❓ The Minister provides an update on the New Living project in Golden Grove, including details on tenant relocation, aged persons complex upgrades, infrastructure funding with Kalgoorlie/Boulder, and property sales progress.
AnsweredQoN 1288Legislative Assembly
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(1) Will the Minister advise on the progress of the New Living project for the former suburb of Adeline, now called Golden Grove?
(2) How many properties have been renovated and sold and is this take up on schedule?
(2) How many properties have been renovated and sold and is this take up on schedule?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
2 April 2003
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Housing and Works
Response time
13 days
It is proposed to reduce the department’s presence down to 11%. This reduction is subject to the voluntary relocation of the department’s tenants. It needs to be recognised that no tenant will be evicted or forced to move as a result of this programme. Tenants will be encouraged to relocate and the department will meet all reasonable relocation expenses. Work has also commenced in the aged persons complex in Britannia Place. An estimated $681,033 will be spent to upgrade these aged persons complex consisting of 26 one bedroom units. A Memorandum of Understanding is also in place with the city of Kalgoorlie/Boulder which in effect is an agreement to funding infrastructure works within the project area on a 50/50 basis. (2) To date a total of 19 properties have been refurbished of which 13 are for sale and 6 for retention. Two properties have been sold at prices ranging from $70,000 to $79,000 and seven properties are currently under offer.
It needs to be recognised that no tenant will be evicted or forced to move as a result of this programme. Tenants will be encouraged to relocate and the department will meet all reasonable relocation expenses. Work has also commenced in the aged persons complex in Britannia Place. An estimated $681,033 will be spent to upgrade these aged persons complex consisting of 26 one bedroom units. A Memorandum of Understanding is also in place with the city of Kalgoorlie/Boulder which in effect is an agreement to funding infrastructure works within the project area on a 50/50 basis. (2) To date a total of 19 properties have been refurbished of which 13 are for sale and 6 for retention. Two properties have been sold at prices ranging from $70,000 to $79,000 and seven properties are currently under offer.
Work has also commenced in the aged persons complex in Britannia Place. An estimated $681,033 will be spent to upgrade these aged persons complex consisting of 26 one bedroom units. A Memorandum of Understanding is also in place with the city of Kalgoorlie/Boulder which in effect is an agreement to funding infrastructure works within the project area on a 50/50 basis. (2) To date a total of 19 properties have been refurbished of which 13 are for sale and 6 for retention. Two properties have been sold at prices ranging from $70,000 to $79,000 and seven properties are currently under offer.
An estimated $681,033 will be spent to upgrade these aged persons complex consisting of 26 one bedroom units. A Memorandum of Understanding is also in place with the city of Kalgoorlie/Boulder which in effect is an agreement to funding infrastructure works within the project area on a 50/50 basis. (2) To date a total of 19 properties have been refurbished of which 13 are for sale and 6 for retention. Two properties have been sold at prices ranging from $70,000 to $79,000 and seven properties are currently under offer.
A Memorandum of Understanding is also in place with the city of Kalgoorlie/Boulder which in effect is an agreement to funding infrastructure works within the project area on a 50/50 basis. (2) To date a total of 19 properties have been refurbished of which 13 are for sale and 6 for retention. Two properties have been sold at prices ranging from $70,000 to $79,000 and seven properties are currently under offer.
(2) To date a total of 19 properties have been refurbished of which 13 are for sale and 6 for retention. Two properties have been sold at prices ranging from $70,000 to $79,000 and seven properties are currently under offer.
It needs to be recognised that no tenant will be evicted or forced to move as a result of this programme. Tenants will be encouraged to relocate and the department will meet all reasonable relocation expenses. Work has also commenced in the aged persons complex in Britannia Place. An estimated $681,033 will be spent to upgrade these aged persons complex consisting of 26 one bedroom units. A Memorandum of Understanding is also in place with the city of Kalgoorlie/Boulder which in effect is an agreement to funding infrastructure works within the project area on a 50/50 basis. (2) To date a total of 19 properties have been refurbished of which 13 are for sale and 6 for retention. Two properties have been sold at prices ranging from $70,000 to $79,000 and seven properties are currently under offer.
Work has also commenced in the aged persons complex in Britannia Place. An estimated $681,033 will be spent to upgrade these aged persons complex consisting of 26 one bedroom units. A Memorandum of Understanding is also in place with the city of Kalgoorlie/Boulder which in effect is an agreement to funding infrastructure works within the project area on a 50/50 basis. (2) To date a total of 19 properties have been refurbished of which 13 are for sale and 6 for retention. Two properties have been sold at prices ranging from $70,000 to $79,000 and seven properties are currently under offer.
An estimated $681,033 will be spent to upgrade these aged persons complex consisting of 26 one bedroom units. A Memorandum of Understanding is also in place with the city of Kalgoorlie/Boulder which in effect is an agreement to funding infrastructure works within the project area on a 50/50 basis. (2) To date a total of 19 properties have been refurbished of which 13 are for sale and 6 for retention. Two properties have been sold at prices ranging from $70,000 to $79,000 and seven properties are currently under offer.
A Memorandum of Understanding is also in place with the city of Kalgoorlie/Boulder which in effect is an agreement to funding infrastructure works within the project area on a 50/50 basis. (2) To date a total of 19 properties have been refurbished of which 13 are for sale and 6 for retention. Two properties have been sold at prices ranging from $70,000 to $79,000 and seven properties are currently under offer.
(2) To date a total of 19 properties have been refurbished of which 13 are for sale and 6 for retention. Two properties have been sold at prices ranging from $70,000 to $79,000 and seven properties are currently under offer.
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