❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice regarding LandCorp's relocation from Joondalup to the CBD, inquiring about lease terms, costs, and potential future relocation. The response provides details on lease variations, costs, estimated savings, and justifications for the current location.
AnsweredQoN 1931Legislative Council
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(1) What were the original terms and conditions of the lease entered into by LandCorp when it relocated to the Central Business District?
(2) Have the original terms and conditions been varied and if so, what were the variations?
(3) What is the annual cost, including outgoings, of LandCorp leasing office space in the Central Business District?
(4) What was the previous cost of leasing office space at Joondalup?
(5) What is the total amount of financial savings attributable to the relocation to the Central Business District?
(6) When does the current lease expire?
(7) On the expiration of the current lease will the Minister consider relocating LandCorp back to Joondalup?
(8) If not, why not?
(2) Have the original terms and conditions been varied and if so, what were the variations?
(3) What is the annual cost, including outgoings, of LandCorp leasing office space in the Central Business District?
(4) What was the previous cost of leasing office space at Joondalup?
(5) What is the total amount of financial savings attributable to the relocation to the Central Business District?
(6) When does the current lease expire?
(7) On the expiration of the current lease will the Minister consider relocating LandCorp back to Joondalup?
(8) If not, why not?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
13 May 2004
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
9 days
(2) The original lease was varied on 12 February 2001, to include an additional 427 square metres. A further lease was negotiated in 2002 to extend the term to 31 August 2005 with options to 2007. (3) The annual cost of leasing the office space in the Central Business District was $707 056.44 for the 2003 fiscal year. (4) The previous cost of leasing office space at Joondalup was $441 452.28 for the 1999 fiscal year. (5) The savings were estimated in 1999 to be $250 000 annually, arising from travel and operational efficiencies. (6) The current lease expires on 31 August 2005 with options to 2007. (7)-(8) The previous Coalition Government approved the move from Joondalup on the basis the project was substantially complete. LandCorp’s remaining operations are State wide and its future location will be influenced by operational needs as well as strategic matters.
(3) The annual cost of leasing the office space in the Central Business District was $707 056.44 for the 2003 fiscal year. (4) The previous cost of leasing office space at Joondalup was $441 452.28 for the 1999 fiscal year. (5) The savings were estimated in 1999 to be $250 000 annually, arising from travel and operational efficiencies. (6) The current lease expires on 31 August 2005 with options to 2007. (7)-(8) The previous Coalition Government approved the move from Joondalup on the basis the project was substantially complete. LandCorp’s remaining operations are State wide and its future location will be influenced by operational needs as well as strategic matters.
(4) The previous cost of leasing office space at Joondalup was $441 452.28 for the 1999 fiscal year. (5) The savings were estimated in 1999 to be $250 000 annually, arising from travel and operational efficiencies. (6) The current lease expires on 31 August 2005 with options to 2007. (7)-(8) The previous Coalition Government approved the move from Joondalup on the basis the project was substantially complete. LandCorp’s remaining operations are State wide and its future location will be influenced by operational needs as well as strategic matters.
(5) The savings were estimated in 1999 to be $250 000 annually, arising from travel and operational efficiencies. (6) The current lease expires on 31 August 2005 with options to 2007. (7)-(8) The previous Coalition Government approved the move from Joondalup on the basis the project was substantially complete. LandCorp’s remaining operations are State wide and its future location will be influenced by operational needs as well as strategic matters.
(6) The current lease expires on 31 August 2005 with options to 2007. (7)-(8) The previous Coalition Government approved the move from Joondalup on the basis the project was substantially complete. LandCorp’s remaining operations are State wide and its future location will be influenced by operational needs as well as strategic matters.
(7)-(8) The previous Coalition Government approved the move from Joondalup on the basis the project was substantially complete. LandCorp’s remaining operations are State wide and its future location will be influenced by operational needs as well as strategic matters.
(3) The annual cost of leasing the office space in the Central Business District was $707 056.44 for the 2003 fiscal year. (4) The previous cost of leasing office space at Joondalup was $441 452.28 for the 1999 fiscal year. (5) The savings were estimated in 1999 to be $250 000 annually, arising from travel and operational efficiencies. (6) The current lease expires on 31 August 2005 with options to 2007. (7)-(8) The previous Coalition Government approved the move from Joondalup on the basis the project was substantially complete. LandCorp’s remaining operations are State wide and its future location will be influenced by operational needs as well as strategic matters.
(4) The previous cost of leasing office space at Joondalup was $441 452.28 for the 1999 fiscal year. (5) The savings were estimated in 1999 to be $250 000 annually, arising from travel and operational efficiencies. (6) The current lease expires on 31 August 2005 with options to 2007. (7)-(8) The previous Coalition Government approved the move from Joondalup on the basis the project was substantially complete. LandCorp’s remaining operations are State wide and its future location will be influenced by operational needs as well as strategic matters.
(5) The savings were estimated in 1999 to be $250 000 annually, arising from travel and operational efficiencies. (6) The current lease expires on 31 August 2005 with options to 2007. (7)-(8) The previous Coalition Government approved the move from Joondalup on the basis the project was substantially complete. LandCorp’s remaining operations are State wide and its future location will be influenced by operational needs as well as strategic matters.
(6) The current lease expires on 31 August 2005 with options to 2007. (7)-(8) The previous Coalition Government approved the move from Joondalup on the basis the project was substantially complete. LandCorp’s remaining operations are State wide and its future location will be influenced by operational needs as well as strategic matters.
(7)-(8) The previous Coalition Government approved the move from Joondalup on the basis the project was substantially complete. LandCorp’s remaining operations are State wide and its future location will be influenced by operational needs as well as strategic matters.
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