WA Parliament Question on Notice regarding the sale of government-owned assets by the Department of Environment and Conservation, including details of the sales, proceeds, and application of funds.

AnsweredQoN 1854Legislative Assembly
Asked
20 March 2007
Portfolio
the Environment; Climate Change; Peel

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(a) name and nature of the asset; (b) date sold; (c) nature of sale and name of buyer; (d) proceeds received from the asset; (e) associated revenue from the sale, such as stamp duty; (f) the application of the funds received; and (g) any associated costs incurred in the sale process?
(b) date sold; (c) nature of sale and name of buyer; (d) proceeds received from the asset; (e) associated revenue from the sale, such as stamp duty; (f) the application of the funds received; and (g) any associated costs incurred in the sale process?
(c) nature of sale and name of buyer; (d) proceeds received from the asset; (e) associated revenue from the sale, such as stamp duty; (f) the application of the funds received; and (g) any associated costs incurred in the sale process?
(d) proceeds received from the asset; (e) associated revenue from the sale, such as stamp duty; (f) the application of the funds received; and (g) any associated costs incurred in the sale process?
(e) associated revenue from the sale, such as stamp duty; (f) the application of the funds received; and (g) any associated costs incurred in the sale process?
(f) the application of the funds received; and (g) any associated costs incurred in the sale process?
(g) any associated costs incurred in the sale process?
(a) Nil (b) - (g) Not applicable Department of Environment and Conservation: The Department of Environment and Conservation has sold two Government-owned assets since 1 January 2003 which had a sale value of $500,000 or more. (a) Assets sold were real property at (i) Lot 1 Dunnet Road, Nannup; (ii) Lot 31 (61) Duchess Street, Busselton. (b) The dates the assets were sold were (i) 18 May 2006; (ii) 2 November 2006. (c) The nature of the sales and the buyers were (i) Sale of Property to Blue Thunder Pty Ltd; (ii) Sale of Property to Government Regional Officers' Housing. (d) Proceeds received from the assets were (i) $565,000; (ii) $550,000. (e) The Department of Environment and Conservation received no associated revenue, such as stamp duty, from the sales. (f) The funds received from the sale were applied to (i) Purchase of a depot site in Busselton and acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program; (ii) Acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program. (g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were (i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates; (ii) Nil.
(b) - (g) Not applicable Department of Environment and Conservation: The Department of Environment and Conservation has sold two Government-owned assets since 1 January 2003 which had a sale value of $500,000 or more. (a) Assets sold were real property at (i) Lot 1 Dunnet Road, Nannup; (ii) Lot 31 (61) Duchess Street, Busselton. (b) The dates the assets were sold were (i) 18 May 2006; (ii) 2 November 2006. (c) The nature of the sales and the buyers were (i) Sale of Property to Blue Thunder Pty Ltd; (ii) Sale of Property to Government Regional Officers' Housing. (d) Proceeds received from the assets were (i) $565,000; (ii) $550,000. (e) The Department of Environment and Conservation received no associated revenue, such as stamp duty, from the sales. (f) The funds received from the sale were applied to (i) Purchase of a depot site in Busselton and acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program; (ii) Acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program. (g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were (i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates; (ii) Nil.
Department of Environment and Conservation: The Department of Environment and Conservation has sold two Government-owned assets since 1 January 2003 which had a sale value of $500,000 or more. (a) Assets sold were real property at (i) Lot 1 Dunnet Road, Nannup; (ii) Lot 31 (61) Duchess Street, Busselton. (b) The dates the assets were sold were (i) 18 May 2006; (ii) 2 November 2006. (c) The nature of the sales and the buyers were (i) Sale of Property to Blue Thunder Pty Ltd; (ii) Sale of Property to Government Regional Officers' Housing. (d) Proceeds received from the assets were (i) $565,000; (ii) $550,000. (e) The Department of Environment and Conservation received no associated revenue, such as stamp duty, from the sales. (f) The funds received from the sale were applied to (i) Purchase of a depot site in Busselton and acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program; (ii) Acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program. (g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were (i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates; (ii) Nil.
The Department of Environment and Conservation has sold two Government-owned assets since 1 January 2003 which had a sale value of $500,000 or more. (a) Assets sold were real property at (i) Lot 1 Dunnet Road, Nannup; (ii) Lot 31 (61) Duchess Street, Busselton. (b) The dates the assets were sold were (i) 18 May 2006; (ii) 2 November 2006. (c) The nature of the sales and the buyers were (i) Sale of Property to Blue Thunder Pty Ltd; (ii) Sale of Property to Government Regional Officers' Housing. (d) Proceeds received from the assets were (i) $565,000; (ii) $550,000. (e) The Department of Environment and Conservation received no associated revenue, such as stamp duty, from the sales. (f) The funds received from the sale were applied to (i) Purchase of a depot site in Busselton and acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program; (ii) Acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program. (g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were (i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates; (ii) Nil.
