❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice seeks updates on the Toodyay Bypass project, specifically regarding the environmental survey, its recommendations, and the timeline for the project's progression. The answer indicates the design is nearing completion, the environmental assessment level is pending, and funding is subject to the state budgetary process.
AnsweredQoN 1072Legislative Assembly
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(b) if the environmental survey has not yet been completed, what are the reasons for the delay, and when is it anticipated the survey will be completed; (c) if the environmental survey has been completed, what was the recommendation concerning the go-ahead for the Toodyay bypass; (d) if the environmental survey bypass recommends that the bypass proceeds, when is this scheduled for, and when will the local authority receive advice from the Minister on this matter; and (e) if the environmental survey bypass does not recommend that the bypass proceeds, what steps will the Minister and the Department take to resolve the transport and relocation issues affecting the Toodyay community?
(c) if the environmental survey has been completed, what was the recommendation concerning the go-ahead for the Toodyay bypass; (d) if the environmental survey bypass recommends that the bypass proceeds, when is this scheduled for, and when will the local authority receive advice from the Minister on this matter; and (e) if the environmental survey bypass does not recommend that the bypass proceeds, what steps will the Minister and the Department take to resolve the transport and relocation issues affecting the Toodyay community?
(d) if the environmental survey bypass recommends that the bypass proceeds, when is this scheduled for, and when will the local authority receive advice from the Minister on this matter; and (e) if the environmental survey bypass does not recommend that the bypass proceeds, what steps will the Minister and the Department take to resolve the transport and relocation issues affecting the Toodyay community?
(e) if the environmental survey bypass does not recommend that the bypass proceeds, what steps will the Minister and the Department take to resolve the transport and relocation issues affecting the Toodyay community?
It is necessary to complete the design prior to finalising the environmental clearance process as aspects of the design can impact on environmental considerations. The design is in the final review stage and will be completed during 2003. Following this, the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will be asked to set the level of assessment for the project. Funding for the Toodyay Bypass is being assessed in conjunction with many other important projects across the state as part of the 2003 State Budgetary process. When the State Budgetary process is complete the resourcing needs of the Toodyay Bypass will be reassessed and progressed on an appropriate timetable.
Funding for the Toodyay Bypass is being assessed in conjunction with many other important projects across the state as part of the 2003 State Budgetary process. When the State Budgetary process is complete the resourcing needs of the Toodyay Bypass will be reassessed and progressed on an appropriate timetable.
When the State Budgetary process is complete the resourcing needs of the Toodyay Bypass will be reassessed and progressed on an appropriate timetable.
(c) if the environmental survey has been completed, what was the recommendation concerning the go-ahead for the Toodyay bypass; (d) if the environmental survey bypass recommends that the bypass proceeds, when is this scheduled for, and when will the local authority receive advice from the Minister on this matter; and (e) if the environmental survey bypass does not recommend that the bypass proceeds, what steps will the Minister and the Department take to resolve the transport and relocation issues affecting the Toodyay community?
(d) if the environmental survey bypass recommends that the bypass proceeds, when is this scheduled for, and when will the local authority receive advice from the Minister on this matter; and (e) if the environmental survey bypass does not recommend that the bypass proceeds, what steps will the Minister and the Department take to resolve the transport and relocation issues affecting the Toodyay community?
(e) if the environmental survey bypass does not recommend that the bypass proceeds, what steps will the Minister and the Department take to resolve the transport and relocation issues affecting the Toodyay community?
It is necessary to complete the design prior to finalising the environmental clearance process as aspects of the design can impact on environmental considerations. The design is in the final review stage and will be completed during 2003. Following this, the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will be asked to set the level of assessment for the project. Funding for the Toodyay Bypass is being assessed in conjunction with many other important projects across the state as part of the 2003 State Budgetary process. When the State Budgetary process is complete the resourcing needs of the Toodyay Bypass will be reassessed and progressed on an appropriate timetable.
Funding for the Toodyay Bypass is being assessed in conjunction with many other important projects across the state as part of the 2003 State Budgetary process. When the State Budgetary process is complete the resourcing needs of the Toodyay Bypass will be reassessed and progressed on an appropriate timetable.
When the State Budgetary process is complete the resourcing needs of the Toodyay Bypass will be reassessed and progressed on an appropriate timetable.
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
3 June 2003
Responded by
Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
96 days
(a)-(e) Main Roads is proceeding with the finalisation of the design, land acquisition and accommodation works for the Toodyay Bypass Stage 1.
It is necessary to complete the design prior to finalising the environmental clearance process as aspects of the design can impact on environmental considerations. The design is in the final review stage and will be completed during 2003. Following this, the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will be asked to set the level of assessment for the project.
Funding for the Toodyay Bypass is being assessed in conjunction with many other important projects across the state as part of the 2003 State Budgetary process.
When the State Budgetary process is complete the resourcing needs of the Toodyay Bypass will be reassessed and progressed on an appropriate timetable.
It is necessary to complete the design prior to finalising the environmental clearance process as aspects of the design can impact on environmental considerations. The design is in the final review stage and will be completed during 2003. Following this, the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will be asked to set the level of assessment for the project.
Funding for the Toodyay Bypass is being assessed in conjunction with many other important projects across the state as part of the 2003 State Budgetary process.
When the State Budgetary process is complete the resourcing needs of the Toodyay Bypass will be reassessed and progressed on an appropriate timetable.
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