neighbourhood/local centres.	Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
1.6	An appropriate mechanism should be included setting out the maximum Net Lettable Area (NLA) as per clause 3.7.4 of DPS2.	Agreed.	Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
1.7	The maximum retail floorspace must be provided for each centre in accordance with Clause 3.7.3 of DPS 2 and the City’s Structure Planning Policy. Replace “Indicative Nett Lettable Area” with ‘Maximum Net Lettable Area’ in Tables E – H. The Maximum Retail Floorspace should be the Indicative Retail figure included for each centre in Tables E – H, as these comply with the figure included in the Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP, except for Centre E which should be at least 2,100, in accordance with the DSP.	Agreed.	Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
1.8	A Minimum ‘Mix of Land Use’ net lettable area to be demonstrated, must be provided for each centre, in accordance with the City’s Structure Planning Policy and this should replace the ‘Indicative Net Lettable Area’ for ‘Commercial’, ‘Community/Health/Education’ and ‘Total’ currently provided.	Agreed.	Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
1.8	The Northern Town Centre should be referred to as the Two Rocks Secondary Centre in accordance with the Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP.	Agreed.	Modify the entire LSP, including Part 1, Part 2 and the technical appendices, to replace the title ‘Northern Town Centre’ with ‘Two Rocks Secondary Centre’.
1.9	The Eastern District/Neighbourhood Centre should be referred to and classified as the Eastern Neighbourhood Centre in accordance with the Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP.	Agreed.	Modify the entire LSP, including Part 1, Part 2 and the technical appendices, to replace the title ‘Eastern District/Neighbourhood Centre ‘with ‘Eastern Neighbourhood Centre’.
2.0	Part 1 Map
2.1	The size of the co-located Primary School / POS precincts are considered to be too small or at most the bare minimum required to allow organised sporting activity. As per LPP4.3, sufficient space needs to be allowed to permit a senior sized oval (including 4m safety runoff), plus space to allow for a sloping site if applicable, buffers to roads, drainage, carparking, any built facilities and passive recreational space. It needs to be demonstrated how this will be achieved on the spaces indicated before they can be supported as proposed.	Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.	Modify Part 1 structure plan map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
2.2	The proposal incorporates a north-south neighbourhood connector, originating at the Two Rocks Secondary Centre, however has no distinct destination. This road should be amended to incorporate the local centre as a final destination.	Agreed.	Modify Part 1 structure plan map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
2.3	The proposal should allow for the ability to provide non-residential uses on a small scale surrounding the active open space.	Agreed. The inclusion of a mixed use zone will provide reciprocal use with the active open space (POS E) as well as provide for increased passive surveillance of the park.	Modify Part 1 structure plan map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
3.0	Environmental Assessment (Appendix 1)
3.1	It is important that conservation reserves are created and that they are vested for the purpose of conservation.	Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.	Modify Part 1 Public Open Space Strategy map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.
3.2	It is unclear when the vegetation association, floristic community type (FCT) or vegetation condition mapping was undertaken. This should be clarified and a map of the FCTs should be provided. The adequacy of this survey is to be confirmed by the Department of Environment and Conservation.	Agreed.	Modify Appendix 1, Subclause 4.5.2 to include a map of floristic community type (FCT) or vegetation condition.
3.3	Retention of the vegetation section (4.5.2) should include a map of the vegetation to be retained including: · Area values in hectares; · Known significant natural assets and how/where/if these will be retained.	Agreed.	Modify Appendix 1, Subclause 4.5.2 to include a map of vegetation to be retained including · Area values in hectares; · Known significant natural assets and how/where/if these will be retained.
3.4	An ecological viability assessment should also be undertaken for each conservation area to be retained (as required by the provisions of the DSP).	The proposed modification was originally included to ensure the Conservation Public Open Space required would be worthy of retention. The modification requires the Ecological Viability Assessment at subdivision stage, however, this timing would not allow any modifications should it be found that the conservation POS is not worthy of retention.	Modify Appendix 1 to include a “Ecological Viability Assessment”.
3.5	The River Red Gums that have been planted in the southern area of the site should be retained wherever possible. Earthwork designs should consider the retention of these trees as their inclusion in the urban landscape will add values such as amenity and shade. This should also apply to any of the other trees and vegetation that can be retained across the entire site where they are not located in POS.	Noted. The River Red Gums are located within the Northern Town Centre which will be considered as a Centre Structure Plan.	No Modification Required.
3.6	Prior to subdivision and earthworks approval, a plan should be submitted detailing the vegetation that can be retained on site. Add this requirement to Table J in Part 1 of the LSP.	The proponent sought clarification as to the requirements of this modification. After discussion it was agreed that in lieu of two management plans being prepared, that one consolidated ‘Landscape Management Plan’ could be prepared and assessed at subdivision stage provided that it included both a vegetation retention plan and conservation reserve management plan where applicable.	Modify Part 1 – Table J to include a Landscape Management Plan for approval at subdivision stage. This Plan is also to include a vegetation retention plan and conservation management plan where applicable.
3.7	Further to the management strategies listed, management plans for conservation reserves should also be produced prior to subdivision. These plans should provide further detail on how the vegetation will be retained and protected through the earthworking and development process. Management plans should also identify trees and any other vegetation that will be retained and management strategies for doing so.	As per the reason for Modification 3.6.	As per modification to 3.6.
4.0	Traffic and Movement (Appendix 2/3)
4.1	The alignment Transport Network shown throughout the LSP is not consistent with the Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP. The DSP provides only an indicative transport network for the areas, which is to be further refined through local structure plans and MRS amendments. However, the LSP does not reflect the intent of the DSP.	Agreed. The inconsistencies with the LSP 83 and DSP are located within the Two Rocks Secondary Centre. As discussed in the body of the report this centre will be dealt with by a Centre Structure Plan which will deal with all transport issues.	No Modification Required.
5.0	Employment & Community Development (Appendix 5 & 7)
5.1	District and regional facilities will be determined once the Developer Contribution Plan and Community Infrastructure Plan are finalised. No information is provided regarding future consultation or community engagement strategies.	Agreed. Whilst the Community Development Plan outlines information in relation to current forecasts further information will be required and constantly updated to ensure the community facilities being provided match that of the District and regional facilities.	Modify Part 1 - Table J to include a “Community development implementation strategy” for approval at subdivision stage. Modify Appendix 5 to include reference to the Community development implementation strategy.
6.0	Local Water Management Strategy (Appendix 6)
6.1	The LWMS is to be amended as per comments received from the City of Wanneroo Engineers and Department of Water.		Modify Appendix 6 as per Attachment 6
6.2	The LWMS states that 245,000kL/yr is required for public open space irrigation, however, no bore licence has been applied for and it is known that the groundwater in the Yanchep-Two Rocks area is almost fully allocated. Further detail is therefore required as to how much water is available in the area.	Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.	No Modification Required.
7.0	Engineering Services (Appendix 9)
7.1	Typical earthworks plan with typical section to be provided.	Agreed.	Modify Appendix 9 to include a typical earthworks (cut and fill) plan with typical sections.

No.

Summary of Submission

Administration Response/Comment

Recommended Modification

1.0

Part 1 Text

1.1

The title of the LSP is to be changed so that it is not named after the Lot.

Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.

Modify the entire LSP, including Part 1, Part 2 and the technical appendices, to replace the title ‘Lot 204 Breakwater Drive Local Structure Plan’ with ‘East Two Rocks Local Structure Plan’.

1.2

The Residential Density Requirements, specifically Part 1, Table A, subclause 3.5.1 b) and 3.5.2 b), should be more specific and state that a density code of RXX “shall” be applied to lots located: i)….ii)…iii)…

Agreed.

Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

1.3

Part 1, Table A, subclause 5.1 are not statutory provisions, but are more akin to objectives. Where this is the case, these subclauses should be deleted.

Agreed.

Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

1.4

The LSP must be updated and amended to reference and be consistent with the final Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP, not the draft forwarded to the WAPC, as is currently the case.

Agreed.

Modify the entire LSP, including Part 1, Part 2 and the technical appendices, to replace the reference to the approved Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP rather than the Draft.

1.5

DAP’s should be required for all centres, including local centres; and prior to subdivision, in accordance with the City’s LPP 4.2.

Agreed. This requirement will ensure consistent approach to the entire district/neighbourhood/local centres.

Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

1.6

An appropriate mechanism should be included setting out the maximum Net Lettable Area (NLA) as per clause 3.7.4 of DPS2.

Agreed.

Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

1.7

The maximum retail floorspace must be provided for each centre in accordance with Clause 3.7.3 of DPS 2 and the City’s Structure Planning Policy. Replace “Indicative Nett Lettable Area” with ‘Maximum Net Lettable Area’ in Tables E – H. The Maximum Retail Floorspace should be the Indicative Retail figure included for each centre in Tables E – H, as these comply with the figure included in the Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP, except for Centre E which should be at least 2,100, in accordance with the DSP.

Agreed.

Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

1.8

A Minimum ‘Mix of Land Use’ net lettable area to be demonstrated, must be provided for each centre, in accordance with the City’s Structure Planning Policy and this should replace the ‘Indicative Net Lettable Area’ for ‘Commercial’, ‘Community/Health/Education’ and ‘Total’ currently provided.

Agreed.

Modify Part 1 in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

1.8

The Northern Town Centre should be referred to as the Two Rocks Secondary Centre in accordance with the Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP.

Agreed.

Modify the entire LSP, including Part 1, Part 2 and the technical appendices, to replace the title ‘Northern Town Centre’ with ‘Two Rocks Secondary Centre’.

1.9

The Eastern District/Neighbourhood Centre should be referred to and classified as the Eastern Neighbourhood Centre in accordance with the Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP.

Agreed.

Modify the entire LSP, including Part 1, Part 2 and the technical appendices, to replace the title ‘Eastern District/Neighbourhood Centre ‘with ‘Eastern Neighbourhood Centre’.

2.0

Part 1 Map

2.1

The size of the co-located Primary School / POS precincts are considered to be too small or at most the bare minimum required to allow organised sporting activity. As per LPP4.3, sufficient space needs to be allowed to permit a senior sized oval (including 4m safety runoff), plus space to allow for a sloping site if applicable, buffers to roads, drainage, carparking, any built facilities and passive recreational space. It needs to be demonstrated how this will be achieved on the spaces indicated before they can be supported as proposed.

Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.

Modify Part 1 structure plan map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

2.2

The proposal incorporates a north-south neighbourhood connector, originating at the Two Rocks Secondary Centre, however has no distinct destination. This road should be amended to incorporate the local centre as a final destination.

Agreed.

Modify Part 1 structure plan map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

2.3

The proposal should allow for the ability to provide non-residential uses on a small scale surrounding the active open space.

Agreed. The inclusion of a mixed use zone will provide reciprocal use with the active open space (POS E) as well as provide for increased passive surveillance of the park.

Modify Part 1 structure plan map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

3.0

Environmental Assessment (Appendix 1)

3.1

It is important that conservation reserves are created and that they are vested for the purpose of conservation.

Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.

Modify Part 1 Public Open Space Strategy map in accordance with the revised version of Part 1 included as Attachment 7.

3.2

It is unclear when the vegetation association, floristic community type (FCT) or vegetation condition mapping was undertaken. This should be clarified and a map of the FCTs should be provided. The adequacy of this survey is to be confirmed by the Department of Environment and Conservation.

Agreed.

Modify Appendix 1, Subclause 4.5.2 to include a map of floristic community type (FCT) or vegetation condition.

3.3

Retention of the vegetation section (4.5.2) should include a map of the vegetation to be retained including:

· Area values in hectares;

· Known significant natural assets and how/where/if these will be retained.

Agreed.

Modify Appendix 1, Subclause 4.5.2 to include a map of vegetation to be retained including

· Area values in hectares;

· Known significant natural assets and how/where/if these will be retained.

3.4

An ecological viability assessment should also be undertaken for each conservation area to be retained (as required by the provisions of the DSP).

The proposed modification was originally included to ensure the Conservation Public Open Space required would be worthy of retention. The modification requires the Ecological Viability Assessment at subdivision stage, however, this timing would not allow any modifications should it be found that the conservation POS is not worthy of retention.

Modify Appendix 1 to include a “Ecological Viability Assessment”.

3.5

The River Red Gums that have been planted in the southern area of the site should be retained wherever possible. Earthwork designs should consider the retention of these trees as their inclusion in the urban landscape will add values such as amenity and shade. This should also apply to any of the other trees and vegetation that can be retained across the entire site where they are not located in POS.

Noted. The River Red Gums are located within the Northern Town Centre which will be considered as a Centre Structure Plan.

No Modification Required.

3.6

Prior to subdivision and earthworks approval, a plan should be submitted detailing the vegetation that can be retained on site. Add this requirement to Table J in Part 1 of the LSP.

The proponent sought clarification as to the requirements of this modification. After discussion it was agreed that in lieu of two management plans being prepared, that one consolidated ‘Landscape Management Plan’ could be prepared and assessed at subdivision stage provided that it included both a vegetation retention plan and conservation reserve management plan where applicable.

Modify Part 1 – Table J to include a Landscape Management Plan for approval at subdivision stage. This Plan is also to include a vegetation retention plan and conservation management plan where applicable.

3.7

Further to the management strategies listed, management plans for conservation reserves should also be produced prior to subdivision. These plans should provide further detail on how the vegetation will be retained and protected through the earthworking and development process. Management plans should also identify trees and any other vegetation that will be retained and management strategies for doing so.

As per the reason for Modification 3.6.

As per modification to 3.6.

4.0

Traffic and Movement (Appendix 2/3)

4.1

The alignment Transport Network shown throughout the LSP is not consistent with the Yanchep-Two Rocks DSP. The DSP provides only an indicative transport network for the areas, which is to be further refined through local structure plans and MRS amendments. However, the LSP does not reflect the intent of the DSP.

Agreed. The inconsistencies with the LSP 83 and DSP are located within the Two Rocks Secondary Centre. As discussed in the body of the report this centre will be dealt with by a Centre Structure Plan which will deal with all transport issues.

No Modification Required.

5.0

Employment & Community Development (Appendix 5 & 7)

5.1

District and regional facilities will be determined once the Developer Contribution Plan and Community Infrastructure Plan are finalised. No information is provided regarding future consultation or community engagement strategies.

Agreed. Whilst the Community Development Plan outlines information in relation to current forecasts further information will be required and constantly updated to ensure the community facilities being provided match that of the District and regional facilities.

Modify Part 1 - Table J to include a “Community development implementation strategy” for approval at subdivision stage.

Modify Appendix 5 to include reference to the Community development implementation strategy.

6.0

Local Water Management Strategy (Appendix 6)

6.1

The LWMS is to be amended as per comments received from the City of Wanneroo Engineers and Department of Water.

Modify Appendix 6 as per Attachment 6

6.2

The LWMS states that 245,000kL/yr is required for public open space irrigation, however, no bore licence has been applied for and it is known that the groundwater in the Yanchep-Two Rocks area is almost fully allocated. Further detail is therefore required as to how much water is available in the area.

Agreed. The matter is dealt with in more detail in the body of the report.

No Modification Required.

7.0

Engineering Services (Appendix 9)

7.1

Typical earthworks plan with typical section to be provided.

Agreed.

Modify Appendix 9 to include a typical earthworks (cut and fill) plan with typical sections.

No.	Recommended Modification
1.0	City of Wanneroo
1.1	Section 2.4 should include provision for further geotechnical investigation into the karst areas. This investigation should be the basis for any decision on the final locations of infiltration basins and is to be noted as such.
1.2	Section 3.3.3 The drainage calculations and basins sizes are to be re-modelled based on the runoff from the 10% of developed lot area being added to the area flowing into basins for 1 in 100 year storm.
1.3	The retention of the 1 in 10 year event in the swale located within road reserves is not acceptable except where abutting Bush Forever and shall be removed from the LWMS. Road swales are designed to retain and treat 1 in 1 year ARI events only.
1.4	Section 5.1 – Catchment Scale, bullet point 1 shall be amended to incorporate a desirable 1 in 8 side slope and the maximum inundation depth for a 1 in 100 ARI storm should be no more than 1200mm.
1.5	Section 5.1 – Catchment Scale, bullet point 4 shall also state that Gross Pollutant Traps downstream will not be required if 2% of Equivalent Impervious Area (EIA) is provided as bio-retention swale upstream within catchment.
1.6	Section 5.1 – Catchment Scale, bullet point 5 shall include the following statement at the end of the final sentence of the paragraph ‘with the exception of all trapped low points adjoining infrastructure or development which require 1m free board.
1.7	Section 5.1– Street Scale, bullet point 6 shall be amended to read ‘Side entry pits will include weepholes to allow infiltration info the soil below. Locations of Weepholes are to be determined through the Urban Water Management Plan’
1.8	The table presented in the drainage management strategy (appendix 7) needs to be enlarged to improve legibility.
1.9	Section 5.2 – Area 1 - The overflow from larger events (greater than 1 in 10 years ARI) to adjoining lot on boundary catchments is not acceptable. The drainage calculations and basin sizes are to be re-modelled based on this.
1.10	The LWMS shall include a concept stormwater management strategy with calculation and modelling.
1.11	The LWMS shall include a typical detail of infiltration and bio-retention devices proposed including section detail.
1.12	The LWMS shall include a plan showing the indicative locations of bio-retention areas to be shown in plan.
1.13	The LWMS shall include a pre development contour plan.
2.0	Department of Water
2.1	Section 1.1 should provide MRS zoning information.
2.2	Section 1.2 should provide approval status of the LSP.
2.3	Section 2.5 should state that the site lies within the Perth Coastal Underground Water Pollution Control Area and the Yanchep Groundwater Area, proclaimed under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act (1914), not the Gnangara Mound.
2.4	Section 2.5 should also acknowledge that the majority of the site is located within a Priority 3 area.
2.5	Section 2.5 should incorporate that a Wellhead Protection Zone is partly within the site, on the western boundary.
2.6	Section 2.5, the second bullet point should state whether septic tanks are required, and if not this point should be omitted as it is not applicable.
2.7	Section 3.3.3, the design criteria 5, 7, 8, 14, and 15 listed are not applicable to this site, therefore should be deleted.
2.8	Section 4.4 should include a more detailed breakdown of active and passive Public Open Space water requirements.
2.9	Section 4.4 should include the irrigation requirements for POS shared with school ovals.
2.10	Section 5.1 refers to 'overflow into adjacent areas' in regards to retention areas. The term adjacent areas should be explained i.e. On or offsite, and how this will be managed, and if agreement with neighbouring land owners has been granted (also in section 5.2).
2.11	Section 5.1 does not refer to the 1 in 5 ARI storm event. This section should indicate if these events are to be conveyed by the pipe network.
2.12	Section 5.1 should provide greater clarification on which systems (e.g. swales, grassed or bio-retention, underground storage) will be used, where they will be located and detail their function.
2.13	The location of grassed swales should be specified.
2.14	Section 5.1 should indicate where underground structures will be located and whether the City of Wanneroo supports these structures.
2.15	Section 5.1 should provide more information on the proposed 'StormTech' system.
2.16	Section 5.1 should provide more information on 'walled infiltration basins', particularly whether they will be used, where they will be located and their storage volume.
2.17	Section 6.2.2 – the duration of the post development monitoring should be consistent with handover of public open space to the City.
2.18	The Landscape Masterplan (Appendix 6) appears to show a waterbody, however, it is not labelled. The proponent should confirm that the POS will not include any waterbodies.
2.19	The Drainage Plan (Appendix 7) should be split so that the 1 in 1 year and 1 in 100 year events are not shown on the same plan.

No.

Recommended Modification

1.0

City of Wanneroo

1.1

Section 2.4 should include provision for further geotechnical investigation into the karst areas. This investigation should be the basis for any decision on the final locations of infiltration basins and is to be noted as such.

