Question regarding groundwater monitoring in Bush Forever Site 200, potential impacts from nearby urban development, and measures to protect threatened ecological communities from flooding. The question highlights concerns based on similar issues in North-East Dayton.

⏳ Awaiting AnswerQoN 1632Legislative Council
Asked
5 May 2026
Portfolio: Water

Question

(1) Are groundwater levels in Bush Forever Site 200 (South East of Brabham Stage 3) being monitored?(2) If yes to (1), is this data publicly available, and if so where?(3) If no to (2), could the Minister please table this data?(4) If no to (1), why not?(5) Given the examples of rising groundwater causing flooding downslope of new urban development in North-East Dayton, which is south of Brabham, what measures are planned to protect Threatened Ecological Communities in Bush Forever Site 200 from groundwater flooding? (1) Are groundwater levels in Bush Forever Site 200 (South East of Brabham Stage 3) being monitored? (2) If yes to (1), is this data publicly available, and if so where? (3) If no to (2), could the Minister please table this data? (4) If no to (1), why not? (5) Given the examples of rising groundwater causing flooding downslope of new urban development in North-East Dayton, which is south of Brabham, what measures are planned to protect Threatened Ecological Communities in Bush Forever Site 200 from groundwater flooding?

Answer

This question is awaiting a response from the Minister.

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