Western Australia Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984 Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987 Western Australia Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987 CONTENTS 1. Citation 1 2. Terms used 1 Part 1 - General 3. Proportionate charges for part of year 9 3A. Minimum charge prior to revaluation 10 4. Exempt land 10 5. Separately assessable residential land 13 6. Estimation upon meter malfunction or of non-metered quantity 14 7. Manner of payment of charges other than quantity and single capital infrastructure charges 15 7A. Manner of payment of quantity charges 17 7B. Manner of payment of single capital infrastructure charges 17 8. Special arrangements 17 8A. Concessional charges for retirement village residents 18 8B. Government trading organisation and non-commercial Government property 19 8BA. Annual charges to Government trading organisations that supply water to lessees or ships 19 9. Interest on overdue amounts 21 9A. Amounts rounded 21 9B. Calculations, including maxima, for various GRV based charges 21 Part 2 - Water supply Division 1 - Water supply other than under Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 10. Certain matters to be disregarded 23 11. Land subject to water supply charges under this Division 23 12. Exempt land 23 13. Classification of land 24 14. Indexation of certain valuations 26 16. Discrete residential units 27 17. Quantity charges for the supply of water 27 17A. Caravan parks 28 17B. Metropolitan non-residential or commercial residential property water supply charges 30 17C. Non-metropolitan, non-strata titled, Commercial or Industrial property water supply charges 30 17D. Various non-metropolitan water supply charges and classifications 31 18. Concessional non-metropolitan quantity charge 32 18A. Concessional metropolitan quantity charge 34 18B. Residential multi-unit properties - rebates for eligible pensioners 35 19A. Capital infrastructure charges 37 Division 2 - Water supply under Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 other than for irrigation 20. Land subject to water supply charges under this Division 38 Part 3 - Sewerage 21A. Terms used 40 21. Land subject to sewerage charges 40 22. Exempt land 41 23. Classification of land 41 24. Indexation of certain valuations 42 25A. Metered metropolitan non-residential property sewerage charges 43 25B. Un-metered or unconnected metropolitan non-residential property sewerage charges 45 25C. Charging for shared sewerage fixtures on metropolitan non- residential property 45 26. Metered country non-residential or commercial residential property sewerage charges 46 26A. Un-metered or unconnected country non-residential or commercial residential property sewerage charges 48 26B. Charging for shared sewerage fixtures on country non-residential or commercial residential property 49 Part 4 - Drainage 27. Land subject to drainage charges 50 28. Exempt land 50 29. Classification of land 51 Part 5 - Irrigation 31. Land subject to irrigation charges 52 32. Exempt land 52 33. Charge options for land in Carnarvon Irrigation District 52 Schedule 1 - Charges for water supply other than under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 for 2011/2012 Division 1 - Fixed charges Division 2 - Quantity charges Division 3 - Formula for the purposes of by-law 17(3) 35. Formula for the purposes of by-law 17(3) 72 Division 4 - Capital infrastructure charges determined under by- law 19A 36. Capital infrastructure charges determined under by-law 19A 73 Schedule 2 - Charges for water supply under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 for 2011/2012 Division 1 - Fixed charges Division 2 - Variable charges and charges by way of a rate Schedule 3 - Charges for sewerage for 2011/2012 Division 1 - Fixed charges Division 2 - Variable charges and charges by way of a rate Division 3 - Variable charges Division 4 - Metropolitan combined charges 13. Metropolitan non-residential (other than vacant land) 89 14. Metropolitan Government trading organisation and non-commercial Government property 90 15. Metropolitan non strata-titled caravan park with long-term residential caravan bays 90 16. Metropolitan nursing home 92 17. Certain metropolitan strata-titled units 92 Division 5 - Computation of combined metropolitan charges 18. Formula for annual charge 93 19. Formula for quantity charge 94 20. Discharge allowance 94 Division 6 - Service charges for industrial waste Division 7 - Combined charges for country non-residential or commercial residential 31. Country non-residential or commercial residential 96 32. Country non strata-titled caravan park with long-term residential caravan bays 97 33. Country nursing home 98 34. Certain country strata-titled units 99 35. Limit on increase 99 Division 8 - Computation of combined charges for country non- residential or commercial residential property 36. Formula for annual charge 100 37. Formula for quantity charge 101 38. Discharge allowance 102 Schedule 4 - Charges for drainage for 2011/2012 Division 1 - Fixed charges Division 2 - Charges by way of rate Schedule 5 - Charges for irrigation for 2011/2012 Schedule 6 - Formula for calculating AGRV 1. Term used: relevant general valuation 107 2. Formula for calculating AGRV 107 Schedule 7 - Discounts and additional charges Schedule 8 - Water supply charges for Government trading organisations and non-commercial Government property 1. Annual charge (based on meter size) 109 Schedule 9 - Classification of towns/areas for the purpose of determining quantity charges in the previous year Schedule 10 - Classification of towns/areas for the purpose of determining quantity charges in the current year Notes Compilation table 131 Defined Terms Western Australia Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984 Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987 1. Citation These by-laws may be cited as the Water Agencies (Charges) By- laws 1987 1. [By-law 1 amended in Gazette 29 Dec 1995 p. 6330.] 2. Terms used (1) In these by-laws, unless the contrary intention appears - caravan bay means site as that word is defined in the Caravan Parks and Camping Grounds Act 1995; consumption year, in relation to a property, means the period determined by the Corporation for the purposes of calculating the quantity charge for the supply of water to the property; country sewerage area means a sewerage area constituted under the Country Towns Sewerage Act 1948; current year means the current financial year; discharge charge means - (a) when used in a metropolitan context, an amount calculated in accordance with the formula in Schedule 3 item 19; or (b) when used in a country context, an amount calculated in accordance with the formula in Schedule 3 item 37; or discharge factor means the estimated percentage of water discharged into the Corporation's sewer in a discharge period, set for each property by the Corporation - (a) by individual assessment and consultation with the consumer; or (b) at a default level of 95%; discharge period means the period commencing on a day determined by the Corporation, being a day between 1 January and 29 June in a year and ending on a day determined by the Corporation, being a day within 20 days of the expiration of one year after the commencement of the period; discharge volume means the approximate volume of water in kilolitres discharged into the Corporation's sewer - (a) calculated by multiplying the volume of water delivered to a property (where known) in a discharge period by the discharge factor set for the period; (b) where delivery of water by other providers or suppliers means that the actual volume delivered is not known, calculated by multiplying the estimated volume of water delivered to a property in a discharge period by the discharge factor set for the period; or (c) where neither paragraph (a) nor (b) are appropriate, the volume estimated by the Corporation for the period; Government trading organisation means one of the following organisations - Albany Port Authority - constituted under the Albany Port Authority Act 1926 2; Bunbury Port Authority - constituted under the Bunbury Port Authority Act 1909 2; Dampier Port Authority - constituted under the Dampier Port Authority Act 1985 2; Department of Marine and Harbours 3 - established under section 4 of the Marine and Harbours Act 1981; Electricity Generation Corporation - established by section 4(1)(a) of the Electricity Corporations Act 2005; Electricity Networks Corporation - established by section 4(1)(b) of the Electricity Corporations Act 2005; Electricity Retail Corporation - established by section 4(1)(c) of the Electricity Corporations Act 2005; Esperance Port Authority - constituted under the Esperance Port Authority Act 1968 2; Fremantle Port Authority - constituted under the Fremantle Port Authority Act 1902 2; Gas Corporation - established under section 4 of the Gas Corporation Act 1994 4; Geraldton Port Authority - constituted under the Geraldton Port Authority Act 1968 2; Joondalup Development Corporation - established under the Joondalup Centre Act 1976 5; Lotteries Commission - continued under the Lotteries Commission Act 1990; Metropolitan Cemeteries Board - established under the Cemeteries Act 1986; Metropolitan (Perth) Passenger Transport Trust - constituted under the Metropolitan (Perth) Passenger Transport Trust Act 1957 6; Perth Market Authority - preserved and continued under the Perth Market Act 1926; Perth Theatre Trust - established under the Perth Theatre Trust Act 1979; Port Hedland Port Authority - constituted under the Port Hedland Port Authority Act 1970 2; Regional Power Corporation - established by section 4(1)(d) of the Electricity Corporations Act 2005; State Housing Commission ("Homeswest") - preserved and continued under the Housing Act 1980; Western Australian Coastal Shipping Commission - established under the Western Australian Coastal Shipping Commission Act 1965; Western Australian Development Corporation - established by the Western Australian Development Corporation Act 1983 7; Western Australian Land Authority - established by the Western Australian Land Authority Act 1992; Western Australian Meat Commission - established under the Abattoirs' Act 1909 8; Western Australian Mint - preserved and continued under the Gold Corporation Act 1987, including - (a) GoldCorp Australia - constituted under the Gold Corporation Act 1987; (b) Gold Corporation - constituted under the Gold Corporation Act 1987; and (c) the Perth Branch of the Royal Mint - established by proclamation under the Coinage Act 1870 of the Parliament of the United Kingdom; Western Australian Government Railways Commission ("Westrail") - constituted under the Government Railways Act 1904 9; GRV, in relation to land, means the gross rental value of the land; holiday accommodation means accommodation which, at any time during the year for which a charge is to be assessed - (a) is held out by the owner or occupier of the land on which the accommodation is situated as being available; or (b) is made available by that owner or occupier, for occupation for holiday purposes by persons other than that owner or occupier unless, in the opinion of the Corporation, the accommodation is not so held out or made available substantially by way of trade or business or for the purpose of any trade or business; home for the aged means an institution that, in the opinion of the Corporation, provides accommodation for aged persons and is not operated for the purpose of profit or gain; irrigation district refers to an irrigation district constituted under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914; long term residential caravan bay means a caravan bay that is rented by a person as the person's principal place of residence; major fixture means - (a) a water closet; (b) each urinal outlet contained within a floor mounted urinal; (c) each stand of wall-hung urinals contained within a separate ablution area; and (d) a pan washer; metropolitan area means Metropolitan Water, Sewerage, and Drainage Area constituted under the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage Act 1909; non-commercial Government property means property held by a State Government body - (a) which is not used wholly or primarily for the provision of community services or public facilities; (b) which is not property classified as Government trading organisation property under these by-laws; and (c) upon which revenue may be generated, but not to the extent that it approaches the funding level necessary for the body itself, and includes associated buildings and facilities. previous year means the financial year immediately preceding the current year; quantity charge means - (a) in relation to the supply of water, a charge prescribed in these by-laws according to the quantity of water supplied, whether or not for irrigation; or (b) in relation to the provision of sewerage, a charge prescribed in these by-laws according to the discharge volume; residence means a private dwelling house, home unit, or flat, and includes any yard, garden, outhouse, or appurtenance belonging thereto or usually enjoyed therewith; residential property, in relation to a charge, means a piece of land classified for the purposes of the Part or Division under which that charge is made as residential that, in accordance with by-law 5, is the subject of a separate assessment of a charge; single capital infrastructure charge means a charge set out in Column 2 of the Table to Schedule 1 item 36; UV, in relation to land, means the unimproved value of the land; water supply does not include the supply of water under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 for irrigation but includes the supply of water under that Act for purposes other than irrigation; year, preceded by a reference to 2 calendar years (for example, 1987/88 or 1999/2000) means - (a) in relation to a charge not mentioned in paragraph (b), the period commencing on 1 July in the first of the years referred to and ending immediately before 1 July in the second of those years; (b) in relation to a quantity charge - (i) that relates to water supplied under the Country Areas Water Supply Act 1947, the period commencing on a day determined by the Corporation, being a day between 1 July and 31 October, inclusive, in the first of the years referred to and ending on a day determined by the Corporation, being a day within 20 days of the expiration of one year after the commencement of the period; (ii) that relates to water supplied under the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage Act 1909 or the Metropolitan Water Authority Act 1982, the period commencing on a day determined by the Corporation, being a day between 1 January and 29 June in the first of the years referred to and ending on a day determined by the Corporation, being a day within 20 days of the expiration of one year after the commencement of the period; (iii) that relates to industrial waste discharged under the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage Act 1909, the period commencing on a day determined by the Corporation, being a day between 15 June and 15 July in the first of the years referred to and ending on a day determined by the Corporation, being a day between 15 June and 15 July in the second of the years referred to; and (iv) that relates to water discharged into the Corporation's sewer, the period under subparagraphs (i) or (ii). (2) A reference in these by-laws to a charge includes a reference to an amount in respect of rates under the Land Drainage Act 1925. (3) For the purposes of a formula in a Schedule - (a) the symbol ? means less than or equal to; and (b) the symbol > means greater than. [By-law 2 amended in Gazette 29 Jun 1988 p. 2112; 29 Jun 1989 p. 1870; 28 Jun 1991 p. 3267-8; 1 Jul 1993 p. 3215; 29 Jun 1994 p. 3171; 30 Jun 1995 p. 2735; 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331; 28 Jun 1996 p. 3104-5; 23 Aug 1996 p. 4129; 13 May 1997 p. 2350; 27 Jun 1997 p. 3175 and 3203; 7 May 1999 p. 1859; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2789; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3187; 27 Jun 2003 p. 2285-6; 31 Mar 2006 p. 1357; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3245.] Part 1 - General 3. Proportionate charges for part of year (1) Subject to sub-bylaw (3), where - (a) a charge, other than a quantity charge, is prescribed for a year; and (b) part of the way through that year, land becomes, or ceases to be, land in respect of which that charge applies, the amount of the charge in respect of that land applicable for the part of the year concerned shall be an amount that bears to the charge prescribed for a full year the same ratio as the part of the year for which the charge applies bears to the full year. (2) Subject to sub-bylaw (1), a charge prescribed in respect of land for a year applies for the whole year notwithstanding that the charge may not have been prescribed until after the commencement of the year. (3) Sub-bylaw (1) does not apply in respect of land used, at any time during the year for which a charge is to be assessed, for the purpose of providing holiday accommodation unless - (a) the ownership or occupation of that land changes; and (b) the Corporation is of the opinion that the land ceases to be land used in whole or in part for the purpose of providing holiday accommodation. (4) Where, part of the way through a year, a property is provided with a new meter and, as a result, there is a change in a meter-based charge applicable to the property, the amount of the meter-based charge for that year is to be calculated on a pro rata basis. [By-law 3 amended in Gazette 29 Jun 1988 p. 2112; 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331; 29 Jun 2000 p. 3323; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3187; 27 Jun 2008 p. 2983.] 3A. Minimum charge prior to revaluation The charges under by-laws 11, 21 and 27 for land which - (a) is the subject of a subdivision or amalgamation of land, or becomes vacant from some other action in the period prior to a general valuation of that land by the Valuer General; (b) is, in the opinion of the Corporation, intended for residential purposes; and (c) does not exceed 1 200 m2 in area, until the commencement of the next rating year, are the minimum charges - (d) for water supply, set out in Schedule 1 item 18; (e) for sewerage, set out in Schedule 3 item 9 or 10(d); and (f) for drainage, set out in Schedule 4 item 4, which correspond to the location of the land. [By-law 3A inserted in Gazette 20 Sep 1991 p. 4953; amended in Gazette 1 Jul 1993 p. 3215; 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2789- 90; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3187-8; 1 Jul 2002 p. 3155; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3246.] 4. Exempt land (1) The exemptions given by by-laws 12, 22, 28, and 32 apply, subject in each case to the by-law concerned, to - (a) land the property of the Crown in right of the State that is used for a public purpose or is unoccupied; (b) land vested in or in the use and occupation of a local government, not being land - (i) used for the purposes of a trading concern; or (ii) held or occupied by any tenant under the local government; (c) land belonging to or leased by a religious body, being land used or held exclusively as or for a place of public worship, Sunday-school, a place of residence of a minister of religion, a convent, nunnery or monastery, or occupied exclusively by a religious brotherhood or sisterhood, and not being land leased or occupied for any private purpose; (d) land used exclusively as a public hospital, benevolent asylum, orphanage, public school, private school (being the property of a religious body), public library, public museum, public art gallery, or mechanics' institute, and not being land leased or occupied for any private purpose; (e) land used, occupied, or held exclusively for charitable purposes, not being land leased or occupied for any private purpose; (f) land vested in any board under the Parks and Reserves Act 1895, or in trustees for agricultural or horticultural show purposes, for zoological or acclimatisation gardens or purposes, or for public resort and recreation, and not being land leased or occupied for any private purpose; (fa) land used, occupied or held exclusively for the purposes of societies, clubs, associations and other bodies that - (i) conduct sporting, hobby or like activities as their sole or principal activities; (ii) in the opinion of the Corporation, are not operated for the purpose of profit or gain to individual members, shareholders or owners; and (iii) are not listed in the following table - Table |1. the body known as The Western | |Australian Turf Club, and any club or| |association formed for the conduct or| |promotion of galloping horse races in| |Western Australia; | |2. the Western Australian Trotting | |Association constituted under the | |Western Australian Trotting | |Association Act 1946 and any trotting| |club or association formed for the | |conduct or promotion of trotting or | |pacing horse races in Western | |Australia; | |3. the Western Australian Greyhound | |Racing Association constituted under | |the Western Australian Greyhound | |Racing Association Act 1981 10 and | |any greyhound club or association | |formed for the conduct or promotion | |of greyhound racing in Western | |Australia; | (fb) land used on occasion for horse or greyhound racing if the land is used principally by societies, clubs, associations and other bodies referred to in paragraph (fa) and not listed in the table to that paragraph; (fc) land used, occupied or held exclusively for the purposes of a club or association referred to in the table to paragraph (fa) if - (i) the land is used principally for horse or greyhound racing; and (ii) no off-course betting facilities are provided by the Totalisator Agency Board constituted under the Totalisator Agency Board Betting Act 1960 11 for any of the race meetings conducted on the land; (g) land used or held as a cemetery; or (h) land that the Corporation may declare under this paragraph to be exempt land for the purposes of this by-law. (2) Land does not cease to be used exclusively for a purpose mentioned in sub-bylaw (1) merely because it is used for the purposes of a bazaar, or as a place of meeting for any religious, charitable, temperance, or benevolent object, or for a polling place at any parliamentary or other election. (3) In sub-bylaw (1)(e) charitable purposes means purposes that, in the opinion of the Corporation, involve - (a) the provision of relief or assistance to sick, aged, disadvantaged, unemployed or young persons; or (b) the conducting of other activities for the benefit of the public or in the interests of social welfare not otherwise mentioned in sub-bylaw (1), by a private organisation that is not operated for the purpose of profit or gain to individual members, shareholders or owners. (4) If, for the provision of relief or assistance referred to in sub-bylaw (3)(a) land is provided to a person for residential use, then for the purposes of sub-bylaw (1)(e) the use of that land by that person and any of his or her family for residential purposes shall not be taken to be use for a private purpose. [By-law 4 amended in Gazette 20 Jan 1989 p. 121; 29 Jun 1989 p. 1870; 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331; 28 Jun 1996 p. 3105; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3246; 19 Jun 2009 p. 2321.] 