1.2

Section 3.3.3 The drainage calculations and basins sizes are to be re-modelled based on the runoff from the 10% of developed lot area being added to the area flowing into basins for 1 in 100 year storm.

1.3

The retention of the 1 in 10 year event in the swale located within road reserves is not acceptable except where abutting Bush Forever and shall be removed from the LWMS. Road swales are designed to retain and treat 1 in 1 year ARI events only.

1.4

Section 5.1 – Catchment Scale, bullet point 1 shall be amended to incorporate a desirable 1 in 8 side slope and the maximum inundation depth for a 1 in 100 ARI storm should be no more than 1200mm.

1.5

Section 5.1 – Catchment Scale, bullet point 4 shall also state that Gross Pollutant Traps downstream will not be required if 2% of Equivalent Impervious Area (EIA) is provided as bio-retention swale upstream within catchment.

1.6

Section 5.1 – Catchment Scale, bullet point 5 shall include the following statement at the end of the final sentence of the paragraph ‘with the exception of all trapped low points adjoining infrastructure or development which require 1m free board.

1.7

Section 5.1– Street Scale, bullet point 6 shall be amended to read ‘Side entry pits will include weepholes to allow infiltration info the soil below. Locations of Weepholes are to be determined through the Urban Water Management Plan’

1.8

The table presented in the drainage management strategy (appendix 7) needs to be enlarged to improve legibility.

1.9

Section 5.2 – Area 1 - The overflow from larger events (greater than 1 in 10 years ARI) to adjoining lot on boundary catchments is not acceptable. The drainage calculations and basin sizes are to be re-modelled based on this.

1.10

The LWMS shall include a concept stormwater management strategy with calculation and modelling.

1.11

The LWMS shall include a typical detail of infiltration and bio-retention devices proposed including section detail.

1.12

The LWMS shall include a plan showing the indicative locations of bio-retention areas to be shown in plan.

1.13

The LWMS shall include a pre development contour plan.

2.0

Department of Water

2.1

Section 1.1 should provide MRS zoning information.

2.2

Section 1.2 should provide approval status of the LSP.

2.3

Section 2.5 should state that the site lies within the Perth Coastal Underground Water Pollution Control Area and the Yanchep Groundwater Area, proclaimed under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act (1914), not the Gnangara Mound.

2.4

Section 2.5 should also acknowledge that the majority of the site is located within a Priority 3 area.

2.5

Section 2.5 should incorporate that a Wellhead Protection Zone is partly within the site, on the western boundary.

2.6

Section 2.5, the second bullet point should state whether septic tanks are required, and if not this point should be omitted as it is not applicable.

2.7

Section 3.3.3, the design criteria 5, 7, 8, 14, and 15 listed are not applicable to this site, therefore should be deleted.

2.8

Section 4.4 should include a more detailed breakdown of active and passive Public Open Space water requirements.

2.9

Section 4.4 should include the irrigation requirements for POS shared with school ovals.

2.10

Section 5.1 refers to 'overflow into adjacent areas' in regards to retention areas. The term adjacent areas should be explained i.e. On or offsite, and how this will be managed, and if agreement with neighbouring land owners has been granted (also in section 5.2).

2.11

Section 5.1 does not refer to the 1 in 5 ARI storm event. This section should indicate if these events are to be conveyed by the pipe network.

2.12

Section 5.1 should provide greater clarification on which systems (e.g. swales, grassed or bio-retention, underground storage) will be used, where they will be located and detail their function.

2.13

The location of grassed swales should be specified.

2.14

Section 5.1 should indicate where underground structures will be located and whether the City of Wanneroo supports these structures.

2.15

Section 5.1 should provide more information on the proposed 'StormTech' system.

2.16

Section 5.1 should provide more information on 'walled infiltration basins', particularly whether they will be used, where they will be located and their storage volume.

2.17

Section 6.2.2 – the duration of the post development monitoring should be consistent with handover of public open space to the City.

2.18

The Landscape Masterplan (Appendix 6) appears to show a waterbody, however, it is not labelled. The proponent should confirm that the POS will not include any waterbodies.

2.19

The Drainage Plan (Appendix 7) should be split so that the 1 in 1 year and 1 in 100 year events are not shown on the same plan.

	SUBMITTER	ISSUE	RESPONSE	RECOMMENDED MODIFICATION
1	Les Couzens; Western Power; Maria Schafer; Department of Planning; David Wake; Fiona Grierson; Andre Charlesworth; Department of Environment and Conservation.	Support the proposed Amendment No.109.	Noted.	No Change.
2	D Harrison;	Regarding the Gumblossum Reserve reclassification, the area on the corner of Gumblossom and Tapping Way is not listed for conservation. Black Cockatoos are present in this area and bird life has been diminishing since the construction of the bowling club has taken place. There are also concerns with the resultant weed problem and plants dying in the outlined area. Would like the area preserved and revitalised as part of this proposal.	This area has been excluded from the proposed conservation classification as it already forms part of an area approved for clearing as part of the extension of the Quinns Rocks Bowling Club and associated works.	No change.
3	David Wake; Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.	The Banksia woodland section of Gumblossum Reserve located between the Bowling Club and the Community Centre carpark should have been included in the proposed amendment as it has previously been acknowledged as having conservation value.	Agreed.	Amend Map 4 of the proposed Amendment to include the additional area of bushland within Gumblossom Reserve.
4	Ian H Pinches	Concerned about the reclassification of Blenny Garden and Longfin Vista. Would like to know why the area is fenced off. Expects the developer to provide infrastructure for parks. Concerned the reclassification is a “get out” for land developers in supplying adequate POS. List ways in which the area may be utilized as a park and not a conservation area for utilization by all.	Longfin Park is located in close proximity to Blenny Park but is not included in the proposed Amendment. It is a passive park that provides a play opportunity for the surrounding neighbourhood and is especially valuable given that Blenny Park is already a conservation reserve. Developers are required by State and Local planning policies to ensure that public open space serves a variety of functions including active, passive and conservation.	No change.
5	Department of Indigenous Affairs.	A number of sites identified for conservation are identified as having Aboriginal Heritage significance under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972. The remainder of the sites might possibly meet the requirements of an Aboriginal heritage site.	Noted. The proposed conservation classification will not affect the heritage sites. Rather they should provide additional protection. Should low impact improvements of reserves containing heritage sites be considered in future, they would be unlikely to be proposed where heritage sites exist, and if they are, then would be subject to separate approval concerning the disturbance of heritage sites.	No change.
6	Water Corporation.	Some reserves identified may require vehicular access for maintenance in the future and, hence, will require a land tenure set apart from the conservation zoning.	The reclassification of reserves to ‘conservation’ will have no effect on the availability of access for maintenance and services. If a reserve currently has vehicular access, it will continue to do so after the amendment has come into effect. For those reserves that do not currently have access for maintenance, the Water Corporation would be required to seek the approval of the Department of Environment and Conservation prior to clearing and this would be the case for both the current ‘parks and recreation’ classification and the proposed ‘conservation’ classification. The Water Corporation is therefore not considered to be negatively affected by the proposed conservation classification.	No change.
7	John Faris Clarke.	Conservation is the same as Bush Forever. Conservation means there is no prospect of rezoning a park for special purposes such as community facilities. The City should consider keeping the parks involved in the Amendment as general purpose with small areas of special significance. The City should also consider more shade trees, beach access, and meeting places.	The proposed Conservation classification is very different to Bush Forever which is a State Government initiative to conserve high priority native bushland and is subject to separate approvals for development. The proposed amendment does not change any of the permitted land uses or developments that can occur on the land as they currently stand, other than defining the primary purpose of the reserve as conservation.	No change.
8	Department of Planning.	The City should endeavour to extend and consolidate these reserves wherever possible.	Further studies may prove to generate extensions or consolidations of the conservation zones in the future.	No change.
9	Fiona Grierson; Andre Charlesworth.	There should be interlinked green belts across all of the metropolitan area, especially in new areas.	This is a State planning matter and is outside the scope of the Scheme Amendment.	No change.
10	Fiona Grierson; Andre Charlesworth.	None of the conservation areas should be deemed as offset for development in future. Council should be actively pursuing to increase conservation areas not only when offsets are required.	The acceptance of the sites as offsets for future clearing is subject to the approval of the Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) or the Department of Sustainablity, Environment, Water, Population and Communities. The City’s Biodiversity Strategy and Local Planning Policy 4.3: Public Open Space clearly outline the City’s aim to protect and increase conservation areas where possible.	No change.
11	Fiona Grierson; Andre Charlesworth.	All developments and land clearings should consider the impact on fauna and flora.	All developments and land clearings are already required to consider this impact by way of a submission to the DEC or, if need be, an environmental impact assessment. Developers undertaking clearing of land for residential or industrial development are required to undertake a flora and fauna survey as part of the planning process.	No change.
12	Fiona Grierson; Andre Charlesworth.	Clarification is required on what Council intends to do to maintain conservation reserves and protect displaced wildlife. Council and developers should be required to make ongoing financial contributions to wildlife organisations to help achieve this.	It is proposed to develop a policy that outlines the management of these reserves and the types of uses and improvements that are considered appropriate.	No change
13	Douglas Kennedy.	Cassilda Park, Forrest Grove Park and Whitfield Park require clean ups. The City and volunteers should be the ones to do this.	Noted, however this issue is not related to the proposed Amendment.	No change.
14	Douglas Kennedy.	Fences should be erected around the above parks to limit vehicle access, especially to deter the use of motor bikes on the reserve.	This issue will be addressed as part of the City’s 10-year capital works program.	No change.
15	Douglas Kennedy.	Regular inspections by rangers should be conducted on the reservation areas.	The City’s conservation maintenance crew regularly visits and inspects the natural areas.	No change.
16	Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.	Classification criteria should be extended to include threatened and priority ecological communities; and conservation category and resource enhancement wetlands.	All developments and land clearings are already required to consider the impact on TEC and CCW by way of a submission to the DEC or, if need be, an environmental impact assessment. The City’s Local Planning Policy 4.3: Public Open Space also requires areas with these characteristics to be set aside as conservation spaces as part of the POS planning process. This will ensure that future conservation reserves are protected under this classification.	No change.
17	Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.	In regard to Gumblossom Reserve, fragmentation is affecting the ability of the bushland to deal with threats such as weeds and drought.	Agreed. The Reserve is included in the City’s weed control program run by conservation maintenance and crews visit the reserve on a regular basis.	No change.
18	Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.	Provision of walking tracks should be dependent on the size of each reserve.	Agreed. The installation of pathways and formalisation of existing dirt tracks would be considered on a case-by-case basis.	No change
19	Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.	Clear guidelines should exist regarding the types of activities and facilities that are considered compatible with the conservation purpose of the reserves.	It is proposed to develop a policy that outlines the management of these reserves and the types of uses and improvements that are considered appropriate.	No change
20	Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.	More clarity is required as to why some sites were included and others were not, even though they contain vegetation of high conservation value.	The sites included in the proposed amendment are those that are already managed by the City as conservation reserves or form part of a Council approved offset package. It is acknowledged that there are other sites that have conservation value that are not included in the Amendment at this stage. They may be regional reserves, freehold land or land already protected by some other means. These sites have been excluded from the Amendment as there is not need for them to be classified as conservation reserves under DPS 2.	No change.
21	Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.	Clarification is sought as to why only five Bush Forever sites are included in the amendment.	Eight Bush Forever sites were included in the proposed amendment as advertised (BF sites 284, 129, 327, 397, 471, 470, 469 and 471), however BF sites 469, 470, 471 and 471 will need to be removed from the proposed Amendment as they have recently been reserved as ‘Parks and Recreation’ under the Metropolitan Region Scheme and are no longer considered to be local reserves. Other Bush Forever sites were not included as they are already reserved as ‘Parks and Recreation’ in the Metropolitan Regional Scheme and are therefore unable to be reclassified.	Remove the following reserves from the Amendment maps: Res 6542 - Caporn Park Res 36601 - Edgar Griffiths Park Res 25489 - Belgrade Park Res 36878 - Chicquita Park Res 36860 - Benmuni Park
22	Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.	There are many additional sites that appear to fit the criteria for conservation reserve but have not been included in the amendment.	The decision was made to exclude some sites specifically because of their size, the condition of vegetation present or because of their classification as regional reserves in the Metropolitan Regional Scheme. However, there is scope to include additional reserves at a later stage should they be considered appropriate.	No change.

SUBMITTER

ISSUE

RESPONSE

RECOMMENDED MODIFICATION

Les Couzens;

Western Power;

Maria Schafer;

Department of Planning;

David Wake;

Fiona Grierson;

Andre Charlesworth;

Department of Environment and Conservation.

Support the proposed Amendment No.109.

Noted.

No Change.

D Harrison;

Regarding the Gumblossum Reserve reclassification, the area on the corner of Gumblossom and Tapping Way is not listed for conservation.

Black Cockatoos are present in this area and bird life has been diminishing since the construction of the bowling club has taken place.

There are also concerns with the resultant weed problem and plants dying in the outlined area.

Would like the area preserved and revitalised as part of this proposal.

This area has been excluded from the proposed conservation classification as it already forms part of an area approved for clearing as part of the extension of the Quinns Rocks Bowling Club and associated works.

No change.

David Wake;

Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.

The Banksia woodland section of Gumblossum Reserve located between the Bowling Club and the Community Centre carpark should have been included in the proposed amendment as it has previously been acknowledged as having conservation value.

Agreed.

Amend Map 4 of the proposed Amendment to include the additional area of bushland within Gumblossom Reserve.

Ian H Pinches

Concerned about the reclassification of Blenny Garden and Longfin Vista. Would like to know why the area is fenced off.

Expects the developer to provide infrastructure for parks. Concerned the reclassification is a “get out” for land developers in supplying adequate POS.

List ways in which the area may be utilized as a park and not a conservation area for utilization by all.

Longfin Park is located in close proximity to Blenny Park but is not included in the proposed Amendment. It is a passive park that provides a play opportunity for the surrounding neighbourhood and is especially valuable given that Blenny Park is already a conservation reserve.

Developers are required by State and Local planning policies to ensure that public open space serves a variety of functions including active, passive and conservation.

No change.

Department of Indigenous Affairs.

A number of sites identified for conservation are identified as having Aboriginal Heritage significance under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972. The remainder of the sites might possibly meet the requirements of an Aboriginal heritage site.

Noted. The proposed conservation classification will not affect the heritage sites. Rather they should provide additional protection.

Should low impact improvements of reserves containing heritage sites be considered in future, they would be unlikely to be proposed where heritage sites exist, and if they are, then would be subject to separate approval concerning the disturbance of heritage sites.

No change.

Water Corporation.

Some reserves identified may require vehicular access for maintenance in the future and, hence, will require a land tenure set apart from the conservation zoning.

The reclassification of reserves to ‘conservation’ will have no effect on the availability of access for maintenance and services. If a reserve currently has vehicular access, it will continue to do so after the amendment has come into effect. For those reserves that do not currently have access for maintenance, the Water Corporation would be required to seek the approval of the Department of Environment and Conservation prior to clearing and this would be the case for both the current ‘parks and recreation’ classification and the proposed ‘conservation’ classification. The Water Corporation is therefore not considered to be negatively affected by the proposed conservation classification.

No change.

John Faris Clarke.

Conservation is the same as Bush Forever. Conservation means there is no prospect of rezoning a park for special purposes such as community facilities. The City should consider keeping the parks involved in the Amendment as general purpose with small areas of special significance. The City should also consider more shade trees, beach access, and meeting places.

The proposed Conservation classification is very different to Bush Forever which is a State Government initiative to conserve high priority native bushland and is subject to separate approvals for development. The proposed amendment does not change any of the permitted land uses or developments that can occur on the land as they currently stand, other than defining the primary purpose of the reserve as conservation.

No change.

Department of Planning.

The City should endeavour to extend and consolidate these reserves wherever possible.

Further studies may prove to generate extensions or consolidations of the conservation zones in the future.

No change.

Fiona Grierson;

Andre Charlesworth.

There should be interlinked green belts across all of the metropolitan area, especially in new areas.

This is a State planning matter and is outside the scope of the Scheme Amendment.

No change.

Fiona Grierson;

Andre Charlesworth.

None of the conservation areas should be deemed as offset for development in future. Council should be actively pursuing to increase conservation areas not only when offsets are required.

The acceptance of the sites as offsets for future clearing is subject to the approval of the Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) or the Department of Sustainablity, Environment, Water, Population and Communities.

The City’s Biodiversity Strategy and Local Planning Policy 4.3: Public Open Space clearly outline the City’s aim to protect and increase conservation areas where possible.

No change.

Fiona Grierson;

Andre Charlesworth.

All developments and land clearings should consider the impact on fauna and flora.

All developments and land clearings are already required to consider this impact by way of a submission to the DEC or, if need be, an environmental impact assessment.

Developers undertaking clearing of land for residential or industrial development are required to undertake a flora and fauna survey as part of the planning process.

No change.

Fiona Grierson;

Andre Charlesworth.

Clarification is required on what Council intends to do to maintain conservation reserves and protect displaced wildlife. Council and developers should be required to make ongoing financial contributions to wildlife organisations to help achieve this.

It is proposed to develop a policy that outlines the management of these reserves and the types of uses and improvements that are considered appropriate.

No change

Douglas Kennedy.

Cassilda Park, Forrest Grove Park and Whitfield Park require clean ups. The City and volunteers should be the ones to do this.

Noted, however this issue is not related to the proposed Amendment.

No change.

Douglas Kennedy.

Fences should be erected around the above parks to limit vehicle access, especially to deter the use of motor bikes on the reserve.

This issue will be addressed as part of the City’s 10-year capital works program.

No change.

Douglas Kennedy.

Regular inspections by rangers should be conducted on the reservation areas.

The City’s conservation maintenance crew regularly visits and inspects the natural areas.

No change.

Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.

Classification criteria should be extended to include threatened and priority ecological communities; and conservation category and resource enhancement wetlands.

All developments and land clearings are already required to consider the impact on TEC and CCW by way of a submission to the DEC or, if need be, an environmental impact assessment.

The City’s Local Planning Policy 4.3: Public Open Space also requires areas with these characteristics to be set aside as conservation spaces as part of the POS planning process. This will ensure that future conservation reserves are protected under this classification.

No change.

Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.

In regard to Gumblossom Reserve, fragmentation is affecting the ability of the bushland to deal with threats such as weeds and drought.

Agreed. The Reserve is included in the City’s weed control program run by conservation maintenance and crews visit the reserve on a regular basis.

No change.

Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.

Provision of walking tracks should be dependent on the size of each reserve.

Agreed. The installation of pathways and formalisation of existing dirt tracks would be considered on a case-by-case basis.

No change

Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.

Clear guidelines should exist regarding the types of activities and facilities that are considered compatible with the conservation purpose of the reserves.

It is proposed to develop a policy that outlines the management of these reserves and the types of uses and improvements that are considered appropriate.

No change

Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.

More clarity is required as to why some sites were included and others were not, even though they contain vegetation of high conservation value.

The sites included in the proposed amendment are those that are already managed by the City as conservation reserves or form part of a Council approved offset package.

It is acknowledged that there are other sites that have conservation value that are not included in the Amendment at this stage. They may be regional reserves, freehold land or land already protected by some other means. These sites have been excluded from the Amendment as there is not need for them to be classified as conservation reserves under DPS 2.

No change.

Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.

Clarification is sought as to why only five Bush Forever sites are included in the amendment.

Eight Bush Forever sites were included in the proposed amendment as advertised (BF sites 284, 129, 327, 397, 471, 470, 469 and 471), however BF sites 469, 470, 471 and 471 will need to be removed from the proposed Amendment as they have recently been reserved as ‘Parks and Recreation’ under the Metropolitan Region Scheme and are no longer considered to be local reserves.

Other Bush Forever sites were not included as they are already reserved as ‘Parks and Recreation’ in the Metropolitan Regional Scheme and are therefore unable to be reclassified.

