❓ Hon Paul Llewellyn asks detailed questions regarding funds spent on the Denmark Health facility construction, including specific costs, contractors, and soil disposal. The Minister provides detailed answers regarding costs, contractors, and quantities of materials.
AnsweredQoN 5558Legislative Council
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(1) What funds have been spent or committed for -
(a) treatment ponds and drainage;
(b) roads;
(c) bulk earthworks, including fill; and
(d) any other site development work?
(2) What are the names of the contracting companies engaged, directly and indirectly, in carrying out the above works?
(3) Of the contractors identified in (2), what individual parts of the construction works has each -
(a) carried out; or
(b) been contracted to carry out?
(4) Of the contractors identified in (2), what funds have so far been paid or committed to each contractor?
(5) Of the funds identified in (4), which part or parts of the construction works have they been for?
(6) What is the anticipated final cost for the works identified in (1)?
(7) How many cubic metres of fill have been delivered to the site?
(8) How many cubic metres of soil have been removed from the site?
(9) Where has the soil removed from the site been taken?
(a) treatment ponds and drainage;
(b) roads;
(c) bulk earthworks, including fill; and
(d) any other site development work?
(2) What are the names of the contracting companies engaged, directly and indirectly, in carrying out the above works?
(3) Of the contractors identified in (2), what individual parts of the construction works has each -
(a) carried out; or
(b) been contracted to carry out?
(4) Of the contractors identified in (2), what funds have so far been paid or committed to each contractor?
(5) Of the funds identified in (4), which part or parts of the construction works have they been for?
(6) What is the anticipated final cost for the works identified in (1)?
(7) How many cubic metres of fill have been delivered to the site?
(8) How many cubic metres of soil have been removed from the site?
(9) Where has the soil removed from the site been taken?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
13 November 2007
Responded by
Minister for Child Protection representing the Minister for Health
Response time
27 days
1. The following funds have been committed:
(a) $350,000 has been committed for site stormwater, subsoil drainage, sedimentation and treatment ponds.
(b) $245,000 has been committed for car park and access road works.
(c) $967,000 has been committed for the removal and remediation of acid sulphate soils and heavy clay.
(d) $120,000 for electrical mains supply and $75,000 for sewer extension work.
2. The main contractor for the new Denmark Health facility is Jaxon Constructions. The sub-contactors employed by Jaxon Constructions include Denmark Earthmoving, Construction Plumbing (Albany and Denmark) and Castlehow Electrical (Albany).
3. (a) Denmark Earthmoving has carried out the bulk earthworks. The civil drainage, main sewer and water supply work has been undertaken by Construction Plumbing and Castlehow Electrical has carried out all in?ground electrical mains supply.
(b) Denmark Earthmoving has been contracted to undertake necessary roadworks and some site works. Construction Plumbing has been contracted to undertake all building plumbing and Castlehow Electrical has been contracted to complete building electrical work.
4. Based on the current builders' claims to date $908,000 to Denmark Earthmoving, $211,000 to Construction Plumbing and $120,000 to Castlehow Electrical.
5. Earthworks including bulk earthworks, civil drainage and mains site electrical supply.
6. $1.757 million.
7. 21,000 cubic metres.
8. 20,000 cubic metres.
9. Organochlorine Pesticide (OCP) soils have been diluted and taken to the Denmark Shire rubbish tip. Acid Sulphate Soils (ASS) have been treated, then taken to Denmark Earthmoving's own pits.
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(a) $350,000 has been committed for site stormwater, subsoil drainage, sedimentation and treatment ponds.
(b) $245,000 has been committed for car park and access road works.
(c) $967,000 has been committed for the removal and remediation of acid sulphate soils and heavy clay.
(d) $120,000 for electrical mains supply and $75,000 for sewer extension work.
2. The main contractor for the new Denmark Health facility is Jaxon Constructions. The sub-contactors employed by Jaxon Constructions include Denmark Earthmoving, Construction Plumbing (Albany and Denmark) and Castlehow Electrical (Albany).
3. (a) Denmark Earthmoving has carried out the bulk earthworks. The civil drainage, main sewer and water supply work has been undertaken by Construction Plumbing and Castlehow Electrical has carried out all in?ground electrical mains supply.
(b) Denmark Earthmoving has been contracted to undertake necessary roadworks and some site works. Construction Plumbing has been contracted to undertake all building plumbing and Castlehow Electrical has been contracted to complete building electrical work.
4. Based on the current builders' claims to date $908,000 to Denmark Earthmoving, $211,000 to Construction Plumbing and $120,000 to Castlehow Electrical.
5. Earthworks including bulk earthworks, civil drainage and mains site electrical supply.
6. $1.757 million.
7. 21,000 cubic metres.
8. 20,000 cubic metres.
9. Organochlorine Pesticide (OCP) soils have been diluted and taken to the Denmark Shire rubbish tip. Acid Sulphate Soils (ASS) have been treated, then taken to Denmark Earthmoving's own pits.
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