Western Australian Legislation
Western Australia Kambalda Water and Wastewater Facilities (Transfer to Water Corporation) Act 2004 Western Australia Kambalda Water and Wastewater Facilities (Transfer to Water Corporation) Act 2004 Contents Part 1 — Preliminary 1. Short title 2 2. Commencement 2 3. Terms used in this Act 2 4. Kambalda area defined 3 5. Kambalda Water and Wastewater Facilities described 3 Part 2 — Transfer to the Water Corporation Division 1 — Transfer of facilities and certain rights 6. Ownership of facilities 5 7. Rights to payment for services provided 5 8. Other rights 5 9. Liabilities not to pass 6 Division 2 — Incidental and related matters 10. Pipes and other things taken to have been put in place by the Water Corporation 6 11. Compensation not payable 7 12. Recovery of amounts owing for services provided 7 Division 3 — Transitional provisions 13. Licences and other authorities under written laws 8 14. Completion of things commenced 9 Part 3 — Notifications on title as to location of pipes and works 15. Terms used in this Part 10 16. Steps to be taken for recording of notifications 10 17. Exception where land is not a lot 11 18. Wording of notification 12 19. Recording of notification 12 20. Replacement of deposited plans and notifications 13 21. Amendment or removal of notification 13 22. Cost of complying with section 16(1) and (2) 14 Part 4 — General 23. Agreements on incidental matters 15 24. Saving 15 Schedule 1 — Kambalda area Division 1 — Plan of Kambalda area Division 2 — Map Grid of Australia coordinates Schedule 2 — Treated wastewater pipeline Notes Compilation table 22 Defined terms Western Australia Kambalda Water and Wastewater Facilities (Transfer to Water Corporation) Act 2004 No. 64 of 2004 An Act — * to transfer ownership of the Kambalda Water and Wastewater Facilities and certain associated rights to the Water Corporation; * to apply section 84 of the Water Agencies (Powers) Act 1984 to pipes and other things that are part of those facilities; and * to make incidental and related provisions. The Parliament of Western Australia enacts as follows:
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