Remove the following reserves from the Amendment maps:

Res 6542 - Caporn Park

Res 36601 - Edgar Griffiths Park

Res 25489 - Belgrade Park

Res 36878 - Chicquita Park

Res 36860 - Benmuni Park

Quinns Rocks Environmental Group.

There are many additional sites that appear to fit the criteria for conservation reserve but have not been included in the amendment.

The decision was made to exclude some sites specifically because of their size, the condition of vegetation present or because of their classification as regional reserves in the Metropolitan Regional Scheme.

However, there is scope to include additional reserves at a later stage should they be considered appropriate.

No change.

CITY OF WANNEROO Agenda OF Ordinary Council Meeting 23 August, 2011 302

Corporate Strategy & Performance

Finance

CS01-08/11 Warrant of Payments for the Period to 31 July 2011

File Ref: 1859 – 11/86822

Responsible Officer: Director, Corporate Strategy and Performance

Disclosure of Interest: Nil

Attachments: Nil

Issue

Presentation to the Council of a list of accounts paid for the month of July 2011, 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

The following is the Summary of Accounts paid in July 2011 -

Funds

Vouchers

Amount

Director Corporate Services Advance A/C

Accounts Paid – July 2011

Cheque Numbers

EFT Document Numbers

TOTAL ACCOUNTS PAID

Less Cancelled Cheques

Manual Journals

Town Planning Scheme

RECOUP FROM MUNICIPAL FUND

83653 - 83986

1328 - 1338

$1,326,840.09

_$9,469,681.32

$10,796,521.41

($4,107.75)

($210,400.39)

($1,942,496.80)

($8,639,516.47)

Municipal Fund – Bank A/C

Accounts Paid – July 2011

Advance Recoup

Direct Payments

Payroll – Direct Debits

TOTAL ACCOUNTS PAID

$8,639,516.47

$26,143.39

_$2,588,795.96

$11,254,455.82

Town Planning Scheme

Accounts Paid – July 2011

Cell 1

Cell 4

Cell 5

Cell 6

Cell 8

TOTAL ACCOUNTS PAID

$222,703.20

$2,944.00

$783,850.73

$924,244.32

___$8,754.55

$1,942,496.80

At the close of July 2011 outstanding creditors amounted to $6,218,034.72.

Consultation

Nil

Comment

The list of cheques, electronic transfers and the end of month total of outstanding creditors for the month of July 2011 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

Strategic Implications

The proposal accords with the following Outcome Objective of the City’s Strategic Plan 2006 – 2021:

“4 Governance

4.6 Provide and maintain a high standard of governance and accountability”

Policy Implications

Nil

Financial Implications

Nil

Voting Requirements

Majority

Recommendation

That Council RECEIVES the list of payments drawn for the month of July 2011, as summarised below:-

Funds

Vouchers

Amount

Director Corporate Services Advance A/C

Accounts Paid – July 2011

Cheque Numbers

EFT Document Numbers

TOTAL ACCOUNTS PAID

Less Cancelled Cheques

Manual Journals

Town Planning Scheme

RECOUP FROM MUNICIPAL FUND

83653 - 83986

1328 - 1339

$1,326,840.09

_$9,469,681.32

$10,796,521.41

($4,107.75)

($210,400.39)

($1,942,496.80)

($8,639,516.47)

