❓ Dr. Thomas inquires about the reasons for the refurbishment of a rental property in Collie. The Department of Housing and Works explains the refurbishment is part of the Collie New Living Program for properties over 35 years old, deemed structurally sound and suitable for retention.
AnsweredQoN 3377Legislative Assembly
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(2) What was the reason for the refurbishment of the rental property referred to in (1)?
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Answered
12 June 2008
Responded by
Minister for Housing and Works
Response time
28 days
The Department of Housing and Works advises:
1) Major items to be undertaken include external painting and repairs including replacement of verandah flooring, replacement fencing where required, stump upgrade as required, some new windows, ceiling and wall replacement in some rooms, new kitchen fit-out, bathroom amenity upgrade, floor replacement in wet areas, plumbing and electrical upgrade where required and a complete internal paint.
2) The Collie New Living Program assesses properties 35 years and over for refurbishment and upgrade, or stock replacement. The property referred to, 2 Doyle Street, Collie, is structurally sound and was assessed by the Department as suitable for retention and refurbishment.
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1) Major items to be undertaken include external painting and repairs including replacement of verandah flooring, replacement fencing where required, stump upgrade as required, some new windows, ceiling and wall replacement in some rooms, new kitchen fit-out, bathroom amenity upgrade, floor replacement in wet areas, plumbing and electrical upgrade where required and a complete internal paint.
2) The Collie New Living Program assesses properties 35 years and over for refurbishment and upgrade, or stock replacement. The property referred to, 2 Doyle Street, Collie, is structurally sound and was assessed by the Department as suitable for retention and refurbishment.
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