❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks comprehensive details on all Crown land and City of Bunbury-owned land within the City of Bunbury, including location, zoning, size, leases, structures, and market value. The Minister provided a tabled paper response, noting the significant resources required and cautioning against future broad inquiries.
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(1) A list of all crown land located within the City of Bunbury, including for each parcel of land, the following details, -
(a) location description;
(b) zoning and/or reservation classification and/or details of any vesting/management order pertaining to the parcel of land;
(c) size;
(d) diagram or map detailing the location and size;
(e) details of any leases pertaining to either the whole or part of the parcel of land;
(f) details of any built structures; and
(g) market value (or if not available, estimated market value) of the land?
(2) A list of all land owned by the City of Bunbury, including for each parcel of land, the following details, -
(a) location description;
(b) zoning and/or reservation classification and/or details of any vesting/management order pertaining to the parcel of land;
(c) size;
(d) diagram or map detailing the location and size;
(e) details of any leases pertaining to either the whole or part of the parcel of land;
(f) details of any built structures; and
(g) market value (or if not available, estimated market value) of the land?
(3) If no to (1) and (2), why not?
(a) location description;
(b) zoning and/or reservation classification and/or details of any vesting/management order pertaining to the parcel of land;
(c) size;
(d) diagram or map detailing the location and size;
(e) details of any leases pertaining to either the whole or part of the parcel of land;
(f) details of any built structures; and
(g) market value (or if not available, estimated market value) of the land?
(2) A list of all land owned by the City of Bunbury, including for each parcel of land, the following details, -
(a) location description;
(b) zoning and/or reservation classification and/or details of any vesting/management order pertaining to the parcel of land;
(c) size;
(d) diagram or map detailing the location and size;
(e) details of any leases pertaining to either the whole or part of the parcel of land;
(f) details of any built structures; and
(g) market value (or if not available, estimated market value) of the land?
(3) If no to (1) and (2), why not?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
16 March 2009
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Lands
Response time
110 days
(1-3) Please see tabled paper no.
The Member should note that it has taken considerable resources for Landgate to provide the responses to the Member's questions. I may not be prepared to commit the resources to respond to broad-based questions of this nature in the future. However, if the Member has a specific inquiry I would endeavour to provide a reply.
Please note values are as extracted from the Government Property Register and contain, where relevant, market value, current use value and hypothetical alternate land values (HALV) as at 1 July 2007 for the land in question. These values are suitable for financial reporting purposes only and should not be used as a replacement for market value for sale or disposal.
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The Member should note that it has taken considerable resources for Landgate to provide the responses to the Member's questions. I may not be prepared to commit the resources to respond to broad-based questions of this nature in the future. However, if the Member has a specific inquiry I would endeavour to provide a reply.
Please note values are as extracted from the Government Property Register and contain, where relevant, market value, current use value and hypothetical alternate land values (HALV) as at 1 July 2007 for the land in question. These values are suitable for financial reporting purposes only and should not be used as a replacement for market value for sale or disposal.
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