Municipal Fund – Bank A/C

Accounts Paid – July 2011

Advance Recoup

Direct Payments

Payroll – Direct Debits

TOTAL ACCOUNTS PAID

$8,639,516.47

$26,143.39

_$2,588,795.96

$11,254,455.82

Town Planning Scheme

Accounts Paid – July 2011

Cell 1

Cell 4

Cell 5

Cell 6

Cell 8

TOTAL ACCOUNTS PAID

$222,703.20

$2,944.00

$783,850.73

$924,244.32

___$8,754.55

$1,942,496.80

WARRANT OF PAYMENTS JULY 2011

PAYMENT	DATE	DESCRIPTION	AMOUNT
00083653	05/07/2011	T Maher	$388.10
		Bond Refund
00083654	05/07/2011	Rates Refund	$630.84
00083655	05/07/2011	Rates Refund	$41.69
00083656	05/07/2011	Best In The West Sports	$200.00
		Sponsorship For Terrell Berryman At The New Under 15 State Championships Sydney NSW 1-4 July 2011
00083657	05/07/2011	Ruby WA	$200.00
		Sponsorship For Brandford Fisher At The New Under 15 State Championships Sydney NSW 1-4 July 2011
00083658	05/07/2011	Wanneroo Districts Netball Association	$150.00
		Sponsorship For Brittany Follett & Moeriana Bullen At The WA Schools Netball Championships Perth WA 30.07-05.08.11
00083659	05/07/2011	West Australian Volleyball Association	$200.00
		Sponsorship For Nicole Glossop At The Australian Junior Volleyball Championships Adelaide Sa 11-17 July 11
00083660	05/07/2011	AJS Motorcycle Club (Wanneroo)	$400.00
-		Sponsorship For Megan & Lucinda Clarke In The 2011 Australian Women’s Mototrials Training Camp Sydney NSW 16-18 July 2011
00083661	05/07/2011	Lakelands Country Club	$500.00
		Sponsorship For Ryan Peake In The Malaysian Amateur Open & Saujana Amateur Championships 19-26 May 2011
00083662	05/07/2011	David Evans Real Estate	$350.00
		1 x Financial Assistance
00083663	05/07/2011	J Dennant	$25.00
		Refund - Desert Storm 30/06/2011 - Cancelled
00083664	05/07/2011	H Stewart	$50.00
		Refund RAAF 17/08/2011 - Client Cancelled Program
00083665	05/07/2011	T Deng	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083666	05/07/2011	L Hatter	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083667	05/07/2011	D Overall	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083668	05/07/2011	J Darnell	$50.00
		Refund - Desert Storm 30/06/2011 - Cancelled
00083669	05/07/2011	J Edmond	$50.00
		Refund - Desert Storm 30/06/2011 - Cancelled
00083670	05/07/2011	Lorimer Homes	$1,085.00
		Reimbursement - Development Application Fees - Not Required
00083671	05/07/2011	Quinns Rocks Primary School P & C	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083672	05/07/2011	Regents Garden Residents Committee	$500.00
		Community Funding March 2011
00083673	05/07/2011	M & N Muski	$67.00
		Reimbursement Of Development Application Fees - Not Required
00083674	05/07/2011	Homebuyers Centre	$365.44
		Reimbursement Of Development Application Fees - Not Required
00083675	05/07/2011	Black Swan Taekwondo Inc	$60.40
		Reimbursement For Overcharge Of Hire Fee - Commercial Rate Instead Of Community Rate
00083676	05/07/2011	Mt Lawley SHS P & C	$500.00
		Bond Refund
00083677	05/07/2011	R Turnbull	$50.00
		Bond Refund
00083678	05/07/2011	B Blackall	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083679	05/07/2011	M Coutinho	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083680	05/07/2011	J Palman	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083681	05/07/2011	B Hetebry	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083682	05/07/2011	Yanchep Two Rocks Recreation Association	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083683	05/07/2011	Quinns Districts Junior Football Club	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083684	05/07/2011	D Cook	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083685	05/07/2011	C Keating	$400.00
		Bond Refund
00083686	05/07/2011	Yanchep Districts Junior Football Club	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083687	05/07/2011	Dion Warnock	$50.00
		Bond Refund
00083688	05/07/2011	Cancelled
00083689	05/07/2011	Rare Budgerigar Club of WA Inc	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083690	05/07/2011	N McComas	$59.00
		Key Bond Refund
00083691	05/07/2011	Redray Holdings Pty Ltd ATF The Northern Land Unit Trust No 2	$375.00
		1 x Financial Assistance
00083692	05/07/2011	Australian Hearing Services	$31.50
		1 x Financial Assistance
00083693	05/07/2011	Ross Thomas	$600.00
		Sale Of Artwork At CoW 2011 Art Awards
00083694	05/07/2011	Leigh Crawley	$100.00
		Refund Of CoW Parking And Parking Facilities Local Law 2003 Infringement Notice 1005545. Infringement Withdrawn Due To Incorrect Signage
00083695	05/07/2011	Gregory Mark Lyons	$100.00
		Refund Of Cow Parking And Parking Facilities Local Law 2003 Infringement Notice No. 1005704. Infringement Withdrawn Due To Incorrect Signage
00083696	05/07/2011	Janet Lesley Seddon	$100.00
		Refund Of Cow Parking And Parking Facilities Local Law 2003 Infringement Notice No 1005604. Infringement Withdrawn Due To Incorrect Signage
00083697	05/07/2011	Yanchep Red Hawks Cricket Club	$75.00
		Key Bond Refund
00083698	05/07/2011	OPTUS PO Box 306	$200.00
		1 x Financial Assistance
00083699	05/07/2011	Century 21 Gold Realty	$400.00
		1 x Financial Assistance
00083700	05/07/2011	Susan Payne	$316.00
		Sale Of Artwork At CoW 2011 Art Awards
00083701	05/07/2011	Alinta Gas	$233.25
		2 x Financial Assistance
00083702	05/07/2011	Clarkson Youth Centre Petty Cash	$192.20
		Petty Cash
00083703	05/07/2011	Mary Colvin	$210.00
		Volunteer Payment - Adult Day Centre Volunteer
00083704	05/07/2011	Stephen Napier Freeborn	$390.00
		Volunteer Payment - Support Worker
00083705	05/07/2011	Girrawheen Library Petty Cash	$37.40
		Petty Cash
00083706	05/07/2011	Wanneroo Library Petty Cash	$30.10
		Petty Cash
00083707	05/07/2011	Wanneroo Youth Centre Petty Cash	$64.70
		Petty Cash
00083708	05/07/2011	Water Corporation	$8,691.45
		Joondalup Drive Tapping Water Main Relocation
		2 x Financial Assistance ($250.00)
00083709	05/07/2011	Yanchep Community House Petty Cash	$80.85
		Petty Cash
00083710	05/07/2011	Ms Mue Heckler	$195.00
		Volunteer Payment - Adult Day Centre Volunteer
00083711	06/07/2011	Cancelled
00083712	05/07/2011	Synergy	$141,510.07
		Power Supplies For The City
		5 x Financial Assistance ($754.02)
00083713	05/07/2011	Clarkson Library Petty Cash	$77.15
		Petty Cash
00083714	05/07/2011	Susan Morrissey	$405.00
		Volunteer Payment - Volunteer
00083715	05/07/2011	Western Power	$4,879.00
		Street Light Installation - Wedgetail Ramble
00083716	05/07/2011	Janice Lewis	$150.00
		Volunteer Payment - Quinns Adult Day Centre
00083717	05/07/2011	Roy Bastick	$60.00
		Volunteer Payment - Community Bus Driver
00083718	05/07/2011	Anne Condo	$180.00
		Volunteer Payment - Wanneroo Day Centre Volunteer
00083719	05/07/2011	Maureen Butler	$195.00
		Volunteer Payment - Adult Day Centre Volunteer
00083720	05/07/2011	Butler Community Centre Petty Cash	$17.70
		Petty Cash
00083721	05/07/2011	Faye Decima Marion Morgan	$225.00
		Volunteer Payment - Wanneroo Day Centre
00083722	05/07/2011	Ms Rosie O'Carroll	$30.00
		Volunteer Payment - Wanneroo Day Centre Volunteer
00083723	05/07/2011	Teresita Patchett	$180.00
		Volunteer Payment - Adult Day Centre Volunteer
00083724	05/07/2011	Mrs Hazel Walker	$150.00
		Volunteer Payment - Adult Day Centre Volunteer
00083725	05/07/2011	Ms Rita Lovett	$105.00
		Volunteer Payment - Wanneroo Day Centre
00083726	05/07/2011	Miss Wendy Stewart	$115.00
		Volunteer Payment - Volunteer Driver
00083727	05/07/2011	Wendy Kay McMahon	$210.00
		Volunteer Payment - Adult Day Centre Volunteer
00083728	05/07/2011	Choice	$688.00
		1 Year Magazine Subscription - Library Services
00083729	11/07/2011	Grand Theatre Company Pty Ltd	$130.00
		Movie Tickets For Youth Services Outing
00083730	11/07/2011	Wanneroo Villa Tavern	$2,850.00
		HACC Xmas In July Outing - Program Services
00083731 to 00083735		Cancelled (PRINT ERROR)
00083736	18/07/2011	Raenee Barber	$300.00
		Cheque 83837 Amount Processed Incorrectly in System Should have been $1815.00
00083737		Cancelled
00083738 to 00083752		Cancelled (PRINT ERROR)
00083753	12/07/2011	Danmar Homes Pty Ltd	$2,445.45
		Reimbursement - Codes Variation Fee Not Required
00083754	12/07/2011	Wallis Group Pty Ltd	$110.00
		Refund Of Septic Tank Application - Not Required
00083755	12/07/2011	Keith Hills	$45.00
		Partial Refund - Plans Bad Quality And Unable To Be Read
00083756	12/07/2011	N Purton	$636.00
		Reissue Of Unpresented Cheque For Bond Refund
00083757	12/07/2011	N McKay	$19.00
		Refund - Ten Pin Bowling - 27/07/11
00083758	12/07/2011	Quinns Rocks Primary School P & C	$65.85
		Donation 50% Waiver Of Fees For Hire Of Gumblossom Community Centre 02/07/11 For Quinns Rocks Primary School Quiz Night
00083759	12/07/2011	School Sport WA	$600.00
		Sponsorship For Z Raykos, K Hayden And J Petreski In The Sport Australia National Alf Championships Act 22-30/07/11
00083760	12/07/2011	Woodvale Secondary College	$3,500.00
		Sponsorship For D Atkinson, D Dixon, J McMaster, J Ollerhead, D Rooney, L Wearing And W Yang In The Secondary Schools Football Challenge Malaysia 1-5/10/11
00083761	12/07/2011	Marra Adams	$424.45
		Bond Refund
00083762	12/07/2011	Rates Refund	$75.40
00083763	12/07/2011	E Edwards	$533.00
		Reimbursement For Windscreen Damage To Vehicle - Mowing Crew On 13/06/11 At Mereworth Park
00083764	12/07/2011	Paul Vayler	$904.12
		Reimbursement Of Development Application Fees - Not Required
00083765	12/07/2011	Jeff Pitt	$9.50
		Refund - Bibbulmum Track - 06/07/11
00083766	12/07/2011	Michael Errington	$50.00
		Refund - Desert Storm - 26/08/11
00083767	12/07/2011	Noelene Anthony	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083768	12/07/2011	E Salinas	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083769	12/07/2011	B Broughton	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083770	12/07/2011	S Patel	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083771	12/07/2011	Quinns Districts Amateur Football Club	$100.00
		Bond Refund
00083772	12/07/2011	Friendlies Chemist Ocean Keys	$28.65
		1 x Financial Assistance
00083773	12/07/2011	Wormall Pty Ltd	$7,458.11
		Security Deposit Refund - Banksia Grove Stage 4A
00083774	12/07/2011	Wormall Pty Ltd	$3,520.00
		Security Deposit Refund - Banksia Grove Stage 4B
00083775	12/07/2011	Aboriginal Seniors Group Petty Cash	$76.70
		Petty Cash
00083776	12/07/2011	Alinta Gas	$1,072.70
		6 x Financial Assistance ($687.10)
		Gas Supplies For The City
00083777	12/07/2011	AMP Flexible Lifetime Super Fund	$2,094.37
		Payroll Deduction
00083778	12/07/2011	Construction Training Fund	$55,670.55
		Construction Levy Payments 01/06-30/06/11
00083779	12/07/2011	Accounts Services Petty Cash	$124.60
		Petty Cash
00083780	12/07/2011	Landgate	$613.80
		Landgate Searches - Property
00083781	12/07/2011	Girrawheen Library Petty Cash	$145.75
		Petty Cash
00083782	12/07/2011	Mr Evan Martin	$235.00
		Keyholder Payment June 2011
00083783	12/07/2011	Alexander Heights Community House Petty Cash	$26.65
		Petty Cash
00083784	12/07/2011	Landgate	$9,576.82
		GRV Interim Vals Metro - Rates
		Mining Tenements Chargeable - Minimum Charge - Rates
		UV Interim Valuations - Rates
00083785	12/07/2011	Cancelled
00083786	12/07/2011	Water Corporation	$112,650.90
		Annual Service Charges For Various Locations
		3 x Financial Assistance ($961.30)
00083787	12/07/2011	Zurich Client Service	$403.83
		Payroll Deduction
00083788	12/07/2011	Synergy	$32,676.35
		7 x Financial Assistance ($907.15)
		Power Supplies For The City
00083789	12/07/2011	Telstra	$6,676.91
		Internet/Phone Charges For The City
		1 x Financial Assistance ($100.00)
00083790	12/07/2011	Mrs Jennifer Martin	$206.80
		Tennis Booking Officer/Keyholder Payment June 2011
00083791	12/07/2011	Ms Deanne Hetherington	$197.40
		Keyholder/Tennis Booking Officer
00083792	12/07/2011	Zurich Aust Insurance Ltd	$2,000.00
		Excess WN32334 - Insurance Services
00083793	12/07/2011	Clarkson Library Petty Cash	$28.40
		Petty Cash
00083794	12/07/2011	Australia Post	$445.00
		Mail Redirection Service - Phil Renkin Building To Locked Bag 1
00083795	12/07/2011	Navigator Applications Account	$157.69
		Payroll Deduction
00083796	12/07/2011	Hostplus Superannuation Fund	$1,080.08
		Payroll Deduction
00083797	12/07/2011	Westscheme	$5,726.45
		Payroll Deduction
00083798	12/07/2011	MLC Nominees Pty Limited	$772.84
		Payroll Deduction
00083799	12/07/2011	The Industry Superannuation Fund	$366.48
		Payroll Deduction
00083800	12/07/2011	Hainsworth Programme Development Petty Cash	$84.40
		Petty Cash
00083801	12/07/2011	Integra Super	$540.26
		Payroll Deduction
00083802	12/07/2011	Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund	$364.76
		Payroll Deduction
00083803	12/07/2011	MTAA Superannuation Fund	$864.22
		Payroll Deduction
00083804	12/07/2011	Wanneroo Adult Day Centre Petty Cash	$30.00
		Petty Cash
00083805	12/07/2011	AustralianSuper	$2,083.29
		Payroll Deduction
00083806	12/07/2011	Rest Superannuation	$3,713.81
		Payroll Deduction
00083807	12/07/2011	Asgard Elements Super	$171.34
		Payroll Deduction
00083808	12/07/2011	Hospitality Petty Cash	$372.25
		Petty Cash
00083809	12/07/2011	Unisuper Limited	$791.05
		Payroll Deduction
00083810	12/07/2011	Finance Services Petty Cash	$174.55
		Petty Cash
00083811	12/07/2011	Hesta Super Fund	$1,864.98
		Payroll Deduction
00083812	12/07/2011	Colonial First State Firstchoice	$1,887.07
		Payroll Deduction
00083813	12/07/2011	Care Super	$247.87
		Payroll Deduction
00083814	12/07/2011	Spectrum Super	$505.69
		Payroll Deduction
00083815	12/07/2011	Media Super	$475.44
		Payroll Deduction
00083816	12/07/2011	BT Super For Life	$334.27
		Payroll Deduction
00083817	12/07/2011	Telstra Superannuation Scheme	$1,045.08
		Payroll Deduction
00083818	12/07/2011	Amist Super	$362.24
		Payroll Deduction
00083819	12/07/2011	Agest Administration	$101.11
		Payroll Deduction
00083820	12/07/2011	Valdor Superannuation Fund	$171.89
		Payroll Deduction
00083821	12/07/2011	Vision Super Pty Ltd	$336.02
		Payroll Deduction
00083822	12/07/2011	Dept of Regional Development and Land	$550.00
		Head Lease Payment For Yanchep Lagoon Kiosk 01/07-31/12/11 - Property
00083823	12/07/2011	Recruitmentsuper	$741.09
		Payroll Deduction
00083824	12/07/2011	Macquarie Investment Management Ltd	$74.45
		Payroll Deduction
00083825	12/07/2011	Superwrap - Personal Super Plan	$135.42
		Payroll Deduction
00083826	12/07/2011	Ms Jodie Walter	$47.00
		Keyholder June 2011
00083827	12/07/2011	Construction & Building Unions	$325.19
		Payroll Deduction
00083828	12/07/2011	Insurance Advisernet Australia Pty	$1,056.00
		Insurance - Liability - Uninsured Community Groups Exhibiting At WLCC 01/08/11-01/08/12
00083829	12/07/2011	Asteron Optimum - Suncorp Master Trust	$253.48
		Payroll Deduction
00083830	12/07/2011	Plum Superannuation Fund	$504.20
		Payroll Deduction
00083831	12/07/2011	Mr Gerald Savage	$47.00
		Keyholder Payment
00083832	12/07/2011	Gary Bowell Super Fund	$421.93
		Payroll Deduction
00083833	12/07/2011	Venetia Donnellan	$159.80
		Keyholder/Tennis Booking Officer Payment June 2011
00083834	12/07/2011	Perpetual Wealth Focus Super Plan	$157.17
		Payroll Deduction
00083835	12/07/2011	Cancelled
00083836	12/07/2011	Evans & Simpson Trading	$994.22
		Storage Boxes For Fleet
00083837	13/07/2011	Raenee Barber	$1,515.00
		Facilitate HEAL Sessions - Program Services
00083838	15/07/2011	Cr Dorothy Newton	$500.00
		Monthly Allowance
00083839	19/07/2011	Aboriginal Seniors Group Petty Cash	$34.75
		Petty Cash
00083840	19/07/2011	Alinta Gas	$282.70
		Gas Supplies For The City
		1 x Financial Assistance ($250.00)
00083841	19/07/2011	Commonwealth Bank Wanneroo	$244,973.52
		Bank Cheque Made Out To: Endeavour Properties Pty Ltd - POS Credit Less Infrastructure Contribution On Subdivision Of Lots 501 Conti Road, 9603 & 9604 Pinjar Road - Projects
00083842	19/07/2011	Landgate	$513.00
		Land Enquiries For The City
00083843	19/07/2011	Fines Enforcement Registry	$1,935.00
		Lodgement Of 45 Infringement Records - Rangers
00083844	19/07/2011	Quinns Rocks Adult Day Care Petty Cash	$346.10
		Petty Cash
00083845	19/07/2011	Royal Western Australian Historical	$80.00
		Subscription For Heritage
00083846	19/07/2011	Landgate	$6,658.23
		GRV INT VALS Metro And Fesa - Rates
00083847	19/07/2011	Water Corporation	$11,277.33
		Water Charges For The City
00083848	19/07/2011	Synergy	$262,590.42
		Power Supplies For The City ($6,929.97)
		Streetlights 25/05-24/06/11 ($255,256.95)
		3 x Financial Assistance ($403.50)
00083849	19/07/2011	Telstra	$307.41
		Big Pond Services For The City
		1 x Financial Assistance ($237.46)
00083850	19/07/2011	Clarkson Library Petty Cash	$30.80
		Petty Cash
00083851	19/07/2011	Dept of Main Roads WA	$2,358.18
		Pavement Marking/Signage - Girrawheen Ave
00083852	19/07/2011	Ashby Operations Centre Petty Cash	$147.60
		Petty Cash
00083853	19/07/2011	WA No Interest Loans Network	$10.00
		Membership Fees - Funded Services
00083854	19/07/2011	School Sport WA PO Box 8224	$200.00
		Sponsorship For Jessica Gorman At The WA Schools AFL Girls 16 Years Team Event, Canberra Act 22-30 July 2011
00083855	19/07/2011	M Bello	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083856	19/07/2011	The French & Mauritian Society of WA	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083857	19/07/2011	Melanie Coutinho	$76.25
		Refund Of Hire Fees
00083858	19/07/2011	Masterplan Consultants	$2,710.76
		Refund Of Portion Of Fees Not Expended Processing Amendment 112 To District Planning Scheme No 2 (64 Allinson Drive Girrawheen)
00083859	19/07/2011	West Australian Little Athletics	$500.00
		Sponsorship For J-C Smith At The Singapore/Malaysian WALA Track & Field Championships Kuala Lumpur 9-10/07/11
00083860	19/07/2011	Basketball WA	$200.00
		Sponsorship For Australian Junior Basketball Championships Kilsyth Victoria 9-16/07/11
00083861	19/07/2011	School Sport WA	$400.00
		Sponsorship For C Omedi & H Compton Australian School Sport Championships Adelaide 14-19/08/11
00083862	19/07/2011	Rugby WA	$200.00
		Sponsorship For M Gilmore In 2011 New Regional Championships 1-4/07/11
00083863	19/07/2011	Football West	$200.00
		Sponsorship For P King In 2011 Football Federation Australia Championships For Girls Coffs Harbour NSW 10-16/07/11
00083864	19/07/2011	Elizabeth Ramsden	$57.00
		Dog Registration Refund - Sterilised
00083865	19/07/2011	Christine Hannah-Rose Patrick	$6.00
		Dog Registration Refund - Deceased
00083866	19/07/2011	Caroll Sheehy	$114.00
		2 x Dog Registration Refunds - Sterilised
00083867	19/07/2011	Coby Charles	$25.00
		Refund - School Holiday Art Workshop 15/07/11 - Due To Family Emergency
00083868	19/07/2011	Daniel Low	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083869	19/07/2011	Cancelled
00083870	19/07/2011	L & A Tedrick	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083871	19/07/2011	B & J Morgan	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083872	19/07/2011	BM & LA Howe	$357.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083873	19/07/2011	D Hughes	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083874	19/07/2011	C Nield	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083875	19/07/2011	WH McCormack	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083876	19/07/2011	Essential First Choice Homes	$1,098.87
		Reimbursement Of Development Application Fees - Withdrawn By Applicant
00083877	19/07/2011	Kazroc Dance	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083878	19/07/2011	L Fowler	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083879	19/07/2011	Town of Bassendean	$500.00
		Bond Refund
00083880	19/07/2011	C Welch	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083881	19/07/2011	V Jack	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083882	19/07/2011	D Siva	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083883	19/07/2011	N Macdonald	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083884	19/07/2011	N Zulueta	$475.00
		Bond Refund
00083885	19/07/2011	L Barnes	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083886	19/07/2011	K Al Hussein	$475.00
		Bond Refund
00083887	19/07/2011	Bella Weddings	$850.00
		Bond Refund
00083888	19/07/2011	S Kerrigan	$200.00
		Bond Refund
00083889	19/07/2011	D Makwana	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083890	19/07/2011	Moe Tiong	$150.00
		Bond Refund
00083891	19/07/2011	Anne Hetherington	$50.00
		Bond Refund
00083892	19/07/2011	B Fernandez	$300.00
		Bond Refund
00083893	19/07/2011	Abeba Kebede Amssalu	$60.00
		Reimbursement Of $60.00 Non Compliance With Part Payment Arrangement On Parking Infringement Notice Number 1000429 Infringement Notice To Progress To Final Demand
00083894	19/07/2011	Everdew Pty Ltd	$102.00
		Reimbursement Of Overpayment Of Subdivision Clearance Fees
00083895	20/07/2011	Evans & Simpson Trading	$341.37
		Storage Bins And Metal Louvre Panels For Fleet
00083896	25/07/2011	Australian Wool Testing Authority	$65.00
		Adhesive Labels - Health Services
00083897	25/07/2011	Baker & Taylor	$6,402.90
		Stock Purchases For Library Services
00083898	25/07/2011	Brian Zucal & Associates	$6,600.00
		Compensation Valuation For Lot 6 Gnangara Road Wangara - Property
00083899	25/07/2011	CBC Australia Pty Ltd	$2,904.05
		Spare Parts For Fleet & WRC
00083900	25/07/2011	Dept of Environment & Conservation	$27.00
		Landscope One Year Subscription - Infrastructure Maintenance
00083901	25/07/2011	Dillinger Group Development Pty Ltd	$4,290.00
		Classification Assessment Reports - Human Resources
00083902	25/07/2011	Dymocks Joondalup	$80.97
		Books For Books In A Bag - Library
00083903	25/07/2011	Environmental Health Australia (Western Australia)	$4,950.00
		Attendance Of Annual Conference - April 2011 - CoW Employees
00083904	25/07/2011	Fantastic Furniture	$1,350.00
		Furniture For Banksia Grove Community Centre
00083905	25/07/2011	Harvey Norman AV/IT Superstore Malaga	$871.00
		Boombox With Ipod Dock For Youth Services
		Frost Free Fridge For Kingsway
00083906	25/07/2011	Honeywell Ltd	$1,478.13
		Preventative Maintenance At WLCC
00083907	25/07/2011	Inbooks	$361.00
		Books For Professional Development - Community Development
00083908	25/07/2011	JE Dowling	$200.00
		Scrap Booking Workshop - Yanchep Community Centre
00083909	25/07/2011	Joan Roberson	$690.00
		Art Lessons At Wanneroo Recreation Centre
00083910	25/07/2011	Joanne Henderson	$150.00
		Craft Work For NAIDOC Celebrations
00083911	25/07/2011	Mr Edward Juras	$2,408.50
		Carry Out Fox Control Lake Joondalup
00083912	25/07/2011	Kosmic Sound & Lighting	$1,899.00
		Keyboard Bench & Keyboard - Community Development
00083913	25/07/2011	Linda Perry	$240.00
		Entertainment For HACC Social Support At Stringy Bark Tavern Wanneroo 11/07/2011 - Program Services
00083914	25/07/2011	Marevic Enterprises Pty Ltd	$549.50
		Various Landscape Supplies - Parks Maintenance
00083915	25/07/2011	Ms Ngalla Maya	$150.00
		Yoka Dance Group Performance For NAIDOC Event
00083916	25/07/2011	Merriwa Golden Girls	$1,654.00
		Computer Hardware For Jenolan Way & Butler Computer Lab - Funded Services
		Website Subscription - Folders And Paper - Photo Copy Fees - Funded Services
00083917	25/07/2011	Newsouth Books	$39.87
		Books For Heritage & Museums
00083918	25/07/2011	Newsxpress Ocean Keys	$33.90
		Newspapers/Periodicals - Clarkson Library
00083919	25/07/2011	Painted Dog Research Pty Ltd	$7,700.00
		NMAHS & CoW Community Health Indicator Survey - Program Services
00083920	25/07/2011	Pamela Goulden	$120.00
		Concert Performed At Alexander Heights Day Centre - 07/06/11
00083921	25/07/2011	Personal Process Service	$351.23
		Legal Fees - Planning Implementation
		Legal Fees - Regulatory Services
00083922	25/07/2011	Quinns Rocks Sports Club Inc	$14,000.00
		Contribution To Upgrade Electricity Supply - Program Services
00083923	25/07/2011	Reliable Fencing	$22,840.40
		Supply Conservation Fencing And Rural Gates For Various Locations - Engineering
		Timber Bollards - Various Locations
00083924	25/07/2011	Schmeling Artvideo	$703.00
		Adult Bookstock For Girrawheen Library
00083925	25/07/2011	State Library of WA	$426.90
		Lost/Damaged Book Charges - Libraries
00083926	25/07/2011	Strandbags Group Pty Ltd	$69.00
		Suitcase For Health Services
00083927	25/07/2011	The Small Business Network Pty Ltd	$129.03
		Medals For Volunteers - Fire Services
00083928	25/07/2011	Town of Narrogin	$25.75
		Lost Book Charge - To Green Angel Tower: Siege/Tad Williams
00083929	25/07/2011	WA Limestone Company	$165,434.42
		Limestone For Various Locations - Engineering
		ESL For Joondalup Drive - Engineering
00083930	25/07/2011	Wanneroo IGA	$557.24
		Catering Supplies For Various Functions/ Departments
00083931	25/07/2011	Wanneroo Motorcycles	$902.40
		Service To City’s Quad Bikes - Fleet Maintenance
		Storage Box For Quad Bike - Rangers
00083932	25/07/2011	YHI Power Pty Ltd	$154.00
		Battery - Fleet
00083933	26/07/2011	Australian Anglo Burmese Society Inc	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083934	26/07/2011	K Arnold	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083935	26/07/2011	Mario Casella & Sons Builders Pty Ltd	$6,875.00
		Bond Refund
00083936	26/07/2011	L Silberman	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083937	26/07/2011	W Perreau	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083938	26/07/2011	Primus Telecommunications Pty Ltd	$200.00
		1 x Financial Assistance
00083939	26/07/2011	Vodafone Pty Ltd	$200.00
		1 x Financial Assistance
00083940	26/07/2011	J Villarroya	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083941	26/07/2011	Northern Suburbs Stroke Support Group	$1,500.00
		Community Funding March 2011 - 3 Day/ 2 Night Respite Break
00083942	26/07/2011	Sharlee Momsen	$153.08
		Refund Term 2 2011 Swim Lesson
00083943	26/07/2011	S Kerrigan	$696.00
		Refund For Cancellation Of Facility Hire At WLCC
00083944	26/07/2011	The Potters House	$475.00
		Bond Refund
00083945	26/07/2011	M Carpene	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083946	26/07/2011	J Smith	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083947	26/07/2011	L Daly	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083948	26/07/2011	Ocean Church	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083949	26/07/2011	E Sabau	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083950	26/07/2011	Fahmid Imtiaz	$450.00
		Bond Refund
00083951	26/07/2011	C Witcombe	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083952	26/07/2011	J Barnwell	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083953	26/07/2011	W & L Mitchell	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083954	26/07/2011	G Steigmajer & Marie-Luise Maier	$360.00
		Vehicle Crossing Subsidy
00083955	26/07/2011	Callisthenics Association of WA	$200.00
		Sponsorship For S Gallagher At The National Callisthenics Championships Gold Coast Qld 6 July 2011
00083956	26/07/2011	Lakelands Country Club	$200.00
		Sponsorship For Aaron Dobson School Sport National Golf Championship Adelaide 28/08-03/09/11
00083957	26/07/2011	School Sport WA	$200.00
		Sponsorship For K Jayasuria WA Schools AFL Girls 16 Years Team Event Canberra Act 22-30/07/11
00083958	26/07/2011	Ritmico Gymnastics	$150.00
		Sponsorship For B Wegener And Y Lozovyk At The Australian Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships Perth 11-17/07/11
00083959	26/07/2011	Lacrosse WA	$500.00
		Sponsorship For H Simpson At The U19 World Cup To Be Held In Germany From 4-14/08/11
00083960	26/07/2011	School Sport WA	$400.00
		Sponsorship For Liam Driscoll And Penny-Lane Field At The National Football Team Championships To Be Held In Canberra Act From 3-9/09/11
00083961	26/07/2011	Ridgewood Athletics Club	$200.00
		Sponsorship For Dale Hennighan At The National Long Track Walk Championships Canberra 21/08/11
00083962	26/07/2011	High Flyers Trampoline & Gymnastics	$200.00
		Sponsorship For Alex D'Cruz At The 2011 Australian Men's Gymnastics Championships Canberra Act 14-19/07/11
00083963	26/07/2011	City of Wanneroo Social Club	$700.00
		Bond Refund
00083964	26/07/2011	Cafe Elixir	$400.00
		Bond Refund
00083965	26/07/2011	Austral Mercantile	$398.00
		1 x Financial Assistance
00083966	26/07/2011	Janet Smith	$140.60
		Refund Hire Fees
00083967	26/07/2011	Richard Matthews	$9.50
		Refund Ten Pin Bowling Cancelled Program
00083968	26/07/2011	Patios Plus WA	$384.52
		Refund Development Application Fees - Not Required
00083969	26/07/2011	Aboriginal Seniors Group Petty Cash	$50.00
		Petty Cash
00083970	26/07/2011	Alinta Gas	$671.05
		4 x Financial Assistance
00083971	26/07/2011	Girrawheen Library Petty Cash	$79.25
		Petty Cash
00083972	26/07/2011	Facility Officer WLCC Petty Cash	$50.00
		Petty Cash
00083973	26/07/2011	Property Council of Australia WA	$39.00
		Subscription Renewal - Residential Developer - L Kosova
00083974	26/07/2011	Quinns Rocks Adult Day Care Petty Cash	$50.25
		Petty Cash
00083975	26/07/2011	Rangers & Safety Services Petty Cash	$100.00
		Cash Float For C Altman And B Host $50 Each - Rangers
00083976	26/07/2011	Wanneroo Library Petty Cash	$123.90
		Petty Cash
00083977	26/07/2011	Wanneroo Youth Centre Petty Cash	$99.35
		Petty Cash
00083978	26/07/2011	Water Corporation	$239.95
		Repair Work 574/16 Indooroopilly Place Connolly
00083979	26/07/2011	Synergy	$6,056.05
		Power Supplies For The City
		3 x Financial Assistance ($550.00)
00083980	26/07/2011	Telstra	$3,173.23
		Phone Charges For The City
		1 x Financial Assistance ($200.00)
00083981	26/07/2011	Wanneroo Adult Day Centre Petty Cash	$65.90
		Petty Cash
00083982	26/07/2011	Hospitality Petty Cash	$321.15
		Petty Cash
00083983	26/07/2011	Finance Services Petty Cash	$415.75
		Petty Cash
00083984	26/07/2011	Mr Jan Augustin	$1,075.00
		Study Assistance - Project Management - Master Of Science - Infrastructure Projects
00083985	26/07/2011	Water Corporation	$35,231.10
		Relocate Existing Water Main Scour Valve And Pit To New Location - Mirrabooka Avenue & Gnangara Road Landsdale - Infrastructure Projects
00083986	27/07/2011	Mr Graham William Hay	$100.00
		Paperclay Workshop 31 July 2011 - Art N About

		Total Director Corporate Services Advance - Cheques	$1,326,840.09

ELECTRONIC TRANSFER LISTING
00001328	01/07/2011
		Minter Ellison Lawyers	$1,547,136.51
		Mirrabooka Avenue Land Acquisition - Property
00001329	05/07/2011
		Armaguard	$922.89
		Cash Collection For The City
		Automotive Personnel	$2,241.25
		Casual Labour For Fleet
		Floss and Popcorn Supply Company	$198.00
		Hire of Fairy Floss Machine - Wanneroo Youth Centre
		Ghems Holding Pty Ltd	$192.50
		Seed Collection For Asset Management
		Integrated Group Ltd	$23,946.17
		Casual Labour For Various Departments
		Midland Construction Pty Ltd	$45,988.80
		Progress Payment 10 - Wanneroo Showgrounds Clubrooms - Projects
		Mindarie Regional Council	$704,075.62
		Refuse Disposal For The City
		Miracle Recreation Equipment Pty Ltd	$29,700.00
		Install Playground Avondale Park Mindarie - Infrastructure Projects
		Office Cleaning Experts	$49,507.81
		Cleaning Services For The City
		PLE Computers	$93.00
		Various Items - Information Technology
		Livewire Powerline Ethernet Kit - Programs Services
		Road & Traffic Services	$924.00
		Set Out And Install Spotting At Giralt Road, Marangaroo Drive, Brookway Retreat & Rosslare Promenade - Engineering