5. Separately assessable residential land Where a charge prescribed by these by-laws is expressed to apply in respect of residential properties, land classified for the purposes of the Part or Division under which the charge is made as residential that is used as a discrete residential unit shall be the subject of a separate assessment of the charge. [By-law 5 amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2007 p. 3246.] 6. Estimation upon meter malfunction or of non-metered quantity (1) Where a charge is to be assessed by reference to the quantity of water concerned and a meter for measuring that quantity is found not to be in proper order, has been removed for repair or a meter reading cannot be obtained because of a physical obstruction preventing practicable access to the meter or because the face of the meter is obscured by damage, marking, dirt or any other substance, the Corporation may estimate the quantity of water concerned - (a) by reference to a daily average of the quantity of water supplied during another period; (b) by adjusting the quantity registered by the meter to take account of the error found upon testing the meter; or (c) on such other basis as the Corporation may determine, and the charge shall be assessed by reference to the quantity so estimated. (2) A charge that is to be assessed by reference to the quantity of water supplied for irrigation may, where the water - (a) is not supplied through a measuring device; or (b) is supplied through a measuring device but the measuring device is not functioning properly, be assessed by reference to the quantity estimated by the Corporation to have been supplied having regard to the rate of flow and the period of supply. [By-law 6 amended in Gazette 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3246; 21 Dec 2007 p. 6349.] 7. Manner of payment of charges other than quantity and single capital infrastructure charges (1) In this by-law - charge means - (a) a charge other than - (i) a quantity charge; or (ii) a single capital infrastructure charge; or (b) an amount payable in respect of rates under the Land Drainage Act 1925. (2) Unless, in accordance with by-law 8, special arrangements for payment have been made a charge is payable in accordance with this by- law. (3) Subject to sub-bylaws (4) and (8), a charge is payable to the Corporation in 2 equal instalments due on 31 July and 31 December, respectively, in the year for which the charge is made. (4) Subject to sub-bylaws (5) and (8), a person may elect to pay an account relating to a charge - (a) in full (whether or not it also relates to other charges in respect of the same year) on or before 31 July in that year in which case the person is to receive a discount of - (i) the amount prescribed in Schedule 7 item 1 in respect of the account (irrespective of whether it relates to one or more charges); and (ii) interest calculated at the rate prescribed in Schedule 7 item 3 for a period of 5 months on one-half of the charge for the year; or (b) in 4 equal instalments on or before 31 July, 31 October, 31 December, and 31 March, respectively, in that year, in which case the person is to be liable for an additional charge of - (i) the amount prescribed in Schedule 7 item 2 in respect of the account (irrespective of whether it relates to one or more charges); and (ii) interest calculated at the rate prescribed in Schedule 7 item 3 for a period of 3 months on one-half of the charge for the year. (5) The options provided by sub-bylaw (4) do not apply where payment of any amount due and payable to the Corporation in relation to any water service in respect of the land concerned is outstanding. (6) For the purposes of sub-bylaw (5), where payment of an amount has been deferred under the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Act 1992 that amount shall not be regarded as due and payable until payment of it is required in accordance with that Act. (7) The Corporation may, after having regard to the circumstances in a particular case, allow a person to elect to pay an account in accordance with the options provided in sub-bylaw (4), without the requirement for the appropriate amount to be paid on or before 31 July. (8) Where - (a) a charge is for a period less than a full year; or (b) an account for a charge is given after 31 July in the year to which the charge relates, the charge is due in full by the date stated in the account. (9) For the purposes of sub-bylaw (8), a date stated in an account shall be a date not earlier than 28 days after the giving of the account. [By-law 7 inserted in Gazette 13 May 1997 p. 2350-1; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2001 p. 3188.] 7A. Manner of payment of quantity charges (1) Unless, in accordance with by-law 8, special arrangements for payment have been made a quantity charge is due in full on the date stated in the account given for that charge. (2) For the purposes of sub-bylaw (1), a date stated in an account shall be a date not earlier than 14 days after the giving of the account. [By-law 7A inserted in Gazette 13 May 1997 p. 2351.] 7B. Manner of payment of single capital infrastructure charges (1) A single capital infrastructure charge is due in full on the date stated in the account given for that charge. (2) For the purposes of sub-bylaw (1), a date stated in an account shall be a date not earlier than 28 days after the giving of the account. [By-law 7B inserted in Gazette 13 May 1997 p. 2351.] 8. Special arrangements (1) This by-law does not apply to a single capital infrastructure charge. (2) If, in a particular case, the Corporation is satisfied that there is proper cause, the Corporation may enter into a special arrangement with a person for the payment of charges. (3) A special arrangement may be on such terms and conditions, including as to the payment of additional charges and interest, as the Corporation, having regard to the person's circumstances, considers appropriate. (4) Despite sub-bylaw (3) - (a) a special arrangement must provide for payment by regular instalments; and (b) if additional charges are payable under the arrangement - the amount of each additional charge must not exceed the amount set out in Schedule 7 item 2; and (c) if interest is payable under the arrangement - the rate at which the interest is calculated must not exceed the amount set out in Schedule 7 item 5. [By-law 8 inserted in Gazette 27 Jun 2008 p. 2984.] 8A. Concessional charges for retirement village residents (1) This by-law does not apply - (a) to a person who registers an entitlement to a rebate under the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Act 1992 in respect to a unit in a retirement village; or (b) to a unit in a retirement village once a person has registered an entitlement to a rebate under the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Act 1992. (1a) Where a person was liable, immediately prior to 1 July 2005, to pay a charge under - (a) Schedule 1 item 1; (b) Schedule 3 item 8; (c) Schedule 3 item 10(a); or (d) Schedule 4 item 3, to these by-laws in respect of a unit in a retirement village and that person is liable on or after 1 July 2005 to pay that charge in respect of that unit, the person is to be allowed a concession in respect of the charge in accordance with sub-bylaw (2). (2) The concession to be allowed under this by-law in respect of a charge referred to in sub-bylaw (1a) is 25% of the charge, or the amount set out in Schedule 7 item 4 opposite the particular kind of charge, whichever is the lesser amount. (3) In this by-law, retirement village means a number of units, the residents of which have a right to life tenancy under a lease arrangement, or a similar form of lease, and are predominantly - (a) over 55 years old and not in full-time employment; or (b) retired. [By-law 8A inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 1990 p. 3227; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 1999 p. 2790; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3189; 1 Jul 2005 p. 3008- 9.] 8B. Government trading organisation and non-commercial Government property Where a body holding non-commercial Government property, or a Government trading organisation is liable to pay a charge, whether in respect of exempt land or otherwise, under - (a) Schedule 1 item 3(b) or 10(a) or (b); or (b) Schedule 1 item 25 or 27(a) or (f); or (c) Schedule 1 item 33, for each water service provided to property held by that body or organisation, with the exception of services that are provided exclusively for fire fighting purposes and charged as such, and used for commercial (other than community-related or charitable) purposes, the body or organisation is instead to pay the appropriate charge set out in Schedule 8. [By-law 8B inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2001 p. 3189; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2007 p. 3246; 27 Jun 2008 p. 2984-5; 19 Jun 2009 p. 2322.] 8BA. Annual charges to Government trading organisations that supply water to lessees or ships (1) Where a Government trading organisation - (a) holds land that is provided with a water supply by the Corporation; and (b) supplies through a meter any of the water provided to it by the Corporation - (i) to one or more lessees of any of that land; or (ii) to a ship in port, the annual charge payable by the Government trading organisation shall be, instead of the charge that would otherwise apply under Schedule 8 item 1, that charge less the charge that would apply under that item for a meter of the size that would be required to supply, in aggregate, water as described in paragraph (b). (2) Sub-bylaw (1) does not apply where the meter required by the Government trading organisation for its water supply would be the same for size whether or not it supplied water as described in sub- bylaw (1)(b). (3) Where a body - (a) holds non-commercial Government property that is provided with a water supply by the Corporation; and (b) supplies through a meter any of the water provided to it by the Corporation - (i) to one or more lessees of any of that property; or (ii) to a ship in port, the annual charge payable by the body shall be, instead of the charge that would otherwise apply under Schedule 8 item 1, that charge less the charge that would apply under that item for a meter of the size that would be required to supply, in aggregate, water as described in paragraph (b). (4) Sub-bylaw (3) does not apply where the meter required by the body holding the non-commercial Government property for its water supply would be the same size whether or not it supplied water as described in sub-bylaw (3)(b). [By-law 8BA inserted in Gazette 1 May 1992 p. 1864; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 1994 p. 3172; 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3189- 90.] [8C. Deleted in Gazette 30 Jun 1995 p. 2735.] 9. Interest on overdue amounts (1) For the purposes of section 41L, the time from which interest shall be calculated on overdue amounts is one day after the amount was due and payable, and interest shall be calculated at the rate set out in Schedule 7 item 5 on a daily basis and becomes due and payable as if it were a charge to which by-law 7 applies. (2) For the purposes of section 100B of the Land Drainage Act 1925, the period after which interest is payable is prescribed to be one day and interest is prescribed to be payable at the rate set out in Schedule 7 item 5 on a daily basis and becomes due and payable as if it were a charge to which by-law 7 applies. [By-law 9 amended in Gazette 26 Jun 1992 p. 2813; 24 Jul 1992 p. 3661; 9 Apr 1998 p. 2035; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3190.] 9A. Amounts rounded Where a fee or charge calculated in accordance with these by- laws is an amount which is not a whole number multiple of 5 cents the amount shall be rounded up or down, as the case may be, to the nearest whole number multiple of 5 cents. [By-law 9A inserted in Gazette 26 Jun 1992 p. 2813.] 9B. Calculations, including maxima, for various GRV based charges (1) Where a charge that is determined by reference to the GRV of the relevant land under Schedule 3 item 8 or 10, or Schedule 4 item 5, for the current year, is more than 13.0% greater than the charge calculated for the same service (and under the same circumstances) in the previous year, the charge is only payable up to that 13.0% increase. (2) Where a charge that is determined by reference to the GRV of the relevant land under Schedule 4 item 3 or 4, for the current year, is more than $25.00 greater than the charge calculated for the same service (and under the same circumstances) in the previous year, the charge is only payable up to that $25.00 increase per residential unit in the case of residential land, or per lot in the case of vacant land. (3) Where, for a portion of the current year (the part year), in respect of property subject to a charge that is determined by reference to the GRV of the relevant land under Schedule 3 item 8 or 10, or Schedule 4 item 3, 4 or 5, there is a change in the circumstances that affects the method of calculating the charge for that property, the charge payable for the part year is to be determined as follows - (a) the charge is to be determined for the whole of the current year on the basis of the changed circumstances; (b) the Corporation may estimate a notional charge for the previous year in respect of that property, being the charge that would have been payable for that year if the matters and circumstances currently prevailing had prevailed for the whole of that year; (c) the charge determined in accordance with paragraph (a) is to be limited (where relevant) in accordance with sub-bylaw (1) or (2) (whichever is relevant), using the notional charge estimated in accordance with paragraph (b); (d) the charge determined in accordance with paragraph (a) (as limited in accordance with paragraph (c) where relevant) is to be reduced by the same proportion that the part year bears to the whole of the current year. [By-law 9B inserted in Gazette 25 Jun 2010 p. 2901-3; amended in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2417.] Part 2 - Water supply Division 1 - Water supply other than under Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 10. Certain matters to be disregarded For the purposes of applying this Division and Schedule 1 the supply of water, or any other thing done or provided, under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914, or the fact that land is capable of being supplied with water under that Act, shall be disregarded. [By-law 10 amended in Gazette 29 Jun 1999 p. 2791; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3190.] 11. Land subject to water supply charges under this Division Land that is actually supplied or, although not actually supplied, is in the opinion of the Corporation reasonably capable of being supplied with water by the Corporation shall be taken, in accordance with section 41(1)(b) of the Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984, to be land in respect of which the Corporation provides water supply and, subject to by-law 12, charges as set out in Schedule 1 shall apply in respect of that land. [By-law 11 amended in Gazette 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331-2; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2791; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3190.] 12. Exempt land (1) In this by-law - water supply connection does not include a local government standpipe. (2) Where - (a) land described in by-law 4; or (b) land that is not classified capital infrastructure but is reasonably capable of being supplied by the Corporation with water from works provided in relation to land that is so classified, is not provided with a water supply connection, the land is exempt from any charge set out in Schedule 1 other than a charge specifically provided in respect of local government standpipes. [By-law 12 inserted in Gazette 13 May 1997 p. 2352; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 1999 p. 2791; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3190; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3246.] 13. Classification of land (1) For the purposes of this Division, land may, irrespective of any other classification under these by-laws, be classified by the Corporation as follows - (a) residential, if the land - (i) is used wholly or primarily for the purpose of providing the owner or occupier of the land with a residence for himself, his family or servants, or any of them; and (ii) in the opinion of the Corporation, is not used in whole or in part for the purpose of providing holiday accommodation; (b) commercial residential, if the land, although not used wholly or primarily for the purpose mentioned in paragraph (a), is used for the purpose while also being used for the purpose of a shop, workshop, office, bakery, surgery or another business purpose; (c) semi-rural residential, if the land is in the metropolitan area and - (i) although not used primarily for the purpose mentioned in paragraph (a), is used for that purpose; and (ii) is also used for the purpose of primary production (which includes use for the purpose of a farm, market garden, kennel, plant nursery, orchard, stable, vineyard or other similar purpose), and water is used on the land wholly or primarily for the purpose mentioned in paragraph (a); (d) non-residential, if the land is used for business, professional, holiday accommodation, manufacturing, processing or other commercial processes that are not the subject of another class prescribed in this by-law; (e) vacant land, if there is no building on the land and it is not appropriate to otherwise classify the land under this by-law; (f) farmland, if the land comes within the definition of farm land in the Country Areas Water Supply Act 1947 section 5(1) and is within 2.5 kilometres of a main or other pipe from which the Corporation is prepared to supply water to the land; [(g) deleted] (h) government, if the land is not in the metropolitan area and is used by the State or a local government for business, professional, commercial or office purposes, or as a power station, and the classification of the land is not otherwise specifically provided for in this by-law; (i) mining, if the land is not in the metropolitan area and is used for the purposes of mining; (j) institutional public, if the land is not in the metropolitan area and is used for such club, institutional or public purpose as the Corporation approves, not being a purpose otherwise specifically provided for in this by-law; (k) community residential, if the land is occupied as a communal property on which several family units dwell at the same time and is managed by the persons dwelling on the land or a committee of them; (l) charitable purposes, if, in the opinion of the Corporation, the land is used for the purpose of - (i) providing relief or assistance to sick, aged, disadvantaged, unemployed or young persons; or (ii) conducting other activities for the benefit of the public or in the interests of social welfare, by a private organisation that is not operated for the purpose of profit or gain to individual members, shareholders or owners. (2) If land satisfies the criteria set out in sub-bylaw (1)(a), the land may be classified as residential, notwithstanding that it may also satisfy the criteria set out in sub-bylaw (1)(l). (3) For the purposes of this Division, land may, irrespective of any other classification under sub-bylaw (1), be classified by the Corporation as capital infrastructure if - (a) the Corporation determines that the land is in an area specified in Column 1 of the Table to Schedule 1 item 36; and (b) the Corporation provides or is to provide works to ensure the supply of water to the land. [By-law 13 inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2007 p. 3247-8; amended in Gazette 19 Jun 2009 p. 2322; 25 Jun 2010 p. 2903.] [13A. Deleted in Gazette 29 Jun 1988 p. 2113.] 