❓ Question regarding the consideration of acid sulphate soils in the Dialogue for the City planning process. The Minister acknowledges the issue but states it will be addressed in later, more detailed planning stages.
AnsweredQoN 1799Legislative Council
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In the Dialogue for the City process -
(1) Are participants taking into account development caveats for areas classified as ‘high risk acid sulphate soils’?
(2) If not, why not?
(3) Will the Minister advise the participants to take these areas under consideration when proposing development boundaries?
(1) Are participants taking into account development caveats for areas classified as ‘high risk acid sulphate soils’?
(2) If not, why not?
(3) Will the Minister advise the participants to take these areas under consideration when proposing development boundaries?
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Answered
6 April 2004
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
25 days
1-3 The issue of acid sulphate soils has not been considered specifically by the Dialogue with the City participants, as this is a level of detail which the strategic direction currently being set through Dialogue does not address. However, when more detailed planning is undertaken as part of the ongoing Dialogue process, the constraints imposed by acid sulphate soils will be taken into account.
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