00001330	06/07/2011
		Andy Heerkens	$190.00
		Volunteer Payment - Bus Driver
		Australian Taxation Office	$62.00
		Payroll Deduction
		Cr Robert Smithson	$134.61
		Monthly Allowance Paid Weekly
		Crosbie & Duncan Golf	$28,818.90
		Commission Fees For June 2011 - Carramar Golf Course
		Dale Sutherland	$210.00
		Volunteer Payment - Adult Day Centre Volunteer
		Dept For Communities	$56.60
		Refund Of Unexpended Grant Funds
		DG & MJ Le Cerf	$9,786.81
		Reimbursement - Material Expenditure - Quinns Caravan Park
		Reimbursement - Eftpos Fees - Quinns Caravan Park
		Contract Management Fee For June 2011 - Quinns Caravan Park
		Duncan & Crosbie Pro Golf WA Pty Ltd	$24,786.23
		Commission Fees For June 2011 - Marangaroo Golf Course
		Elizabeth Valeriani	$150.00
		Volunteer Payment - Wanneroo Day Centre
		Lisa Tiang - Alexander Heights Podiatry Clinic	$25.00
		Podiatry Services - Funded Services
		Mr Ron Hoffman	$60.00
		Volunteer Payment - Community Bus Driver
		Mr Vernon Mortensen	$180.00
		Volunteer Payment - Community Bus Driver
		Mrs Moira Greenhalgh	$104.00
		Reimbursement - Entry To WA Tourism Awards 2011
		Ms Lorraine Mortensen	$195.00
		Volunteer Payment - Quinns Adult Day Centre
		Ms Sarah McMahon	$195.00
		Volunteer Payment - Adult Day Centre
		Trailer Parts Pty Ltd	$150.73
		Vehicle Spare Parts - Fleet

00001331	12/07/2011
		Australia Post	$1,372.95
		Billpay Transaction Fees - Rates
		Australian Manufacturing Workers Union	$247.20
		Payroll Deduction
		Australian Services Union	$753.20
		Payroll Deduction
		Australian Taxation Office	$346,621.00
		Payroll Deduction
		Barlow Superannuation Fund	$7,770.08
		Payroll Deduction
		Builders Registration Board	$13,510.00
		Collection Agency Fee Payments 01/06-30/06/11
		CFMEU WA Branch	$48.00
		Payroll Deduction
		Child Support Agency	$1,857.71
		Payroll Deduction
		City of Wanneroo - Payroll Rates	$2,763.09
		Payroll Deduction
		City of Wanneroo - Social Club	$752.00
		Payroll Deduction
		Cr Robert Smithson	$134.61
		Monthly Allowance Paid Weekly
		Cr Rudi Steffens	$242.88
		Travel Expenses For June 2011
		Cr Stuart Mackenzie	$74.52
		Travel Expenses For June 2011
		Decipha Pty Ltd	$1,747.82
		Mailroom Services For June 2011
		Douglas Valeriani	$47.00
		Keyholder Payment June 2011
		FESA	$15,511.66
		50% Cost Sharing For The Community Fire Manager 1/4-30/6/11 Between FESA And CoW
		Frank Hamilton	$94.00
		Keyholder For June 2011
		Frediani Milk Wholesalers	$1,390.45
		Milk Deliveries For The City
		Generations Personal Super	$270.86
		Payroll Deduction
		Gregory Johnson	$291.40
		Keyholder/Tennis Booking Officer Payment For June 2011
		HBF Insurance	$1,928.55
		Payroll Deduction
		Jeffrey Locke Pty Ltd	$2,978.14
		Payroll Deduction
		Joe Arrigo	$103.40
		Keyholder Payment For June 2011
		John Everitt Superannuation Fund	$145.94
		Payroll Deduction
		LGIS Risk Management	$33,000.00
		Insurance - Strategic OSH Contract
		LGRCEU	$2,209.80
		Payroll Deduction
		Local Government Planners Association	$320.00
		Registration - LGPA Breakfast Function - Industrial Planning 07/04/11 - Various Officer
		Miss Anne-Marie Gillespie	$281.70
		Reimbursement - Parking Expenses WAIRC
		Miss Rachael Duggan	$112.00
		Reimbursement - Spectacles As Per Policy
		Mr Christopher Hunt	$138.24
		Reimbursement For Catering Items For I Rewards Function
		Mr Dennis Blair	$60.60
		Reimbursement For Broadband Usage For May/June 2011
		Mr John Baker	$70.50
		Keyholder Payment
		Mrs Janette Rafferty	$141.00
		Keyholder Payment
		Ms K Christoffelsz	$59.80
		Reimbursement - Paid Excess By Cash On PO 120018
		Ms Karen Caple	$26.21
		Reimbursement For Broadband Usage 1/6-1/07/11
		Selectus Salary Packaging	$7,147.99
		Payroll Deduction
		Snowbird Gardens Superannuation Fund	$183.24
		Payroll Deduction
		Telstra - Plant Damages	$318.90
		Repair To Damaged Telstra Property - Projects
		The Claystone Superannuation Fund	$318.55
		Payroll Deduction
		The FIA Magid Superannuation Fund	$380.96
		Payroll Deduction
		The Michael Penson Superannuation Fund	$1,017.28
		Payroll Deduction
		The Saunders Superannuation Fund-Pac	$107.65
		Payroll Deduction
		Timms Superannuation Fund	$434.14
		Payroll Deduction
		Trailer Parts Pty Ltd	$1,534.81
		Vehicle Spare Parts - Fleet Maintenance
		Urban Development Institute of Australia WA Division Inc	$1,133.00
		Luncheon - Developer Contributions 06/07/11 - Various Officers
		WA Local Govt Superannuation	$441,704.46
		Payroll Deduction
		Western Power	$1,500.00
		Design Fee - Joondalup Drive - Projects

00001332	12/07/2011
		Armaguard	$241.55
		Cash Collections For Kingsway Indoor Stadium
		Automotive Personnel	$5,264.82
		Casual Labour For Fleet
		BP Australia Ltd	$207,785.89
		Fuel Issues For June 2011
		Di Candilo Steel City	$387.20
		Steel Supplies For Fleet
		Frogmat Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd	$78,422.38
		Landscaping Works At Old Tafford Park For May 2011
		George Mathews	$450.00
		Pesticide Training - 13 & 20 June 2011 For T Bampton - Parks
		Grand Toyota	$934.80
		Reg WN32664 - 60,000Km Service
		Greensense Pty Ltd	$4,125.00
		First Instalment - Greensense View Energy Monitoring Equipment Installation
		Integrated Group Ltd	$24,164.51
		Casual Labour For Various Departments
		Kmart Australia Limited	$99.75
		Art Supplies For Youth Services
		Logo Appointments	$5,436.92
		Casual Labour For Rates
		Mindarie Regional Council	$245,211.76
		Refuse Disposal Services For The City
		Recall Total Information Management	$1,782.91
		Document Retrieval Services - Records
		SAI Global Ltd	$111.52
		Internet Download 1725.1-10 - Health & Safety Services
		Turfmaster Pty Ltd	$8,695.50
		New Pathway Turfing - Property

00001333	15/07/2011
		City of Wanneroo - Rates	$466.66
		Rates Payments For Mayor Kelly, R Steffens, D Newton From Monthly Allowance
		Cr Alan Edwin Blencowe	$583.33
		Monthly Allowance
		Cr Anh Truong	$583.33
		Monthly Allowance
		Cr Brett Treby	$583.33
		Monthly Allowance
		Cr Dianne Guise	$583.33
		Monthly Allowance
		Cr Glynis Monks	$583.33
		Monthly Allowance
		Cr Ian Goodenough	$583.33
		Monthly Allowance
		Cr Laura Gwendolyn Gray	$583.33
		Monthly Allowance
		Cr Maureen Grierson	$583.33
		Monthly Allowance
		Cr Norman Hewer	$583.33
		Monthly Allowance
		Cr Rudi Steffens	$400.00
		Monthly Allowance
		Cr Stuart Mackenzie	$583.33
		Monthly Allowance
		Cr Tracey Roberts	$1,833.33
		Monthly Allowance
		Mayor Jon Kelly	$5,966.67
		Monthly Allowance

00001334	19/07/2011
		3 Australia	$648.21
		Paging Account For Fire Services
		Australia Post	$10,245.63
		Postage Charges For June 2011
		Australian Library & Information Association	$1,716.00
		Membership 2011-2012 For Wanneroo Library
		Australian Taxation Office	$3,888.00
		Payroll Deduction
		City of Wanneroo - Social Club	$8.00
		Payroll Deduction
		Cr Robert Smithson	$134.61
		Monthly Allowance - Paid Weekly
		FESA	$754.70
		Annual Monitoring Fee - New Civic Centre 2011-2012
		Frediani Milk Wholesalers	$728.80
		Milk Deliveries For The City
		Lonnegal Property Pty Ltd	$53,108.46
		50% Of Costs Associated With The Kestrels Demonstration House 1/04-30/05/11 - City Business

