Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) A place shall not
be entered in the Register under section 51, except pursuant to an
interim registration under section 50 or where subsection (2)
applies, unless —
(a) the
Council pursuant to a direction given by the Minister has, by public
advertisement —
(i)
given notice that it is proposed that the place be
entered in the Register; and
(ii)
set out a sufficient description to identify the place;
and
(iii)
invited persons generally to make submissions in relation
to the proposed entry in the Register, specifying the manner in which and the
address to which the submissions should be forwarded; and
(iv)
specified the date, being not earlier than 6 weeks after
the publication of the advertisement in the Gazette , by which the submissions
are to be made,
and the date so
specified has passed; and
(b) the
Council has —
(i)
considered any submissions forwarded pursuant to the
advertisement referred to in paragraph (a); and
(ii)
sought from the local government for the district in
which the place is situate and from the owner and any person who appears to
the Council likely to be affected or interested, their representations on any
aspect of those submissions or as to any other matter relevant to any proposal
relating to that place on which the Council desires their view; and
(iii)
considered and advised the Minister on those
representations and submissions and as to the recommendation of the Council,
and the Minister has
directed that the entry shall be made.
(2) Where the advice
referred to in subsection (1)(b)(iii) is not received by the Minister
within a period of 9 months following the date specified for the purposes
of subsection (1)(a)(iv) in the advertisement published pursuant to that
subsection the Minister may direct that the place be entered in the Register
forthwith.
(3) Where a public
advertisement pursuant to subsection (1) is made in relation to any
place, the Council shall, as soon as is practicable thereafter, also cause to
be served on the owner and, so far as is practicable, on each occupier of that
place an explanatory memorandum informing that person of the particulars to be
contained in the proposed entry in the Register, drawing attention to and
containing a copy of the public advertisement and stating, so far as the
Council can, the manner in which such an entry in the Register may affect that
person.
(4) Where a proposed
entry relates to a place that comprises land in the ownership of or occupied
by a number of persons and it is not reasonably practicable for the Council to
serve a separate explanatory memorandum on every such owner and occupier of
land comprised within that place, in addition to complying so far as is
practicable with the requirements of subsection (3) the Council shall
cause a general explanatory memorandum to be served —
(a) by
way of a notice contained in the advertisement referred to in
subsection (1), ensuring that the advertisement —
(i)
appears in a newspaper circulating particularly in that
locality; or
(ii)
is posted up for public information in a number of
reasonably prominent locations on or near that land;
and
(b) upon
the local government of the district in which the land is situated, with such
extra copies as that local government may request.
[Section 49 amended by No. 14 of 1996
s. 4.]