❓ Mr. Kirkup inquired about plans to expand the Peel Health Campus carpark. The Department of Health responded that there are no current plans for expansion, as the existing carpark exceeds the licencing standard.
AnsweredQoN 1235Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the carpark at the Peel Health Campus and ask are there any plans for the Government to seek an expansion of the carpark from the operators: (a) If yes, what are the details of the carpark expansion; and (b) If no, why not?
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Answered
8 August 2017
Responded by
Minister for Health
Response time
3 days
The Department of Health advises:
(a) There are no current plans for the Government to seek an expansion of the car park from the operators of Peel Health Campus.
(b) Peel Health Campus currently has 423 parking bays, including 12 ACROD bays close to the front entrance, and two near the “North Consult” entrance. The current licencing standard calls for 212 parking bays, including eight ACROD bays.
(a) There are no current plans for the Government to seek an expansion of the car park from the operators of Peel Health Campus.
(b) Peel Health Campus currently has 423 parking bays, including 12 ACROD bays close to the front entrance, and two near the “North Consult” entrance. The current licencing standard calls for 212 parking bays, including eight ACROD bays.
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