❓ Question regarding structural flaws in the WA Museum's Beaufort and Jubilee wings, including costs, budget allocation, and expected completion of repairs. The Minister acknowledges the issues and outlines the estimated costs and budget submission process.
AnsweredQoN 851Legislative Assembly
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(b) if so, what are these flaws; (c) what is the estimated cost of these repairs; (d) what money has been budgeted for these repairs (if any); and (e) when does the Government expect the repairs to be completed?
(c) what is the estimated cost of these repairs; (d) what money has been budgeted for these repairs (if any); and (e) when does the Government expect the repairs to be completed?
(d) what money has been budgeted for these repairs (if any); and (e) when does the Government expect the repairs to be completed?
(e) when does the Government expect the repairs to be completed?
(c) what is the estimated cost of these repairs; (d) what money has been budgeted for these repairs (if any); and (e) when does the Government expect the repairs to be completed?
(d) what money has been budgeted for these repairs (if any); and (e) when does the Government expect the repairs to be completed?
(e) when does the Government expect the repairs to be completed?
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Answered
14 November 2000
Response time
27 days
The Minister Replied:
(a) Yes
(b) Beaufort Street wing
. defective roof structure with dry rot
. cracked ceilings and walls
Jubilee wing
. defective roof structure with dry rot
(c) Repair of roofing requires major scaffolding and potential replacement of ceilings. Much of the roof cannot be properly accessed for full investigation.
Estimates for structural/heritage repair work for both buildings total approximately $1.5m. Further investigative work will be required when the building is scaffolded, to determine final estimates.
(d) The WA Museum will be submitting a bid for funds in the 2001/2002 budget process.
(e) The timing of the repairs will depend on the outcome of the 2001/2002 budget process.
(a) Yes
(b) Beaufort Street wing
. defective roof structure with dry rot
. cracked ceilings and walls
Jubilee wing
. defective roof structure with dry rot
(c) Repair of roofing requires major scaffolding and potential replacement of ceilings. Much of the roof cannot be properly accessed for full investigation.
Estimates for structural/heritage repair work for both buildings total approximately $1.5m. Further investigative work will be required when the building is scaffolded, to determine final estimates.
(d) The WA Museum will be submitting a bid for funds in the 2001/2002 budget process.
(e) The timing of the repairs will depend on the outcome of the 2001/2002 budget process.
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