❓ WA Parliamentary Question on Notice regarding capital works expenditure allocated to various electorates in the 2005-06 Budget, with a detailed breakdown for Kimberley and a total for Maylands.
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(a) the electorate of Kimberley; (b) the electorate of Maylands; (c) the electorate of Belmont; (d) the electorate of Merredin; (e) the electorate of Midland; (f) the electorate of Girrawheen; and (g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(b) the electorate of Maylands; (c) the electorate of Belmont; (d) the electorate of Merredin; (e) the electorate of Midland; (f) the electorate of Girrawheen; and (g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(c) the electorate of Belmont; (d) the electorate of Merredin; (e) the electorate of Midland; (f) the electorate of Girrawheen; and (g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(d) the electorate of Merredin; (e) the electorate of Midland; (f) the electorate of Girrawheen; and (g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(e) the electorate of Midland; (f) the electorate of Girrawheen; and (g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(f) the electorate of Girrawheen; and (g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(a) Capital Works expenditure totalling $77.099 million was allocated to the electorate of Kimberley in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Agriculture · Completion of the redevelopment of the Kimberley Regional Office ($2.0 million). Broome Port Authority · Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and · Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Agriculture · Completion of the redevelopment of the Kimberley Regional Office ($2.0 million). Broome Port Authority · Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and · Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the redevelopment of the Kimberley Regional Office ($2.0 million). Broome Port Authority · Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and · Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Broome Port Authority · Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and · Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and · Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(b) the electorate of Maylands; (c) the electorate of Belmont; (d) the electorate of Merredin; (e) the electorate of Midland; (f) the electorate of Girrawheen; and (g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(c) the electorate of Belmont; (d) the electorate of Merredin; (e) the electorate of Midland; (f) the electorate of Girrawheen; and (g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(d) the electorate of Merredin; (e) the electorate of Midland; (f) the electorate of Girrawheen; and (g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(e) the electorate of Midland; (f) the electorate of Girrawheen; and (g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(f) the electorate of Girrawheen; and (g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(g) the electorate of Mandurah?
(a) Capital Works expenditure totalling $77.099 million was allocated to the electorate of Kimberley in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Agriculture · Completion of the redevelopment of the Kimberley Regional Office ($2.0 million). Broome Port Authority · Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and · Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Agriculture · Completion of the redevelopment of the Kimberley Regional Office ($2.0 million). Broome Port Authority · Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and · Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the redevelopment of the Kimberley Regional Office ($2.0 million). Broome Port Authority · Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and · Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Broome Port Authority · Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and · Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and · Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Minor works at the Port ($260,000). Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads · Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000); · Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million); · Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and · Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000). Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Country High School Hostels Authority · Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million). Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Culture and the Arts · Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million); · Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and · Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000). Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Health · Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million); · Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million); · Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and · Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million). Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Industry and Resources · Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million). Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Kimberley Development Commission · Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000); · Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and · Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000). Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000). Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Australia Police · Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million); · Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex ($1.0 million); and · Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000). Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Water Corporation · Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million); · Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000); · Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and · Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million). Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Power · Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million); · Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million); · Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000); · Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000); · Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and · Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000). Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Local Government and Regional Development · Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund). Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Tourism Western Australia · Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million). (b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train Station ($350,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Power · General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· General transmission works in the local area ($172,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads · Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000). (c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia · Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000). Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Power · Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads · Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million); · Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and · Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million). Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Country High School Hostels Authority · Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000). Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Water Corporation · Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million); · Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and · Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000). Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Power · General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); · Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and · Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). (e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads · Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000). Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Education and Training · Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary School ($1.9 million). Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia · Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000). Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Land Information · Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million). Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Metropolitan Cemeteries Board · Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000). Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Midland Redevelopment Authority · Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million); · Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million); · Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and · Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million). Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Australia Police · Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and · Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000). Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Public Transport Authority of Western Australia · Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and · Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000). Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Western Power · Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and · Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000). Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
WA Sports Centre Trust · Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000). (f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department for Planning and Infrastructure · Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000). Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Water Corporation · Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000). (g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows: Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation · Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund). Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
Department of Health · Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and · Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
· Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
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(a) Capital Works expenditure totalling $77.099 million was allocated to the electorate of Kimberley in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Department of Agriculture
· Completion of the redevelopment of the Kimberley Regional Office ($2.0 million).