(a) Assets sold were real property at (i) Lot 1 Dunnet Road, Nannup; (ii) Lot 31 (61) Duchess Street, Busselton. (b) The dates the assets were sold were (i) 18 May 2006; (ii) 2 November 2006. (c) The nature of the sales and the buyers were (i) Sale of Property to Blue Thunder Pty Ltd; (ii) Sale of Property to Government Regional Officers' Housing. (d) Proceeds received from the assets were (i) $565,000; (ii) $550,000. (e) The Department of Environment and Conservation received no associated revenue, such as stamp duty, from the sales. (f) The funds received from the sale were applied to (i) Purchase of a depot site in Busselton and acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program; (ii) Acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program. (g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were (i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates; (ii) Nil.
(b) The dates the assets were sold were (i) 18 May 2006; (ii) 2 November 2006. (c) The nature of the sales and the buyers were (i) Sale of Property to Blue Thunder Pty Ltd; (ii) Sale of Property to Government Regional Officers' Housing. (d) Proceeds received from the assets were (i) $565,000; (ii) $550,000. (e) The Department of Environment and Conservation received no associated revenue, such as stamp duty, from the sales. (f) The funds received from the sale were applied to (i) Purchase of a depot site in Busselton and acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program; (ii) Acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program. (g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were (i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates; (ii) Nil.
(c) The nature of the sales and the buyers were (i) Sale of Property to Blue Thunder Pty Ltd; (ii) Sale of Property to Government Regional Officers' Housing. (d) Proceeds received from the assets were (i) $565,000; (ii) $550,000. (e) The Department of Environment and Conservation received no associated revenue, such as stamp duty, from the sales. (f) The funds received from the sale were applied to (i) Purchase of a depot site in Busselton and acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program; (ii) Acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program. (g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were (i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates; (ii) Nil.
(d) Proceeds received from the assets were (i) $565,000; (ii) $550,000. (e) The Department of Environment and Conservation received no associated revenue, such as stamp duty, from the sales. (f) The funds received from the sale were applied to (i) Purchase of a depot site in Busselton and acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program; (ii) Acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program. (g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were (i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates; (ii) Nil.
(e) The Department of Environment and Conservation received no associated revenue, such as stamp duty, from the sales. (f) The funds received from the sale were applied to (i) Purchase of a depot site in Busselton and acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program; (ii) Acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program. (g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were (i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates; (ii) Nil.
(f) The funds received from the sale were applied to (i) Purchase of a depot site in Busselton and acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program; (ii) Acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program. (g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were (i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates; (ii) Nil.
(g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were (i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates; (ii) Nil.

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Answered
8 May 2007
Responded by
Minister for the Environment; Climate Change; Peel
Response time
49 days
Peel Development Commission; Perth Zoo; Swan River Trust; Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority:
(a) Nil
(b) - (g) Not applicable
Department of Environment and Conservation:
The Department of Environment and Conservation has sold two Government-owned assets since 1 January 2003 which had a sale value of $500,000 or more.
(a) Assets sold were real property at
(i) Lot 1 Dunnet Road, Nannup;
(ii) Lot 31 (61) Duchess Street, Busselton.
(b) The dates the assets were sold were
(i) 18 May 2006;
(ii) 2 November 2006.
(c) The nature of the sales and the buyers were
(i) Sale of Property to Blue Thunder Pty Ltd;
(ii) Sale of Property to Government Regional Officers' Housing.
(d) Proceeds received from the assets were
(i) $565,000;
(ii) $550,000.
(e) The Department of Environment and Conservation received no associated revenue, such as stamp duty, from the sales.
(f) The funds received from the sale were applied to
(i) Purchase of a depot site in Busselton and acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program;
(ii) Acquisition of land for the conservation land acquisition program.
(g) Associated costs incurred in the sale process were
(i) $875.32 for legal costs, water rates and shire rates;
(ii) Nil.

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