00001335	25/07/2011
		2020 Global Pty Ltd	$17,956.76
		Professional Services For Internal Audits
		A.C.T Industrial Ltd	$19,442.50
		Front Loader Bulk Bin - Waste Operations
		AAA Hillarys Plumbing and Gas	$16,148.00
		Install Internal Sewer Drainage - Quinns Rock Sports Club - Projects
		ABC Distributors	$1,763.60
		Various Items For Stores
		Aboriginal Urban Services	$800.00
		"Welcome To Country" - NAIDOC Event 02/07/11 - Community Links
		Storytelling For NAIDOC Event 05/07/11 - Community Links
		Accessible Transit Specialists	$302.50
		Automatic Step Repairs On WN32641 - Fleet
		Accidental First Aid Supplies	$26.92
		First Aid Supplies - Engineering
		Acclaimed Catering	$2,503.60
		Catering For Various Council Functions
		Accord Security Pty Ltd	$51,444.36
		Security Patrol Service For June 2011 - City Business
		Action Lock Service	$346.00
		Locking Services - Building Maintenance
		Adcorp Marketing Communications	$7,726.25
		Advertising For The City
		Adform	$2,152.70
		Lined & Lettered Incident/Operations Boards - Fire Services
		Volunteer Helmet Stickers & Labelling - Emergency Services
		Safety Helmets - Emergency Services
		Adshel Street Furniture Pty Ltd	$6,011.50
		Relocation Of Bus Shelter - Wanneroo Road - Infrastructure Projects
		Advance AutoQuip	$220.00
		Plastic Reservoir Tanks For Vehicle Hoist - Fleet Maintenance
		Affirmative Paving	$4,284.50
		Brick Paving To Islands Intersection Houghton & Joondalup Drive Wanneroo - Infrastructure Projects
		Air Communications	$10,895.50
		Swap Over Link At Yanchep & High Road Kingsway - 2 RF Tech Advanced Rigger
		Replacement Backup Spare Radio Link - IT
		Air Tools WA	$417.00
		Various Items - Infrastructure Projects
		Airless Spray Gun - Waste
		Airlube Australasia	$106.85
		Filters For Stores
		Alance Newspaper and Magazine Delivery	$20.40
		Newspapers For Clarkson Library
		Alchemy Technology	$13,744.50
		SMS Software Maintenance Upgrades - Program Services
		Alexander House of Flowers	$100.00
		Mixed Sympathy Box Arrangement - Mayor's Office
		Allied Forklifts Pty Ltd	$1,184.59
		Forklift Monthly Hire/Service - WRC
		Allmark & Associates Pty Ltd	$473.00
		Various Self Inking Stamps - Planning
		Allstamps	$62.50
		Red Ink Stamp For Customer Relations
		Allwest Engineering Services	$198.00
		Eurolube Drum Pump - Fleet Maintenance
		Amcap Distribution Centre	$6,081.02
		Vehicle Spare Parts - Fleet/Stores
		Amgrow Pty Ltd	$16,830.00
		Various Items For Parks Maintenance
		Anaconda	$95.98
		Spinifex Deluxe Tri-Fold Bed - Library
		APMM Group	$7,500.00
		Certificate III In Civic Construction Plant Operations Traineeship - Human Resources
		Aquatic Agency	$225.50
		Aqquastep Standard For Aquamotion
		Arbor Plus / Whitfords Tree Services	$550.00
		Hire Of Woodchipper - Parks
		Archival Survival Pty Ltd	$234.84
		Melinex Roll - Libraries
		Arcus Australia	$1,468.50
		Materials For Art Collection
		ARRB Transport Research Ltd	$1,342.00
		Workshop - Bridge Inspection 22-23/06/11 – Attendee M Oh
		Arrow Pressure Wash	$423.50
		Supply & Fit New Twin Pressure Lance - Fleet
		Supply Strip 6 Secondhand Guns - Fleet
		Art On The Move	$150.00
		Basic Soft Packing, Moving And Conservation Workshop At Minland Junction Arts Centre 07/07/2011 - Attendee M Stokes
		Artworks Conservation	$1,485.00
		Conservation Of Rowboat - Initial Consultation - Funded Services
		Ashdown Ingram	$1,249.68
		Parts For Fleet
		Asphaltech Pty Ltd	$214.50
		Hotmix For Engineering
		Association For The Blind WA	$121.55
		75mm Magnifiers - Heritage & Museum Services
		Ati-Mirage Training & Business Solutions	$2,035.00
		Training - Presentation Skills - Human Resources
		Aussie Gold	$413.60
		One Colour Print Shirts & Iron Numbers - Aquamotion
		Australasian Performing Right Assoc Ltd	$1,605.89
		Licence Fees - Background Music For Community Centres
		Australian Institute of Management	$10,912.00
		Training - Chasing Your Passion 14/06/11 - Human Resources
		Training - Effective Workplace Relationships 15/06/11 - Human Resources
		Training - Excel Advance Version 2007 - Human Resources
		Australian Paper Recovery Pty Ltd	$132.00
		Charges On Container FCIU8682360 For Wangara Recycling Centre
		Australian Plant Wholesalers/Lullfitz	$1,226.06
		Plants - Parks
		Automotive Personnel	$3,873.87
		Casual Labour For Fleet
		Autosmart WA North Metro	$1,348.05
		Truck Steam - Fleet Maintenance
		Avalon Canvas	$985.60
		2 X Tarps PVC - Wangara Recycling Facility
		B & S Treasure	$1,000.00
		Weaving Workshop For WLCC
		Barnetts Architectural Hardware	$729.37
		Hardware Supplies For Building Maintenance
		Barrett Displays	$1,017.50
		Display Module At Wanneroo Library And Cultural Centre - Building Maintenance
		Basketball Ringleader	$84,810.00
		Supply & Install New Basketball Backboard System - Gumblossom Community Centre, Wanneroo Recreation Centre & Hainsworth Recreation Centre - Building Maintenance
		BCA Consultants Pty Ltd	$10,670.00
		Consultancy - Banksia Room Modifications - Projects
		Consultancy - Air Quality At WRC
		Beaurepaires For Tyres	$40,609.80
		Tyre Fitting Services For The City
		Belair Smash Repairs Pty Ltd	$1,000.00
		Insurance Excess - WN32497
		Belmont Carpet Court	$165.00
		Synthetic Lawn Adhesive - Parks
		Benara Nurseries	$11,866.98
		Plants - Parks Maintenance
		Benchmark Projects	$1,650.00
		Project Management Services - Lot 2 Mather Drive Neerabup For May 2011 - Property
		Best Consultants Pty Ltd	$2,640.00
		Aquamotion Electrical Consulting Services - Building Maintenance
		Betahose & Fittings P/L	$4,069.80
		Repair & Replace Hydraulic Hoses - Fleet
		BGC Concrete	$2,234.76
		Pavers For Infrastructure Projects
		Concrete Mix - Engineering Maintenance
		BHW Consulting	$4,400.00
		Consulting - Part Projects Cost Health & Waste Local Laws Project
		Boffins Bookshop Pty Ltd	$39.78
		Book Purchases - Wanneroo Library
		Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd	$4,745.46
		Book Purchases - Wanneroo Library
		Boral Construction Materials Group Ltd	$3,150.95
		Construction Materials Delivered To Various Locations
		Bosnar Engineering Pty Ltd	$5,879.50
		Repair Shaft To Conveyor Roller - Wangara Recycling Facility
		Bailer Rollers To Drawing - Wangara Recycling Centre
		Bowden Tree Consultancy	$462.00
		Arboriculture Assessment And Report For 29 Paramount Drive Wangara - Parks
		Arboriculture Assessment & Report For Municipal & Verge Tree Girrawheen 15/07/11
		Boya Equipment	$100.35
		Vehicle Spare Parts - Fleet
		BP Australia Ltd	$1,113.93
		Vehicle Oil For Fleet
		BT Equipment Pty Ltd	$662.52
		Spare Parts For Fleet
		Bunnings Pty Ltd	$6,027.82
		Hardware Supplies For Various Departments
		Burkeair Pty Ltd	$35,180.63
		Airconditioning Maintenance For The City
		C R Kennedy & Co Pty Ltd	$33.55
		Blocking Levers For Survey Services
		Cafe Elixir	$165.00
		Catering For 50th Birthday Celebrations Wanneroo Library & Cultural Centre
		Caltex Energy	$138.40
		Fuel For Fleet
		Cameleon Paints	$1,285.68
		Paint For Waste Services
		Car Care (WA) Mindarie	$55.00
		Fire Truck Detail Clean - Fire Services
		Caravan Industry Association WA Inc	$805.00
		Subscription Fee - Property
		Carramar Resources Industries	$15,465.84
		Disposal Of Spoils From Pinjar Road - Infrastructure Projects
		Castledex	$441.79
		Stationery For Records
		CE Body Builders	$93.50
		Spare Parts For Fleet
		Central Institute of Technology	$454.00
		Course Fees For T L De Villers & L Easson For Certificate IV In Local Government Planning Semester 1 2011
		Cherry's Catering	$4,751.00
		Catering For Various Council Functions
		Chess Moving	$319.00
		Office Relocation From Civic Centre To Alexander Heights Care Centre For A Adams - Funded Services
		Children's Book Council of Aust	$392.50
		Merchandise For Children’s Book Week
		Choice	$688.00
		Subscription Renewal For Libraries
		City Business Machines	$2,425.51
		Various Items For Information Technology
		City of Stirling	$9.90
		Lost Book Charges - Yanchep Public Library
		Civica Pty Ltd	$5,786.00
		End Of Year Training - Financials
		19 Additional Trim Licences - IT
		Trim - Annual Maintenance - IT
		CJD Equipment Pty Ltd	$541.80
		Spare Parts For Fleet
		Clean It Environmental Solutions	$1,875.50
		Road Sweeping Services For The City
		Coates Hire Operations Pty Ltd	$19,222.11
		Equipment Hire For Various Departments
		Coca Cola Amatil Pty Ltd	$1,052.20
		Various Cold Drinks - Kingsway
		Coffey Commercial Advisory	$19,954.00
		20 % Payment Plus 20 % Phase 6 - Co Location Opportunity For Equest And Wheeled Sport Association In Wanneroo Report - Program Services
		Coles Supermarkets Aust Pty Ltd	$1,014.85
		Gift Cards For Human Resources
		Collins Craft & School Supplies	$43.10
		Various Items For Community Arts Program
		Colmax Glass Pty Ltd	$6,551.49
		Glass Recycling - WRC
		Commissioner of Police	$169.50
		Volunteers National Police Check May 2011
		Community Newspapers	$39,983.13
		Advertising For June 2011
		Corporate Express	$17,426.11
		Stationery Account For June 2011
		Courier Australia	$300.63
		Courier Services - Fleet
		Coventry Fasteners	$17.75
		Vehicle Spare Parts - Fleet
		Coventrys	$3,435.91
		Purchases For Various Departments
		Cummins South Pacific Pty Ltd	$809.35
		Various Parts - Fleet Maintenance
		Cutting Edges Pty Ltd	$108.71
		Parts For Fleet Maintenance
		Data #3 Limited	$564.67
		Adobe Acrobat Professional 10 Windows - IT
		DBS Fencing	$9,770.67
		Various Works For Parks
		Dell Australia Pty Ltd	$3,784.33
		Various Items For IT
		Desert Storm Adventures	$1,300.00
		Desert Storm Adventure Tour - Programs
		Dexion Balcatta	$403.84
		9 X Shelves For Heritage & Museums
		Diamond Lock & Key	$1,598.92
		Locking Services - Building Maintenance
		Dick Smith Electronics	$164.81
		Nokia Dc-4 2Mm Pin Car Charger - IT
		Headsets For NAIDOC Video - Community Links
		2 X Cordless Phones - IT
		Diplomat Blades (Aust) Pty Ltd	$4,554.00
		Parts For WRC
		Direct Door Service	$12,477.68
		Supply & Install 5 X Electric Motors To Selected Commercial Roller Doors - Building
		Discus Digital Print	$14,032.70
		Signage For Infrastructure Assets And Jenolan Way Community Centre
		Artwork For Mindarie Homestead Sign - Community Links
		DME Contractors	$297.94
		Hartman Drive Landscaping - Infrastructure Projects
		Donald Cant Watts Corke (WA) Pty Ltd	$2,200.00
		Cost Planning Services For Wanneroo Show Grounds Changerooms Reconstruction
		Dorma Movable Walls Pty Ltd	$5,676.00
		Gumblossom Hall Community Centre - Supply & Install Accordion Door - Building Maintenance
		Downer EDI Engineering Pty Ltd	$8,574.97
		Release Of Retention - Supply/Install Traffic Lights Ocean Reef Road And Hartman Drive
		Dowsing Concrete	$168,589.73
		Install Handrails At Automotive Drive
		Supply/Install Concrete Cricket Pitch At Lake Joondalup - Infrastructure Projects
		Upgrade Netball Facilities At Kingsway Netball Courts - Infrastructure Projects
		Pathways - Joondalup Drive, Wanneroo Road, Marangaroo Drive, Dusart Way, Waldburg, Falkner Way - Engineering
		Drive In Electrics	$6,229.00
		Vehicle Electrical Maintenance For Fleet
		DVM Fencing	$1,056.00
		Repairs To Damaged Fence - Infrastructure
		Dzolv Products Pty Ltd	$528.00
		Glass Cleaner For Stores
		E & MJ Rosher	$2,434.95
		Vehicle Spare Parts For Fleet
		Eclipse Resources Pty Ltd	$601.35
		Disposal Of Rubble - Engineering
		ECO Environmental Pty Ltd	$176.00
		Hyfrolab Quanta Hire - 28/06/2011 - Parks
		Eco-Care (WA) Pty Ltd	$471.90
		General Cleaning - Merriwa Office
		Edgewater Communications	$176.00
		Service Call For Phone System To 21 Landsdown Place Merriwa - IT
		Edgewater Veterinary Hospital	$553.00
		Veterinary Costs - Rangers
		e-Fire & Safety	$74.25
		Fire Extinguisher Location Signs - Fleet
		Elan Media Partners Pty Ltd	$149.80
		Stock Purchases For Library
		Ellenby Tree Farms	$1,452.00
		Plants For Parks
		Elliotts Irrigation Pty Ltd	$236.50
		Reticulation Items For Parks
		Embroidme Malaga	$195.09
		Uniforms For Kingsway
		Ergolink	$4,746.57
		Ergonomic Equipment For The City
		Essential Fire Services	$5,285.59
		Inspection & Testing Of Fire Equipment For June 2011 At Various Community Centres
		Install Fire Extinguishers At Ashby Depot
		Call-Out Fees - Building Maintenance
		EW Hawthorn	$160.00
		Extra Clean Up - Acrylic Art Classes - Program Services
		Invoice Underpaid - Acrylic Painting - Program Services
		Exceed Consulting (WA) Pty Ltd	$726.00
		Safety Audit On Playground At Kingsway Sporting Complex - Infrastructure Projects
		Playground Audit For Wonambi Park
		Shade Sails For Rotary Park
		Fawzak Pty Ltd	$2,720.21
		Magazines For Libraries
		Fence Hire WA	$1,280.20
		Temporary Fences - Pinjar Road, Nanovich Park & Mary Lindsay Homestead
		Fifth Quadrant	$14,377.00
		Consultancy Support - Customer Service
		Find Wise	$1,545.16
		Location Of Services Joondalup Drive & Keenfield Drive - Infrastructure Projects
		Fire & Safety WA	$8,400.15
		Class"A" Foam 40 Litre - Fire Services
		Pistol Grip Fire Lozzle & Storz - Emergency Services
		Foodlink Food Service	$1,261.19
		Various Catering Items - Stores
		Forestvale Trees Pty Ltd	$5,522.00
		Agonis Flexuosa - Parks
		Forpark Australia	$83,434.56
		Removal Andd Disposal Of Existing Play Equipment Wanneroo Showgrounds - Infrastructure Projects
		Playgound Equipment - Parks
		Fortron Automotive Treatments Pty Ltd	$475.20
		Brake Cleaner For Stores
		Friction Control	$52.80
		Vehicle Spare Parts For Fleet
		Fuji Xerox Australia Pty Ltd	$12,021.83
		Equipment Lease, Colour Image Charge And Paper For Reprographic Services
		Fundamental Pty Ltd	$435.90
		Sausages For NAIDOC Week - Community Links
		Garmony Property Consultants	$1,650.00
		Valuation Report For Lot 105, 196 Gnangara Road Landsdale - Property
		Geoff's Tree Service Pty Ltd	$27,466.45
		Services At Various Locations For Parks
		Geon	$4,488.00
		Printing - School Parking - City Business
		Printing - Library Presentation Folders
		Glenfords Discount Tool Centre (WA)	$296.55
		Parts For Building Maintenance
		Repair Jackhammer - Engineering
		Grand Toyota	$8,126.20
		Vehicle Services For Fleet Maintenance
		Grass Growers	$81,913.56
		Supply Plant And Operators To Mulch Greenwaste Stockpiles At WRC
		Grass Roots Inc	$944.00
		Deposit For Conference Centre/Chalets/ Catering For HR
		Grasstree Exposure Services	$4,496.25
		Prepare, Extract/Transport 17 Grasstrees - Houghton Park
		Grasstrees Australia	$5,231.38
		Transplanted Grasstrees - Hartman Drive - Feb 2011 - Projects
		Watering Of Grasstrees Along Pinjar Road 31/03/11
		Replant Grasstrees Marangaroo Golf Course
		12 Month Maintenance Program For Pinjar Road
		Gravity Discovery Centre	$1,185.00
		Lunch For Social Support Outing - Program Services
		Greens Hiab Service	$1,032.90
		Hiab Services For Parks Maintenance
		Greensense Pty Ltd	$4,125.00
		First Instalment - Greensense View Energy Monitoring Equipment Installation
		Greenway Enterprises	$1,314.15
		Purchases For Various Departments
		Greenworx	$17,930.00
		Landscaping Hartman Drive
		Gymcare	$103.95
		Fitness Equipment For Aquamotion
		Hanson Construction Materials Pty Ltd	$3,770.36
		Construction Materials Delivered To Various Locations
		Harmer News Pty Ltd	$142.80
		Newspapers/Periodicals For The City
		Hendercare	$46,213.68
		Support Services For CACP/HACC Clients
		Hinds Sand Supplies	$7,469.00
		Harley Rake Hire For Parks
		History Council of WA	$50.00
		Corporate Membership 2011/2012 - Heritage
		Hitachi Construction Machinery Pty Ltd	$2,246.86
		Vehicle Filters For Depot Store
		Home Chef	$1,369.08
		Support Services For CACP/HACC Clients
		Homecare Options	$37,968.95
		Corporate Membership 2011/2012 - Heritage
		Support Services For CACP/HACC Clients
		Host Direct	$1,015.00
		Catering Supplies For Communication & Events
		Humes Concrete Products	$37,944.35
		Construction Materials Delivered To Various Locations
		Hydroquip Pumps	$332,614.70
		Capital Works Upgrade At Various Parks
		Testing Pump - Keith Griffith Park
		IBolt Fencing	$2,195.60
		Repair Tennis Net - Parks
		IFAP	$10,142.00
		4 x Accident Investigation Training Courses - HR
		IMEX Solutions WA Pty Ltd	$1,485.00
		Customised Trim Training - Information Technology
		In Line Temporary Fencing Pty Ltd	$1,474.00
		Temporary Fence At Old Trafford Park - Projects
		Independence Studios Pty Ltd	$511.50
		Assorted Retail Items For Funded Services
		InfoCouncil Pty Ltd	$363.00
		Support Fees For IT
		Information Services & Technology P/L	$748.00
		Migration Of Public Art Database In Collections Onto Mosaic
		Integrated Group Ltd	$40,432.92
		Casual Labour For The City
		Intermedia Group Pty Ltd	$48.00
		Government News - 1 Year Special Renewal Rate - Strategy & Performance
		IPWEA	$6,292.00
		Leisure Check Visitor Measures & Leisure Check Management Measures - Wanneroo Aquamotion
		Seminar - Parks & Recreation 2011 26/05/11 – Attendee N Nguyen
		Irrigation Innovations	$11,220.00
		Pinjar Road Irrigation - Projects
		J & K Hopkins	$429.00
		Mobile Storage Cupboard - Libraries
		J Blackwood & Son Ltd	$619.34
		Various Items For Stores
		Jane B Blake	$641.67
		Transcripts For Oral History - Funded Services
		JB Hi Fi Group Pty Ltd	$1,154.98
		CD's/DVD's For Yanchep Library
		JCA Dealer Services	$463.11
		Vehicle Repairs For Fleet
		JDSi Consulting Engineers	$6,050.00
		Consulting Services - Fowey Look Mindarie - Property
		Joondalup Drive Medical Centre	$3,458.60
		Medical Fees - Human Resources/Fire Services
		Joondalup Electrical Retail Centre	$688.00
		HP Officejet 6500A Printer - Facilities
		Toaster, Vacuum, Overload Protector & Extension Cord For Girrawheen Library
		Joondalup Office National	$100.00
		Brochure Holder For Library Services
		Kelyn Training Services	$1,380.00
		Risk Management Course & Advanced Worksite Traffic Management - Attendee M Barua
		Training - Basic Worksite Traffic Management - Infrastructure Maintenance
		Kim Nguyet Pham	$1,210.00
		Vietnamese Magazines From July 2011 To June 2012 - Girrawheen Library
		Kings Metal Fabrications	$154.00
		2 Wheel Chocks - Heritage
		Kirby Swim Equip	$1,177.00
		Swim Teaching Platform - Aquamotion
		Kleenit	$7,983.00
		Graffiti Removal Throughout City Of Wanneroo
		Knight And Sons	$684.25
		Sustenance For Impounded Animals - Rangers
		Konekt Australia Pty Ltd	$1,813.84
		Ergonomic Assessment Workshop - Governance
		Ergonomic Assessments For Information Management
		Kooya Consultancy	$2,200.00
		Service & Delivery Of Cultural Awareness Seminar For Elected Members
		Kyle Promotions	$709.50
		Cleaning Services To Capricorn House
		Kyocera Mita Aust P/L	$2,965.13
		Photocopier Meter Reading For Various Departments
		L & T Venables Pty Ltd	$374.29
		Purchases For Various Departments
		Ladybirds Plant Hire	$343.75
		Rental Of Plants For The City
		Landcare Weed Control	$495.00
		Wipe Typha In Church St Basin And Lake Joondalup Green Corps Planting Site- Parks
		Landmark	$800.27
		Various Items For Conservation & Parks
		Laser Exchange	$220.00
		Service Call Out To Panafax UF-590 - Finance
		Lawn Doctor	$7,810.00
		Supply/Lay Turf At Alverez Park
		LD Total	$98,370.28
		Landscaping Services For The City
		Lee Alexander West	$600.00
		Times Cultural Dance And Vocal Performance At NAIDOC Week
		Leon Hendroff	$770.00
		School Holiday Art Workshop 15/07/11 - Funded Services
		Les Mills Asia Pacific	$1,035.33
		Group Fitness Class Licence - Aquamotion
		Local Government Managers Aust.	$1,060.70
		2011 LGMA Management Challenge Australasian Final - Sydney 23-24/06/11 - Flight For D Blair - Attendance At Dinner –D Simms And D Blair
		Local Government Managers Australia	$2,342.00
		Conference - Women In Local Government – Attendee N Nguyen
		2011 Integrated Planning Master Class Registration - Attendee John Paton
		Registration - Customer Service Forum – Attendees K Russell, N Barker & 1 X Tab
		Locker Group P/L	$212.30
		Steel Supplies For Fleet
		Logo Appointments	$1,375.61
		Casual Labour For Rates
		Lyons & Peirce	$1,381.60
		Hire Of Combination Unit & Operator Beach Road & Redcliffe Street - Engineering
		Lyppard	$532.71
		Disinfectant - Regulatory Services
		M & K Bailey Accredited Newsagents	$35.20
		Newspapers/Periodicals - Economic Development
		MacDonald Johnston Engineering Company	$6,469.15
		Vehicle Spare Parts - Fleet/Stores
		Major Motors	$262.80
		Spare Parts For Fleet
		Marfleet Distributing Co. Pty Ltd	$2,072.40
		Spare Parts For Fleet
		Marquee Magic	$1,094.42
		Equipment Hire For Transport And Traffic
		Matrix Productions	$950.00
		Staging Hire - WLCC Events
		Maxine Laurie	$1,082.00
		Transcript Of Interview With Dorothy Darch - Heritage
		Pre-Interview With Rita Leach - Heritage
		Mayday Earthmoving	$177,106.44
		Heavy Equipment Hire For The City
		MBL Food Services	$408.82
		Supplies For Pest Control - Regulatory Services
		McGees Property	$2,722.50
		Valuation Fee - Claim For Compensation Mirrabooka Avenue Extension -Planning Implementation
		McLeods Barristers And Solicitors	$18,557.95
		Legal Fees – Various For The City
		McLernon's Supply & Demand	$1,757.60
		New Office Desk & Hutch For Training - Emergency Services
		Assembly & Delivery Lockable Cabinet - Programs
		Work Stations And Filing Cabinets - Building Maintenance
		McNaughtans Pty Ltd	$654.28
		Welding Supplies For Fleet
		Mechanical Project Services Pty Ltd	$2,222.09
		Call Out/Maintenance - WLCC
		Metrocount	$372.90
		Various Items - Transport & Traffic
		Midalia Steel Pty Ltd	$426.29
		Steel Supplies For Engineering & Fleet
		Midland Brick Company Pty Ltd	$5,611.32
		Pavers For Joondalup Drive - Infrastructure Projects
		Mini-Tankers Australia Pty Ltd	$22,833.12
		Fuel Issues For Fleet
		Minter Ellison Lawyers	$3,225.58
		Heads Of Agreement Extension - City Businesses
		Resource Recovery Facility Guarantee Advice 02/06/2011-28/06/2011 - City Business
		Miracle Recreation Equipment Pty Ltd	$43,679.90
		Work On Playground Equipment At Various Locations - Parks
		Mirco Bros Pty Ltd Oil Distributors	$1,264.85
		Various Items For Parks Maintenance
		Modal Pty Ltd	$297.00
		Leading Cultural Change Breakfast With The CEO Of Joondalup Health Campus Kempton Cowan 02/06/2011 – Attendees R Crisp, A Gillespie, J Love
		Modern Teaching Aids Pty Ltd	$34.65
		Jumbo Kids Puzzles For Libraries
		Morley Mower Centre	$360.70
		Vehicle Spare Parts For Fleet
		Move It	$181.50
		Removalist Services For Heritage
		Mr Branko Civich	$798.25
		Massage Sales For April & May 2011 - Aquamotion
		Ms Oriel Green	$150.00
		Children’s Cultural Activity - NAIDOC Week
		Ms Punita Bimal Mandalia	$400.00
		Art & Craft Classes Held Throughout June 11 - Community Development
		Murdoch Children’s Research Institute	$280.00
		Platform Resource Folders - Heritage
		Mustang Print & Copy	$374.00
		Printing - Business Cards - Emergency Services
		Natural Area Holdings Pty Ltd	$1,210.00
		Plants For Long Beach Park - Parks
		Nespresso Professional	$1,989.78
		Coffee Machine & Coffee Capsules For Councillors Jarrah Lounge - Marketing
		New Internationalist Publications Pty Ltd	$324.00
		Subscription For Libraries
		Noongar Media Enterprises Pty Ltd	$385.00
		Radio Advertising For NAIDOC Celebrations - Wanneroo Library & Cultural Centre
		Northern Districts Pest Control	$8,294.00
		Pest Control Services For The City
		Northern Lawnmower & Chainsaw Specialists	$1,151.20
		Various Items - Parks/Fleet
		Novus Autoglass	$132.00
		Fit Windscreen – Plant No. 98398 - Fleet
		Nuford	$219.65
		Spare Parts For Fleet
		Oakvale Capital Limited	$2,200.00
		Investment Advisory & Reporting Fee For June 2011
		Oars Across The Waters Pty Ltd	$6,216.39
		Specialist Psych Services 07/05/2011To 02/06/2011 - HR
		O'Brien Glass Industries Ltd	$731.83
		Windscreen Replacement To WN33232 - Insurance Services
		OCP Sales - Omnific Enterprises P/L	$246.25
		Two-Way Radio Charger - WRC
		Officemax	$1,908.03
		Various Items For IT
		Officeworks Superstores Pty Ltd	$143.93
		Mobile White Board - Kingsway Indoor Stadium
		Opposite Lock	$515.00
		Winch Cable - Regulatory Services
		Service Winch - Regulatory Services
		Orica Australia P/L	$2,077.76
		Pool Chemicals For Aquamotion
		Osborne Park Welding Supplies	$233.75
		Repair Welder - Fleet
		Otto Environment Systems Pty Ltd	$58,572.80
		Lid Pins X 2000 For Bins - Waste Services
		1468 X 240L Bins - Waste
		Pacific Brands	$1,645.55
		Uniforms For Various Departments
		Pallet Pals	$280.50
		Pallets For Engineering
		Paper Recycling Industries	$356.40
		Wanneroo Recycle Bin Exchange - Information & Business Improvements
		Paper-Go-Round	$1,430.00
		Living And Growing In Wanneroo Cards - Community Links
		Paragon Corporate Training	$2,000.00
		Certificate IV In Government Investigations For R Mansfield - Final Payment
		Parins	$1,000.00
		Insurance Excess For WN32103 - Insurance Services
		Paul Skerritt Pty Ltd (Joondalup Health Campus)	$340.00
		Medical Fees - Human Resources
		Pax Books	$1,398.79
		Book Purchases - Girrawheen Library
		Peedac Pty Ltd	$2,686.20
		Catering For Hainsworth Community Centre, Neerabup Primary School and Addison Park Clubrooms
		Personalised Landscape & Design	$6,501.32
		Landscape Services At Various Parks
		Perth Bin Hire	$21,498.10
		Rental Of Compactor & Open Top Bin - June 2011
		Truck And Driver Hire - WRC
		Perth Convention Bureau	$313.50
		Annual Membership 01/07-30/06/12 - Libraries
		Perth Galleries	$2,420.00
		Valuation Of CoW Art Collections - Community Links
		Perth Industrial Centre Pty Ltd	$211.64
		Vehicle Belts For Fleet
		Peter's Bus Charters	$920.00
		Bus Hire For Social Support Outing - Program Services
		Transport For HACC Social Support Outing 11/07/2011 - Program Services
		Photo Perth Wholesale Pty Ltd	$1,642.21
		Conservation Supplies For Funded Services
		Pink Healthcare Services	$1,598.80
		Hygienic Services For Building Maintenance
		PJ & CA Contracting	$763.40
		Barrier Gate Inspections For June 2011 - Various Sites - Parks
		Plantrite	$25,069.76
		Plant Propagation For Conservation Services
		Plants For Parks Maintenance
		Playground Solutions	$805.27
		Parts For Parks
		PLE Computers	$406.00
		Webcam And Laptop Charger - IT
		Podiatry Services	$150.00
		Domiciliary Podiatry Services - Programs
		Polytechnic West	$215.95
		Text Books - Automotive Mechanics For G Garratt (Fleet) - HR
		Portner Press Pty Ltd	$77.00
		Health & Safety 2011 Update 3 - HR
		Portobello Fresh Food Merchants	$943.76
		Food Items For Alexander & Quinns Day Care Centres
		Prestige Alarms	$35,251.80
		Alarm Services For The City
		Printstuf	$11,993.20
		Printing of Various Items for the City -
		Prodesign Lighting Pty Ltd	$3,040.95
		Lighting For Funded Services
		Project Industries	$6,337.60
		Repairs/Parts For Fleet
		Protector Alsafe	$2,225.17
		Various Items - Fire Services/Stores
		PWE Valuations Pty Ltd	$3,030.00
		Valuation Services For Property
		Qualcon Laboratories	$1,925.00
		Pavement Investigation - Kingsway Sporting Reserve
		Limestone Testing - Joondalup/Cheriton Drive
		ESL Retest - Joondalup/Houghton Drive
		Testing Calcium Caltronate Content - Houghton Drive
		Quantum Multimedia Communications	$203.18
		SMS Charges For Fire Services
		Quinns Podiatry	$90.00
		Consultancy - Program Services
		R E Miles	$280.00
		Pest Control Services For The City
		RAC Driving Centre	$3,000.00
		Defensive Drive Training For Fire Services Volunteers
		Recall Total Information Management	$2,906.62
		Document Retrieval Services - Records
		Records Management Assoc of Aust	$570.00
		Corporate Membership Renewal - Records
		Red Hot Group WA	$469.24
		Courier Services - Fleet
		Refresh Waters Pty Ltd	$47.50
		Water For Yanchep & Girrawheen Libraries
		Reliance Petroleum	$792.57
		Kerosene Marked - Infrastructure Maintenance
		Retech Rubber Pty Ltd	$93,380.25
		Rubber Softfall At Bardsley Park, Barndie Park & Wanneroo Showground
		Richgro	$39.00
		Lawn Mix For Parks Maintenance
		Rightrack	$465.00
		Wheel Alignments For Fleet
		Riot Art & Craft	$250.66
		Art Supplies For School Holiday Program
		Road & Traffic Services	$17,310.15
		Road Marking Services For The City
		Road Signs Australia	$8,571.64
		Various Signs & Bollards For The City
		Roads 2000 Pty Ltd	$27,891.60
		Road Works At Various Locations
		Rodriquez Designs	$278.08
		Assorted Tea Towels - Heritage & Museums
		RSEA Pty Ltd	$333.74
		Various Signs For Upgrade To Workshop - Fleet
		Rubek Automatic Doors	$6,160.00
		Sliding Door Repairs At Wanneroo Senior Citizens Centre
		S & C Linemarking	$1,034.00
		Speed Humps For Quinns Rock Bowling Club & Iverell Green Carramar - Infrastructure
		Blacked Out Existing Line - Pinjar Road - Infrastructure Projects
		Safety World	$2,636.85
		Safety Items For Various Departments
		Safeway Contracting	$935.00
		Remove Asbestos - Quinns Caravan Office/Residence
		SAI Global Ltd	$383.14
		Internet Download - Assets Management
		Download - Confined Spaces - Infrastructure Maintenance
		Publication Download - Transport & Traffic
		Sarum Industries Pty Ltd	$2,293.50
		Re-Instate Gate At Wanneroo Football Club - Madeley- Parks
		Remove/Replace Damaged Fencing At Wanneroo Football Club
		Fence Repairs At Marangaroo Golf Course - Parks
		Fence Repairs At Neville Road - Insurance Services
		Schindler Lifts Aust Pty Ltd	$1,843.21
		Lift Services For The City
		Seamless (Aust) Pty Ltd	$11,917.00
		Licences And Support Charges - IT
		Seatbelt Solutions & Aircraft Upholstery Services	$1,472.00
		Various Items - Fleet
		Sigma Chemicals	$3,123.35
		Chemical Supply For Aquamotion
		Site Environmental & Remediation Services Pty Ltd	$6,380.00
		Asbestos Surveys - Building Maintenance
		Slater-Gartrell Sports	$280.50
		Stopwatches/Footballs/Bibs For Kingsway Indoor Stadium
		SMB Electrical Services	$112,387.00
		Wanneroo Showgrounds - Phase 4, Claim Number 3
		Solver Paints	$1,650.53
		Paint Supplies - Building Maintenance
		Sorensen Short & Associates	$9,069.04
		Subdivision Road Widening - Lot 11 Gnangara Road Wangara - Property
		Part Payment - Survey For Lot 5 (3) Lagoon Drive Yanchep - Property
		Part Payment - Survey For Lot 3 Lenore Road Wanneroo - Property
		SoundPack Solutions	$215.60
		CD Cases For Clarkson Library
		Southern Scene	$5,108.93
		Books For Wanneroo Library
		Specialised Security Shredding	$54.18
		Security Shredding For The City
		Sports Turf Technology Pty Ltd	$720.50
		Turf And Soil Testing - Parks
		Sports World of WA	$1,183.60
		Various Items - Aquamotion
		Spotlight Stores Pty Ltd	$162.66
		Various Items - School Holiday Supplies For Youth Services
		Standout Signs	$6,765.00
		Supply And Apply Vehicle Signage To Ford Ranger - Community Patrol
		Remove Decals From Waste Trucks
		Statewide Cleaning Supplies Pty Ltd	$1,548.05
		Cleaning Supplies For Depot Store And Communications & Events
		Statewide Pump Services	$3,168.00
		Pump Inspections For Building Maintenance
		Stealth Audio	$844.00
		Supply/Install Reversing Camera System - Fleet
		Remove & Replace Car Kit - Fleet
		Supply & Install Bluetooth Car Kit - Fleet
		Relocate Bluetooth Mic & Answer Button - Fleet
		Stevil Contracting	$781.00
		Modify Side Hoist - Fleet
		Stewarts Laundry Service	$424.60
		Bag Wash - Kingsway Indoor Stadium
		Cleaning Of Linen In Civic Centre
		Streamline Trust	$81.60
		Newspaper Supplies - Yanchep Library
		Structerre	$12,100.00
		Consultancy Services - Restoration/ Replacement Of The Lookout And Pathway Structures - The Broadview
		Subway Clarkson	$55.00
		Platter For English Conversation Classes At Clarkson Library
		Sun City Publishing Pty Ltd	$7,250.00
		Advertising For June 11 - Communication& Events
		Sunny Industrial Brushware	$790.90
		Gutter Brooms - Stores
		Supercrane	$8,923.20
		Upgrade Crane Fall Arrest System On Crane Number 961081- Fleet
		Superior Pak	$591.80
		Galvanised Steel Bin - Waste Services
		Swan Towing Services Pty Ltd	$2,926.00
		Towing Services For Fleet
		Swim Australia	$356.50
		Swim Teacher Training Book - From The Pool's Edge - Aquamotion
		Waterproof Paper For Aquamotion
		The Language Centre	$996.70
		Books For Girrawheen Library
		The Play Room Educational Toys	$285.48
		Various Items - Aquamotion
		The Rigging Shed	$709.50
		Various Items For Conservation
		The Royal Life Saving Society Australia WA Branch Inc	$1,354.75
		Term 2 Certificates For Swim School - Aquamotion
		Senior First Aid Requalification 21/04/11 Cancellation X 1 - Human Resources
		Wristbands - Aquamotion
		The Watershed Water Systems	$32,155.78
		Reticulation For Parks Maintenance
		Tl Engineering Aust Pty Ltd	$440.00
		Sunvisor For Light Tanker - Fire Services
		Toll Transport Pty Ltd	$1,178.95
		Courier Services For The City
		Total Landscape Redevelopment Service Pty Ltd	$30,217.00
		Landscapes Services At Mirrabooka Avenue
		Supply/Install Trees And Apply Mulch To Various Location - Infrastructure
		Total Road Services	$59,866.09
		Traffic Control Services For The City
		Total Steel of Aust Pty Ltd	$1,106.60
		Steel Supplies For WRC
		Tourism Council Western Australia	$1,650.00
		Membership For City Business
		Treat Time Distributors	$560.00
		Protein Revival Shakes For Aquamotion
		Trisley's Hydraulic Services Pty Ltd	$2,002.00
		Annual Preventative Maintenance Work - Aquamotion
		Monthly Service Carried Out To Pool Filtration System For May 2011
		Triton Electrical Contractors Pty Ltd	$171,369.44
		Install Submersible Pump At Various Parks
		Install Cable & Conduit For New Cubicle Location From Pump Station To Adjacent Lake Marangaroo
		Trover Learning	$145.74
		Materials For Program Services
		TSV Australia Pty Ltd	$396.00
		Transmitter UHF Fitness Audio - Aquamotion
		Turfmaster Pty Ltd	$120,487.93
		Turf Works At Various Parks
		Golf Course Maintenance For June 2011
		UES (Int'L) Pty Ltd	$334.66
		Spare Parts For Fleet
		Ultimate Drainage	$104,430.63
		Construct & Install Sewer Main Extension, House Drain & Water Corporation Fees For Quinns Sports Club - Infrastructure Projects
		United Equipment	$478.71
		Pump Service For Fleet
		Universal Coatings WA	$1,980.00
		Wagon Restoration - Museum And Heritage
		Vertical Telecoms WA Pty Ltd	$563.42
		Repair Handset - Fleet
		Install Two Way - Fleet
		Visual Inspirations Pty Ltd	$1,140.70
		Equipment Hire For Marketing
		VLI Conveyors Pty Ltd	$5,166.70
		Chevron Belt - WRC
		WA Garage Doors	$4,956.60
		Works At Various Locations - Building Maintenance
		WA Hino Sales & Service	$265.10
		Registration For New Hino 300 Series WN33317
		WA Kerbing	$19,506.46
		Lay Kerbing/Footpath - Houghton & Joondalup Drive - Engineering Maintenance
		Lay Kerbing/Footpath At Ashby Depot Carpark
		WA Library Supplies	$1,659.50
		Stationery Items For Library Services
		WA Local Government Assoc	$77.00
		WALGA Breakfast 06/07/2011 - Attendee J Stenhouse - Finance
		WA Rangers Association Inc	$470.00
		Registration 2011 Professional Development Training Conference 22-23 September - Attendeer C Arnold
		Wanneroo Agricultural Machinery	$1,373.22
		Various Parts - Fleet Maintenance
		Wanneroo Business Association Inc	$738.00
		Table For 10 For Trivia Night Auction Dinner 2011 - Elected Members
		Business Breakfast 01/06/11 Clients For Life With Social Media - Cr Treby
		Wanneroo Caravan Centre & Steel Fabricators	$4,619.46
		Steel Fabrication Works For Various Departments
		Wanneroo Central Bushfire Brigade	$385.50
		Reimbursement For Annual Web Hosting - Fire Services
		Wanneroo Electric	$44,926.89
		Electrical Maintenance For The City
		Wanneroo Glass	$537.90
		Supply/Fit Mirror To Lift - WLCC
		Wanneroo Hardware	$1,443.60
		Hardware Purchases For Various Departments
		Wanneroo Plumbing	$34,344.21
		Plumbing Maintenance For The City
		Wanneroo Smash Repairs Pty Ltd	$1,000.00
		Insurance Excess On WN32993
		Wanneroo Towing Service	$1,293.60
		Towing Abandoned Vehicles
		Wanneroo Trophy Shop	$664.50
		Name Badges For Various Employees
		Trophy Golden Boot For Men’s Soccer - Kingsway Stadium
		Trophy - Gold Bowl On Star Riser - Aquamotion
		Water Dynamics	$20,738.41
		Installation Of Controllers - Amery Park
		West Australian Nursing Agency	$4,104.56
		Nurses For Immunisation Clinic - Health
		West Coast Institute of Training	$4,114.00
		Workshop In EEO Legislation & Bullying - Human Resources
		Sponsorship Of The West Coast Innovation (Employee) Award For The 2011 Awards Evening
		West Coast School of Art	$405.00
		Art Classes For Wanneroo Recreation Centre
		Westbooks	$911.73
		Book Purchases For Library Services
		Westcare Industries	$242.11
		Address Labels For Library Services
		Westrac	$351.22
		Spare Parts For Fleet
		West-Sure Group Pty Ltd	$129.80
		Cash Collection For Customer Services
		White Oak Home Care Services Pty Ltd	$17,517.34
		Support Services HACC/CACP Clients
		Whites Wires Australia Pty Ltd	$28,160.00
		Bailing Wire For WRC
		Wilsons Sign Solutions	$264.00
		Door Decal - Libraries
		WJ & A Gordon Low Loader Services	$2,200.00
		Transport Services For Fleet
		Woodhouse Legal	$462.00
		Legal Fees - Yanchep Coastal Pathway - Infrastructure
		Wooldridges	$77.40
		Craft Items For Education Program
		Work Clobber	$2,054.25
		Staff Uniforms For Various Employees
		Workforce Solutions Pty Ltd	$1,891.95
		ASPEC Administration 2011/2012 - Projects
		Worldwide Online Printing	$1,296.00
		Printing Bin Stickers - City Business
		Printing Business Cards - Various Employees
		Printing Full Colour Prints - Community Development
		Wrenoil	$17.32
		Oil Waste Disposal For WRC
		Wurths Australia Pty Ltd	$298.88
		Parts For Fleet
		Xpress Magazine	$737.00
		Advertising For Marketing
		Youth Affairs Council of WA	$550.00
		Membership Subscription For Youth Services

