❓ Mr. Stephens asks about state government funding for the Port Hedland boat marina development on spoil-bank lands. The answer indicates the Town of Port Hedland and LandCorp are managing the project and funding an options study, with future proposals to be considered by the government.
AnsweredQoN 2773Legislative Assembly
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What funds has the State Government put in place to advance the boat marina and associated development on the Port Hedland spoil-bank lands?
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Answered
16 June 2010
Responded by
Minister for Lands
Response time
43 days
The spoilbank and marina sites are managed by the Town of Port Hedland. The Town is working with LandCorp to develop an options study and that work is being funded through those agencies. Any proposals arising out of that work will be considered by this Government.
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