14. Indexation of certain valuations (1) This by-law does not apply to the assessment of a charge in respect of land if a value was assigned to the land pursuant to a general valuation under the Valuation of Land Act 1978 that was expressed by a notice under section 21 or 22 of that Act to come into force and came into force for the purposes of this Act, at the commencement of the period for which the charge is to be imposed. (2) Where a charge in relation to the supply of water under the Country Areas Water Supply Act 1947 is to be assessed in respect of land by reference to GRV, the GRV for the purposes of assessing that charge shall be an adjusted GRV (AGRV) calculated in accordance with the formula in Schedule 6. [By-law 14 amended in Gazette 29 Jun 1999 p. 2791; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3190.] [15. Deleted in Gazette 1 Jul 2002 p. 3156.] 16. Discrete residential units In respect of land that is classified as community residential, the Corporation shall determine by reference to the anticipated water supply requirements, the number of discrete residential units to which that land is in its opinion equivalent and the land shall be regarded as including that number of discrete residential units. [By-law 16 amended in Gazette 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3248; 27 Jun 2008 p. 2985.] 17. Quantity charges for the supply of water (1) Except as provided in this by-law, the quantity charge payable for the supply of water to a property is an amount calculated under Schedule 1 Division 2. (2) Where Schedule 1 Division 2 is amended during a charge period the amount payable for the period is to be calculated as if that amendment had not occurred. (3) Where - (a) there is a change in the occupation of a property referred to in Schedule 1 item 20, 21, 22 or 23; and (b) within 10 days before or after the change in occupation the new occupier has obtained a special meter reading from the Corporation, the quantity charge payable for the supply of water to the property from that day until the end of the consumption year is the sum of all of the amounts calculated in accordance with the formula in Schedule 1 item 35. [By-law 17 inserted in Gazette 6 Jan 1998 p. 40; amended in Gazette 7 May 1999 p. 1859-60; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2791-2; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3191; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3248-9.] 17A. Caravan parks (1) The charges for water supply to strata titled caravan bays are the annual charge per bay set out in Schedule 1 item 4 together with a quantity charge calculated under by-law 17 with the following variations to Schedule 1 - (a) for bays in the metropolitan area, the first 150 kL of water supplied is charged at the rate for metropolitan residential usage shown in Schedule 1 item 20 and water usage over 150 kL is charged at the maximum rate for metropolitan commercial residential usage set out in Schedule 1 item 24(b); (b) for bays in the non-metropolitan area, the first 150 kL of water supplied is charged at the rate for non-metropolitan residential usage shown in Schedule 1 item 22 (according to the residential classification of the town/area set out in Schedule 10) and water usage over 150 kL is charged at the maximum rate for non-metropolitan commercial residential usage set out in Schedule 1 item 27(g) (according to the non- residential classification of the town/area set out in Schedule 10). (2) Subject to sub-bylaw (3), the charges for water supply to a commercial caravan park are calculated in the same manner as for other commercial properties, i.e. - (a) for bays in the metropolitan area, the metropolitan non- residential meter-based charge set out in Schedule 1 item 17, together with the metropolitan non-residential quantity charge calculated under by-law 17 and Schedule 1 item 24(a); (b) for bays in the non-metropolitan area, the non-metropolitan non- residential meter-based charge set out in Schedule 1 item 10(c), together with the non-metropolitan non-residential quantity charge calculated under by-law 17 and Schedule 1 item 27(b) (according to the non-residential classification of the town/area set out in Schedule 10). (3) The operator of a commercial caravan park may, at his or her option, nominate a number of bays as long term residential caravan bays, and as a consequence - (a) those bays will be treated as if they were strata-titled bays for the purposes of annual charges, with the charges for the commercial park being adjusted accordingly and proportionally to the number of long term residential caravan bays in that commercial caravan park; and (b) the quantity charges apply for the property as a whole in accordance with sub-bylaws (1)(a) and (1)(b), except that the respective rates for residential quantity charges only apply for the first 150 kL per nominated long term residential caravan bay. [By-law 17A inserted in Gazette 30 Jun 1995 p. 2735-6; amended in Gazette 28 Jun 1996 p. 3106; 27 Jun 1997 p. 3176; 6 Jan 1998 p. 40; 26 Jun 1998 p. 3400; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2792-3; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3191-2; 1 Jul 2002 p. 3156; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3249; 27 Jun 2008 p. 2985-6; 25 Jun 2010 p. 2903.] 17B. Metropolitan non-residential or commercial residential property water supply charges (1) Where a metropolitan non-residential or commercial residential property is metered by the Corporation, the charge payable for the current year for the provision of water supply to the property is the charge payable for the relevant size meter as set out in Schedule 1 item 17. (2) Where a metropolitan non-residential or commercial residential property is not directly served by the Corporation, the charge payable for the current year for the provision of water supply to the property is the charge determined as if the water supply to the property was metered through a 20 mm meter. (3) Where a metropolitan non-residential property is served but not metered by the Corporation, the charge payable for the current year for the provision of water supply to the property is the charge determined as if the water supply to the property was metered through a meter of a size equal to the diameter of the connecting pipe serving that property. (4) If a charge determined under this by-law for the current year is more than 30% greater than the charge calculated for the same service (and under the same circumstances) in the previous year, the charge is only payable up to that 30% increase. [By-law 17B inserted in Gazette 1 Jul 2002 p. 3156-7; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2007 p. 3250.] 17C. Non-metropolitan, non-strata titled, Commercial or Industrial property water supply charges (1) Where a property referred to in Schedule 1 item 10(c) is not directly served by the Corporation, the charge payable for the current year for the provision of water supply to the property is the charge determined as if the water supply to the property was metered through a 20 mm meter. (2) Where a property referred to in Schedule 1 item 10(c) is served but not metered by the Corporation, the charge payable for the current year for the provision of water supply to the property is the charge calculated as if the water supply to the property was metered through a meter of a size equal to the diameter of the connecting pipe serving that property. (3) Where a charge for the current year under Schedule 1 item 10(c) is more than 13.0% greater than the charge calculated for the same service (and under the same circumstances) in the previous year, the charge is only payable up to that 13.0% increase. [By-law 17C inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2000 p. 3324; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2001 p. 3192; 7 Aug 2001 p. 4037; 1 Jul 2002 p. 3157; 27 Jun 2003 p. 2287; 29 Jun 2004 p. 2467-8; 1 Jul 2005 p. 3034; 30 Jun 2006 p. 2416; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3250; 27 Jun 2008 p. 2986; 19 Jun 2009 p. 2322; 25 Jun 2010 p. 2903; 23 Jun 2011 p. 2418.] 17D. Various non-metropolitan water supply charges and classifications (1) The charges for water supplied to non-metropolitan residential, non-metropolitan community residential and non-metropolitan non- residential properties (including caravan parks), set out in - (a) Schedule 1 item 22; and (ba) Schedule 1 item 23(2); and (b) Schedule 1 item 27(b); and (c) Schedule 1 item 27(g); and (d) Schedule 8 item 2(2), apply to towns/areas according to the classifications given to the towns/areas by the Corporation. [(2) deleted] (3) For the purpose of determining quantity charges in the previous year, the towns/areas and the respective classes to which they are allocated are set out in Schedule 9. (4) For the purpose of determining quantity charges in the current year, the towns/areas and the respective classes to which they are allocated are set out in Schedule 10. [By-law 17D inserted in Gazette 27 Jun 1997 p. 3179-80; amended in Gazette 6 Jan 1998 p. 40; 26 Jun 1998 p. 3400; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2793; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3192-3; 5 Oct 2001 p. 5479; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3250; 27 Jun 2008 p. 2986-7.] 18. Concessional non-metropolitan quantity charge (1) In this by-law - eligible pensioner means a person to whom section 23(1), (2) or (3) or section 24 of the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Act 1992 applies. (2) Notwithstanding any other provisions of these by-laws, a person who is liable to pay a charge under by-law 17A(1)(b) or 17A(3)(b) or under Schedule 1 item 22 in respect of particular land shall be allowed a concession under this by-law in respect of the charge if - (a) the person satisfies the Corporation that he or she was an eligible pensioner at any time during the period to which the charge relates; and (b) subject to sub-bylaw (3), the land was occupied by the person during the period to which the charge relates, whether or not the land is also occupied by any other person; and (c) the person is not liable for the payment of any amount due in respect of a charge assessed according to the quantity of water supplied to that or any other land during a period that commenced before the period to which the charge relates; and (d) the person has not been allowed a concession under this by-law in respect of water supplied to any other land except where the portions of the periods to which the respective concessions relate do not, to any extent, coincide. (3) Where the Corporation, having regard to the circumstances of the case, sees fit, it may dispense with the requirements of sub- bylaw (2)(b). (4) The amount of the concession to be allowed under this by-law in respect of a charge under by-law 17A(1)(b) or 17A(3)(b) or under by- law 17 and Schedule 1 item 22 is 50% of the amount calculated from the annual charge rates applicable - (a) where the land concerned is - (i) in the town of Cue, Laverton, Leonora, Meekatharra, Menzies, Mt Magnet (from 1995/1996 onwards), Mullewa (from 2009/2010 onwards), Sandstone, Wiluna or Yalgoo (from 1995/1996 onwards) and where up to 600 kL of water is supplied in one year; or (ii) any other land south of 26° South Latitude and where up to 400 kL of water is supplied in one year; (b) where the land concerned is north of 26° South Latitude and where up to 600 kL of water is supplied in one year. (5) A person who, in connection with or for the purpose of obtaining a concession under this by-law, gives information that he or she knows or has reasonable cause to believe to be false or misleading in any material respect commits an offence. Penalty: $1 000. [By-law 18 amended in Gazette 29 Jun 1988 p. 2113; 14 Oct 1988 p. 4174; 31 Dec 1992 p. 6412-13; 4 Mar 1994 p. 904; 30 Jun 1995 p. 2736- 7; 17 Nov 1995 p. 5344; 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331; 6 Jan 1998 p. 40; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2793-4; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3193; 7 Aug 2001 p. 4037; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3250; 25 Jun 2010 p. 2903-5.] 18A. Concessional metropolitan quantity charge (1) In this by-law - eligible pensioner means a person to whom section 23(1), (2) or (3) or section 24 of the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Act 1992 applies. (2) Notwithstanding any other provisions of these by-laws, a person who is liable to pay a charge under by-law 17A(1)(a) or 17A(3)(a) or under by-law 17 and Schedule 1 item 20 or 21 in respect of land in the metropolitan area shall be allowed a concession under this by-law in respect of the charge if - (a) the person satisfies the Corporation that he or she was an eligible pensioner at any time during the period to which the charge relates; and (b) the land was occupied by the person during the period to which the charge relates, whether or not the land is also occupied by any other person; and (c) the person is not liable for the payment of any amount due in respect of a charge assessed according to the quantity of water supplied to that or any other land during a period that commenced before the period to which the charge relates; and (d) the person has not been allowed a concession under this by-law in respect of water supplied to any other land except where the portions of the periods to which the respective concessions relate do not, to any extent, coincide. (3) The concession to be allowed under this by-law in respect of a charge under by-law 17A(1)(a) or 17A(3)(a) or under by-law 17 and Schedule 1 item 20 or 21 is 50% of the amount calculated from the annual charge rates applicable where up to 150 kL of water is supplied in one year and where the land concerned is in the metropolitan area. (4) A person who, in connection with or for the purpose of being allowed a concession under this by-law, gives information that he or she knows or has reasonable cause to believe to be false or misleading in any material respect commits an offence. Penalty: $1 000. [By-law 18A inserted in Gazette 1 Jul 1993 p. 3215; amended in Gazette 30 Jun 1995 p. 2737; 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331; 6 Jan 1998 p. 40; 26 Jun 1998 p. 3400; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2794; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3193; 7 Aug 2001 p. 4038; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3251; 25 Jun 2010 p. 2905-6.] 18B. Residential multi-unit properties - rebates for eligible pensioners (1) In this by-law - eligible pensioner means a person to whom section 23(1), (2) or (3) or section 24 of the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Act 1992 applies; registered in the case of an eligible pensioner who is a tenant, means registered or listed with the Corporation for the purposes of assessment under this by-law. (2) Where land comprises a residential multi-unit property served by a single meter and one or more of those units are occupied by - (a) an eligible pensioner who has registered an entitlement under the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Act 1992 before the commencement of the period to which a quantity charge applies; or (b) an eligible pensioner who is registered as a tenant with the Corporation before the commencement of the period to which a quantity charge applies, then sub-bylaw (3) applies. (3) Where the Corporation is satisfied that a person described in sub-bylaw (2)(a) or (b) is liable to pay a charge in relation to the water supplied to the property referred to in that sub-bylaw, the person is entitled to a rebate to be calculated as 50% of the amount calculated from the annual charge rates, based on averaged unit consumption - (a) where up to 150 kL of water is supplied in one year and where the land concerned is in the metropolitan area and is charged under by-law 17A(1)(a), 17A(1)(b), 17A(3)(a) or 17A(3)(b) or under by-law 17 and Schedule 1 item 20 or 21; (b) where up to - (i) 600 kL of water is supplied in one year and where the land concerned is in the town of Cue, Laverton, Leonora, Meekatharra, Menzies, Mt Magnet (from 1995/1996 onwards), Mullewa (from 2009/2010 onwards), Sandstone, Wiluna or Yalgoo (from 1995/1996 onwards); or (ii) 400 kL of water is supplied in one year and where the land concerned is any other land south of 26° South Latitude, and is charged under by-law 17A(1)(a), 17A(1)(b), 17A(3)(a) or 17A(3)(b) or under by-law 17 and Schedule 1 item 22; or (c) where up to 600 kL of water is supplied in one year and where the land concerned is land north of 26° South Latitude and is charged under by-law 17A(1)(a), 17A(1)(b), 17A(3)(a) or 17A(3)(b) or under by-law 17 and Schedule 1 item 22, and the rebate is to be credited in accordance with sub- bylaw (4). (4) The rebate set out in sub-bylaw (3) can only be given - (a) in the case of a person described in sub-bylaw (2)(a), by direct credit to that person's bank account or to his or her Annual Charges assessment; (b) in the case of a person described in sub-bylaw (2)(b), by direct credit to that person's bank account or credit to that person by such other means as the Corporation sees fit. (5) The Corporation may, after having regard to the circumstances in a particular case, dispense with the requirement in sub-bylaw (2) for a pensioner to register or be listed prior to the commencement of the period to which a quantity charge applies. (6) An eligible pensioner registered for the purpose of this by-law must advise the Corporation, in writing, if that pensioner - (a) ceases to be an eligible pensioner; or (b) ceases to occupy the property which is the subject of the registration. (7) A person who, in connection with or for the purpose of being eligible to have a rebate credited in accordance with this by-law, gives information that he or she knows or has reasonable cause to believe to be false or misleading commits an offence. Penalty: $1 000. [By-law 18B inserted in Gazette 30 Dec 1994 p. 7351-3; amended in Gazette 30 Jun 1995 p. 2737; 17 Nov 1995 p. 5344-5; 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331; 6 Jan 1998 p. 41; 26 Jun 1998 p. 3400; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2794; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3193; 7 Aug 2001 p. 4038; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3251; 25 Jun 2010 p. 2906.] [19. Deleted in Gazette 26 Jun 1998 p. 3400.] 19A. Capital infrastructure charges (1) In this by-law - land means a residential property or any other land. (2) Subject to sub-bylaw (3), if land is classified as capital infrastructure, the charge - (a) set out in Column 3 of the Table to Schedule 1 item 36; and (b) corresponding to the area within which the land is situated as specified in Column 1 of the Table to Schedule 1 item 36, is a charge for a year in respect of that land, applicable for the number of years specified in Column 4 of the Table to Schedule 1 item 36. (3) A person liable to pay a charge under sub-bylaw (2) may, within 28 days of receiving notice of the charge from the Corporation, elect to pay the corresponding single charge specified in Column 2 of the Table to Schedule 1 item 36. (4) Where a person elects to pay a single charge under sub- bylaw (3) the single charge is payable in relation to the land instead of the annual charges specified in sub-bylaw (2). (5) A charge set out in the Table to Schedule 1 item 36 is payable in addition to any other charges payable for water supply under these by-laws. [By-law 19A inserted in Gazette 13 May 1997 p. 2352-3; amended in Gazette 7 May 1999 p. 1860; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2794-5; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3193; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3251.] Division 2 - Water supply under Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 other than for irrigation 20. Land subject to water supply charges under this Division Land that is actually supplied by the Corporation under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 with water for purposes other than irrigation shall be taken, in accordance with section 41(1)(b) of the Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984, to be land in respect of which the Corporation provides water supply and charges under Schedule 2 shall apply in respect of that land. [By-law 20 amended in Gazette 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331-2; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2795; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3194.] [Divisions 3 and 4 deleted in Gazette 27 Jun 1997 p. 3180.] Part 3 - Sewerage 21A. Terms used In this Part - country non-residential or commercial residential property means land referred to in Schedule 3 item 31; formula means - (a) in a metropolitan context, the formula set out in Schedule 3 item 18; or (b) in a country context, the formula set out in Schedule 3 item 36; metropolitan non-residential property means land referred to in Schedule 3 item 13; Table means - (a) in a metropolitan context, the Table to Schedule 3 item 18; or (b) in a country context, the Table to Schedule 3 item 36. [By-law 21A inserted in Gazette 27 Jun 2003 p. 2287; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2007 p. 3251-2.] 