❓ This parliamentary question concerns an appeal lodged against the Shire of Broome's initial refusal of a proposed renal dialysis outpatient hostel. The Shire has since granted conditional approval, potentially leading to withdrawal or negotiation of the appeal.
AnsweredQoN 726Legislative Assembly
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(b) if yes, who lodged the appeal, on what date and on whose behalf; and (c) when will the appeal be determined?
(c) when will the appeal be determined?
(b) Planning Consultancy 'Rural Urban Planning & Design' has lodged the appeal on behalf of the Department of Housing and Works, on 31 January, 2003; (c) I am advised that the Shire of Broome reconsidered its previous refusal and has now decided to grant conditional approval to the proposed renal dialysis outpatient hostel. Accordingly, I expect that the appeal will be either withdrawn or used to negotiate over conditions imposed on the approval. I am yet to be advised on this matter.
(c) I am advised that the Shire of Broome reconsidered its previous refusal and has now decided to grant conditional approval to the proposed renal dialysis outpatient hostel. Accordingly, I expect that the appeal will be either withdrawn or used to negotiate over conditions imposed on the approval. I am yet to be advised on this matter.
(c) when will the appeal be determined?
(b) Planning Consultancy 'Rural Urban Planning & Design' has lodged the appeal on behalf of the Department of Housing and Works, on 31 January, 2003; (c) I am advised that the Shire of Broome reconsidered its previous refusal and has now decided to grant conditional approval to the proposed renal dialysis outpatient hostel. Accordingly, I expect that the appeal will be either withdrawn or used to negotiate over conditions imposed on the approval. I am yet to be advised on this matter.
(c) I am advised that the Shire of Broome reconsidered its previous refusal and has now decided to grant conditional approval to the proposed renal dialysis outpatient hostel. Accordingly, I expect that the appeal will be either withdrawn or used to negotiate over conditions imposed on the approval. I am yet to be advised on this matter.
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Answered
3 June 2003
Responded by
Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
98 days
(a) Yes
(b) Planning Consultancy 'Rural Urban Planning & Design' has lodged the appeal on behalf of the Department of Housing and Works, on 31 January, 2003;
(c) I am advised that the Shire of Broome reconsidered its previous refusal and has now decided to grant conditional approval to the proposed renal dialysis outpatient hostel. Accordingly, I expect that the appeal will be either withdrawn or used to negotiate over conditions imposed on the approval. I am yet to be advised on this matter.
(b) Planning Consultancy 'Rural Urban Planning & Design' has lodged the appeal on behalf of the Department of Housing and Works, on 31 January, 2003;
(c) I am advised that the Shire of Broome reconsidered its previous refusal and has now decided to grant conditional approval to the proposed renal dialysis outpatient hostel. Accordingly, I expect that the appeal will be either withdrawn or used to negotiate over conditions imposed on the approval. I am yet to be advised on this matter.
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