❓ Hon Neil Thomson asks about the progress of development on Lot 4 Elizabeth Quay, including concerns raised by DevelopmentWA and conditions compelling timely development. Hon Dr Katrina Stratton provides a partial answer, referencing the development approval date and early works, and tables a document with further details.
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Lot 4 Elizabeth Quay—Development approvals422.Hon Neil Thomsonto
theparliamentary secretary representing the
Minister for Planning and Lands:I refer to the answer to question without notice 366
regarding lot 4 Elizabeth Quay.(1) Has DevelopmentWA written to the
owner of lot 4 raising concerns about the lack of progress on the site?(2) Do early
works, as they are called, constitute material commencement of the development?(3) Were there any conditions on the
south of lot 4 to compel the owner to develop the site within a reasonable
timeframe?(4) If yes to (3), what were those
conditions?Hon Dr Katrina Stratton
replied:I thank the
honourable member for some notice of the question. I provide the following
response on behalf of the Minister for Planning and Lands.(1)–(4) The development application for lot 4 was
approved on 18 October 2021 and the development application relevant conditions
were published on 31 October 2021 and are publicly available. Piling and early
works are considered a project milestone.I have in tabular
form a summary of some of the other conditions, as asked for in part (4), and I
seek leave to table the attached document.The President:The parliamentary secretary is seeking
leave to incorporate the table into—just to be clear, the parliamentary
secretary is seeing leave to incorporate the table as part of the answer intoHansard. Is leave granted?Leave granted.
Lot 4 Elizabeth Quay—Development approvals
422.Hon Neil Thomsonto
theparliamentary secretary representing the
Minister for Planning and Lands:
I refer to the answer to question without notice 366
regarding lot 4 Elizabeth Quay.
(1) Has DevelopmentWA written to the
owner of lot 4 raising concerns about the lack of progress on the site?
(2) Do early
works, as they are called, constitute material commencement of the development?
(3) Were there any conditions on the
south of lot 4 to compel the owner to develop the site within a reasonable
timeframe?
(4) If yes to (3), what were those
conditions?
Hon Dr Katrina Stratton
replied:
I thank the
honourable member for some notice of the question. I provide the following
response on behalf of the Minister for Planning and Lands.
(1)–(4) The development application for lot 4 was
approved on 18 October 2021 and the development application relevant conditions
were published on 31 October 2021 and are publicly available. Piling and early
works are considered a project milestone.
I have in tabular
form a summary of some of the other conditions, as asked for in part (4), and I
seek leave to table the attached document.
The President:The parliamentary secretary is seeking
leave to incorporate the table into—just to be clear, the parliamentary
secretary is seeing leave to incorporate the table as part of the answer intoHansard. Is leave granted?
Leave granted.
theparliamentary secretary representing the
Minister for Planning and Lands:I refer to the answer to question without notice 366
regarding lot 4 Elizabeth Quay.(1) Has DevelopmentWA written to the
owner of lot 4 raising concerns about the lack of progress on the site?(2) Do early
works, as they are called, constitute material commencement of the development?(3) Were there any conditions on the
south of lot 4 to compel the owner to develop the site within a reasonable
timeframe?(4) If yes to (3), what were those
conditions?Hon Dr Katrina Stratton
replied:I thank the
honourable member for some notice of the question. I provide the following
response on behalf of the Minister for Planning and Lands.(1)–(4) The development application for lot 4 was
approved on 18 October 2021 and the development application relevant conditions
were published on 31 October 2021 and are publicly available. Piling and early
works are considered a project milestone.I have in tabular
form a summary of some of the other conditions, as asked for in part (4), and I
seek leave to table the attached document.The President:The parliamentary secretary is seeking
leave to incorporate the table into—just to be clear, the parliamentary
secretary is seeing leave to incorporate the table as part of the answer intoHansard. Is leave granted?Leave granted.
Lot 4 Elizabeth Quay—Development approvals
422.Hon Neil Thomsonto
theparliamentary secretary representing the
Minister for Planning and Lands:
I refer to the answer to question without notice 366
regarding lot 4 Elizabeth Quay.
(1) Has DevelopmentWA written to the
owner of lot 4 raising concerns about the lack of progress on the site?
(2) Do early
works, as they are called, constitute material commencement of the development?
(3) Were there any conditions on the
south of lot 4 to compel the owner to develop the site within a reasonable
timeframe?
(4) If yes to (3), what were those
conditions?
Hon Dr Katrina Stratton
replied:
I thank the
honourable member for some notice of the question. I provide the following
response on behalf of the Minister for Planning and Lands.
(1)–(4) The development application for lot 4 was
approved on 18 October 2021 and the development application relevant conditions
were published on 31 October 2021 and are publicly available. Piling and early
works are considered a project milestone.
I have in tabular
form a summary of some of the other conditions, as asked for in part (4), and I
seek leave to table the attached document.
The President:The parliamentary secretary is seeking
leave to incorporate the table into—just to be clear, the parliamentary
secretary is seeing leave to incorporate the table as part of the answer intoHansard. Is leave granted?
Leave granted.
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