21. Land subject to sewerage charges Land that is connected with a sewer or, although not connected - (a) is in the opinion of the Corporation reasonably capable of being connected with a sewer; and (b) has been the subject of a notice advising the owner or occupier of the land that it is reasonably capable of being connected with a sewer, shall be taken, in accordance with section 41(1)(b) of the Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984, to be land in respect of which the Corporation provides sewerage and, subject to by-law 22, charges as set out in Schedule 3, shall apply in respect of that land. [By-law 21 amended in Gazette 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331-2; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3194.] 22. Exempt land Where land described in by-law 4 is not connected with a sewer, it is exempt from any charge set out in Schedule 3. [By-law 22 amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2001 p. 3194.] 23. Classification of land (1) For the purposes of this Part, land described in by-law 4 that is in a country sewerage area and is connected with a sewer may, irrespective of any other classification under these by-laws, be classified by the Corporation as follows - (a) institutional public, if the land is used for such club, institutional or public purpose as the Corporation approves, not being a purpose mentioned in paragraph (b); (b) charitable purposes, if, in the opinion of the Corporation, the land is used for the purpose of - (i) providing relief or assistance to sick, aged, disadvantaged, unemployed or young persons; or (ii) conducting other activities for the benefit of the public or in the interests of social welfare, by a private organisation that is not operated for the purpose of profit or gain to individual members, shareholders or owners; (c) community residential, if the land is occupied as a communal property on which several family units dwell at the same time and is managed by the persons dwelling on the land or a committee of them, and, where it is not classified under paragraph (a), (b) or (c), shall be taken to have been classified as general exempt. (2) For the purposes of this Part, land, not being land mentioned in sub-bylaw (1), may, irrespective of any other classification under these by-laws, be classified by the Corporation as follows - (a) residential, if the land is used wholly or primarily for the purpose of providing the owner or occupier of the land with a residence for himself, his family or servants, or any of them; (b) non-residential property, if the land is used for business, professional, holiday accommodation, manufacturing, processing or other commercial processes that are not the subject of another class prescribed in this by-law; (c) vacant land, if there is no building on the land. [By-law 23 inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2007 p. 3252-3; amended in Gazette 19 Jun 2009 p. 2322.] 24. Indexation of certain valuations (1) This by-law does not apply to the assessment of a charge in respect of land if a value was assigned to the land pursuant to a general valuation under the Valuation of Land Act 1978 that was expressed by a notice under section 21 or 22 of that Act to come into force and came into force for the purposes of this Act, at the commencement of the period for which the charge is to be imposed. (2) Where a charge in relation to the provision of sewerage under the Country Towns Sewerage Act 1948 is to be assessed in respect of land by reference to GRV, the GRV for the purposes of assessing that charge shall be an adjusted GRV (AGRV) calculated in accordance with the formula in Schedule 6. [By-law 24 amended in Gazette 29 Jun 1999 p. 2795; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3194.] [25. Deleted in Gazette 1 Jul 2002 p. 3157.] 25A. Metered metropolitan non-residential property sewerage charges (1) Subject to sub-bylaws (3), (5) and (6) and notwithstanding any other provision of these by-laws, the minimum charge payable for the current year for the provision of sewerage to metropolitan non- residential property that has metered water supply is - (a) the charge calculated in accordance with the formula; or (b) the minimum charge payable for relevant number of major fixtures in the current year, as set out in the Table, whichever is the greater. (2) Where land classified as metropolitan non-residential property for the whole or part of the current year was not so classified for the whole of the previous year, the Corporation may estimate a notional charge for the previous year, being a charge that would have been payable for that year if - (a) the land had been classified as metropolitan non-residential; and (b) the matters and circumstances currently prevailing had prevailed, for the whole of the previous year, and that notional charge shall be regarded as the charge payable in the previous year as set out for the purposes of variable "A" of the formula. (3) Where part of the way through the current year land ceases to be, or becomes, metropolitan non-residential property, the charge payable in respect of that land shall be payable in the same ratio as the part of the year for which the charge applies bears to the full year. (4) Where, for a portion of the current year, in respect of metropolitan non-residential property, there is - (a) a change in the amount of the charges for the current year as a result of an alteration in the method in which the discharge charge is calculated for that property; (b) a change in the amount of the charges for the current year as a result of a change in the number of major fixtures relevant to that property; or (c) an interim valuation under the Valuation of Land Act 1978 reflecting any development or change of use of that land, the Corporation may, for the purposes of sub-bylaw (5), estimate a notional charge for the previous year in respect of that property, being the charge that would have been payable for that year if - (d) the matters and circumstances currently prevailing had prevailed; (e) the method of calculation of the discharge charge currently prevailing had been used; (f) any changed number of major fixtures referred to in paragraph (b) had been provided; and (g) any interim valuation reflecting any development or change in use referred to in paragraph (c) had been made and in force, for the whole of that year. (5) A charge payable for the portion of the current year referred to in sub-bylaw (4) is payable in the same ratio as the portion bears to the full year. (6) If a charge calculated under this by-law for the current year is more than 13.0% greater than the charge calculated for the same service (and under the same circumstances) in the previous year, the charge is only payable up to that 13.0% increase. [By-law 25A inserted in Gazette 28 Jun 1996 p. 3110-11 (correction 9 Jul 1996 p. 3281); amended in Gazette 27 Jun 1997 p. 3180 and 3203; 26 Jun 1998 p. 3400; 29 Jun 1999 p. 2795; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3194; 1 Jul 2002 p. 3157; 27 Jun 2003 p. 2288; 29 Jun 2004 p. 2468; 1 Jul 2005 p. 3034; 30 Jun 2006 p. 2417; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3253; 27 Jun 2008 p. 2987; 19 Jun 2009 p. 2323; 25 Jun 2010 p. 2906; 23 Jun 2011 p. 2418.] 25B. Un-metered or unconnected metropolitan non-residential property sewerage charges (1) Subject to sub-bylaw (2), the minimum charge payable for the current year for the provision of sewerage to a metropolitan non- residential property which has sewerage available but not connected is calculated in accordance with the formula, with the variable "Q" in the formula having a value of nil. (2) Where a metropolitan non-residential property has no major fixtures, or no shared major fixtures as described in by-law 25C, the minimum charge payable for the current year for one major fixture, as set out in the Table, is the value of the variable "P" in the formula. (3) The minimum charge payable for the current year for the provision of sewerage to a metropolitan non-residential property which is sewered but where any water supply to the property is not separately metered by the Corporation, is calculated in accordance with the formula, and, for the purposes of the calculation, the discharge charge has a value of nil. [By-law 25B inserted in Gazette 28 Jun 1996 p. 3111; amended in Gazette 27 Jun 1997 p. 3180 and 3203.] 25C. Charging for shared sewerage fixtures on metropolitan non-residential property Where all or some major sewerage fixtures are shared between metropolitan non-residential properties the number of major fixtures for a single property shall be calculated as - the number of major fixtures exclusive to that property (if any) plus the number of major fixtures divided by the number of properties sharing those fixtures, rounded down to the nearest whole number but with a minimum of one additional fixture per property. [By-law 25C inserted in Gazette 30 Jun 1995 p. 2743-4.] 26. Metered country non-residential or commercial residential property sewerage charges (1) Subject to sub-bylaws (3) and (5) and notwithstanding any other provision of these by-laws, the minimum charge payable for the current year for the provision of sewerage to a country non- residential or commercial residential property that has metered water supply is - (a) the charge calculated in accordance with the formula; or (b) the minimum charge payable for relevant number of major fixtures in the current year, as set out in the Table, whichever is the greater. (2) Where land classified as country non-residential or commercial residential property for the whole or part of the current year was not so classified for the whole of the previous year, the Corporation may estimate a notional charge for the previous year, being a charge that would have been payable for that year if - (a) the land had been classified as country non-residential or commercial residential; and (b) the matters and circumstances currently prevailing had prevailed, for the whole of the previous year, and that notional charge shall be regarded as the charge payable in the previous year as set out for the purposes of variable "A" of the formula. (3) Where part of the way through the current year land ceases to be, or becomes, country non-residential or commercial residential property, the charge payable in respect of that land shall be payable in the same ratio as the part of the year for which the charge applies bears to the full year. (4) Where, for a portion of the current year, in respect of country non-residential or commercial residential property, there is - (a) a change in the amount of the charges for the current year as a result of an alteration in the method in which the discharge charge is calculated for that property; (b) a change in the amount of the charges for the current year as a result of a change in the number of major fixtures relevant to that property; or (c) an interim valuation under the Valuation of Land Act 1978 reflecting any development or change of use of that land, the Corporation may, for the purposes of sub-bylaw (5), estimate a notional charge for the previous year in respect of that property, being the charge that would have been payable for that year if - (d) the matters and circumstances currently prevailing had prevailed; (e) the method of calculation of the discharge charge currently prevailing had been used; (f) any changed number of major fixtures referred to in paragraph (b) had been provided; and (g) any interim valuation reflecting any development or change in use referred to in paragraph (c) had been made and in force, for the whole of that year. (5) A charge payable for the portion of the current year referred to in sub-bylaw (4) is payable in the same ratio as the portion bears to the full year. [By-law 26 inserted in Gazette 27 Jun 2003 p. 2288-90; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2007 p. 3253.] 26A. Un-metered or unconnected country non-residential or commercial residential property sewerage charges (1) Subject to sub-bylaw (2), the minimum charge payable for the current year for the provision of sewerage to a country non- residential or commercial residential property which has sewerage available but not connected is calculated in accordance with the formula, with the variable "Q" in the formula having a value of nil. (2) Where a country non-residential or commercial residential property has no major fixtures, or no shared major fixtures as described in by-law 26B, the minimum charge payable for the current year for one major fixture, as set out in the Table, is the value of the variable "P" in the formula. (3) The minimum charge payable for the current year for the provision of sewerage to a country non-residential or commercial residential property which is sewered but where any water supply to the property - (a) is not separately metered by the Corporation but is supplied solely by the Corporation - is calculated in accordance with the formula; or (b) is not separately metered by the Corporation and is partially or fully supplied by a supplier other than the Corporation - is calculated, based on an estimate of water volume delivered or using an estimate of the water volume discharged, in accordance with the formula, and the discharge charge will be applied accordingly. [By-law 26A inserted in Gazette 27 Jun 2003 p. 2290-1; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2007 p. 3253.] 26B. Charging for shared sewerage fixtures on country non-residential or commercial residential property Where all or some major sewerage fixtures are shared between country non-residential or commercial residential properties the number of major fixtures for a single property shall be calculated as - the number of major fixtures exclusive to that property (if any) plus the number of major fixtures divided by the number of properties sharing those fixtures, rounded down to the nearest whole number but with a minimum of one additional fixture per property. [By-law 26B inserted in Gazette 27 Jun 2003 p. 2291-2; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2007 p. 3253.] Part 4 - Drainage 27. Land subject to drainage charges Land in a drainage area within the meaning of the Metropolitan Water Authority Act 1982 shall be taken, in accordance with section 41(1)(b) of the Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984, to be land in respect of which the Corporation provides drainage and, subject to by-law 28, charges as set out in Schedule 4 shall apply in respect of that land. [By-law 27 amended in Gazette 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331-2; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3194; 19 Jun 2009 p. 2323.] 28. Exempt land (1) Land described in by-law 4 is exempt from any charge set out in Schedule 4. (2) A lot that is - (a) greater than one hectare in area; and (b) comprised wholly of - (i) rural land; or (ii) land that has not been the subject of development, is exempt from any charge set out in Schedule 4. (3) In sub-bylaw (2) - development has the meaning given in the Planning and Development Act 2005; lot has the meaning given in the Planning and Development Act 2005; rural land means land zoned for agricultural or rural use under a local planning scheme made under the Planning and Development Act 2005. [By-law 28 amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2001 p. 3194; 27 Jun 2008 p. 2987.] 29. Classification of land For the purposes of this Part, land may, irrespective of any other classification under these by-laws, be classified by the Corporation as follows - (a) residential, if the land is used wholly or primarily for the purpose of providing the owner or occupier of the land with a residence for himself, his family or servants, or any of them; (b) non-residential property, if the land is used for business, professional, holiday accommodation, manufacturing, processing or other commercial processes that are not the subject of another class prescribed in this by-law; (c) vacant land, if there is no building on the land. [By-law 29 inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2007 p. 3254; amended in Gazette 19 Jun 2009 p. 2323.] [30. Deleted in Gazette 1 Jul 2002 p. 3157.] Part 5 - Irrigation 31. Land subject to irrigation charges Land that is actually supplied under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 with water for irrigation or, although not actually so supplied, is land - (a) that is, in the opinion of the Corporation - (i) suitable for irrigation; and (ii) reasonably capable of being supplied under that Act with water for irrigation; and (b) to which the Corporation is prepared to supply water under that Act for irrigation, shall be taken, in accordance with section 41(1)(b) of the Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984, to be land in respect of which the Corporation provides irrigation and, subject to by-law 32, charges as set out in Schedule 5 shall apply in respect of that land. [By-law 31 inserted in Gazette 26 Jun 1992 p. 2813; amended in Gazette 29 Dec 1995 p. 6331-2; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3195.] 32. Exempt land Land described in by-law 4 is exempt from any charge set out in Schedule 5. [By-law 32 amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2001 p. 3195.] 33. Charge options for land in Carnarvon Irrigation District (1) In this by-law - customer means an owner or occupier of land in the Carnarvon Irrigation District who is entitled under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 to the supply to the land of water for irrigation purposes. (2) A customer is to select whether the charges for the supply to the land of water for irrigation purpose are to be made in accordance with - (a) Schedule 5 clause 1(1)(a) (option A); or (b) Schedule 5 clause 1(1)(b) (option B). (3) Until a customer selects otherwise, the customer is taken to have selected option A. (4) A customer may change the customer's selection by giving notice in writing to the Corporation. (5) If notice of a change of selection is received by the Corporation before 1 June in a calendar year, the change has effect with respect to water supplied on or after 1 July in that year. (6) If notice of a change of selection is received by the Corporation on or after 1 June in a calendar year, the change has effect with respect to water supplied on or after 1 July in the next year. (7) If there is a change in the person who is the customer in respect of land, then until the new customer selects otherwise, the new customer is taken to have selected the option that applied in relation to the old customer immediately before the change. [By-law 33 inserted in Gazette 22 Feb 2002 p. 767-8.] [Part 6 deleted in Gazette 29 Jun 1989 p. 1871.] Schedule 1 - Charges for water supply other than under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 for 2011/2012 [bl. 11, 17B, 17C and 19A] [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2418.] Division 1 - Fixed charges [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2418.] |1. |Residential | | | |In respect of each residential |$186.60 | | |property, not being land | | | |mentioned in item 3, 4, 7, 8 | | | |or 9 | | |2. |Metropolitan residential garden | | | |supply | | | |In respect of each residential | | | |property in the metropolitan | | | |area, not being land mentioned | | | |in item 3, 4, 7 or 8, that is | | | |provided with a water supply | | | |that is reticulated separately | | | |from any other water supply | | | |provided in respect of the land | | | |and is provided solely for | | | |garden purposes as defined in | | | |the Metropolitan Water Supply, | | | |Sewerage and Drainage | | | |By-laws 1981 by-law 1.1 - | | | | (a) if the area of land is less| | | |than 400 m2, in addition to any | | | |other charge applicable to the | | | |land under this Schedule, a | | | |charge of - | | | | (i) in the suburb of Butler |$71.40 | | | (ii) in the suburb of Baldivis |$115.15 | | | (b) if the area of land is | | | |equal to or greater than 400 m2,| | | |in addition to any other charge | | | |applicable to the land under | | | |this Schedule, a charge of - | | | | (i) in the suburb of Butler |$142.80 | | | (ii) in the suburb of Baldivis |$230.30 | |3. |Connected metropolitan exempt | | | |In respect of land described in | | | |by-law 4 that is in the | | | |metropolitan area - | | | | (a) in the case of land |No | | |described in by-law 4(1)(e) |charge | | | (b) in any other case |No | | | |charge | |4. |Strata-titled (or long-term | | | |residential) caravan bays | | | |In respect of each caravan bay |$131.10 | | |that is a residential property | | | |and a lot within the meaning of | | | |the Strata Titles Act 1985, or a| | | |caravan bay designated as a | | | |long-term residential caravan | | | |bay | | |5. |Strata-titled storage unit and | | | |strata-titled parking bay | | | |In respect of land comprised in |$65.70 | | |a unit used for storage purposes| | | |or as a parking bay that is a | | | |lot within the meaning of the | | | |Strata Titles Act 1985 | | |6. |Non-residential strata-titled | | | |units that share a service | | | |In respect of land that - | | | | (a) is not referred to in | | | |item 4 or 5; and | | | | (b) comprises a unit that is a | | | |lot within the meaning of the | | | |Strata Titles Act 1985; and | | | | (c) shares a service with |$186.60 | | |another unit described in | | | |paragraph (b) | | |7. |Community residential | | | |In respect of each discrete |$93.30 | | |residential unit as determined | | | |under by-law 16 | | |8. |Semi-rural residential | | | |In respect of each semi-rural |$186.60 | | |residential