❓ Mr. Wyatt questions the Minister for Education regarding the relocation of WAIDE from Cottesloe, inquiring about the future use of the building and potential availability to the deaf community and general public. The Minister's response indicates the relocation is planned for late 2012, all services will move, the building's future is undecided, and a valuation hasn't been done due to uncertainty about future use and costs.
AnsweredQoN 6570Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the building at 55 Curtin Avenue, Cottesloe, which houses the Western Australia Institute for Deaf Education (WAIDE), which will be moving to the Padbury Senior High School site and I ask:
(a) when will WAIDE be relocating from the Cottesloe property;
(b) when WAIDE relocates, will the building then be vacant or will some services remain and if so, what services;
(c) if the building becomes vacant, what are the Government’s plans for the vacant building;
(d) will the Minister undertake to make it available to the deaf community and if not, why not;
(e) will the Minister undertake to make the building available to the general public and if not, why not;
(f) has the Government had the property valued and if so, will the Minister undertake to table that valuation as soon as possible, and if not, why not; and
(g) if the property has not been valued, will the Minister undertake to table the valuation when it is, and if not, why not?
(a) when will WAIDE be relocating from the Cottesloe property;
(b) when WAIDE relocates, will the building then be vacant or will some services remain and if so, what services;
(c) if the building becomes vacant, what are the Government’s plans for the vacant building;
(d) will the Minister undertake to make it available to the deaf community and if not, why not;
(e) will the Minister undertake to make the building available to the general public and if not, why not;
(f) has the Government had the property valued and if so, will the Minister undertake to table that valuation as soon as possible, and if not, why not; and
(g) if the property has not been valued, will the Minister undertake to table the valuation when it is, and if not, why not?
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Answered
1 December 2011
Responded by
Minister for Education
Response time
30 days
I am advised by the Department of Education as follows:
The property is located at 53 not 55 Curtin Avenue.
(a) Based on current information, it is anticipated that the Western Australian Institute for Deaf Education (WAIDE) will be relocated in late 2012.
(b) It is proposed that all Department of Education services at 53 Curtin Avenue will be relocated to Padbury.
(c)-(e) The future of the building is yet to be considered by the Department of Education.
(f) A valuation of the entire site has not been undertaken.
(g) There are no current plans to have the property valued as the valuation will depend largely on the use to which it can be put and the costs of any required building works.
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The property is located at 53 not 55 Curtin Avenue.
(a) Based on current information, it is anticipated that the Western Australian Institute for Deaf Education (WAIDE) will be relocated in late 2012.
(b) It is proposed that all Department of Education services at 53 Curtin Avenue will be relocated to Padbury.
(c)-(e) The future of the building is yet to be considered by the Department of Education.
(f) A valuation of the entire site has not been undertaken.
(g) There are no current plans to have the property valued as the valuation will depend largely on the use to which it can be put and the costs of any required building works.
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