❓ Hon Adele Farina asks about the top ten road projects identified by the State Road Funds to the Local Government Advisory Committee for the South West region in 2012-13, including the cost of each project. The answer provides a list of ten road projects and their allocated funding, noting that local governments contribute an additional one-third.
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I refer to Local Government Grants in 2012–13, and ask what are the ten top road projects identified by the State Road Funds to the Local Government Advisory Committee for the South West region and the cost of each project?
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Answered
6 November 2012
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Minister for Finance representing the Minister for Transport
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42 days
Main Roads WA
advises:
Peel Terrace, Mandurah City - $500 000.
Mungalup Road, Collie Shire - $40 000.
Blair Street, Bunbury City - $133 333.
Mornington Road, Harvey Shire - $205 000.
Picton Road, Bunbury City $400 000.
Waterloo Road, Dardanup Shire - $266 000.
Dorsett Road, Waroona Shire - - $100 000.
Spencer Street, Bunbury City $333 333.
Lakes Road, Mandurah City - $500 000.
Balingup Nannup Road, Nannup Shire - $50 000.
Note: For each of the above road project allocations the respective local government contributes an additional one third funding.
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advises:
Peel Terrace, Mandurah City - $500 000.
Mungalup Road, Collie Shire - $40 000.
Blair Street, Bunbury City - $133 333.
Mornington Road, Harvey Shire - $205 000.
Picton Road, Bunbury City $400 000.
Waterloo Road, Dardanup Shire - $266 000.
Dorsett Road, Waroona Shire - - $100 000.
Spencer Street, Bunbury City $333 333.
Lakes Road, Mandurah City - $500 000.
Balingup Nannup Road, Nannup Shire - $50 000.
Note: For each of the above road project allocations the respective local government contributes an additional one third funding.
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