property not being | | | |land mentioned in item 3 | | |9. |Connected non-metropolitan | | | |exempt | | | |In respect of land described in |No | | |by-law 4 that is comprised in a |charge | | |residential property and is not | | | |in the metropolitan area | | |10. |Non-metropolitan non-residential| | | |or commercial residential | | | |In respect of land that is | | | |neither in the metropolitan area| | | |nor comprised in a residential | | | |property, where - | | | | (a) the land is classified as |No | | |government or charitable |charge | | |purposes | | | | (b) the land is classified as |No | | |institutional public |charge | | | (c) the land - | | | | (i) is classified as | | | |non-residential or commercial | | | |residential; and | | | | (ii) is not mentioned in item 5| | | |or 6, | | | |a charge payable for the | | | |relevant meter size as set out | | | |in the following Table - | | Table of meter-based fixed charges |Meter size |Charge | |mm |$ | |15, 20 |279.00 | |25 |435.90 | |30 |627.70 | |35, 38, 40 |1 116.00 | |50 |1 743.70 | |70, 75, 80 |4 463.90 | |100 |6 974.90 | |140, 150 |15 693.40 | |11. |Stock | | | |For the supply of water for the |$186.60 | | |purpose of watering stock on | | | |land that is not the subject of | | | |a charge under item 10 | | |12. |Additional connections | | | |Where water is supplied to land | | | |through more than one water | | | |supply connection, for each | | | |additional connection, not being| | | |a connection the subject of a | | | |charge under item 15 or a | | | |connection for a water supply | | | |the subject of item 2 or 19 - | | | | (a) for land, other than land |$186.60 | | |to which paragraph (b) applies, | | | |a charge of | | | | (b) for land that is classified| | | |as non-residential or commercial| | | |residential, a charge based on | | | |meter size of the additional | | | |service as set out in | | | |the following Table - | | Table of meter-based fixed charges |Meter size |Charge | |mm |$ | |15, 20 |279.00 | |25 |435.90 | |30 |627.70 | |35, 38, 40 |1 116.00 | |50 |1 743.70 | |70, 75, 80 |4 463.90 | |100 |6 974.90 | |140, 150 |15 693.40 | |200 |27 899.50 | |250 |43 592.90 | |300 |62 773.80 | |350 |85 442.10 | |13. |Shipping (non-metropolitan) | | | |For each water supply connection| | | |provided for the purpose of | | | |water being taken on board any | | | |ship in a port not in the | | | |metropolitan area the charge | | | |applicable for the relevant | | | |meter size in the Table to | | | |item 10. | | |14. |Local government standpipes | | | |For each local government |$186.60 | | |standpipe | | |15. |Firefighting connections | | | |For each water supply connection|$186.60 | | |provided for the purpose of | | | |firefighting | | |16. |Farmland | | | |In respect of land that is |$186.60 | | |classified as farmland | | |17. |Metropolitan non-residential | | | |(except strata-titled units that| | | |share a service) | | | |In respect of non-residential | | | |land in the metropolitan area, | | | |not being land mentioned in | | | |item 18, a charge determined by | | | |meter size as set out in the | | | |following Table - | | Table of meter-based fixed charges |Meter size |Charge | |mm |$ | |20 |279.00 | |25 |435.90 | |30 |627.70 | |40 |1 116.00 | |50 |1 743.70 | |80 |4 463.90 | |100 |6 974.90 | |150 |15 693.40 | |200 |27 899.50 | |250 |43 592.90 | |300 |62 773.80 | |350 |85 442.10 | |18. |Vacant land | | | |In respect of land classified as|$186.60 | | |vacant land | | |19. |Garden supply for metropolitan | | | |vacant land | | | |In respect of land in the | | | |metropolitan area that is | | | |classified as vacant land and is| | | |provided with a water supply | | | |that is reticulated separately | | | |from any other water supply | | | |provided in respect of the land | | | |and is provided solely for | | | |garden purposes as defined in | | | |the Metropolitan Water Supply, | | | |Sewerage and Drainage | | | |By-laws 1981 by-law 1.1 - | | | | (a) if the area of land is less| | | |than 400 m2, in addition to any | | | |other charge applicable to the | | | |land under this Schedule, a | | | |charge of: | | | | (i) in the suburb of Butler |$71.40 | | | (ii) in the suburb of Baldivis |$115.15 | | | (b) if the area of land is | | | |equal to or greater than 400 m2,| | | |in addition to any other charge | | | |applicable to the land under | | | |this Schedule, a charge of: | | | | (i) in the suburb of Butler |$142.80 | | | (ii) in the suburb of Baldivis |$230.30 | [Division 1 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2418-25.] Division 2 - Quantity charges [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2425.] |20. |Metropolitan residential | | | |For each kilolitre of water | | | |supplied to a residential | | | |property, or any other land | | | |classified as vacant land and | | | |held for residential purposes, | | | |in the metropolitan area, not | | | |being water for which a charge | | | |is otherwise specifically | | | |provided in this Division or | | | |water from a water supply the | | | |subject of item 2 or 19 - | | | |up to 150 kL |119.2 | | | |cents | | |over 150 but not over 350 kL |153.5 | | | |cents | | |over 350 but not over 500 kL |158.2 | | | |cents | | |over 500 but not over 550 kL |190.1 | | | |cents | | |over 550 but not over 950 kL |208.2 | | | |cents | | |over 950 kL |216.7 | | | |cents | |21. |Metropolitan semi-rural | | | |residential | | | |For each kilolitre of water | | | |supplied to a semi-rural | | | |residential property, not being | | | |water for which a charge is | | | |otherwise specifically provided | | | |in this Division - | | | |up to 150 kL |119.2 | | | |cents | | |over 150 but not over 350 kL |153.5 | | | |cents | | |over 350 but not over 500 kL |158.2 | | | |cents | | |over 500 but not over 550 kL |190.1 | | | |cents | | |over 550 but not over 950 kL |208.2 | | | |cents | | |over 950 kL |216.7 | | | |cents | |22. |Non-metropolitan residential | | | |For each kilolitre of water, not| | | |being water for which a charge | | | |is otherwise specifically | | | |provided in this Division, | | | |supplied to a residential | | | |property, or any other land | | | |classified as vacant land and | | | |held for residential purposes, | | | |not in the metropolitan area, | | | |according to the residential | | | |classification of the town/area | | | |set out in Schedule 10 - | | |Consumptio|Class 1|Class 2|Class 3|Class 4|Class 5| |n (kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) | |Up to 150 |92.8 |119.2 |119.2 |119.2 |119.2 | |Over 150 |119.1 |153.5 |153.5 |153.5 |153.5 | |but not | | | | | | |over 300 | | | | | | |Over 300 |125.8 |167.9 |206.4 |240.7 |278.2 | |but not | | | | | | |over 350 | | | | | | |Over 350 |129.2 |171.9 |210.3 |244.6 |282.2 | |but not | | | | | | |over 450 | | | | | | |Over 450 |129.2 |177.8 |218.9 |255.9 |294.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 550 | | | | | | |Over 550 |165.5 |219.2 |288.1 |384.9 |506.7 | |but not | | | | | | |over 750 | | | | | | |Over 750 |173.3 |238.6 |308.7 |409.5 |535.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 950 | | | | | | |Over 950 |174.5 |244.8 |322.4 |427.8 |566.1 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 150| | | | | | |Over 1 150|190.5 |267.6 |350.9 |479.1 |636.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 550| | | | | | |Over 1 550|198.5 |284.7 |377.5 |501.9 |659.2 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 950| | | | | | |Over 1 950|208.3 |309.4 |400.3 |524.7 |678.2 | | |except that if the property is -| | | | (a) in the town of Cue, | | | |Laverton, Leonora, Meekatharra, | | | |Menzies, Mt Magnet, Mullewa, | | | |Sandstone, Wiluna or Yalgoo; or | | | | (b) north of 26ºS Latitude, | | | |the charge for each kilolitre of| | | |water is - | | |Consumptio|Class 1|Class 2|Class 3|Class 4|Class 5| |n (kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) | |Up to 150 |92.8 |119.2 |119.2 |119.2 |119.2 | |Over 150 |97.9 |124.3 |124.3 |124.3 |124.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 350 | | | | | | |Over 350 |119.1 |153.5 |153.5 |153.5 |153.5 | |but not | | | | | | |over 500 | | | | | | |Over 500 |125.8 |167.9 |206.4 |240.7 |278.2 | |but not | | | | | | |over 550 | | | | | | |Over 550 |128.8 |170.9 |209.3 |243.6 |281.2 | |but not | | | | | | |over 650 | | | | | | |Over 650 |138.0 |181.3 |224.3 |262.3 |303.4 | |but not | | | | | | |over 750 | | | | | | |Over 750 |173.3 |238.6 |308.7 |409.5 |535.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 950 | | | | | | |Over 950 |173.3 |238.6 |308.7 |409.5 |535.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 150| | | | | | |Over 1 150|190.5 |267.6 |350.9 |479.1 |636.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 550| | | | | | |Over 1 550|198.5 |284.7 |377.5 |501.9 |659.2 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 950| | | | | | |Over 1 950|208.3 |309.4 |400.3 |524.7 |678.2 | |23. |Community residential | | | | (1) For each kilolitre of water| | | |supplied to a discrete | | | |residential unit as determined | | | |under by-law 16 that is in the | | | |metropolitan area - | | | | up to 150 kL |59.6 | | | |cents | | | over 150 but not over 350 kL |153.5 | | | |cents | | | over 350 but not over 500 kL |158.2 | | | |cents | | | over 500 but not over 550 kL |190.1 | | | |cents | | | over 550 but not over 950 kL |208.2 | | | |cents | | | over 950 kL |216.7 | | | |cents | | | (2) For each kilolitre of water| | | |supplied to a discrete | | | |residential unit as determined | | | |under by-law 16 that is not in | | | |the metropolitan area, according| | | |to the residential | | | |classification of the town/area | | | |set out in Schedule 10 - | | |Consumptio|Class 1|Class 2|Class 3|Class 4|Class 5| |n (kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) | |Up to 150 |46.4 |59.6 |59.6 |59.6 |59.6 | |Over 150 |59.6 |76.8 |76.8 |76.8 |76.8 | |but not | | | | | | |over 300 | | | | | | |Over 300 |62.9 |84.0 |103.2 |120.4 |139.1 | |but not | | | | | | |over 350 | | | | | | |Over 350 |64.6 |86.0 |105.2 |122.3 |141.1 | |but not | | | | | | |over 400 | | | | | | |Over 400 |129.2 |171.9 |210.3 |244.6 |282.2 | |but not | | | | | | |over 450 | | | | | | |Over 450 |129.2 |177.8 |218.9 |255.9 |294.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 550 | | | | | | |Over 550 |165.5 |219.2 |288.1 |384.9 |506.7 | |but not | | | | | | |over 750 | | | | | | |Over 750 |173.3 |238.6 |308.7 |409.5 |535.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 950 | | | | | | |Over 950 |174.5 |244.8 |322.4 |427.8 |566.1 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 150| | | | | | |Over 1 150|190.5 |267.6 |350.9 |479.1 |636.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 550| | | | | | |Over 1 550|198.5 |284.7 |377.5 |501.9 |659.2 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 950| | | | | | |Over 1 950|208.3 |309.4 |400.3 |524.7 |678.2 | | |except that if the property is -| | | | (a) in the town of Cue, | | | |Laverton, Leonora, Meekatharra, | | | |Menzies, Mt Magnet, Mullewa, | | | |Sandstone, Wiluna or Yalgoo; or | | | | (b) north of 26ºS Latitude, | | | |the charge for each kilolitre of| | | |water is - | | |Consumptio|Class 1|Class 2|Class 3|Class 4|Class 5| |n (kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) |(c/kL) | |Up to 150 |46.4 |59.6 |59.6 |59.6 |59.6 | |Over 150 |49.0 |62.2 |62.2 |62.2 |62.2 | |but not | | | | | | |over 350 | | | | | | |Over 350 |59.6 |76.8 |76.8 |76.8 |76.8 | |but not | | | | | | |over 500 | | | | | | |Over 500 |62.9 |84.0 |103.2 |120.4 |139.1 | |but not | | | | | | |over 550 | | | | | | |Over 550 |64.4 |85.5 |104.7 |121.8 |140.6 | |but not | | | | | | |over 600 | | | | | | |Over 600 |128.8 |170.9 |209.3 |243.6 |281.2 | |but not | | | | | | |over 650 | | | | | | |Over 650 |138.0 |181.3 |224.3 |262.3 |303.4 | |but not | | | | | | |over 750 | | | | | | |Over 750 |173.3 |238.6 |308.7 |409.5 |535.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 950 | | | | | | |Over 950 |173.3 |238.6 |308.7 |409.5 |535.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 150| | | | | | |Over 1 150|190.5 |267.6 |350.9 |479.1 |636.3 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 550| | | | | | |Over 1 550|198.5 |284.7 |377.5 |501.9 |659.2 | |but not | | | | | | |over 1 950| | | | | | |Over 1 950|208.3 |309.4 |400.3 |524.7 |678.2 | |24. |Metropolitan non-residential | | | |For each kilolitre of water | | | |supplied to land that is in the | | | |metropolitan area and that is | | | |neither comprised in a | | | |residential property, nor any | | | |other land classified as vacant | | | |land and held for residential | | | |purposes, not being water for | | | |which a charge is otherwise | | | |specifically provided in this | | | |Division - | | | | (a) in the case of land not |172.4 | | |mentioned in paragraph (b) |cents | | | (b) in the case of land | | | |classified as commercial | | | |residential - | | | | up to 150 kL |119.2 | | | |cents | | | over 150 kL |172.4 | | | |cents | |25. |Connected metropolitan exempt | | | |For each kilolitre of water, not|172.4 | | |being water for which a charge |cents | | |is otherwise provided in item 29| | | |or 31, supplied to land | | | |described in by-law 4 that is in| | | |the metropolitan area and that | | | |is not classified as residential| | |26. |Connected non-metropolitan | | | |residential exempt | | | |For each kilolitre of water, not| | | |being water for which a charge | | | |is otherwise specifically | | | |provided in this Division, | | | |supplied to land described in | | | |by-law 4 that is comprised in a | | | |residential property and is not | | | |in the metropolitan area - | | | |up to 300 kL |153.0 | | | |cents | | |over 300 kL |185.9 | | | |cents | |27. |Non-metropolitan non-residential| | | |For each kilolitre of water, not| | | |being water for which a charge | | | |is otherwise specifically | | | |provided in this Division, | | | |supplied to land that is not in | | | |the metropolitan area and that | | | |is neither comprised in a | | | |residential property, nor any | | | |other land classified as vacant | | | |land and held for residential | | | |purposes, where the land is | | | |classified as - | | | | (a) government - | | | | up to 300 kL |153.0 | | | |cents | | | over 300 kL |185.9 | | | |cents | | | (b) non-residential or vacant | | | |land (according to the | | | |non-residential classification | | | |of the town/area in which that | | | |property is situated, as set out| | | |in Schedule 10) - | | |Class |Consumption (kL) | | |Up to 300 |Over 300 | |Class 1 |153.0 |185.9 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 2 |168.9 |202.5 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 3 |186.2 |220.3 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 4 |205.4 |240.0 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 5 |226.7 |261.3 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 6 |246.5 |284.6 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 7 |268.1 |309.9 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 8 |290.3 |337.5 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 9 |314.2 |367.4 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 10 |334.5 |400.1 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 11 |365.7 |435.7 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 12 |399.8 |474.5 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 13 |437.1 |516.7 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 14 |478.0 |562.6 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 15 |522.6 |612.7 | |(c/kL) | | | | | (c) farmland - | | | | all water supplied |148.0 | | | |cents | | | (d) mining - | | | | all water supplied |271.5 | | | |cents | | | (e) institutional public - | | | | up to 300 kL |153.0 | | | |cents | | | over 300 kL |185.9 | | | |cents | | | (f) charitable purposes - | | | | up to 300 kL |153.0 | | | |cents | | | over 300 kL |185.9 | | | |cents | | | (g) commercial residential | | | |(according to the | | | |non-residential classification | | | |of the town/area in which that | | | |property is situated, as set out| | | |in Schedule 10) - | | |Class |Consumption (kL) | | |Up to 150 |Over 150 |Over 450 | | | |but not | | | | |over 450 | | |Class 1 (c/kL)|119.2 |153.0 |185.9 | |Class 2 (c/kL)|119.2 |168.9 |202.5 | |Class 3 (c/kL)|119.2 |186.2 |220.3 | |Class 4 (c/kL)|119.2 |205.4 |240.0 | |Class 5 (c/kL)|119.2 |226.7 |261.3 | |Class 6 (c/kL)|119.2 |246.5 |284.6 | |Class 7 (c/kL)|119.2 |268.1 |309.9 | |Class 8 (c/kL)|119.2 |290.3 |337.5 | |Class 9 (c/kL)|119.2 |314.2 |367.4 | |Class 10 |119.2 |334.5 |400.1 | |(c/kL) | | | | |Class 11 |119.2 |365.7 |435.7 | |(c/kL) | | | | |Class 12 |119.2 |399.8 |474.5 | |(c/kL) | | | | |Class 13 |119.2 |437.1 |516.7 | |(c/kL) | | | | |Class 14 |119.2 |478.0 |562.6 | |(c/kL) | | | | |Class 15 |119.2 |522.6 |612.7 | |(c/kL) | | | | |28. |Coral Bay desalinated | | | |For each kilolitre of water |614.8 | | |supplied to land in the Coral |cents | | |Bay Water Area not classified as| | | |residential land, being water | | | |that has been treated to reduce | | | |the level of, or remove, salts | | |29. |Denham desalinated | | | |For each kilolitre of water | | | |supplied to land in the Denham | | | |Country Water Area, being water | | | |that has been treated to reduce | | | |the level of, or remove, salts -| | | | (a) in the case of land | | | |classified as residential - | | | | up to quota |56.7 cents| | | over quota by up to 1 kL per |415.8 | | |7 kL of quota |cents | | | over quota by more than 1 kL |1 295.6 ce| | |per 7 kL of quota |nts | | | where the quota, for each of | | | |the periods of 4 consecutive | | | |months during the year, is 35 kL| | | |or such greater amount as the | | | |Corporation may from time to | | | |time determine for the land | | | |concerned; | | | | (b) in the case of land not | | | |classified as residential - | | | | up to quota |56.7 cents| | | over quota |1 295.6 | | | |cents | | | where the quota for the year | | | |is 105 kL or such greater amount| | | |as the Corporation may from time| | | |to time determine for the land | | | |concerned. | | |30. |Local government standpipes | | | |For each kilolitre of water |148.0 | | |supplied through a local |cents | | |government standpipe | | | |............................ | | |31. |Shipping | | | |For each kilolitre of water | | | |supplied for the purpose of | | | |being taken on board any ship in| | | |port - | | | | (a) in the metropolitan area |172.4 | | | |cents | | | (b) not in the metropolitan | | | |area (according to the | | | |non-residential classification | | | |of the town/area in which that | | | |property is situated, as set out| | | |in Schedule 10) - | | |Class |Consumption (kL) | | |Up to 300 |Over 300 | |Class 1 |153.0 |185.9 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 2 |168.9 |202.5 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 3 |186.2 |220.3 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 4 |205.4 |240.0 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 5 |226.7 |261.3 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 6 |246.5 |284.6 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 7 |268.1 |309.9 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 8 |290.3 |337.5 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 9 |314.2 |367.4 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 10 |334.5 |400.1 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 11 |365.7 |435.7 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 12 |399.8 |474.5 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 13 |437.1 |516.7 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 14 |478.0 |562.6 | |(c/kL) | | | |Class 15 |522.6 |612.7 | |(c/kL) | | | |32. |Stock | | | |For each kilolitre of water |148.0 | | |supplied for the purpose of |cents | | |watering stock on land that is | | | |not the subject of a charge under| | | |item 10 | | |33. |Building | | | |For each kilolitre of water | | | |supplied to land that is neither | | | |a residential property, nor any | | | |other property held for | | | |residential purposes, through a | | | |water supply connection that is | | | |provided for building purposes - | | | | (a) in the metropolitan area, | | | |the charge that would apply under| | | |item 24 if the water supplied | | | |through that connection were the | | | |only water supplied to the land; | | | | (b) not in the metropolitan | | | |area, the charge that would apply| | | |under item 27(b) if the water | | | |supplied through that connection | | | |were the only water supplied to | | | |the land. | | |34. |Metropolitan hydrant standpipes | | | |For each kilolitre of water |172.4 | | |supplied through a hydrant |cents | | |standpipe in the metropolitan | | | |area | | [Division 2 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2425-37.] Division 3 - Formula for the purposes of by-law 17(3) [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2437.] 35. Formula for the purposes of by-law 17(3) The formula for the purposes of by-law 17(3) is as follows - [pic] where - A = an applicable charge rate set out in Division 2; B = the quantity of water in kilolitres determined in accordance with the following formula - If C ( 350, then - [pic] or if C > 350, then - C ( 350 + (350 ( D) where - C = the maximum consumption level in the range set out in Division 2 corresponding to "A" or, if the range is open ended, a level of 100 000 000 kL; D = the number of whole or part months before the end of the consumption year, divided by 12. [Division 3 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2437-8.] Division 4 - Capital infrastructure charges determined under by-law 19A [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2438.] 