00001336	25/07/2011
		DME Contractors	$17,438.50
		Progress Claim And Retention Release - Swanley Park - Projects
		Estate Landscape Maintenance (E.L.M.)	$37,760.15
		Site Services At Butler - Parks
		Frogmat Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd	$52,587.58
		Progress Claim For Old Trafford Park June 2011

00001337	26/07/2011
		Automotive Personnel	$3,633.52
		Casual Labour - Fleet Maintenance
		Integrated Group Ltd	$4,341.76
		Casual Labour - Parks
		Mindarie Regional Council	$204,291.49
		Refuse Disposal For The City
		Office Cleaning Experts	$44,226.74
		Cleaning Services For Period 01/07/11 - 15/07/11
		VDM Earthmoving Contractors Pty Ltd	$1,140,056.59
		Progress Claim 3 - Ocean Reef Road Extension Stage 2 - Infrastructure Projects

00001338	26/07/2011
		Australian Manufacturing Workers Union	$247.20
		Payroll Deduction
		Australian Services Union	$753.20
		Payroll Deduction
		Australian Taxation Office	$345,472.00
		Payroll Deduction
		CFMEU WA Branch	$48.00
		Payroll Deduction
		Child Support Agency	$1,814.73
		Payroll Deduction
		City of Wanneroo - Payroll Rates	$2,754.00
		Payroll Deduction
		City of Wanneroo - Social Club	$3,248.00
		Contribution Towards Social Club Function 23/07/2011 - Kalamunda Youth Swing Band
		Payroll Deduction
		Cr Robert Smithson	$269.50
		Monthly Allowance - Paid Weekly (July Payment & Payment Missed From June)
		HBF Insurance	$1,928.55
		Payroll Deduction
		LGIS Insurance Broking	$550.00
		Insurance - Uninsured Stallholders At Wanneroo Art N About Market 31/07/2011 - Marketing
		LGRCEU	$2,262.00
		Payroll Deduction
		Main Roads WA	$90,687.54
		Installation Signs & Pavement Markings - Hepburn Avenue Alexander Heights - Projects
		Selectus Salary Packaging	$6,417.97
		Payroll Deduction
		Trailer Parts Pty Ltd	$150.44
		Vehicle Spare Parts - Fleet Maintenance
		Western Power	$2,723.01
		Connolly Drive Streetlighting - Infrastructure Projects

00001339	28/07/2011
		City of Wanneroo - Muni
		Bank Reconciliation July 2011 $26,143.39

		Total Director Corporate Services Advance - EFT's	$9,469,681.32

CANCELLED CHEQUES FROM PREVIOUS PERIOD
83122	24/05/2011	N Anthony	-$700.00
83469	21/06/2011	Karen Gilmore	-$6.00
76089	10/11/2009	Candlewood Dental Centre	-$300.00
83117	24/05/2011	Essentail First Choice Homes	-$1,098.87
83266	07/06/2011	Sharlee Momsen	-$153.08
83547	28/06/2011	M Anthony	-$700.00
83354	14/06/2011	M Adams	-$450.00
82942	10/05/2011	Quinns Districts Amateur Football Club	-$700.00

		TOTAL	-$4,107.95

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME
		Cell 1
		Endeavour Properties Pty Ltd - Infrastructure Contributions Lots 501 Contil Road, 9603 & 9604 Pinjar Road	$222,703.20
		Cell 4
		Keith Howard Piper - Survey Lenore Road For Widening	$2,944.00
		Cell 5
		McLeods Barristers & Solicitors - Claim For Compensation	$604.81
		McLeods Barristers & Solicitors - Claim For Compensation	$2,390.35
		McLeods Barristers & Solicitors - Claim For Compensation	$944.45
		McLeods Barristers & Solicitors - Claim For Compensation	$4,376.36
		Minter Ellison Trust - Mirrabooka Avenue Land Acquisition	$773,568.26
		Nastech WA Pty Ltd - Survey 70 Leach Way Gnangara	$1,966.50
		Cell 6
		McLeods Barristers & Solicitors - Claim For Compensation	$944.45
		McLeods Barristers & Solicitors - Claim For Compensation	$4,375.62
		Minter Ellison Trust - Mirrabooka Avenue Land Acquisition	$145,356.00
		TPS Capital Contribution to Capital Project PR-1382	$773,568.25
		Cell 8
		PWE Valuations Pty Ltd - Property Valuation Services 359 Gnangara Road	$2,754.54
		Brian Zucal & Associates - Compensation Valuation Lot 6 Gnangara Road	$6,000.01

		TOTAL	$1,942,496.80

General Fund Bank Account
		Payroll Payments July 2011:
		04/07/2011	$571.07
		12/07/2011	$1,293,385.03
		14/07/2011	$988.59
		18/07/2011	$10,452.77
		26/07/2011	$1,281,525.40
		28/07/2011	$500.00
		29/07/2011	$1,373.10

		Payroll Total	$2,588,795.96

		Bank Fees June 2011 EFT 1339
		CBA Merchant Fee	$2,276.77
		CBA Pos Fee	$229.61
		GLF Trans Fee	$300.00
		Line Fee	$208.30
		Account Service Fee	$524.91
		Commbiz Fee	$597.83
		Bpay Fees Rates	$2,299.38
		Bpay Fees Debtors	$406.14
		Bpoint Fees Rates	$185.44
		Bpoint Fees Debtors	$49.89
		Aquamotion Direct Debit Return Fees	$50.00

		Total Bank Fees	$7,128.27

		Credit Card Payments June 2011:
		Hospitality
		Items For In-house Catering June 11	$1,821.82
		Bereavement Notice	$76.01
		Bereavement Gift	$91.95

		K Caple
		Conference Expenses	$165.00
		Hospitality	$50.80
		Conference Registration	$504.00
		Parking Expenses	$36.14

		F Bentley
		Conference Airfares	$1,064.70
		Hospitality	$211.30

		D Blair
		Training Course V Bappoo	$90.00

		J Paton
		Parking Fees	$44.88
		Refund - Course Cancellation D Cox	-$66.00
		Conference Expenses Cr I Goodenough	$1,297.00
		Conference Expenses Cr D Newton	$1,931.75

		L Kosova
		Conference Registration - P Thompson	$215.00

		D Simms
		Conference Expenses	$119.36
		Conference Registration	$125.00
		Hospitality Expenses	$153.50
		Parking Fees	$46.16
		Conference Accommodation	$1,122.08

		Purchasing Officer
		Staff Amenities	$20.03
		Conference Registration W Crawford	$1,113.75
		OHS Legal Guide Online Licence	$814.00
		OHS Manager Online Licence	$986.00
		Publication Purchase - IT	$61.89
		Software Purchase - Fire Services	$1,122.00
		CoW Safety Representative Course	$4,477.00
		SIWA Membership Subscription	$1,200.00
		Conference Registration - K Ng	$120.00

		Total Credit Card Payments July 2011	$19,015.12

		Advance Recoup Cheque July 2011	$8,639,516.47

		Direct Payment Total (Includes Advance Recoup, Credit Cards And Bank Fees)	$8,665,659.86

		Total Accounts Paid - Municipal Fund	$11,254,455.82

Attachments: Nil

	Structure Plan No. 23	LPP 5.2
1	R-Codes
1.1	The Western Sub-Precinct is identified as R40.	The Policy identifies this area as ‘Residential R60 to RAC-4’.
1.2	The Northern Sub-Precinct is identified as R80.	The Policy identifies this area as ‘Residential R60 to RAC-4’.
2	Setbacks
2.1	The Western Sub-Precinct requires a minimum 6m primary street setback.	The Policy identifies 2m primary street setbacks.
2.2	The Northern Sub-Precinct requires a minimum 4m primary street setback.	The Policy identifies 2m, 2.5m and 4m minimum primary street setbacks.
3	Land Use
3.1	The Structure Plan identifies a portion of land within the Northern Sub-Precinct as ‘Public Purpose’.	The Policy includes this portion of land in the Northern Sub-Precinct mainly for residential development.

