A parliamentary question regarding the Lennard Brook easement in Gingin, specifically concerning access, costs, and state government contributions to the road construction project. The Minister deflects questions 1 and 2 to the Shire of Gingin, but confirms a $250,000 state government contribution.

AnsweredQoN 1108Legislative Council
Asked
14 August 2003
Portfolio
Planning and Infrastructure

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I refer to the issues surrounding the Lennard Brook easement in Gingin. (1) If, as the minister’s office has advised, the owners of land the subject of the easement, with the exception of Mr Machlin, have agreed to give up their land to enable a road to be dedicated and bituminised, what access will be available through Mr Machlin’s land to the proposed bituminised section for persons not entitled to the right of carriageway as provided for on their respective titles? (2) What is the anticipated cost of constructing and bituminising the portion of the Lennards Road easement, excluding the portion of the easement abutting Mr Machlin’s land? (3) Is any state government contribution being made to the construction work; and, if so, how much? Hon KEN TRAVERS

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I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(2) The development of the Lennard Brook easement is a Shire of Gingin proposal. Details of the cost, timing and any arrangement reached with local landowners should be sought directly from the council as the owner and manager of this project. (3) Yes. In October 1997 the then Minister for Transport, Hon Eric Charlton MLC, advised the council that $250 000 of state funds would be provided as a contribution to the proposal. That commitment still stands.
(1) If, as the minister’s office has advised, the owners of land the subject of the easement, with the exception of Mr Machlin, have agreed to give up their land to enable a road to be dedicated and bituminised, what access will be available through Mr Machlin’s land to the proposed bituminised section for persons not entitled to the right of carriageway as provided for on their respective titles? (2) What is the anticipated cost of constructing and bituminising the portion of the Lennards Road easement, excluding the portion of the easement abutting Mr Machlin’s land? (3) Is any state government contribution being made to the construction work; and, if so, how much? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(2) The development of the Lennard Brook easement is a Shire of Gingin proposal. Details of the cost, timing and any arrangement reached with local landowners should be sought directly from the council as the owner and manager of this project. (3) Yes. In October 1997 the then Minister for Transport, Hon Eric Charlton MLC, advised the council that $250 000 of state funds would be provided as a contribution to the proposal. That commitment still stands.
(2) What is the anticipated cost of constructing and bituminising the portion of the Lennards Road easement, excluding the portion of the easement abutting Mr Machlin’s land? (3) Is any state government contribution being made to the construction work; and, if so, how much? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(2) The development of the Lennard Brook easement is a Shire of Gingin proposal. Details of the cost, timing and any arrangement reached with local landowners should be sought directly from the council as the owner and manager of this project. (3) Yes. In October 1997 the then Minister for Transport, Hon Eric Charlton MLC, advised the council that $250 000 of state funds would be provided as a contribution to the proposal. That commitment still stands.
(3) Is any state government contribution being made to the construction work; and, if so, how much? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(2) The development of the Lennard Brook easement is a Shire of Gingin proposal. Details of the cost, timing and any arrangement reached with local landowners should be sought directly from the council as the owner and manager of this project. (3) Yes. In October 1997 the then Minister for Transport, Hon Eric Charlton MLC, advised the council that $250 000 of state funds would be provided as a contribution to the proposal. That commitment still stands.
Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(2) The development of the Lennard Brook easement is a Shire of Gingin proposal. Details of the cost, timing and any arrangement reached with local landowners should be sought directly from the council as the owner and manager of this project. (3) Yes. In October 1997 the then Minister for Transport, Hon Eric Charlton MLC, advised the council that $250 000 of state funds would be provided as a contribution to the proposal. That commitment still stands.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(2) The development of the Lennard Brook easement is a Shire of Gingin proposal. Details of the cost, timing and any arrangement reached with local landowners should be sought directly from the council as the owner and manager of this project. (3) Yes. In October 1997 the then Minister for Transport, Hon Eric Charlton MLC, advised the council that $250 000 of state funds would be provided as a contribution to the proposal. That commitment still stands.
(1)-(2) The development of the Lennard Brook easement is a Shire of Gingin proposal. Details of the cost, timing and any arrangement reached with local landowners should be sought directly from the council as the owner and manager of this project. (3) Yes. In October 1997 the then Minister for Transport, Hon Eric Charlton MLC, advised the council that $250 000 of state funds would be provided as a contribution to the proposal. That commitment still stands.
(3) Yes. In October 1997 the then Minister for Transport, Hon Eric Charlton MLC, advised the council that $250 000 of state funds would be provided as a contribution to the proposal. That commitment still stands.

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