36. Capital infrastructure charges determined under by-law 19A The capital infrastructure charges determined under by-law 19A are as follows - |Column 1 |Column 2 |Column 3 |Column 4 | |Area |Single |Annual |No. of | | |Charge |Charge |years | |Nilgen |$3 120.00 |$463.80 |10 | [Division 4 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2438.] Schedule 2 - Charges for water supply under the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 for 2011/2012 [bl. 20] [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2439.] Division 1 - Fixed charges [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2439.] |1. |Supply under the Ord Irrigation District | | |By-laws 1963 by-law 31A other than under | | |Division 2 | | |In respect of land to which | | | |water is supplied under the Ord | | | |Irrigation District By-laws 1963| | | |by-law 31A, for purposes other | | | |than those mentioned in | | | |Division 2, an amount per supply| | | |point of - | | | | (a) where the supply is assured|$234.00 | | | (b) where the supply is not |$171.50 | | |assured | | [Division 1 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2439.] Division 2 - Variable charges and charges by way of a rate [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2439.] |2. |Supply under the Ord Irrigation District | | |By-laws 1963 by-law 31A | | |In respect of land to which | | | |water is supplied under the Ord | | | |Irrigation District By-laws 1963| | | |by-law 31A for the purposes of | | | |stock-water or dust prevention | | | |in feed lots - | | | | (a) where the maximum area used|$628.50 | | |as a feed lot during the year is| | | |not more than 4 hectares | | | | (b) where the maximum area used|$124.50 | | |as a feed lot during the year is| | | |more than 4 hectares, the amount| | | |specified in paragraph (a) and, | | | |for each hectare (or part | | | |thereof) in excess of 4 hectares| | | |that is so used, a further | | | |amount of | | [Division 2 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2439-40.] Schedule 3 - Charges for sewerage for 2011/2012 [bl. 21, 25A, 25B, 25C, 26, 26A and 26B] [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2440.] Division 1 - Fixed charges [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2440.] |1. |Connected metropolitan exempt | | |In respect of land described in | | | |by-law 4 that is in the | | | |metropolitan area, not being a | | | |non-commercial Government | | | |property, or a property held by | | | |a Government trading | | | |organisation - | | | | (a) in the case of land used as| | | |a home for the aged - | | | | for the first major fixture |$185.50 | | |that discharges into the sewer | | | | for each additional major |$81.60 | | |fixture that discharges into the| | | |sewer | | | | (b) in any other case, a charge|$185.50 | | |equal to the number of major | | | |fixtures multiplied by | | |2. |Connected country exempt | | | |In respect of land in a country | | | |sewerage area that is classified| | | |as - | | | | (a) institutional public, an | | | |amount of - | | | | for the first major fixture |$185.50 | | |that discharges into the sewer | | | | for each additional major |$81.60 | | |fixture that discharges into the| | | |sewer | | | | (b) charitable purposes, an | | | |amount of - | | | | for the first major fixture |$185.50 | | |that discharges into the sewer | | | | for each additional major |$81.60 | | |fixture that discharges into the| | | |sewer | | | | (c) community residential, an |$81.60 | | |amount for each major fixture | | | |that discharges into the sewer | | | | (d) general exempt, an amount | | | |of - | | | | for the first major fixture |$185.50 | | |that discharges into the sewer | | | | for each additional major |$81.60 | | |fixture that discharges into the| | | |sewer | | |3. |Strata-titled caravan bay | | | |In respect of each residential |$228.00 | | |property being a single caravan | | | |bay that is a lot within the | | | |meaning of the Strata Titles | | | |Act 1985 | | |4. |Strata-titled storage unit and | | | |strata-titled parking bay | | | |In respect of land comprised in |$68.40 | | |a unit used for storage purposes| | | |or as a parking bay that is a | | | |lot within the meaning of the | | | |Strata Titles Act 1985 | | |5. |Non-residential strata-titled unit (except | | |a storage unit or parking bay) | | |In respect of land that - | | | | (a) is classified | | | |non-residential; and | | | | (b) comprises a unit that is a | | | |lot within the meaning of the | | | |Strata Titles Act 1985; and | | | | (c) shares a major fixture with| | | |another unit described in | | | |paragraph (b) and has no other | | | |major fixtures that discharge | | | |into the sewer; and | | | | (d) is not land mentioned in | | | |item 4, | | | |and where the total number of |$429.20 | | |major fixtures shared by all the| | | |units on the relevant strata | | | |plan is less than the number of | | | |those units | | |6. |Land from which industrial waste is | | |discharged into a sewer of the Corporation | | |Discharge pursuant to permit |$205.70 | |7. |Land from which industrial waste is | | |discharged into a sewer of the Corporation | | |through grease arrestor | | |In respect of land the subject | | | |of a permit under which | | | |industrial waste is discharged | | | |into a sewer of the Corporation | | | |through one or more grease | | | |arrestors, in addition to any | | | |other charge applicable to the | | | |land under this Schedule - | | | | (a) in respect of each grease |$90.40 | | |arrestor, not being a grease | | | |arrestor that is shared with | | | |other land the subject of a | | | |permit, a charge of | | | | (b) in respect of each grease |$49.35 | | |arrestor that is shared with | | | |other land the subject of a | | | |permit, a charge of | | [Division 1 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2440-3.] Division 2 - Variable charges and charges by way of a rate [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2443.] |8. |Metropolitan residential | | |In respect of each residential | | | |property in the metropolitan | | | |area not being - | | | | (a) subject to a charge under | | | |item 1 or 3; or | | | | (b) a caravan park or a nursing| | | |home, | | | |an amount for each dollar of the| | | |GRV - | | | | up to $16 700 |4.01 | | | |cents/ | | | |$ of GRV | | | over $16 700 |0.93 | | | |cents/ | | | |$ of GRV | | |Subject to a minimum of |$302.30 | |9. |Metropolitan vacant land | | | |In respect of vacant land in the| | | |metropolitan area not being - | | | | (a) land comprised in a | | | |residential property; or | | | | (b) a nursing home; or | | | | (c) a caravan park; or | | | | (d) land referred to in item 1 | | | |or 3, | | | |an amount of |2.630 | | | |cents/ | | | |$ of GRV | | |subject to a minimum in respect |$227.40 | | |of any vacant land the subject | | | |of a separate assessment of | | |10. |Country | | | |In respect of land in a country | | | |sewerage area referred to in | | | |column 1 of the following Table,| | | |not being land referred to in | | | |Division 1 or 7 - | | | | (a) where the land is | | | |classified as residential, an | | | |amount for each dollar of the | | | |GRV as set out in column 2 of | | | |the Table; | | | | (b) where the land is not | | | |classified as residential, an | | | |amount for each dollar of the | | | |GRV as set out in column 3 of | | | |the Table, | | | |subject to a minimum in respect | | | |of any land the subject of a | | | |separate assessment of - | | | | (c) in the case of land |$302.30 | | |classified as residential | | | | (d) in the case of land |$199.00 | | |classified as vacant land | | | | (e) in the case of land not |$690.50 | | |classified as residential or | | | |vacant land | | | |and subject to a maximum in |$753.30 | | |respect of any land classified | | | |as residential or classified as | | | |vacant land and held for | | | |residential purposes | | |Column 1 |Column 2 |Column 3 | |Country sewerage|(Residential) |(Non-residential| |area |cents/$ of GRV |) | | | |cents/$ of GRV | |Albany |8.479 |9.771 | |Augusta |9.287 |5.681 | |Australind |5.689 |1.441 | |Beverley |12.000 |9.767 | |Binningup |12.000 |11.800 | |Boddington |12.000 |8.743 | |Boyanup |12.000 |5.075 | |Bremer Bay |12.000 |4.028 | |Bridgetown |10.011 |12.000 | |Broome |4.091 |2.314 | |Brunswick |6.010 |9.130 | |Bunbury |4.052 |3.126 | |(1/07/10 Values)| | | |Bunbury |5.423 |5.321 | |(1/07/11 Values)| | | |Burekup |9.817 |4.690 | |Busselton |5.580 |5.508 | |Cape Burney |8.134 |3.899 | |Capel |11.524 |4.065 | |Carnarvon |8.109 |7.228 | |Cervantes |11.145 |2.357 | |Collie |9.402 |8.102 | |Coral Bay |12.000 |12.000 | |Corrigin |9.392 |12.000 | |Cowaramup |11.996 |6.014 | |Cranbrook |12.000 |12.000 | |Cunderdin |12.000 |12.000 | |Dardanup |12.000 |8.087 | |Denham |12.000 |7.836 | |Denmark |12.000 |7.982 | |Derby |8.068 |3.371 | |Dongara-Denison |8.039 |4.669 | |Donnybrook |9.042 |5.520 | |Dunsborough |6.990 |4.530 | |Eaton |9.195 |5.046 | |(1/07/07 Values)| | | |Eaton |9.195 |5.046 | |(1/07/11 Values)| | | |Eneabba |12.000 |12.000 | |Esperance |6.738 |5.923 | |Exmouth |3.662 |1.449 | |Fitzroy Crossing|12.000 |9.641 | |Geraldton |6.768 |4.843 | |Gnarabup |6.402 |4.654 | |Gnowangerup |9.682 |12.000 | |Greenhead |12.000 |4.787 | |Halls Creek |9.734 |8.280 | |Harvey |6.515 |12.000 | |Hopetoun |12.000 |12.000 | |Horrocks |12.000 |9.202 | |Jurien Bay |9.712 |4.155 | |Kalbarri |6.418 |3.298 | |Kambalda |6.161 |12.000 | |Karratha |1.007 |1.434 | |Katanning |6.071 |12.000 | |Kellerberrin |12.000 |12.000 | |Kojonup |8.768 |12.000 | |Kulin |8.037 |10.048 | |Kununurra |3.796 |5.302 | |Lake Argyle |12.000 |12.000 | |Lancelin |8.799 |2.519 | |Laverton |8.687 |12.000 | |Ledge Point |6.586 |2.971 | |Leeman |12.000 |5.578 | |Leonora |8.691 |10.880 | |Mandurah |5.790 |5.151 | |Manjimup |11.476 |7.897 | |Margaret River |6.695 |4.710 | |Meckering |12.000 |12.000 | |Merredin |7.378 |12.000 | |Mount Barker |10.419 |5.567 | |Mukinbudin |11.844 |12.000 | |Nannup |10.105 |12.000 | |Narembeen |9.847 |12.000 | |Narrogin |4.988 |7.812 | |Newdegate |11.230 |12.000 | |Newman |1.843 |0.855 | |Northam |6.893 |11.475 | |Onslow |10.517 |6.441 | |Pemberton |9.671 |11.754 | |Pingelly |8.258 |12.000 | |Pinjarra |6.092 |3.563 | |Port Hedland |4.020 |6.025 | |Quairading |11.444 |12.000 | |Roebourne |12.000 |12.000 | |Seabird |12.000 |6.116 | |Tambellup |12.000 |12.000 | |Three Springs |10.082 |12.000 | |Toodyay |12.000 |7.178 | |Wagin |9.823 |12.000 | |Walpole |10.137 |9.553 | |Waroona |5.232 |5.778 | |Wickham |7.812 |6.329 | |Williams |6.693 |7.980 | |Wiluna |12.000 |12.000 | |Wongan Hills |9.911 |12.000 | |Wundowie |7.430 |7.780 | |Wyalkatchem |10.073 |12.000 | |Wyndham |7.434 |12.000 | |York |7.900 |12.000 | [Division 2 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2443-9.] Division 3 - Variable charges [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2449.] |11. |Industrial waste discharged into a sewer of | | |the Corporation pursuant to a permit | | |For industrial waste discharged | | | |into a sewer of the Corporation | | | |pursuant to a permit - | | | | (a) for volume |127.0 c/kL | | | (b) for B.O.D. - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |108.0 c/kg | | |to 5 kg per kL | | | | (ii) with a concentration of |218.0 c/kg | | |over 5 kg per kL | | | | (c) defor suspended solids - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |146.0 c/kg | | |to 2 kg per kL | | | | (ii) with a concentration of |293.0 c/kg | | |over 2 kg per kL | | | | (d) for chemical oxygen | | | |demand - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |43.0 c/kg | | |to 10 kg per kL | | | | (ii) with a concentration of |88.0 c/kg | | |over 10 kg per kL | | | | (e) for oil and grease - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |131.0 c/kg | | |to 0.3 kg per kL | | | |................. | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |261.0 c/kg | | |0.3 kg per kL but not over | | | |0.6 kg per kL | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |521.0 c/kg | | |over 0.6 kg per kL | | | | (f) for acidity (pH < 6) - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |38.0 c/kg | | |to 0.1 kg per kL | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |76.0 c/kg | | |0.1 kg per kL but not over | | | |0.3 kg per kL | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |152.0 c/kg | | |over 0.3 kg per kL | | | | (g) for alkalinity (pH > 10) - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |14.0 c/kg | | |to 0.1 kg per kL | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |28.0 c/kg | | |0.1 kg per kL but not over | | | |0.2 kg per kL | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |55.0 c/kg | | |over 0.2 kg per kL | | | | (h) for nitrogen |118.0 c/kg | | | (i) for phosphorus |34.0 c/kg | | | (j) for sulphate - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |no charge | | |to 0.05 kg per kL | | | | (ii) with a concentration of |62.0 c/kg | | |over 0.05 kg per kL | | | | (k) for total dissolved salts -| | | | (i) with a concentration of up |no charge | | |to 1 kg per kL | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |0.1 c/kg | | |1 kg per kL but not over | | | |3 kg per kL | | | | (iii) with a concentration over|3.6 c/kg | | |3 kg per kL but not over | | | |6 kg per kL | | | | (iv) with a concentration of |12.4 c/kg | | |over 6 kg per kL | | | | (l) for chromium - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |970.0 c/kg | | |to 0.03 kg per day | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |1935.0 c/kg| | |0.03 kg per day but not over | | | |1 kg per day | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |7750.0 c/kg| | |over 1 kg per day | | | | (m) for copper - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |970.0 c/kg | | |to 0.03 kg per day | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |1935.0 c/kg| | |0.03 kg per day but not over | | | |0.12 kg per day | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |7750.0 c/kg| | |over 0.12 kg per day | | | | (n) for lead - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |970.0 c/kg | | |to 0.03 kg per day | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |1935.0 c/kg| | |0.03 kg per day but not over | | | |0.3 kg per day | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |7750.0 c/kg| | |over 0.3 kg per day | | | | (o) for nickel - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |970.0 c/kg | | |to 0.006 kg per day | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |1935.0 c/kg| | |0.006 kg per day but not over | | | |0.15 kg per day | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |7750.0 c/kg| | |over 0.15 kg per day | | | | (p) for zinc - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |970.0 c/kg | | |to 0.05 kg per day | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |1935.0 c/kg| | |0.05 kg per day but not over | | | |0.5 kg per day | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |7750.0 c/kg| | |over 0.5 kg per day | | | | (q) for arsenic - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |970.0 c/kg | | |to 0.001 kg per day | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |9685.0 c/kg| | |0.001 kg per day but not over | | | |0.04 kg per day | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |96855.0 | | |over 0.04 kg per day |c/kg | | | (r) for cadmium - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |970.0 c/kg | | |to 0.001 kg per day | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |9685.0 c/kg| | |0.001 kg per day but not over | | | |0.015 kg per day | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |96855.0 | | |over 0.015 kg per day |c/kg | | | (s) for molybdenum or | | | |selenium - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |970.0 c/kg | | |to 0.001 kg per day | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |9685.0 c/kg| | |0.001 kg per day but not over | | | |0.02 kg per day | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |96855.0 | | |over 0.02 kg per day |c/kg | | | (t) for silver - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |970.0 c/kg | | |to 0.002 kg per day | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |9685.0 c/kg| | |0.002 kg per day but not over | | | |0.01 kg per day | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |96855.0 | | |over 0.01 kg per day |c/kg | | | (u) for mercury - | | | | (i) with a concentration of up |970.0 c/kg | | |to 0.0001 kg per day | | | | (ii) with a concentration over |96855.0 | | |0.0001 kg per day but not over |c/kg | | |0.001 kg per day | | | | (iii) with a concentration of |726415.0 | | |over 0.001 kg per day |c/kg | |12. |Effluent discharged from a septic tank | | |effluent pumping system into a sewer of the | | |Corporation | | |For effluent discharged from a |145.0 c/kL | | |septic tank effluent pumping | | | |system into a sewer of the | | | |Corporation | | [Division 3 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2449-53.] Division 4 - Metropolitan combined charges [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2454.] 13. Metropolitan non-residential (other than vacant land) In respect of land in the metropolitan area that is not - (a) comprised in a residential property; and (b) referred to in item 1, 3, 4, 5, 14, 15 or 16, the charge is calculated in accordance with the following formula - If (P + Q) ( R, then - P + Q or if - (P + Q) > R; and N ( W, then - R or if - (P + Q) > R; and N > W, then - R + {(N ( W) ( I} where - P = the annual charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 18; Q = the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 19; R = the charge calculated in accordance with the following formula - A ( S where - A = the charge payable in the 2010/2011 year; S = 1.130; N = the discharge volume for the 2011/2012 year; W = the discharge volume for the 2010/2011 year; I = 2.538. 14. Metropolitan Government trading organisation and non-commercial Government property In respect of a non-commercial Government property, or a property held by a Government trading organisation, in the metropolitan area the charge payable in accordance with the following formula - Y + Q where - Y = the charge payable for the relevant number of major fixtures in the 2011/2012 year as set out in the Table to item 18; Q = the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 19. 15. Metropolitan non strata-titled caravan park with long-term residential caravan bays In respect of a caravan park in the metropolitan area - (a) not consisting of strata-titled caravan bays referred to in item 3; and (b) having long-term residential caravan bays, the charge payable in accordance with the following formula - AA + AB where - AA = a charge of $228.00 for each long-term residential caravan bay; AB = the charge for any part of the caravan park not comprised in long-term residential caravan bays, calculated in accordance with the following formula - If (Y + Q) ( R, then - Y + Q or if - (Y + Q) > R; and N ( W, then - R or if - (Y + Q) > R; and N > W, then - R + {(N - W) ( I} where - Y = the charge payable for the number of major fixtures in the relevant part of the caravan park in the 2011/2012 year as set out in the Table to item 18; Q = the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 19; R = the charge calculated in accordance with the following formula - A ( S where - A = the amount payable in the 2010/2011 year; S = 1.130; N = the discharge volume for the 2011/2012 year; W = the discharge volume for the 2010/2011 year; I = 2.538. 16. Metropolitan nursing home In respect of a nursing home in the metropolitan area, not being a nursing home which is, or is part of, a home for the aged the charge is calculated in accordance with the following formula - If (T + Q) ( R, then - T + Q or if (T + Q) > R, then - R where - T = the charge calculated in accordance with the following formula - U ( V where - U = the number of beds in the nursing home; V = $124.90; Q = the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 19; R = the charge calculated in accordance with the following formula - A ( S where - A = the amount payable in the 2010/2011 year; S = 1.130. 17. Certain metropolitan strata-titled units In respect of land in the metropolitan area that - (a) is not classified residential or vacant land; and (b) comprises a unit that is a lot within the meaning of the Strata Titles Act 1985; and (c) shares a major fixture with another unit described in paragraph (b) and has no other major fixtures that discharge into the sewer, and where the total number of major fixtures shared by all the units on the relevant strata plan is less than the number of those units, an amount calculated in accordance with the following formula - T + Q where - T = $429.20; Q = the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 19. [Division 4 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2454-8.] Division 5 - Computation of combined metropolitan charges [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2458.] 