Western Australian Numbered Acts Western Australian Numbered Acts (1) The AK Reserve
Minister, acting on behalf of, and in the name of, the State, must ensure that
the following sporting facilities are constructed —
(a)
facilities for athletics that will serve the people of the whole State;
(b)
facilities for basketball of such a size and standard as are determined by the
Minister;
(c)
facilities for rugby of such a size and standard as are determined by the
Minister.
(2) The sporting
facilities must be constructed wholly or partly on the AK Reserve land or on
land in the AK redevelopment area or on land outside the AK redevelopment
area, as the Minister decides, but not on the Perry Lakes land.
(3) In complying with
subsection (1), the AK Reserve Minister must have regard to these
principles —
(a) the
consumption of non-renewable resources in the construction and operation of
the facilities should be minimised;
(b) the
use of recycled and recyclable materials in the construction of the facilities
should be maximised;
(c) the
use of hazardous materials or substances in the construction and operation of
the facilities should be minimised;
(d) the
use of natural ventilation and natural light by the facilities should be
maximised;
(e) the
noise and light emitted from the constructed facilities should be minimised;
(f) the
facilities should where possible incorporate passive solar design principles
and be designed with regard to the local climate;
(g) the
consumption by the facilities of energy generated from non-renewable resources
should be minimised by measures such as using appliances, plant and equipment
that minimise energy consumption;
(h) the
consumption by the facilities of water from the public water supply system and
from underground should be minimised by measures such as reusing grey water,
capturing rain water, and using appliances and landscaping with plants that
minimise water consumption;
(i)
the amount of material, resulting from the construction
of the facilities, that is disposed of in landfill sites should be minimised;
(j) the
infrastructure shared by the facilities with one another should be maximised;
(k) the
facilities should be designed in accordance with the sustainability
initiatives in clause B.4.1 of the Tender shell for the modified qualification
based selection process , version dated 9 March 2005, published by the
Department of Housing and Works.
(4) The AK Reserve
land must not be developed for a purpose that is inconsistent with the purpose
for which it was reserved under the Metropolitan Region Scheme immediately
before the coming into operation of this section.
(5) The AK Reserve
Minister, acting on behalf of and in the name of the State, may do all things
necessary for the purposes of subsection (1).
(6) Without limiting
subsection (5) the AK Reserve Minister, acting on behalf of and in the
name of the State, may do any or all of the following —
(a)
hold, deal with, exchange or dispose of the AK Reserve land or any part of it;
(b) sign
any document in connection with dealing with, exchanging or disposing of the
AK Reserve land or any part of it;
(c)
carry out any investigation, survey, exploration or feasibility study;
(d)
enter into any contract or arrangement with any person, including a public
authority or a local government, for the performance by the person of any work
or the supply of equipment or services;
(e)
apply for the grant of any licence or other authority required for the
purposes of this Act.
(7) The AK Reserve
Minister must comply with the approved redevelopment plan for the AK
redevelopment area.
(8) Nothing in this
Act prevents all or part of the AK Reserve land from being the subject of an
order made under the Land Administration Act 1997 section 82.
(9) The AK Reserve
Minister must not perform functions under this section after completion day.