❓ Hon Adele Farina asks about the number of Homeswest dwellings awaiting maintenance in the South West region, Greater Bunbury, and Busselton, including timelines and reasons for delays. The Department of Housing provides figures and explains the maintenance request process.
AnsweredQoN 3701Legislative Council
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I refer to Homeswest housing, and ask -
(1) How many Homewest residential dwellings are listed for maintenance work in, -
(a) the South West region;
(b) the Greater Bunbury area; and
(c) Busselton?
(2) When were each of these dwellings put on the maintenance list?
(3) How long have each of these dwellings been on the maintenance list?
(4) For each of the dwellings, what is the reason for the delay in completing the maintenance works?
(1) How many Homewest residential dwellings are listed for maintenance work in, -
(a) the South West region;
(b) the Greater Bunbury area; and
(c) Busselton?
(2) When were each of these dwellings put on the maintenance list?
(3) How long have each of these dwellings been on the maintenance list?
(4) For each of the dwellings, what is the reason for the delay in completing the maintenance works?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
13 April 2011
Responded by
Minister for Finance representing the Minister for Housing
Response time
29 days
The
Department of Housing
advises:
(1a) 389 (as at 18 March 2011)
(b) 127
(c) 84
(2) Maintenance is generated by tenants contacting the Department. A prioritised job order is then issued for work required on that property. There is no maintenance list.
(3) Timeframes are dependent on the priority allocated to the maintenance required and when the request for work was received.
(4) Service Level Agreements per Contract (per Region) have been implemented and effective from 1 February 2011. Maintenance is planned for completion within specific timeframes.
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Department of Housing
advises:
(1a) 389 (as at 18 March 2011)
(b) 127
(c) 84
(2) Maintenance is generated by tenants contacting the Department. A prioritised job order is then issued for work required on that property. There is no maintenance list.
(3) Timeframes are dependent on the priority allocated to the maintenance required and when the request for work was received.
(4) Service Level Agreements per Contract (per Region) have been implemented and effective from 1 February 2011. Maintenance is planned for completion within specific timeframes.
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