❓ A parliamentary question regarding the conservation of the heritage-listed Albany jetty within a proposed waterfront development, specifically addressing planned changes and adherence to heritage standards. The Minister's response relies on advice from the Heritage Council.
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ALBANY JETTY
I refer to the Albany jetty at the proposed waterfront development. (1) Is this jetty heritage listed? (2) If yes, how will the jetty be conserved in the development plan? (3) What changes will be made to the jetty? (4) Do the changes meet the heritage standard? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH
I refer to the Albany jetty at the proposed waterfront development. (1) Is this jetty heritage listed? (2) If yes, how will the jetty be conserved in the development plan? (3) What changes will be made to the jetty? (4) Do the changes meet the heritage standard? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(1) Is this jetty heritage listed? (2) If yes, how will the jetty be conserved in the development plan? (3) What changes will be made to the jetty? (4) Do the changes meet the heritage standard? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(2) If yes, how will the jetty be conserved in the development plan? (3) What changes will be made to the jetty? (4) Do the changes meet the heritage standard? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(3) What changes will be made to the jetty? (4) Do the changes meet the heritage standard? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(4) Do the changes meet the heritage standard? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(1) Is this jetty heritage listed? (2) If yes, how will the jetty be conserved in the development plan? (3) What changes will be made to the jetty? (4) Do the changes meet the heritage standard? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(2) If yes, how will the jetty be conserved in the development plan? (3) What changes will be made to the jetty? (4) Do the changes meet the heritage standard? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(3) What changes will be made to the jetty? (4) Do the changes meet the heritage standard? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(4) Do the changes meet the heritage standard? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Heritage Council of Western Australia advises - (1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(1) Yes; it is listed in the state register under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990. (2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(2) The jetty will be partially conserved. As I understand it, LandCorp proposes to demolish part of the 1970s inner section of the jetty but retain the outer section, including the lookout platform. Timber decking from the demolished section would be used for interpretive material, including seating. The earliest portion of the jetty, including the remnant material buried under landfill in the past, would not be affected. (3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(3) As above. (4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
(4) This is a registered place, and I understand that LandCorp has referred the proposal to the Heritage Council for its advice, as required under the act.
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