18. Formula for annual charge For the purposes of Division 4, the annual charge (P) is calculated according to the following formula - If (A ( B) ( (C + D), then - X or if (A ( B) > (C + D), then - (A ( B) - [{(A ( B) - (C + D)} ( E] where - A = the amount payable in the 2010/2011 year; B = 1.130; C = the charge payable for the relevant number of major fixtures for the 2011/2012 year as set out in the Table; D = discharge charge; E = 1.000; X = the amount specified in relation to the 2011/2012 year for the relevant number of major fixtures as set out in the Table. Table of major fixture-based minimum charges (per fixture) |No. of fixtures |Charge | | |$ | |1 |690.50 | |2 |295.60 | |3 |394.80 | |4+ |429.20 | 19. Formula for quantity charge For the purposes of Division 4, the quantity charge (Q) is calculated in accordance with the following formula - If (F ( G) ( H, then - nil or if (F ( G) > H, then - {(F ( G) - H} ( I where - F = the volume of water delivered to the property in the 2011/2012 year; G = the discharge factor set for the property for the 2011/2012 year; H = the discharge allowance for the 2011/2012 year calculated in accordance with item 20; I = 2.538. 20. Discharge allowance For the purposes of item 19, the discharge allowance is - (a) for land to which item 13 applies that is not mentioned in paragraph (e), 200 kL of water; and (b) for a non-commercial Government property, or a property held by a Government trading organisation, 200 kL of water; and (c) for a caravan park referred to in item 15, an amount of water in kilolitres calculated in accordance with the following formula - L + M where - L = 200; M = 75 kL of water for each long-term residential caravan bay; and (d) for a nursing home referred to in item 16, 75 kL of water per bed; and (e) for properties served through a common metered service, 200 kL of water for each property. [Division 5 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2458-60.] Division 6 - Service charges for industrial waste [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2460.] |21. |Inspection - routine programme | | |For an inspection for a routine |$127.60/ho| | |programme |ur | |22. |Meter reading - routine | | | |programme | | | |For each meter reading for a |$23.25 | | |routine programme | | |23. |Grab samples - routine programme| | | |For each grab sample for a |$270.60 | | |routine programme | | |24. |Composite samples - routine | | | |programme | | | |For each composite sample for a |$635.80 | | |routine programme | | |25. |Establishment charge - | | | |unscheduled visit | | | |Establishment charge for an |$116.00/ho| | |unscheduled visit |ur | |26. |Product evaluation - unscheduled| | | |visit | | | |Product evaluation for an |$145.10/ho| | |unscheduled visit |ur | |27. |Grab samples - unscheduled visit| | | |For each grab sample for an |At cost | | |unscheduled visit | | |28. |Composite samples - unscheduled | | | |visit | | | |For each composite sample for an|At cost | | |unscheduled visit | | |29. |Non-permit holders discharging industrial | | |waste | | |For a one-off discharge of |$116.00/ho| | |industrial waste by a person who|ur | | |does not hold an industrial | | | |waste permit | | |30. |Discharging industrial waste from an open | | |area | | |For discharging industrial waste|$1.37/squar| | |from an open area |e metre | [Division 6 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2460-1.] Division 7 - Combined charges for country non-residential or commercial residential [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2461.] 31. Country non-residential or commercial residential In respect of land in a country sewerage area that is classified as country non-residential or commercial residential property and is not referred to in item 2, 4, 5, 32, 33 or 34, the charge is calculated in accordance with the following formula - If (P + Q) ( R, then - P + Q or if - (P + Q) > R; and N ( W, then - R + {(N ( W) ( I} where - P = the annual charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 36; Q = the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 37; R = the maximum charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 35; N = the discharge volume for the 2011/2012 year; W = the discharge volume for the last available consumption year; I = 2.538. 32. Country non strata-titled caravan park with long-term residential caravan bays In respect of a caravan park in a country sewerage area - (a) not consisting of strata-titled caravan bays referred to in item 3 of this Schedule; and (b) having long-term residential caravan bays, the charge payable in accordance with the following formula - AA + AB where - AA = a charge of $228.00 for each long-term residential caravan bay; AB = the charge for any part of the caravan park not comprised in long-term residential caravan bays, calculated in accordance with the following formula - If (Y + Q) ( R, then - Y + Q or if - (Y + Q) > R; and N ( W, then - R or if - (Y + Q) > R; and N > W, then - R + {(N - W) ( I} where - Y = the charge payable for the number of major fixtures in the relevant part of the caravan park in the 2011/2012 year as set out in the Table to item 36; Q = the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 37; R = the charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 35; N = the discharge volume for the 2011/2012 year; W = the discharge volume for the last available consumption year; I = 2.538. 33. Country nursing home In respect of a nursing home in a country sewerage area, not being a nursing home which is, or is part of, a home for the aged, the charge is calculated in accordance with the following formula - If (T + Q) ( R, then - T + Q or if (T + Q) > R, then - R where - T = the charge calculated in accordance with the following formula - U ( V where - U = the number of beds in the nursing home; V = $124.90; Q = the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 37; R = the charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 35. 34. Certain country strata-titled units In respect of country non-residential or commercial residential property that is in a country sewerage area that - (a) comprises a unit that is a lot within the meaning of the Strata Titles Act 1985; and (b) shares a major fixture with another unit described in paragraph (a) and has no other major fixtures that discharge into the sewer, and where the total number of major fixtures shared by all the units on the relevant strata plan is less than the number of those units, an amount is calculated in accordance with the following formula - T + Q where - T = $429.20; Q = the quantity charge calculated in accordance with the formula in item 37. 35. Limit on increase For the purposes of this Division, the maximum charge (R) is calculated in accordance with the following formula - If (P + Q) ( A > B, then - if (A ( S) > (A + J), then (A ( S) or if (A ( S) ( (A + J), then (A + J) or if (P + Q) ( A ( B, then - if (A ( S) > [A + {(P + Q) ( A} / O], then (A ( S) or if (A ( S) ( [A + {(P + Q) ( A} / O], then - [A + {(P + Q) ( A} / O] where - P = the target annual charge, based on the number of major fixtures calculated using the Table in item 36; Q = the ultimate discharge charge calculated using the formula in item 37, except that the discharge allowance calculated in accordance with item 38(a) is 200 kL; A = the equivalent full year charge payable in the 2010/2011 year; S = 1.130; B = $166.67; J = $166.67; O = 1. [Division 7 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2461-6.] Division 8 - Computation of combined charges for country non-residential or commercial residential property [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2466.] 36. Formula for annual charge For the purposes of Division 7, the annual charge (P) is calculated according to the following formula - If A ( (C + D), then - X or if A > (C + D), then - A - [{A - (C + D)} / E] where - A = the equivalent amount payable in the 2010/2011 year; C = the charge payable for the relevant number of major fixtures for the 2011/2012 year as set out in the Table; D = the ultimate discharge charge; E = 1; X = the amount specified in relation to the 2011/2012 year for the relevant number of major fixtures as set out in the Table. |Table of major fixture-based minimum charges | |(per fixture) | |No. of fixtures |Charges | | |$ | |1 |690.50 | |2 |295.60 | |3 |394.80 | |4+ |429.20 | 37. Formula for quantity charge For the purposes of Division 7, the quantity charge (Q) is calculated in accordance with the following formula - If (F ( G) ( H, then - nil or if (F ( G) > H, then - {(F ( G) - H} ( I where - F = the volume of water delivered to the property in the 2011/2012 year; G = the discharge factor set for the property for the 2011/2012 year; H = the discharge allowance for the 2011/2012 year calculated in accordance with item 38; I = 2.538, and where only the integer value (i.e. rounded down to the nearest whole number) of (F ( G) - H is to be used in calculating the final charge. 38. Discharge allowance For the purposes of item 37, the discharge allowance is - (a) for land to which item 35 applies that is not mentioned in paragraph (d), an amount of water in kilolitres calculated in accordance with the following formula - If X ( C, then - L or if X > C, then - L + [(X - C) / K] where - X = the annual charge for the 2011/2012 year calculated in accordance with the formula in item 36; L = 200; C = the charge payable for the relevant number of major fixtures for the 2011/2012 year as set out in the Table to item 36; K = 2.538; and (b) for a caravan park referred to in item 32, an amount of water in kilolitres calculated in accordance with the following formula - L + M where - L = 200; M = 75 kL of water for each long-term residential caravan bay; and (c) for a nursing home referred to in item 33, 75 kL of water per bed; and (d) for properties served through a common metered service, 200 kL of water for each property. [Division 8 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2466-9.] Schedule 4 - Charges for drainage for 2011/2012 [bl. 27] [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2469.] Division 1 - Fixed charges [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2469.] |1. |Strata-titled caravan bay | | |In respect of each residential |$25.75 | | |property being a single caravan | | | |bay that is a lot within the | | | |meaning of the Strata Titles | | | |Act 1985 | | |2. |Strata-titled storage unit and | | |strata-titled parking bay | | |In respect of land comprised in |$9.60 | | |a unit used for storage purposes| | | |or as a parking bay that is a | | | |lot within the meaning of the | | | |Strata Titles Act 1985 | | [Division 1 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2469.] Division 2 - Charges by way of rate [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2469.] |3. |Land in a drainage area as referred to in | | |by-law 27 classified as residential or | | |semi-rural residential | | |In respect of all land in a |0.506 | | |drainage area as referred to in |cents/ | | |by-law 27 that is classified as |$ of GRV | | |residential or semi-rural | | | |residential land | | | |subject to a minimum in respect |$85.25 | | |of any land the subject of a | | | |separate assessment of | | |4. |Land in a drainage area classified as | | |vacant land | | |In respect of all land in a |0.688 | | |drainage area classified as |cents/ | | |vacant land |$ of GRV | | |subject to a minimum in respect |$85.25 | | |of any land the subject of a | | | |separate assessment of | | |5. |Land in a drainage area as referred to in | | |by-law 27 other than land to which item 1, | | |2, 3 or 4 applies | | |In respect of all land in a |0.272 | | |drainage area as referred to in |cents/ | | |by-law 27 other than land to |$ of GRV | | |which item 1, 2, 3 or 4 applies | | | |subject to a minimum in respect |$85.25 | | |of any land the subject of a | | | |separate assessment of | | [Division 2 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2469-70.] Schedule 5 - Charges for irrigation for 2011/2012 [bl. 31] [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2470.] |1. |Ord Irrigation District | | |Charges by way of rate for land | | | |in the Ord Irrigation District | | | |where under the Ord Irrigation | | | |District By-laws 1963 | | | |by-law 31A, the land is | | | |irrigated by pumping from works,| | | |an amount per hectare of land so| | | |irrigated of - | | | | (a) where the supply is assured|$134.00 | | | (b) where the supply is not |$101.50 | | |assured | | [Schedule 5 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2470.] Schedule 6 - Formula for calculating AGRV [bl. 14(2) and 24(2)] [Heading inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2001 p. 3224.] 1. Term used: relevant general valuation In this Schedule - relevant general valuation, in relation to a charge in respect of land, means the last general valuation under the Valuation of Land Act 1978 pursuant to which a value was assigned to that land and that - (a) was expressed by a notice under section 21 or 22 of that Act to come into force; and (b) came into force for the purposes of this Act, before the commencement of the period for which the charge is to be imposed. 2. Formula for calculating AGRV If the relevant general valuation was conducted in the previous year, then - AGRV = GRV ( A or if the relevant general valuation was conducted in any earlier year - AGRV = GRV ( A ( B where - A = 1.00; and B = the product of the values of "A" prescribed for each year after the year in which the relevant general valuation was conducted, up to but not including the previous year as defined in by- law 2(1). [Schedule 6, formerly Schedule 5, inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 1999 p. 2822-3; amended in Gazette 29 Jun 2000 p. 3357; 29 Jun 2001 p. 3224.] Schedule 7 - Discounts and additional charges [bl. 7, 8, 8A and 9] [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2471.] |1. |Discount | | |By-law 7(4)(a)(i) |$1.50 | |2. |Additional charges | | | |By-law 7(4)(b)(i) |$3.00 | |3. |Rates of interest | | | |By-law 7(4)(a)(ii) |4.10% per | | | |annum | | |By-law 7(4)(b)(ii) |5.10% per | | | |annum | |4. |Concession (by-law 8A(2)) | | | |Charge for water supply |$86.60 | | |Charge for sewerage |$175.75 | | |Charge for drainage |$23.35 | |5. |Interest on overdue amounts | | | |(by-law 9) | | | |Interest on overdue amounts |14.81% per| | |(by-law 9) |annum | [Schedule 7 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2471.] Schedule 8 - Water supply charges for Government trading organisations and non-commercial Government property [bl. 8B] [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2472.] 1. Annual charge (based on meter size) |Meter size |Charge | |mm |$ | |20 or less |279.00 | |25 |435.90 | |30 |627.70 | |40 |1 116.00 | |50 |1 743.70 | |70, 75, 80 |4 463.90 | |100 |6 974.90 | |140, 150 |15 693.40 | |200 |27 899.50 | |250 |43 592.90 | |300 |62 773.80 | |350 |85 442.10 | |subject to a minimum |279.00 | |charge, where property | | |is served but not | | |metered by the | | |Corporation, of | | |2.|Volume charge (c/kL) | | |(1) Metropolitan |172.4 | | | |cents | | |(2) Country (according to the | | | |non-residential classification of | | | |the town/area in which that property| | | |is situated, as set out in | | | |Schedule 10) - | | |Class |Consumption (kL) | | |Up to 300 |Over 300 | |Class 1 (c/kL) |153.0 |185.9 | |Class 2 (c/kL) |168.9 |202.5 | |Class 3 (c/kL) |186.2 |220.3 | |Class 4 (c/kL) |205.4 |240.0 | |Class 5 (c/kL) |226.7 |261.3 | |Class 6 (c/kL) |246.5 |284.6 | |Class 7 (c/kL) |268.1 |309.9 | |Class 8 (c/kL) |290.3 |337.5 | |Class 9 (c/kL) |314.2 |367.4 | |Class 10 (c/kL) |334.5 |400.1 | |Class 11 (c/kL) |365.7 |435.7 | |Class 12 (c/kL) |399.8 |474.5 | |Class 13 (c/kL) |437.1 |516.7 | |Class 14 (c/kL) |478.0 |562.6 | |Class 15 (c/kL) |522.6 |612.7 | [Schedule 8 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2472-3.] Schedule 9 - Classification of towns/areas for the purpose of determining quantity charges in the previous year [bl. 17D(3)] [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2474.] |Town/area |Residential |Non-residenti| | |classificatio|al | | |n |classificatio| | | |n | |Albany |3 |4 | |Albany Farmlands |3 |4 | |Allanooka Farmlands |1 |1 | |Allanson |4 |8 | |Arrino |5 |13 | |Arrowsmith Farmlands |5 |10 | |Augusta |5 |10 | |Australind/Eaton |2 |1 | |Badgingarra |5 |13 | |Bakers Hill |4 |8 | |Balingup |5 |10 | |Ballidu |5 |12 | |Beacon |5 |13 | |Bencubbin |5 |13 | |Beverley |5 |8 | |Bindi Bindi |5 |13 | |Bindoon/Chittering |5 |10 | |Binningup |5 |8 | |Bodallin |5 |8 | |Boddington |5 |8 | |Bolgart |5 |12 | |Borden |5 |13 | |Boyanup |3 |4 | |Boyup Brook |5 |8 | |Bremer Bay |5 |10 | |Bridgetown/Hester |5 |10 | |Broad Arrow |5 |13 | |Brookton |5 |10 | |Broome |2 |1 | |Broomehill |5 |10 | |Bruce Rock |5 |12 | |Brunswick/Burekup/Roel|3 |6 | |ands | | | |Bullaring |5 |10 | |Bullfinch |5 |13 | |Bunjil |5 |12 | |Buntine |5 |13 | |Burracoppin |5 |8 | |Calingiri |5 |10 | |Camballin |5 |12 | |Capel |2 |3 | |Carnamah |4 |8 | |Carnarvon |4 |8 | |Caron |5 |12 | |Cervantes |4 |4 | |Collie |2 |4 | |Collie Farmlands |1 |1 | |Condingup |5 |12 | |Coolgardie |5 |10 | |Coomberdale |5 |13 | |Coorow |5 |8 | |Coral Bay |5 |N/A | |Corrigin |5 |12 | |Cowaramup |5 |10 | |Cranbrook |5 |12 | |Cuballing |5 |10 | |Cue |5 |10 | |Cunderdin |4 |4 | |Dalwallinu |5 |10 | |Dalyellup |2 |4 | |Dandaragan |5 |12 | |Dardanup |5 |10 | |Darkan |5 |8 | |Dathagnoorara |3 |4 | |Farmlands | | | |Denham (Saline) |2 |5 | |Denmark |5 |12 | |Derby |2 |6 | |Dongara/Denison |2 |1 | |Donnybrook |2 |4 | |Doodlakine |5 |10 | |Dowerin |5 |8 | |Dudinin/Harrismith/Jit|5 |13 | |arning | | | |Dumbleyung |5 |13 | |Dunsborough/Yallingup |2 |5 | |Dwellingup |5 |10 | |Eneabba |5 |8 | |Eradu |5 |10 | |Esperance |2 |4 | |Exmouth |3 |8 | |Fitzroy Crossing |2 |4 | |Frankland |5 |12 | |Gabbadah |5 |8 | |Gascoyne Junction |5 |12 | |Geraldton |2 |1 | |Gibson |5 |12 | |Gingin |5 |8 | |Gnarabup |4 |4 | |Gnowangerup |5 |12 | |Goomalling |5 |10 | |Grass Patch |5 |13 | |Grass Valley |5 |8 | |Greenbushes |5 |10 | |Greenhead |4 |8 | |Guilderton |3 |8 | |Halls Creek |5 |10 | |Hamel/Waroona |2 |2 | |Harvey/Wokalup |2 |2 | |Highbury/Piesseville |5 |10 | |Hines Hill |5 |10 | |Hopetoun |5 |10 | |Horrocks |5 |12 | |Hyden |5 |12 | |Jerramungup |5 |12 | |Jurien Bay |2 |2 | |Kalannie |5 |12 | |Kalbarri |2 |2 | |Kalgoorlie/Boulder |5 |10 | |Kambalda |3 |6 | |Karakin |5 |8 | |Karlgarin |5 |13 | |Karratha |2 |6 | |Katanning |5 |10 | |Katanning Farmlands |5 |10 | |Kellerberrin |5 |10 | |Kendenup |5 |12 | |Kendenup Farmlands |5 |10 | |Kirup |5 |12 | |Kojonup/Muradup |5 |10 | |Kondinin |5 |12 | |Koorda |5 |10 | |Kukerin/Moulyinning |5 |13 | |Kulin |5 |12 | |Kununoppin |5 |12 | |Kununurra |2 |2 | |Lake Argyle |5 |12 | |Lake Grace |5 |12 | |Lake King |5 |13 | |Lancelin |5 |8 | |Latham |5 |12 | |Laverton |5 |10 | |Ledge Point |4 |8 | |Leeman |4 |8 | |Leonora |5 |10 | |Mandurah |2 |2 | |Manjimup |4 |8 | |Marble Bar |5 |12 | |Margaret River |2 |2 | |Marvel Loch |5 |12 | |Meckering |5 |8 | |Meekatharra |4 |10 | |Menzies |5 |13 | |Merredin |3 |8 | |Merredin Farmlands |4 |10 | |Miling |5 |10 | |Mingenew |4 |8 | |Moora |2 |3 | |Moorine Rock |5 |13 | |Morawa |5 |10 | |Mount Barker |5 |10 | |Mount Magnet |4 |8 | |Mount Roe |5 |13 | |Mukinbudin |5 |12 | |Mullalyup |5 |13 | |Mullewa |4 |10 | |Mullewa Farmlands |4 |10 | |Munglinup |5 |13 | |Muntadgin |5 |13 | |Myalup |5 |10 | |Nabawa |5 |10 | |Nannup |5 |10 | |Narembeen |5 |12 | |Narngulu |1 |1 | |Narrikup |5 |10 | |Narrogin |5 |8 | |Narrogin Farmlands |3 |8 | |New Norcia |5 |12 | |Newdegate |5 |12 | |Newman |1 |2 | |Nilgen |2 |5 | |Norseman |4 |11 | |North Dandalup |3 |8 | |Northam |4 |4 | |Northam Farmlands |4 |10 | |Northampton |5 |10 | |Northcliffe |5 |12 | |Nullagine |5 |12 | |Nungarin |5 |12 | |Nyabing |5 |12 | |Ongerup |5 |13 | |Onslow |5 |12 | |Ora Banda |5 |13 | |Park Ridge |3 |4 | |Pemberton |5 |10 | |Peppermint Grove Beach|4 |10 | |Perenjori |5 |12 | |Pingaring |5 |13 | |Pingelly |5 |10 | |Pingrup |5 |13 | |Pinjarra |1 |1 | |Pithara |5 |10 | |Point Samson |4 |10 | |Popanyinning |5 |12 | |Porongurup |2 |2 | |Porongurup Farmlands |5 |10 | |Port Hedland |2 |4 | |Preston Beach |5 |10 | |Quairading |5 |10 | |Quinninup |5 |13 | |Ravensthorpe |5 |13 | |Rocky Gully |5 |13 | |Roebourne |4 |10 | |Salmon Gums |5 |13 | |Sandstone |5 |12 | |Seabird |5 |10 | |South Hedland |2 |4 | |Southern Cross |3 |7 | |Tambellup |5 |12 | |Tammin |5 |8 | |Three Springs |5 |10 | |Tincurrin |5 |13 | |Toodyay |5 |8 | |Trayning |5 |12 | |Varley |5 |13 | |Wagin |5 |10 | |Walkaway |1 |1 | |Walpole |5 |12 | |Wandering |5 |12 | |Watheroo |5 |12 | |Wellstead |5 |13 | |Westonia |5 |10 | |Wickepin |5 |10 | |Wickham |4 |10 | |Widgiemooltha |5 |12 | |Williams |5 |8 | |Wiluna |5 |8 | |Wongan Hills |5 |12 | |Woodanilling |5 |10 | |Woodridge |5 |8 | |Wubin |5 |12 | |Wundowie |1 |1 | |Wyalkatchem |5 |10 | |Wyndham |5 |12 | |Yalgoo |5 |12 | |Yarloop/Wagerup |4 |4 | |Yealering |5 |10 | |Yerecoin |5 |13 | |York |4 |8 | |Yuna |5 |13 | [Schedule 9 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2474-83.] Schedule 10 - Classification of towns/areas for the purpose of determining quantity charges in the current year [bl. 17D(3)] [Heading inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2484.] |Town/area |Residential |Non-residenti| | |classificatio|al | | |n |classificatio| | | |n | |Albany |3 |5 | |Albany Farmlands |3 |5 | |Allanooka Farmlands |1 |1 | |Allanson |4 |9 | |Arrino |5 |14 | |Arrowsmith Farmlands |5 |11 | |Augusta |5 |11 | |Australind/Eaton |2 |1 | |Badgingarra |5 |14 | |Bakers Hill |4 |9 | |Balingup |5 |11 | |Ballidu |5 |13 | |Beacon |5 |14 | |Bencubbin |5 |14 | |Beverley |5 |9 | |Bindi Bindi |5 |14 | |Bindoon/Chittering |5 |11 | |Binningup |5 |9 | |Bodallin |5 |9 | |Boddington |5 |9 | |Bolgart |5 |13 | |Borden |5 |14 | |Boyanup |3 |5 | |Boyup Brook |5 |9 | |Bremer Bay |5 |11 | |Bridgetown/Hester |5 |11 | |Broad Arrow |5 |14 | |Brookton |5 |11 | |Broome |2 |1 | |Broomehill |5 |11 | |Bruce Rock |5 |13 | |Brunswick/Burekup/Roel|3 |6 | |ands | | | |Bullaring |5 |11 | |Bullfinch |5 |14 | |Bunjil |5 |13 | |Buntine |5 |14 | |Burracoppin |5 |9 | |Calingiri |5 |11 | |Camballin |5 |13 | |Capel |2 |4 | |Carnamah |4 |9 | |Carnarvon |4 |9 | |Caron |5 |13 | |Cervantes |4 |5 | |Collie |2 |5 | |Collie Farmlands |1 |1 | |Condingup |5 |13 | |Coolgardie |5 |11 | |Coomberdale |5 |14 | |Coorow |5 |9 | |Coral Bay |5 |N/A | |Corrigin |5 |13 | |Cowaramup |5 |11 | |Cranbrook |5 |13 | |Cuballing |5 |11 | |Cue |5 |11 | |Cunderdin |5 |5 | |Dalwallinu |5 |11 | |Dalyellup |2 |4 | |Dandaragan |5 |13 | |Dardanup |5 |11 | |Darkan |5 |9 | |Dathagnoorara |3 |5 | |Farmlands | | | |Denham (Saline) |2 |5 | |Denmark |5 |13 | |Derby |2 |5 | |Dongara/Denison |2 |1 | |Donnybrook |2 |4 | |Doodlakine |5 |11 | |Dowerin |5 |9 | |Dudinin/Harrismith/Jit|5 |14 | |arning | | | |Dumbleyung |5 |14 | |Dunsborough/Yallingup |2 |5 | |Dwellingup |5 |11 | |Eneabba |5 |9 | |Eradu |5 |11 | |Esperance |2 |5 | |Exmouth |3 |9 | |Fitzroy Crossing |2 |3 | |Frankland |5 |13 | |Gabbadah |5 |9 | |Gascoyne Junction |5 |13 | |Geraldton |2 |1 | |Gibson |5 |13 | |Gingin |5 |9 | |Gnarabup |4 |5 | |Gnowangerup |5 |13 | |Goomalling |5 |11 | |Grass Patch |5 |14 | |Grass Valley |5 |9 | |Greenbushes |5 |11 | |Greenhead |4 |9 | |Guilderton |3 |8 | |Halls Creek |5 |11 | |Hamel/Waroona |2 |3 | |Harvey/Wokalup |3 |3 | |Highbury/Piesseville |5 |11 | |Hines Hill |5 |11 | |Hopetoun |5 |11 | |Horrocks |5 |13 | |Hyden |5 |13 | |Jerramungup |5 |13 | |Jurien Bay |2 |3 | |Kalannie |5 |13 | |Kalbarri |2 |2 | |Kalgoorlie/Boulder |5 |11 | |Kambalda |4 |7 | |Karakin |5 |9 | |Karlgarin |5 |14 | |Karratha |2 |6 | |Katanning |5 |11 | |Katanning Farmlands |5 |11 | |Kellerberrin |5 |11 | |Kendenup |5 |13 | |Kendenup Farmlands |5 |11 | |Kirup |5 |13 | |Kojonup/Muradup |5 |11 | |Kondinin |5 |13 | |Koorda |5 |11 | |Kukerin/Moulyinning |5 |14 | |Kulin |5 |13 | |Kununoppin |5 |13 | |Kununurra |2 |2 | |Lake Argyle |5 |13 | |Lake Grace |5 |13 | |Lake King |5 |14 | |Lancelin |5 |9 | |Latham |5 |13 | |Laverton |5 |11 | |Ledge Point |4 |9 | |Leeman |4 |9 | |Leonora |5 |11 | |Mandurah |2 |3 | |Manjimup |4 |9 | |Marble Bar |5 |13 | |Margaret River |2 |3 | |Marvel Loch |5 |13 | |Meckering |5 |9 | |Meekatharra |4 |10 | |Menzies |5 |14 | |Merredin |4 |9 | |Merredin Farmlands |3 |9 | |Miling |5 |11 | |Mingenew |4 |9 | |Moora |2 |3 | |Moorine Rock |5 |14 | |Morawa |5 |11 | |Mount Barker |5 |11 | |Mount Magnet |4 |9 | |Mount Roe |5 |14 | |Mukinbudin |5 |13 | |Mullalyup |5 |14 | |Mullewa |4 |10 | |Mullewa Farmlands |4 |11 | |Munglinup |5 |14 | |Muntadgin |5 |14 | |Myalup |5 |11 | |Nabawa |5 |11 | |Nannup |5 |11 | |Narembeen |5 |13 | |Narngulu |1 |1 | |Narrikup |5 |11 | |Narrogin |5 |9 | |Narrogin Farmlands |3 |8 | |New Norcia |5 |13 | |Newdegate |5 |13 | |Newman |1 |1 | |Nilgen |3 |6 | |Norseman |5 |12 | |North Dandalup |3 |9 | |Northam |3 |5 | |Northam Farmlands |3 |9 | |Northampton |5 |11 | |Northcliffe |5 |13 | |Nullagine |5 |13 | |Nungarin |5 |13 | |Nyabing |5 |13 | |Ongerup |5 |14 | |Onslow |5 |13 | |Ora Banda |5 |14 | |Park Ridge |3 |5 | |Pemberton |5 |11 | |Peppermint Grove Beach|4 |11 | |Perenjori |5 |13 | |Pingaring |5 |14 | |Pingelly |5 |11 | |Pingrup |5 |14 | |Pinjarra |1 |1 | |Pithara |5 |11 | |Point Samson |4 |10 | |Popanyinning |5 |13 | |Porongurup |3 |3 | |Porongurup Farmlands |5 |11 | |Port Hedland |2 |5 | |Preston Beach |5 |11 | |Quairading |5 |11 | |Quinninup |5 |14 | |Ravensthorpe |5 |14 | |Rocky Gully |5 |14 | |Roebourne |4 |10 | |Salmon Gums |5 |14 | |Sandstone |5 |13 | |Seabird |5 |11 | |South Hedland |2 |5 | |Southern Cross |4 |8 | |Tambellup |5 |13 | |Tammin |5 |9 | |Three Springs |5 |11 | |Tincurrin |5 |14 | |Toodyay |5 |9 | |Trayning |5 |13 | |Varley |5 |14 | |Wagin |5 |11 | |Walkaway |1 |1 | |Walpole |5 |13 | |Wandering |5 |13 | |Watheroo |5 |13 | |Wellstead |5 |14 | |Westonia |5 |11 | |Wickepin |5 |11 | |Wickham |4 |10 | |Widgiemooltha |5 |13 | |Williams |5 |9 | |Wiluna |5 |9 | |Wongan Hills |5 |13 | |Woodanilling |5 |11 | |Woodridge |5 |9 | |Wubin |5 |13 | |Wundowie |1 |1 | |Wyalkatchem |5 |11 | |Wyndham |5 |13 | |Yalgoo |5 |13 | |Yarloop/Wagerup |5 |5 | |Yealering |5 |11 | |Yerecoin |5 |14 | |York |4 |9 | |Yuna |5 |14 | [Schedule 10 inserted in Gazette 23 Jun 2011 p. 2484-93.] Notes 1 This is a compilation of the Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987 and includes the amendments made by the other written laws referred to in the following table. The table also contains information about any reprint. Compilation table |Citation |Gazettal |Commencement | |Water Authority |14 Jul 19|14 Jul 1987 | |(Charges) |87 | | |By-laws 1987 12 |p. 2658-7| | | |2 | | | |(errata | | | |24 Jul 19| | | |87 | | | |p. 2841) | | |Water Authority |31 Jul 19|31 Jul 1987 | |(Charges) Amendment |87 | | |By-laws 1987 |p. 2884 | | |Water Authority |29 Jun 19|29 Jun 1988 | |(Charges) Amendment |88 | | |By-laws 1988 |p. 2112-2| | | |2 | | |Water Authority |4 Jul 198|4 Jul 1988 | |(Charges) Amendment |8 p. 2178| | |By-laws (No. 2) 1988 | | | |Water Authority |8 Jul 198|8 Jul 1988 | |(Charges) Amendment |8 p. 2387| | |By-laws (No. 3) 1988 | | | |Water Authority |14 Oct 19|14 Oct 1988 | |(Charges) Amendment |88 | | |By-laws (No. 4) 1988 |p. 4174 | | |Water Authority |20 Jan 19|20 Jan 1989 | |(Charges) Amendment |89 p. 121| | |By-laws (No. 5) 1988 | | | |Water Authority |10 Mar 19|10 Mar 1989 | |(Charges) Amendment |89 p. 712| | |By-laws 1989 | | | |Water Authority |23 Jun 19|23 Jun 1989 | |(Charges) Amendment |89 | | |By-laws (No. 2) 1989 |p. 1824 | | |Water Authority |29 Jun 19|29 Jun 1989 | |(Charges) Amendment |89 | | |By-laws (No. 3) 1989 13|p. 1870-8| | | |2 | | | |(errata | | | |7 Jul 198| | | |9 | | | |p. 2075) | | |Water Authority |7 Jul 198|7 Jul 1989 | |(Charges) Amendment |9 p. 2077| | |By-laws (No. 4) 1989 | | | |Water Authority |7 Jul 198|7 Jul 1989 | |(Charges) Amendment |9 p. 2078| | |By-laws (No. 5) 1989 | | | |Water Authority |27 Oct 19|27 Oct 1989 | |(Charges) Amendment |89 | | |By-laws (No. 6) 1989 |p. 3898-9| | |Water Authority |17 Nov 19|17 Nov 1989 | |(Charges) Amendment |89 p. | | |By-laws (No. 7) 1989 |4117 | | |Water Authority |29 Jun 19|29 Jun 1990 | |(Charges) Amendment |90 | | |By-laws 1990 14 |p. 3226-4| | | |0 | | | |(errata | | | |6 Jul 199| | | |0 | | | |p. 3317) | | |Water Authority |28 Jun 19|28 Jun 1991 | |(Charges) Amendment |91 | | |By-laws 1991 15 |p. 3267-8| | | |0 | | | |(errata | | | |5 Jul 199| | | |1 | | | |p. 3379) | | |Water Authority |20 Sep 19|20 Sep 1991 | |(Charges) Amendment |91 | | |By-laws (No. 2) 1991 |p. 4952-3| | |Water Authority |20 Sep 19|20 Sep 1991 | |(Charges) Amendment |91 | | |By-laws (No. 3) 1991 |p. 4954-5| | |Water Authority |28 Feb 19|28 Feb 1992 | |(Charges) Amendment |92 | | |By-laws 1992 16 |p. 1024 | | |Water Authority |28 Feb 19|28 Feb 1992 | |(Charges) Amendment |92 | | |By-laws (No. 2) 1992 |p. 1025 | | |Water Authority |1 May 199|1 May 1992 | |(Charges) Amendment |2 p. 1864| | |By-laws (No. 3) 1992 | | | |Water Authority |1 May 199|1 May 1992 | |(Charges) Amendment |2 p. 1865| | |By-laws (No. 4) 1992 17| | | |Water Authority |26 Jun 19|1 Jul 1992 (see | |(Charges) Amendment |92 |bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 5) 1992 |p. 2812-3| | | |1 | | |Water Authority |26 Jun 19|1 Jul 1992 | |(Charges) Amendment |92 |(see bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 6) 1992 |p. 2831-2| | |Water Authority |6 Jul 199|6 Jul 1992 | |(Charges) Amendment |2 p. 3079| | |By-laws (No. 7) 1992 | | | |Water Authority |24 Jul 19|24 Jul 1992 | |(Charges) Amendment |92 | | |By-laws (No. 8) 1992 |p. 3660-1| | |Water Authority |31 Dec 19|31 Dec 1992 | |(Charges) Amendment |92 | | |By-laws (No. 9) 1992 |p. 6412-1| | | |3 | | |Water Authority |1 Jul 199|1 Jul 1993 | |(Charges) Amendment |3 | | |By-laws 1993 |p. 3214-3| | | |6 | | |Water Authority |1 Jul 199|1 Jul 1993 | |(Charges) Amendment |3 |(see bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 2) 1993 |p. 3236-7| | |Water Authority |27 Jul 19|27 Jul 1993 | |(Charges) Amendment |93 | | |By-laws (No. 3) 1993 |p. 4096-7| | |Water Authority |28 Sep 19|28 Sep 1993 | |(Charges) Amendment |93 | | |By-laws (No. 4) 1993 |p. 5328 | | |Water Authority |4 Mar 199|4 Mar 1994 | |(Charges) Amendment |4 | | |By-laws 1994 |p. 900-1 | | |Water Authority |4 Mar 199|4 Mar 1994 | |(Charges) Amendment |4 p. 901 | | |By-laws (No. 2) 1994 | | | |Water Authority |4 Mar 199|1 Jul 1994 | |(Charges) Amendment |4 |(see bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 3) 1994 |p. 902-3 | | |Water Authority |4 Mar 199|4 Mar 1994 | |(Charges) Amendment |4 p. 904 | | |By-laws (No. 6) 1994 | | | |Water Authority |6 May 199|6 May 1994 | |(Charges) Amendment |4 p. 1934| | |By-laws (No. 7) 1994 | | | |Water Authority |29 Jun 19|1 Jul 1994 | |(Charges) Amendment |94 |(see bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 8) 1994 |p. 3171-2| | | |00 | | |Water Authority |16 Sep 19|16 Sep 1994 | |(Charges) Amendment |94 | | |By-laws (No. 9) 1994 |p. 4806-7| | |Water Authority |28 Oct 19|28 Oct 1994 | |(Charges) Amendment |94 | | |By-laws (No. 10) 1994 |p. 5556-7| | |Water Authority |30 Dec 19|30 Dec 1994 | |(Charges) Amendment |94 | | |By-laws (No. 11) 1994 |p. 7351-3| | |Water Authority |2 Jun 199|2 Jun 1995 | |(Charges) Amendment |5 p. 2215| | |By-Laws 1995 | | | |Water Authority |30 Jun 19|1 Jul 1995 | |(Charges) Amendment |95 |(see bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 2) 1995 |p. 2735-6| | | |6 | | |Water Authority |17 Nov 19|17 Nov 1995 | |(Charges) Amendment |95 | | |By-laws (No. 3) 1995 |p. 5344-5| | |Water Authority |17 Nov 19|17 Nov 1995 | |(Charges) Amendment |95 | | |By-laws (No. 4) 1995 |p. 5345-6| | |Water Authority |17 Nov 19|17 Nov 1995 | |(Charges) Amendment |95 p. | | |By-laws (No. 5) 1995 |5346 | | |Water Agencies |29 Dec 19|1 Jan 1996 | |(Amendment and Repeal) |95 |(see bl. 2 and | |By-laws 1995 Pt. 11 |p. 6305-3|Gazette 29 Dec 1995 | | |2 |p. 6291) | |Water Agencies |21 May 19|21 May 1996 | |(Charges) Amendment |96 |(see bl. 2 and | |By-laws 1996 |p. 2139 |Gazette 21 May 1996 | | | |p. 2140) | |Water Agencies |28 Jun 19|1 Jul 1996 | |(Charges) Amendment |96 |(see bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 2) 1996 |p. 3103-3| | | |0 | | | |(correcti| | | |on | | | |9 Jul 199| | | |6 | | | |p. 3281) | | |Water Agencies |5 Jul 199|5 Jul 1996 | |(Charges) Amendment |6 p. 3255| | |By-laws (No. 3) 1996 | | | |Water Agencies |19 Jul 19|19 Jul 1996 | |(Charges) Amendment |96 | | |By-laws (No. 4) 1996 |p. 3489-9| | | |0 | | |Water Agencies |23 Aug 19|23 Aug 1996 | |(Charges) Amendment |96 | | |By-laws (No. 5) 1996 |p. 4128-9| | |Water Agencies |13 Sep 19|13 Sep 1996 | |(Charges) Amendment |96 | | |By-laws (No. 6) 1996 |p. 4606 | | |Water Agencies |7 Jan 199|7 Jan 1997 | |(Charges) Amendment |7 p. 63 | | |By-laws (No. 7) 1996 | | | |Water Agencies |7 Feb 199|7 Feb 1997 | |(Charges) Amendment |7 p. 779 | | |By-laws 1997 | | | |Water Agencies |13 May 19|13 May 1997 | |(Charges) Amendment |97 | | |By-laws (No. 2) 1997 |p. 2350-3| | |Water Agencies |10 Jun 19|10 Jun 1997 | |(Charges) Amendment |97 | | |By-laws (No. 4) 1997 |p. 2669-7| | | |0 | | |Water Agencies |27 Jun 19|1 Jul 1997 | |(Charges) Amendment |97 |(see bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 3) 1997 |p. 3175-2| | | |03 | | |Reprint of the Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987 | |as at 25 Aug 1997 | |(includes amendments listed above) | |Water Agencies |6 Jan 199|6 Jan 1998 | |(Charges) Amendment |8 | | |By-laws (No. 5) 1997 18|p. 39-41 | | |Water Agencies |9 Apr 199|14 Apr 1998 | |(Charges) Amendment |8 p. 2035|(see bl. 2) | |By-laws 1998 | | | |Water Agencies |26 Jun 19|1 Jul 1998 | |(Charges) Amendment |98 |(see bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 2) 1998 |p. 3399-4| | | |15 | | |Water Agencies |26 Jun 19|26 Jun 1998 | |(Charges) Amendment |98 | | |By-laws (No. 3) 1998 |p. 3415-1| | | |6 | | |Water Agencies |1 Jul 199|1 Jul 1998 | |(Charges) Amendment |8 p. 3561|(see bl. 2 and | |By-laws (No. 4) 1998 | |Gazette 26 Jun 1998 | | | |p. 3399) | |Water Agencies |30 Oct 19|30 Oct 1998 | |(Charges) Amendment |98 | | |By-laws (No. 5) 1998 |p. 6017-1| | | |8 | | |Water Agencies |7 May 199|7 May 1999 | |(Charges) Amendment |9 | | |By-laws 1999 |p. 1859-6| | | |1 | | |Water Agencies |25 Jun 19|25 Jun 1999 | |(Charges) Amendment |99 | | |By-laws (No. 3) 1999 |p. 2742 | | |Water Agencies |29 Jun 19|1 Jul 1999 | |(Charges) Amendment |99 |(see bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 2) 1999 19|p. 2789-8| | | |28 | | |Water Agencies |1 Jul 199|1 Jul 1999 | |(Charges) Amendment |9 |(see bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 4) 1999 |p. 2907 | | |Water Agencies |15 Feb 20|15 Feb 2000 | |(Charges) Amendment |00 | | |By-laws 2000 |p. 524-5 | | |Water Agencies |29 Jun 20|1 Jul 2000 | |(Charges) Amendment |00 |(see bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 2) 2000 |p. 3323-6| | | |3 | | |Water Agencies |13 Feb 20|13 Feb 2001 | |(Charges) Amendment |01 p. 892| | |By-laws 2001 | | | |Reprint of the Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987 | |as at 16 Feb 2001 | |(includes amendments listed above) | |Water Agencies |29 Jun 20|1 Jul 2001 (see | |(Charges) Amendment |01 |bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 2) 2001 |p. 3187-2| | | |29 | | |Water Agencies |7 Aug 200|7 Aug 2001 | |(Charges) Amendment |1 | | |By-laws (No. 3) 2001 |p. 4037-8| | |Water Agencies |5 Oct 200|5 Oct 2001 | |(Charges) Amendment |1 | | |By-laws (No. 4) 2001 |p. 5478-9| | |Water Agencies |22 Feb 20|22 Feb 2002 | |(Charges) Amendment |02 | | |By-Laws (No. 5) 2001 20|p. 767-9 | | |Water Agencies |1 Mar 200|1 Mar 2002 | |(Charges) Amendment |2 | | |By-laws 2002 21 |p. 869-70| | |Water Agencies |1 Mar 200|1 Mar 2002 | |(Charges) Amendment |2 p. 870 | | |By-laws (No. 2) 2002 | | | |Water Agencies |1 Jul 200|1 Jul 2002 | |(Charges) Amendment |2 | | |By-laws (No. 3) 2002 |p. 3155-2| | | |01 | | |Water Agencies |29 Apr 20|29 Apr 2003 | |(Charges) Amendment |03 | | |By-laws 2003 |p. 1293-4| | |Reprint 3: The Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987 | |as at 9 May 2003 (includes amendments listed above) | |Water Agencies |24 Jun 20|24 Jun 2003 | |(Charges) Amendment |03 | | |By-laws (No. 2) 2003 |p. 2273 | | |Water Agencies |27 Jun 20|1 Jul 2003 (see | |(Charges) Amendment |03 |bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 3) 2003 |p. 2283-3| | | |40 | | |Water Agencies |9 Dec 200|9 Dec 2003 | |(Charges) Amendment |3 | | |By-laws (No. 4) 2003 |p. 5007-8| | |Water Agencies |29 Jun 20|1 Jul 2004 (see | |(Charges) Amendment |04 |bl. 2) | |By-laws 2004 |p. 2467-9| | | |6 | | |Water Agencies |24 Dec 20|24 Dec 2004 | |(Charges) Amendment |04 | | |By-laws (No. 2) 2004 |p. 6157-8| | |Water Agencies |13 May 20|13 May 2005 | |(Charges) Amendment |05 | | |By-laws 2005 |p. 2088 | | |Water Agencies |1 Jul 200|1 Jul 2005 (see | |(Charges) Amendment |5 |bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 3) 2005 |p. 3008-9| | |Water Agencies |1 Jul 200|1 Jul 2005 (see | |(Charges) Amendment |5 |bl. 2) | |By-laws (No. 2) 2005 |p. 3031-7| | | |8 | | |Water Agencies |4 Nov 200|4 Nov 2005 | |(Charges) Amendment |5 p. 5321| | |By-laws (No. 4) 2005 | | | |Reprint 4: The Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987 | |as at 31 Mar 2006 (includes amendments listed above) | |Electricity |31 Mar 20|1 Apr 2006 (see | |Corporations |06 |r. 2) | |(Consequential |p. 1299-3| | |Amendments) |57 | | |Regulations 2006 r. 89 | | | |Water Agencies |30 Jun 20|1 Jul 2006 (see | |(Charges) Amendment |06 |bl. 2) | |By-laws 2006 |p. 2413-6| | | |1 | | |Water Agencies |14 Nov 20|14 Nov 2006 | |(Charges) Amendment |06 | | |By-laws (No. 3) 2006 |p. 4738 | | |Water Agencies |13 Apr 20|13 Apr 2007 | |(Charges) Amendment |07 | | |By-laws 2007 |p. 1686-8| | |Water Agencies |29 Jun |bl. 1 and 2: 29 Jun | |(Charges) Amendment |2007 |2007 (see bl. 2(a));| |By-laws (No. 2) 2007 |p. 3245-8| | | |8 |By-laws other than | | | |bl. 1 and 2: 1 Jul | | | |2007 (see bl. 2(b)) | |Reprint 5: The Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987 | |as at 5 Oct 2007 (includes amendments listed above) | |Water Agencies |21 Dec 20|bl. 1 and 2: | |(Charges) Amendment |07 |21 Dec 2007 | |By-laws (No. 4) 2007 |p. 6349 |(see bl. 2(a)); | | | |By-laws other than | | | |bl. 1 and 2: | | | |22 Dec 2007 (see bl.| | | |2(b)) | |Water Agencies |27 Jun 20|bl. 1 and 2: | |(Charges) Amendment |08 |27 Jun 2008 | |By-laws 2008 |p. 2981-3|(see bl. 2(a)); | | |048 |By-laws other than | | | |bl. 1 and 2: | | | |1 Jul 2008 (see | | | |bl. 2(b)) | |Water Agencies |19 Jun |bl. 1 and 2: | |(Charges) Amendment |2009 |19 Jun 2009 | |By-laws 2009 |p. 2319-9|(see bl. 2(a)); | | |2 |By-laws other than | | | |bl. 1 and 2: | | | |1 Jul 2009 (see | | | |bl. 2(b)) | |Reprint 6: The Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987 | |as at 7 Aug 2009 (includes amendments listed above) | |Water Agencies |25 Jun |bl. 1 and 2: | |(Charges) Amendment |2010 |25 Jun 2010 | |By-laws 2010 |p. 2901-8|(see bl. 2(a)); | | |1 |By-laws other than | | | |bl. 1 and 2: | | | |1 Jul 2010 (see | | | |bl. 2(b)) | |Water Agencies |10 Sep 20|bl. 1 and 2: | |(Charges) Amendment |10 |10 Sep 2010 | |By-laws (No. 2) 2010 |p. 4350-1|(see bl. 2(a)); | | | |By-laws other than | | | |bl. 1 and 2: | | | |11 Sep 2010 (see | | | |bl. 2(b)) | |Water Agencies |23 Jun |bl. 1 and 2: | |(Charges) Amendment |2011 |23 Jun 2011 | |By-laws 2011 |p. 2417-9|(see bl. 2(a)); | | |3 |By-laws other than | | | |bl. 1 and 2: | | | |1 Jul 2011 (see | | | |bl. 2(b)) | 2 Now established by the Port Authorities Act 1999 s. 4. 3 Under the Marine and Harbours Act 1981 s. 20 a reference in a written law to the former Department of Marine and Harbours is, unless the contrary intention appears, to be read and construed as a reference to the department principally assisting the Minister in the administration of that Act. 4 Repealed by the Gas Corporation (Business Disposal) Act 1999. 5 Repealed by the Western Australian Land Authority Act 1992. 6 Repealed by the Public Transport Authority Act 2003. 7 Repealed by the WADC and WA Exim Corporation Repeal Act 1998. 8 Repealed by the Meat Industry Legislation (Amendment and Repeal) Act 1993. 9 Under the Public Transport Authority Act 2003 s. 85 a reference in a written law to the former Western Australian Government Railways Commission is, unless in the context it would be inappropriate to do so, to be construed as a reference to the Public Transport Authority. 10 Formerly referred to the Western Australian Greyhound Racing Authority Act 1981 the short title of which was changed to the Western Australian Greyhound Racing Association Act 1981 by the Racing and Gambling Legislation Amendment and Repeal Act 2003 s. 197. The reference was changed under the Reprints Act 1984 s. 7(3)(gb). 11 Repealed by the Racing and Gambling Legislation Amendment and Repeal Act 2003. 12 Now known as the Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987; citation changed (see note under bl. 1). 13 The Water Authority (Charges) Amendment By-laws (No. 3) 1989 bl. 3 is an application provision that is of no further effect. 14 The Water Authority (Charges) Amendment By-laws 1990 bl. 3 is an application provision that is of no further effect. 15 The Water Authority (Charges) Amendment By-laws 1991 bl. 3 and 7 are application provisions that are of no further effect. 16 The Water Authority (Charges) Amendment By-laws 1992 bl. 4 is an application provision that is of no further effect. 17 The Water Authority (Charges) Amendment By-laws (No. 4) 1992 bl. 4 is an application provision that is of no further effect. 18 The Water Agencies (Charges) Amendment By-laws (No. 5) 1997 bl. 10 is a savings provision that is of no further effect. 19 The Water Agencies (Charges) Amendment By-laws (No. 2) 1999 bl. 32(2) is a transitional provision that is of no further effect. 20 The Water Agencies (Charges) Amendment By-Laws (No. 5) 2001 bl. 2 and 6 are transitional and application provisions that are of no further effect. 21 The Water Agencies (Charges) Amendment By-laws 2002 bl. 3 reads as follows: 3. Saving Where a hydrant standpipe in the metropolitan area was issued by the Corporation before the commencement of these by-laws, the charge under Schedule 1 item 31 to the Water Agencies (Charges) By-laws 1987 in respect of the standpipe is to be assessed as if these by-laws had not come into operation. Defined Terms [This is a list of terms defined and the provisions where they are defined. The list is not part of the law.] Defined Term Provision(s) > 2(3) ? 2(3) AGRV 14(2), 24(2) caravan bay 2(1) charge 7(1) charitable purposes 4(3) consumption year 2(1) country non-residential or commercial residential property 21A country sewerage area 2(1) current year 2(1) customer 33(1) development 28(3) discharge charge 2(1) discharge factor 2(1) discharge period 2(1) discharge volume 2(1) eligible pensioner 18(1), 18A(1), 18B(1) formula 21A Government trading organisation 2(1) GRV 2(1) holiday accommodation 2(1) home for the aged 2(1) irrigation district 2(1) land 19A(1) long term residential caravan bay 2(1) lot 28(3) major fixture 2(1) metropolitan area 2(1) metropolitan non-residential property 21A non-commercial Government property 2(1) option A 33(2)(a) option B 33(2)(b) P Sch. 3 cl. 18 and 36 previous year 2(1) Q Sch. 3 cl. 19 and 37 quantity charge 2(1) R Sch. 3 cl. 35 registered 18B(1) relevant general valuation Sch. 6 cl. 1 residence 2(1) residential property 2(1) retirement village 8A(3) rural land 28(3) single capital infrastructure charge 2(1) site 2(1) Table 21A UV 2(1) water supply 2(1) water supply connection 12(1) year 2(1)