(1) Is the pastoral leaseholder of the Boodarie pastoral lease entitled to deny access by prospective industrial tenants to the Boodarie Industrial Estate? (2) Is any other party entitled to deny acce

AnsweredQoN 2142Legislative Council
Asked
25 June 2004
Portfolio
State Development

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(1) Is the pastoral leaseholder of the Boodarie pastoral lease entitled to deny access by prospective industrial tenants to the Boodarie Industrial Estate?
(2) Is any other party entitled to deny access by prospective industrial tenants to the Boodarie Industrial Estate?
(3) If yes to (1) or (2), what is the basis and range of these entitlements?
(4) What specific assessment does the Minister make of the denial of FMG’s access to the Industrial Estate by the Pastoral Leaseholder?
(5) What is the Minister’s expectation of the impact on industrial development in the Pilbara if industry is denied access to industrial estates by particular leaseholders?

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Answered
17 August 2004
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for State Development
Response time
53 days
I am advised:
1. For the time being, the majority of the land the subject of the proposed Boodarie Strategic Industry Area is part of the Boodarie pastoral lease. As such, the lessee has the right to control the access of third parties to this land.
2. Yes
3. There are several forms of land tenure within the Boodarie Strategic Area subject to the statutory provisions of the
Land Administration Act 1997
. Application for access to unallocated Crown Land and unmanaged Reserves can be sought through the Department for Planning and Infrastructure.
4, None. The pastoral lessee has agreed to surrender the Strategic Industry Area from its lease when required by Government.
5. See 4 above.

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