Applicant	Review undertaken by the City of Wanneroo
Owner	Various
Location	Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 100 & 12462 Drovers Place and Lots 810, 811, 1, 132, 10, 501, 2 & 406 Wanneroo Road, Wanneroo
Site Area	Approximately 36 Ha
MRS Zoning	Urban Deferred
DPS 2 Zoning	General Rural

1.	Agreed Structure Plan 47	11/89062
2 .	Advertised Version SP80	11/89063	Minuted
3 .	Summary of Submissions	11/90226	Minuted
4 .	Traffic Report - Conclusions and Recommendations	11/92016

Applicant	Planning Solutions
Owner	Endeavour Properties Pty Ltd
Location	Lot 9604 Pinjar Road and Portion of Lot 501 Conti Road, Ashby
Site Area	Approximately 6.5 hectares (ha)
MRS Zoning	Urban
DPS 2 Zoning	Urban Development
ASP 3 Zoning	Residential R20 and R40

1.	Amendment 18 in relation to Ashby Neighbourhood Centre Location Plan	11/90767
2.	Amendment No. 18 to East Wanneroo Cell 1 Agreed STructure Plan No. 3	11/84402
3.	AMENDMENT 18 TO EAST WANNEROO CELL 1 AGREED STRUCTURE PLAN No. 3 MAP	11/88830	Minuted

Applicant	Chappell Lambert Everett Town Planning & Urban Design
Owner	Atlantis Cove Pty Ltd
Location	Lot 204 (342), Breakwater Drive, Two Rocks
Site Area	Approximately 545 hectares
MRS Zoning	Urban, Urban Deferred, Other Regional Roads Reserve and Railways Reserve
DPS 2 Zoning	Urban Development, Other Regional Roads Reserve and Railways Reserve

1.	Attachment 1 - Location Plan - Lot 204 Breakwater Drive	11/88897
2.	Attachment 2 - Advertised LSP 83 - Lot 204 Breakwater Drive	11/86895
3.	Attachment 3 - List of submittors from Government Agencies	11/88687
4.	Attachment 4 - Schedule of Submissions - Government Agencies	11/47736	Minuted
5 .	Attachment 5 - Administration comment during advertising for Lot 204 Breakwater Drive LSP	11/84294	Minuted
6 .	Attachment 6 - Comments on LWMS for lot 204 LSP 83	11/85070	Minuted
7 .	Attachment 7 - Amended LSP 83 Part 1 Lot 204 Breakwater Drive	11/86912
8 .	Attachment 8 - Two Rocks Secondary Centre Map	11/88895	Minuted

1.	Amendment 109 to DPS 2 - Amendment Maps AS ADVERTISED	11/84444	Minuted
2.	Summary of Submissions - Amendment 109 to DPS 2	11/76603
3.	Amendment to Gumblossom Reserve Conservation Classification Area	11/85270	Minuted

Applicant	Aurecon Group on behalf of Telstra Corporation
Owner	Estate of Late Francesco Lenzo
Location	Lot 39 (294) Pinjar Road, Mariginiup
Site Area	26.7672 Hectares
DPS 2 Zoning	Rural Resource

1.	Attachment 1 - Council Report - Schedule of Colours and Materials	11/84636
2.	Attachment 2 - Council Report - Schedule of Colours and Materials	11/84638	Minuted

1.	Attachment 1 - Denman Gardens	11/90733
2.	Attachment 2 - Denman Gardens	11/87675	Minuted

Project Number	Description	Grant Funding
PR-2287	Microwave Link	$12,000
PR-2287	NEC Xen Topaz 616 Main Equipment	$4,896
PR-2287	Data Cabling	$4,680
PR-2287	2 x Laptops	$4,134
PR-2287	2 x Desktop Computers including 27” monitors	$3,220
TOTAL		$28,930

Cost Code	From	To	Description
915240-8999-501	$28,930.00		FESA Grant
235240-9499-229		$28,930.00	PR-2287

Address of Applicants	Description of Dogs
63 Moondyne Trail, Gnangara	1. Male sterilised tan and white Cocker Spaniel 2. Female sterilised white Staffy cross 3. Male sterilised cream Silky Terrier cross
147 Landbeach Boulevard, Butler	1. Male unsterilised brown Shitzu cross 2. Female unsterilised white Maltese 3. Female unsterilised white Maltese cross
44 Via Vista Drive, Mariginiup	1. Male sterilised cream Golden Retriever 2. Female sterilised tri colour Blue Heeler cross 3. Female sterilised grey Shitzu cross

Address of Applicants	Property Zonings	Size of Properties	Origin of Application
63 Moondyne Trail, Gnangara	Special Rural 09	1.0008 hectares	Owner generated application to comply with local laws.

Contract Type	Schedule of Rates
Commencement Date	24 September 2011 (proposed commencement date)
Expiry Date	31 August 2012
Extension Permitted	Yes – two extensions of 12 months, or part thereof, with CPI applied
Rise and Fall Included	No

Item	Description	%
1	Price of Works	50
2	Previous Experience	20
3	Resources Assigned	20
4	Occupational Health and Safety (OSH)	10

Company	Rating Score
Blue Tongue Profiling	1
Alvito Pty Ltd	2
Environmental Land Clearing	2
Mayday Earthmoving	3
MJ Civil	4

Company	Rating Score
Alvito Pty Ltd	1
Environmental Land Clearing	2
MJ Civil	3
Blue Tongue Profiling	3
Mayday Earthmoving	3

147 Landbeach Boulevard, Butler	Residential	0.0623 hectares	Owner generated application to comply with local laws.
44 Via Vista Drive, Mariginiup	Special Rural 08	2.0650 hectares	Owner generated application to comply with local laws.

Address of Applicant	Number of Objection Forms Received
63 Moondyne Trail, Gnangara	Nil
147 Landbeach Boulevard, Butler	Nil
44 Via Vista Drive, Mariginiup	NIl

OPTIONS	ISSUES	FOR	AGAINST
1. Location within the foreshore vegetated area at Yanchep Lagoon.	Provides for; · Requirements of the YSLSC; · Disabled access to the Yanchep Lagoon Beach; · Direct links to Picnic Cove, adjoining carpark and Brazier Road, and; · Community facilities.	Good beach access for YSLSC and has agreement in principal by YSLSC for position. Conforms to the Risk Management Study undertaken by Surf Life Saving WA.	WAPC approval would not be expected. Resistance to the proposal by DoP as it is viewed as being outside the requirements of WAPC Schedule One and commercial use would not be supported.
2. Location within the existing developed area of Yanchep Lagoon.	Provides for; · Requirements of the YSLSC; · Disabled access to the Yanchep Lagoon Beach; · Direct links to Picnic Cove, adjoining carpark and Brazier Road, and; · Community and commercial facilities.	WAPC approval is likely as it remains within the existing development of Yanchep Lagoon. Conforms to the Risk Management Study undertaken by Surf Life Saving WA.	Reduction of available area for Picnic Cove development. Reduced beach access for the YSLSC.
3. Location at the existing YSLSC site.	Provides for; · Requirements of the YSLSC, and; · Community and commercial facilities.	WAPC approval is likely as it remains within the existing development of Yanchep Lagoon. Conforms to the Risk Management Study undertaken by Surf Life Saving WA.	Requires extensive earthworks within the dune area to provide suitable beach access for the YSLSC. Will require temporary accommodation for YSLSC while the facility is redeveloped.
4. Other location outside the Yanchep Lagoon area (may include the site identified in 2004 report).	Still to be assessed.	Still to be assessed.	Does not conform to the Risk Management Study undertaken by Surf Life Saving WA.

Yanchep Lagoon Surf Life Saving Club (PR-1048)
Project Component Descriptor	Order of Cost Estimate	Current Budget Allocation
Project PR-1048 Funding 2010/2011, with unexpended funding carried forward to 2011/2012		$500,000
Project PR-1048 Funding 2012/2013		$1,500,000
Project PR-1048 Funding 2013/2014		$1,500,000
Project PR-1048 Funding 2014/2015		$895,750
Project Management (City of Wanneroo)	$120,000
Design Consultation Fees including allowance for Geotechnical Investigation	$250,000
Power Supply (Consultant’s Preliminary Cost Estimate)	$423,000
Water & Sewer (Consultant’s Preliminary Cost Estimate)	$222,000
Foundation and Retaining Wall Construction (Consultant’s Preliminary Cost Estimate)	$1,726,000
Ground Level Building Construction including Emergency Vehicle and Disabled Pedestrian Ramp access to the Yanchep Lagoon Beach (Consultant’s Preliminary Cost Estimate)	$2,450,500
Total Order of Cost Estimates	$5,191,500
plus allowance for Contingency @ 15%	$778,725
Total Funding Required	$5,970,225
Total Funding Allocated		$4,395,750
Forecast Additional Funding		$1,574,475

1.	YSLSC/Community/Commercial Facility	11/87390
2.	Yanchep Surf Life Saving Club Site Location Options	11/89269	Minuted

1.	Landsdale Primary School - Parking Prohibitions - Locality Map	11/83704
2.	Landsdale Primary School - Parking Prohibitions Drawing 2670-2-0	11/87755
3.	Landsdale Primary School - Parking Prohibitions Drawings 2711-2-0 & 2711-3-0	11/91666	Minuted

Location	AWT	85%ile Speed	TMIIP Score
Greyhound Drive – Marmion Ave to Baltimore Pde	7035	55	72
Baltimore Parade – Jenolan Way to Greyhound Dr	4515	61	42

1.	Merriwa Primary School - Traffic and Parking Issues - Locality Map	11/83653
2.	Merriwa Primary School - Traffic and Parking Issues - Proposed Parking Prohibitions 2674-1-0	11/91658	Minuted

Project	Benefit Cost Ratio	Project Cost	CoW Funding Level	State Funding Level	Federal Funding Level
1. Caporn Street/ Franklin Road/ Rousset Road, Mariginiup	RSA	$279,000	$93,000	$186,000
2. Marmion Avenue/ Hester Avenue/ Anchorage Drive (North), Mindarie	1.57	$1,000,000	$333,333	$666,667
3. Alexander Drive/Marangaroo Drive, Alexander Heights	4.19	$300,000	$100,000	$200,000	$300,000
4. Baltimore Parade/ Hester Avenue, Merriwa	1.92	$35,000	$11,667	$23,333
5. Baltimore Parade/ Jenolan Way, Merriwa	RSA	$180,000	$60,000	$120,000
6. Baltimore Parade/ Greyhound Drive, Merriwa	1.11	$130,000	$43,333	$86,667
7. Hartman Drive/ Motivation Drive, Wangara	1.12	$60,000	$20,000	$40,000
8. Koondoola Avenue, Koondoola	1.47	$70,000	$23,333	$46,667
TOTALS: State funding only		$2,054,000	$684,666	$1,369,334
If Federal funding is successful		$2,054,000	$584,666	$1,169,334	$300,000

1.	Black Spot Caporn Street/Franklin Road Concept 2523-4-0	11/85416
2.	Black Spot Marmion Avenue/Hester Avenue/Anchorage Drive Concept 2378-1-1	11/85448
3.	Black Spot Alexander Drive/Marangaroo Drive Concept 2716-1-0	11/85430
4.	Black Spot Baltimore Parade/Hester Avenue Concept 2717-1-0	11/85424
5.	Black Spot Baltimore Parade/Jenolan Way Concept 2708-1-0	11/85435
6.	Black Spot Baltimore Parade/Greyhound Drive Concept 2710-1-0	11/85420
7.	Black Spot Hartman Drive/Motivation Drive Concept 2707-1-0	11/85434
8.	Black Spot Koondoola Avenue Street Lighting Concept	11/85445

1.	Palm Corner, Quinns Rocks - Location Map	11/85396
2.	Palm Corner, Quinns Rocks - Proposed Path	11/85399

No.	Location	Pre AWT	Post AWT	85%ile Speed	TMIIP Score
1	Mirrabooka Av – N of Hepburn Av		5945	70 (60)
2	Mirrabooka Av – S of Kingsway		7925	80 (60)
3	Mirrabooka Av – N of Kingsway		6444	75 (60)
4	Mirrabooka Av – N of Furniss Rd		4238	75 (60)
5	Furniss Rd – E of Driver Rd	2387	3778	74 (60)	95
6	Furniss Rd – W of Driver Rd	5287	2925	71 (60)	86
7	Driver Rd – N of Westport Pde	5559	2399	71 (60)	62
8	Driver Rd – S of Westport Pde	5339	2267	70 (60)	71
9	Tullamore Dr – S of Mullingar Wy		893	33	51
10	Tullamore Dr – E of Portroe Wy	593	614	57	45
11	Tullamore Dr – N of Sutton Wy		358	49	28
12	Tullamore Dr – S of Ashdale Bvd		706	57	23
13	Ashdale Bvd – N of Westport Pde		1333	54	26
14	Ashdale Bvd – N of Kingsway		3013	51	34
15	Westport Pde – E of Hartman Dr		2913	64	57
16	Westport Pde – W of Carlingford Dr		2178	57	36
17	Westport Pde – E of Ashdale Pde		1444	56
18	Carripan Rd – S of Westport Pde	1253	712	48	49
19	Carlingford Dr – S of Westport Pde		1024	51	35
20	Kingsway – E of Driver Rd		5348	61 (60)
21	Landsdale Rd – E of Hartman Dr	2554	2241	65 (60)	73
22	Landsdale Rd – W of Mirrabooka Av		828	66 (60)	58
23	Evandale Rd – S of Kingsway	8878	3704	53	41
24	Boscastle Wy – S of Kingsway	731	777	48	16
25	Danti Lnk – S of Kingsway		572	44	9

1.	Functional Road Hierarchy Criteria	11/86761
2.	Liveable Neighbourhoods - Road Hierarchy Criteria	11/86764
3.	Darch Traffic Review - Traffic Counter Locations	11/86816

1.	Management Procedure	11/87656	Minuted
2.	Policy	11/87654	Minuted

1.	Site plan	11/87568	Minuted
2.	Master Plan	11/87566
3.	Public Responses	11/91103

Program Category Description	Annual Revised Budget $ million	Year to date Actual (Est.) $ million	Commitments $ million	Estimated Carry Forward $ million
Community	2.969	1.314	0.405	1.318
Corporate	7.208	4.704	0.784	1.248
Drainage	0.544	0.375	0.093	0.255
Investment	4.438	0.758	0.000	1.385
Recreation and Sport	16.486	11.713	0.676	3.558
Transport	48.338	23.244	8.626	24.750
Waste Management	3.282	1.113	0.169	1.530
Total	83.265	43.221	10.753	34.044

Project Description	Annual RevisedBudget $ million	Year to Date Actual (Est.) $ million	Commitments $ million	Estimated Carry Forward $ million	Status Comment
Ocean Reef Road Wangara	12.986	0.766	9.216	11.000	Stage 2 construction commenced early April 2011, with earthworks at the Alexander Drive end of the project.
Pinjar Road Ashby	8.019	4.221	0.764	2.519	In progress. Working on northern end of the works.
Flynn Drive Neerabup	6.226	0.003	0.000	6.216	Subject to land acquisition and environmental approval. To be carried forward to 2011/2012.
Mirrabooka Avenue Landsdale	4.5000	4.214	0.422	0.000	Completed and open to traffic during April 2011.
Kingsway Regional Sporting Complex	4.000	3.598	0.737	0.000	Completed April 2011.
Neerabup Industrial Estate	3.250	0.396	0.017	0.318	Delayed due to environmental issues. Resulting in some works needing to be carried forward to 2011/2012.
Hepburn Avenue Alexander Heights	3.500	2.753	0.081	0.600	Dualling of Hepburn Avenue from Alexander Drive to Mirrabooka Avenue completed and opened to traffic during April 2011, with design for the remaining section from Mirrabooka Avenue to Bellerive Boulevard underway.
Light Plant Replacement	3.167	0.889	0.262	0.367	In progress.
Waste Management Plant Replacement	1.542	0.787	0.103	0.467	In progress. Project reduced due to unsuccessful Joondalup tender.
Kingsway Netball Facilities	1.793	1.357	0.351	0.000	Western netball court upgrade works completed with landscape upgrade in progress.
Joondalup Drive Pedestrian Improvements Banksia Grove	1.728	1.695	0.031	0.079	Road upgrade works completed during April 2011, with landscape upgrade in progress.

Lenore Road Realignment Wanneroo	1.250	0.000	0.000	1.250	To be carried forward to 2011/2012 due to delay in land availability.
New Vehicle Purchases	0.520	0.321	0.010	0.184	In progress. Project reduced due to unsuccessful Joondalup tender.
Wanneroo Showgrounds Clubrooms	1.500	1.518	0.177	0.000	Nearing completion.
Joondalup Drive Carramar	2.094	0.493	0.347	1.094	In progress with state government funding brought forward to fast track works.

1.	Income Statement for the Period ended 30 June 2011	11/88223	Minuted
2.	Balance Sheet for the Period ended 30 June 2011	11/88227	Minuted
3.	Economic and Investment Portfolio Commentary	11/88228
4.	Rate setting Statement for the period ended 30 June 2011	11/88231	Minuted
5.	Capital works details for completed projects	11/88237	Minuted

Applicant 1 – ECU Joondalup Soccer Club
Name of Individual/s	Joseph Middleton, Michael Kirkby, Samuel Pollard, Samuel Fitzsimmons and Ashwin Jayakumar
Reside in City of Wanneroo 18years of age or under	Yes Yes
Event Details	Volkswagen Junior Masters Australia, Sydney NSW, 1 – 2 October 2011
Commitment to providing a written report regarding the event	Yes
Commitment to acknowledgement of the City of Wanneroo	Yes
Eligibility Level	$200 each (National)
Comments	In accordance with Council’s Policy for National events the amount provided is $200.00 per individual (capped at $600.00 per team).
Recommendation	APPROVE a request for sponsorship in the sum of $600.00 to ECU Joondalup Soccer Club for the participation of Joseph Middleton; Michael Kirkby; Samuel Pollard; Samuel Fitzsimmons; and Ashwin Jayakumar in the Volkswagen Junior Masters Australia to be held in Sydney NSW from 1 – 2 October 2011.