Broome Port Authority
· Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and
· Minor works at the Port ($260,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads
· Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000);
· Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million);
· Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and
· Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000).
Country High School Hostels Authority
· Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million).
Department of Culture and the Arts
· Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million).
Department of Education and Training
· Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million);
· Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and
· Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million).
Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia
· Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and
· Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000).
Department of Health
· Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million);
· Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million);
· Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and
· Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million).
Department of Industry and Resources
· Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million).
Kimberley Development Commission
· Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000);
· Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and
· Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000).
Department for Planning and Infrastructure
· Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000).
Western Australia Police
· Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million);
· Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex
($1.0 million); and
· Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000).
Water Corporation
· Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million);
· Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000);
· Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and
· Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million).
Western Power
· Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million);
· Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million);
· Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000);
· Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000);
· Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and
· Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000).
Local Government and Regional Development
· Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund).
Tourism Western Australia
· Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million).
(b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Public Transport Authority of Western Australia
· Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train
Station ($350,000).
Western Power
· General transmission works in the local area ($172,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation
· Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund).
Commissioner of Main Roads
· Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000).
(c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia
· Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000).
Metropolitan Cemeteries Board
· Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000).
Western Power
· Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million).
Department of Sport and Recreation
· Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation
Facilities Fund).
(d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Commissioner of Main Roads
· Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million);
· Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and
· Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million).
Country High School Hostels Authority
· Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000).
Water Corporation
· Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million);
· Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and
· Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000).
Western Power
· General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation
· Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and
· Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund).
(e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Commissioner of Main Roads
· Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000).
Department of Education and Training
· Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary
School ($1.9 million).
Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia
· Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000).
Department of Land Information
· Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million).
Metropolitan Cemeteries Board
· Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000).
Midland Redevelopment Authority
· Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million);
· Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million);
· Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and
· Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million).
Western Australia Police
· Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and
· Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000).
Public Transport Authority of Western Australia
· Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and
· Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000).
Western Power
· Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and
· Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation
· Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund).
WA Sports Centre Trust
· Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000).
(f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Department for Planning and Infrastructure
· Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000).
Water Corporation
· Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000).
(g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Department of Sport and Recreation
· Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund).
Department of Health
· Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and
· Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
(a) Capital Works expenditure totalling $77.099 million was allocated to the electorate of Kimberley in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Department of Agriculture
· Completion of the redevelopment of the Kimberley Regional Office ($2.0 million).
Broome Port Authority
· Completion of the extension of the Jetty ($5.020 million); and
· Minor works at the Port ($260,000).
Commissioner of Main Roads
· Ongoing improvements to the Broome - Cape Leveque Road ($995,000);
· Widening and sealing of the Derby Spur on the Derby Highway ($1.786 million);
· Ongoing improvements to Gibb River Road from Derby to Gibb River to Wyndham ($1.5 million); and
· Reconstruction of various sections of road and bridges on the Great Northern Highway ($520,000).
Country High School Hostels Authority
· Establishment of a hostel in Broome ($6.6 million).
Department of Culture and the Arts
· Continuation of the construction of the Broome Performing Arts and Cultural Centre ($2.5 million).
Department of Education and Training
· Completion of additions and improvements to the Kununurra District High School ($1.1 million);
· Additional classrooms at the Roebuck Primary School ($1.0 million); and
· Continuation of works on new buildings and additions to the Kimberley College of TAFE's Broome campus ($3.350 million).
Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia
· Replacement of the regional headquarters for the State Emergency Services in Broome ($921,000); and
· Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Volunteer collocation in Derby ($500,000).
