❓ Mr. Simpson questions delays in traffic light completion, citing multiple missed deadlines. The Minister attributes delays to external service relocation issues beyond Main Roads' control, preventing a definitive completion date.
AnsweredQoN 3315Legislative Assembly
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(a) is it true that three different dates have previously been set for the completion of these lights and that all three dates have passed; and
(i) if no to (a), what was the original date for completion;
(ii) if yes to (a), what are the reasons for the delay; and
(b) by what date will these traffic lights be completed and what is the Minister’s department waiting on until they complete these works?
(i) if no to (a), what was the original date for completion;
(ii) if yes to (a), what are the reasons for the delay; and
(b) by what date will these traffic lights be completed and what is the Minister’s department waiting on until they complete these works?
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Answered
1 May 2008
Responded by
Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
22 days
(a) (i)-(ii) As the Member has previously been advised by Main Roads, delays to the project have occurred as a result of difficulties in scheduling various service relocations. This matter is not within Main Roads control and the works cannot be completed until Western Power and the Water Authority's services are relocated.
(b) A definitive completion date cannot be established until the service relocations have been completed. However, Main Roads will ensure the roadworks and traffic signal installation are carried out expeditiously following completion of the service relocations by others.
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(b) A definitive completion date cannot be established until the service relocations have been completed. However, Main Roads will ensure the roadworks and traffic signal installation are carried out expeditiously following completion of the service relocations by others.
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