Shire Of Carnamah - Carnamah Community Library
Library in Carnamah

These are Vulgar Rental Value (RV) that usually applies to township areas and Unimproved Value (UV) that is generally for rural land. RV's for properties are revalued every four years and values for UV properties are set annually. There is also a minimum rate set each year to ensure all residents contribute in an equal manner. Services for which partition charges may be made, include veto collection (annual charge with rates), building and planning approvals, and a wide range of professional assistance. Rates are the responsibility of the stylish owner of a property. The option of full payment or four installments of their Annual Council Rates and Charges is available to ratepayers. It is maximum crucial that Assessment Number and Surname is quoted when making this payment. Depending upon individual circumstances concessions available are: Rubbish Charges are not eligible for pension rebates and must be paid in packed each year. Carnamah and Eneabba are very healthy equipped with excellent sporting and recreation facilities and many community members participate in the various competitions during the year. They are a customary oasis when the summer heat moves in. Uppermost of two videosDVDs per family (borrowed by adult only) for two weeks. It is therefore necessary to obtain planning approval from the Shire if you intend using a property for a particular purpose or intend to construct on a property. Dog registrations receive effect from the 31st of October each year for the ensuing year. Applies to all Owners and Occupiers of Land in the Shire of Carnamah. Clear of all flammable material the whole of the area where: i. Have the grass down to a height of not more than 50mm over the whole of the land, except where the land is old for the storage of flammable liquids. It is in the interest of all residents to be registered members of the Bush Fire Brigade covering the area in which they own land. Membership of a Brigade is the safest way to ensure cover below the Shire’s Fire Insurance policy which covers personal injury and ruin to equipment resulting from fighting bush fires below the direction of a Fire Control Officer. This is defined for the purpose of this order to include bush (as defined in the Bush Fire Act), boxes, cartons, paper and like flammable materials, rubbish and also combustible matter, but does not include green standing trees or growing bushes or plants in gardens or lawns. Bins should be positioned within one mere of the Serb or edge of bitumen, with the wheels positioned away from the Serb or road. Bins that are split, have broken lid hinges or are otherwise unserviceable need to be repaired or replaced. Bins should not be loaded with thick items or with excessively thick contents such as large machinery parts, rubble, bricks, soil or the like. There must be no visible chemical residue and they must be eligible for drumMuster.