Department of Health
· Continuation of works on Stage 1 of the redevelopment of the Broome Regional Hospital ($2.4 million);
· Continuation of works on the redevelopment of the Kununurra hospital, including a new dental clinic ($1.4 million);
· Continuing work on a replacement Multi Purpose Centre in Wyndham ($1.0 million); and
· Other upgrades to health facilities across the Kimberley ($14.0 million).
Department of Industry and Resources
· Continuation of work on Stage 2 of the Ord River Irrigation project ($3.5 million).
Kimberley Development Commission
· Disability access for the Broome Office ($87,000);
· Contribution towards the Mowanjum Arts and Tourism Centre in Derby ($500,000); and
· Continuation of the Kununurra Multi-Purpose Youth Facility ($100,000).
Department for Planning and Infrastructure
· Completion of works at the Wyndham Port ($500,000).
Western Australia Police
· Continuation of works on new police stations at Bidyadanga and Kalumburu as part of the Government's response to the Gordon Inquiry ($4.858 million);
· Continuing works on the Kimberley Police District Complex
($1.0 million); and
· Commencement of work on a new police station for Derby ($400,000).
Water Corporation
· Upgrade of sewerage pumping station No. 2 at Broome ($2.337 million);
· Other water related projects in the Broome area ($120,000);
· Upgrades to the Wyndham Town Water Supply ($6.0 million); and
· Upgrades to the Lake Argyle Water Treatment Plant ($1.185 million).
Western Power
· Phase 1 of a power supply project for Aboriginal communities ($4.4 million);
· Establishment of a new linesman depot in Broome ($1.5 million);
· Independent Power Producer interconnection and control and data acquisition systems at Broome ($80,000) and Camballin/Looma ($630,000);
· Other works in the Kununurra area ($250,000);
· Upgrade to the town network in Derby and Independent Power Producer interconnection ($225,000); and
· Connection of the Independent Power Producer at Fitzroy Crossing ($825,000).
Local Government and Regional Development
· Revitalisation of the Derby Township ($750,000 from the Regional Infrastructure Fund).
Tourism Western Australia
· Contribution towards the new Broome Visitors Centre ($1.0 million).
(b) Capital Works expenditure totalling $940,000 was allocated to the electorate of Maylands in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Public Transport Authority of Western Australia
· Continuing works associated with the upgrade of Bayswater Train
Station ($350,000).
Western Power
· General transmission works in the local area ($172,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation
· Contribution towards the upgrade of floodlighting and construction of new cricket training facilities at R A Cook Reserve ($67,800 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund).
Commissioner of Main Roads
· Installation of pedestrian access on Guildford Road in Maylands ($350,000).
(c) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.344 million was allocated to the electorate of Belmont in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia
· Completion of the refurbishment of the Belmont Fire Station ($300,000).
Metropolitan Cemeteries Board
· Ongoing maintenance at the Guildford Cemetery ($33,000).
Western Power
· Completion of conversion works at the Rivervale Substation ($1.001 million).
Department of Sport and Recreation
· Contribution towards the development of a local recreation plan for the City of Belmont ($9,739 from the Community Sporting and Recreation
Facilities Fund).
(d) Capital Works expenditure totalling $23.669 million was allocated to the electorate of Merredin in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Commissioner of Main Roads
· Widening of Brookton Highway between Corrigin and Hyden ($1.0 million);
· Reconstruction and widening of the Great Eastern Highway between Hines Hill and Merredin ($9.299 million), Merredin and Walgoolan ($6.901 million) and Tammin and Doodlakine ($900,000); and
· Completion of the widening and sealing of the York to Merredin Road ($1.550 million).
Country High School Hostels Authority
· Planning, design and analysis of the Merredin Residential College ($25,000).
Water Corporation
· Bruce Rock Water Quality improvements ($2.750 million);
· Commencement of construction of a 120 megalitre storage facility at Cunderdin ($201,000); and
· Commencement of improvements to the quality of water for farms and main conduit disaster mitigation works on the Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply ($500,000).
