❓ Hon Jim Scott questions the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure regarding the Port Catherine development, urban marinas, zoning, and the Watsonia factory buffer zone. The Minister provides information on these topics, including details on zoning, other proposed marinas, and the ongoing buffer zone discussions.
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(1) Will the Minister table a copy of the agreement between Port Catherine developers and the State Government or any contracts entered into with the developers of the proposed Port Catherine development?
(2) Is the Minister aware of any other urban marinas proposed in the Perth metropolitan region?
(3) In the proposed Port Catherine development how much of the marina area is proposed to be zoned urban?
(4) In the Hillarys marina how much is zoned -
(a) urban; and
(b) recreational?
(5) Does the open space, currently subject to rezoning to urban under the MRS Amendment 1010/33, form part of the buffer for the Watsonia factory in Spearwood?
(2) Is the Minister aware of any other urban marinas proposed in the Perth metropolitan region?
(3) In the proposed Port Catherine development how much of the marina area is proposed to be zoned urban?
(4) In the Hillarys marina how much is zoned -
(a) urban; and
(b) recreational?
(5) Does the open space, currently subject to rezoning to urban under the MRS Amendment 1010/33, form part of the buffer for the Watsonia factory in Spearwood?
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Answered
10 April 2002
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
29 days
(b) recreational?
2. Yes. Eglington in the northern metropolitan area and Port Kennedy in the southern metropolitan area. 3. 28.2 ha is proposed to be zoned Urban. 4. a) None b) The entire marina area at Hillarys is 59ha, of which 30.2 ha is reserved Parks and Recreation and the balance is reserved Waterways. 5. At present there is no formal buffer for the Watsonia factory. The definition of an appropriate buffer for the Watsonia factory is currently being finalised between the DEWCP, City of Cockburn, WAPC, George Weston Foods and representatives of local landowners. I understand that the DEWCP is currently working with Watsonia on measures that it is anticipated will reduce odour emissions in the vicinity of the proposed Urban zone, however, questions in this regard should be directed to the Minister for the Environment.
3. 28.2 ha is proposed to be zoned Urban. 4. a) None b) The entire marina area at Hillarys is 59ha, of which 30.2 ha is reserved Parks and Recreation and the balance is reserved Waterways. 5. At present there is no formal buffer for the Watsonia factory. The definition of an appropriate buffer for the Watsonia factory is currently being finalised between the DEWCP, City of Cockburn, WAPC, George Weston Foods and representatives of local landowners. I understand that the DEWCP is currently working with Watsonia on measures that it is anticipated will reduce odour emissions in the vicinity of the proposed Urban zone, however, questions in this regard should be directed to the Minister for the Environment.
4. a) None b) The entire marina area at Hillarys is 59ha, of which 30.2 ha is reserved Parks and Recreation and the balance is reserved Waterways. 5. At present there is no formal buffer for the Watsonia factory. The definition of an appropriate buffer for the Watsonia factory is currently being finalised between the DEWCP, City of Cockburn, WAPC, George Weston Foods and representatives of local landowners. I understand that the DEWCP is currently working with Watsonia on measures that it is anticipated will reduce odour emissions in the vicinity of the proposed Urban zone, however, questions in this regard should be directed to the Minister for the Environment.
5. At present there is no formal buffer for the Watsonia factory. The definition of an appropriate buffer for the Watsonia factory is currently being finalised between the DEWCP, City of Cockburn, WAPC, George Weston Foods and representatives of local landowners. I understand that the DEWCP is currently working with Watsonia on measures that it is anticipated will reduce odour emissions in the vicinity of the proposed Urban zone, however, questions in this regard should be directed to the Minister for the Environment.
2. Yes. Eglington in the northern metropolitan area and Port Kennedy in the southern metropolitan area. 3. 28.2 ha is proposed to be zoned Urban. 4. a) None b) The entire marina area at Hillarys is 59ha, of which 30.2 ha is reserved Parks and Recreation and the balance is reserved Waterways. 5. At present there is no formal buffer for the Watsonia factory. The definition of an appropriate buffer for the Watsonia factory is currently being finalised between the DEWCP, City of Cockburn, WAPC, George Weston Foods and representatives of local landowners. I understand that the DEWCP is currently working with Watsonia on measures that it is anticipated will reduce odour emissions in the vicinity of the proposed Urban zone, however, questions in this regard should be directed to the Minister for the Environment.
3. 28.2 ha is proposed to be zoned Urban. 4. a) None b) The entire marina area at Hillarys is 59ha, of which 30.2 ha is reserved Parks and Recreation and the balance is reserved Waterways. 5. At present there is no formal buffer for the Watsonia factory. The definition of an appropriate buffer for the Watsonia factory is currently being finalised between the DEWCP, City of Cockburn, WAPC, George Weston Foods and representatives of local landowners. I understand that the DEWCP is currently working with Watsonia on measures that it is anticipated will reduce odour emissions in the vicinity of the proposed Urban zone, however, questions in this regard should be directed to the Minister for the Environment.
4. a) None b) The entire marina area at Hillarys is 59ha, of which 30.2 ha is reserved Parks and Recreation and the balance is reserved Waterways. 5. At present there is no formal buffer for the Watsonia factory. The definition of an appropriate buffer for the Watsonia factory is currently being finalised between the DEWCP, City of Cockburn, WAPC, George Weston Foods and representatives of local landowners. I understand that the DEWCP is currently working with Watsonia on measures that it is anticipated will reduce odour emissions in the vicinity of the proposed Urban zone, however, questions in this regard should be directed to the Minister for the Environment.
5. At present there is no formal buffer for the Watsonia factory. The definition of an appropriate buffer for the Watsonia factory is currently being finalised between the DEWCP, City of Cockburn, WAPC, George Weston Foods and representatives of local landowners. I understand that the DEWCP is currently working with Watsonia on measures that it is anticipated will reduce odour emissions in the vicinity of the proposed Urban zone, however, questions in this regard should be directed to the Minister for the Environment.
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