Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) The Corporation
may fix a meter on any service, and shall determine the size and class of
meter in each case.
(2) Where a meter is
fixed under sub‑bylaw (1), it shall be supplied by the Corporation
and shall be set —
(a)
above normal ground level inside the boundary of the land and adjacent to the
reticulation main through which the water is supplied; or
(b) in a
pit or cubicle when this is required by the Corporation under
by‑law 77A.
(3) Where a meter is
fixed under sub‑bylaw (1) on a service to —
(a) a
unit; or
(b) a
common area or facility,
in a multi‑unit
development, the owner of the land shall pay the fee specified in
Schedule 2 item 8(a) for the fixing of the meter.
(4) Where a meter is
fixed other than under sub‑bylaw (1) on a service to —
(a) a
unit; or
(b) a
common area or facility,
in a multi‑unit
development, the owner of the land may request the Corporation to assess
whether the meter is satisfactory for the purpose of measuring the flow of
water through that meter.
(5) Where the
Corporation assesses a meter under sub‑bylaw (4) and finds that it
is satisfactory for the purpose of measuring the flow of water through that
meter —
(a) the
Corporation may use the meter for the measuring of the flow of water through
the meter; and
(b) the
owner shall pay the fee specified in Schedule 2 item 8(b).
(6) Where the
Corporation assesses a meter under sub‑bylaw (4) and finds that it
is not satisfactory for the purpose of measuring the flow of water through
that meter —
(a) the
Corporation shall fix a meter on the service under sub‑bylaw (1);
and
(b) the
owner shall pay the fee specified in Schedule 2 item 8(a).
(7) In this
by‑law —
multi‑unit development means a development
of land consisting of 2 or more units for residential or non‑residential
use.
[By‑law 77 amended in Gazette
14 Oct 1988 p. 4172; 21 Apr 1989 p. 1174;
30 Jun 1995 p. 2777; 29 Dec 1995 p. 6307 and
6309‑10; 27 Jun 1997 p. 3205‑6; 29 Jun 2007
p. 3235; 25 Jun 2010 p. 2985.]