Western Power
· General transmission works in the Merredin area ($278,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation
· Contribution towards an extension and refurbishment of the kitchen, office and storeroom at Koorda Sports Club ($19,475 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution to resurface six tennis courts at the Quairading Tennis Club ($16,617 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the installation of 16 synthetic golf tees at the Quairading Golf Club ($4,765 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the replacement of the perimeter fencing around the tennis courts at Nungarin ($6,309 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the installation of automatic reticulation of the football and hockey ovals in the Shire of Dalwallinu ($35,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards an addition to the female change rooms at Kalannie Sports Pavilion ($33,068 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the construction of a hockey ground in Hyden ($17,907 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of three netball/multipurpose courts for the Hyden Netball Club ($33,746 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards Stage 2 of the refurbishment of the Hyden swimming pool ($43,333 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the installation of shade sails at the Trayning swimming pool ($5,050 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of two netball/basketball surfaces at Kondinin sporting complex ($18,556 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund);
· Contribution towards the resurfacing of four tennis courts with synthetic grass at the Greater Sports Ground in Burracoppin ($20,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund); and
· Contribution towards the installation of lighting to four tennis courts at the Goomalling Tennis Club ($10,577 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund).
(e) Capital Works expenditure totalling $49.324 million was allocated to the electorate of Midland in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Commissioner of Main Roads
· Improvement to pedestrian access to Victoria Street in Midland ($500,000).
Department of Education and Training
· Completion of additions and improvements at the Darlington Primary
School ($1.9 million).
Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) of Western Australia
· Completion of the development and construction of a FESA Regional Office collocation in Midland ($220,000).
Department of Land Information
· Upgrades to various business computer systems ($13.281 million).
Metropolitan Cemeteries Board
· Maintenance on site facilities at Midland Cemetery ($33,000).
Midland Redevelopment Authority
· Commencement of work on a heritage conservation projects at the Midland Railway Workshop site ($3.140 million);
· Continuation of environmental remedial and landscaping works on the former Midland Railway Workshop site ($1.884 million);
· Ongoing land marketing and project services ($1.019 million); and
· Provision of infrastructure and landscaping in the Helena Precinct to create a subdivision comprising 54 residential lots with public open space ($4.193 million).
Western Australia Police
· Ongoing development of the Police Operations Support Facility including the construction of the Forensics Unit ($14.0 million); and
· Continuation of works on Stage 2 of the Police Operations Support Facility, which will house Traffic Support Services ($500,000).
Public Transport Authority of Western Australia
· Ongoing improvements to the Midland Train/Bus Station interchange ($436,000); and
· Commencement of upgrade works at the Guildford Train Station ($50,000).
Western Power
· Work on the Kenwick - Kemeron Line and related works at Guildford ($7.842 million); and
· Other transmission works in the Midland area ($279,000).
Department of Sport and Recreation
· Contribution towards a feasibility study for the provision of indoor leisure facilities and the future of Swan Park ($7,200 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund).
WA Sports Centre Trust
· Capital upgrades, maintenance and replacement facilities at the Midland Speed Dome ($40,000).
(f) Capital Works expenditure totalling $900,000 was allocated to the electorate of Girrawheen in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Department for Planning and Infrastructure
· Commencement of the Koondoola Revitalisation Project ($500,000).
Water Corporation
· Continuation of the Production Bore Replacement Program in the north metropolitan region ($400,000).
(g) Capital Works expenditure totalling $1.4 million was allocated to the electorate of Mandurah in the 2005-06 Budget. Details are as follows:
Department of Sport and Recreation
· Contribution towards the redevelopment of the Rushton Park Sporting Complex for the Mandurah Football Sporting Club Inc. ($400,000 from the Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund).
Department of Health
· Commencement of works on Stage 2 of the Mandurah Community Health Centre ($300,000); and
· Commencement of work on an upgrade of the emergency department at the Peel Health Campus ($700,000).
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