❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks information on public submissions regarding the North Eastern Hills Settlement Pattern Plan, including the number of submissions, favourability, and resulting changes. The answer provides details on population and townsite reductions due to public feedback.
AnsweredQoN 566Legislative Council
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(1) How many submissions were received from the public regarding the North Eastern Hills Settlement Pattern Plan?
(2) How many submissions were in favour of the plan?
(3) How many were opposed?
(4) What changes to the Plan resulted from these submissions?
(2) How many submissions were in favour of the plan?
(3) How many were opposed?
(4) What changes to the Plan resulted from these submissions?
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Answered
7 May 2002
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
28 days
(2/3) Most of the persons who made submissions were neither categorically in favour or categorically opposed to the Plan. The submissions contained a range of comments on various issues and so it is not possible to determine the total number of persons who were categorically in favour or opposed to the Plan. (4) Key changes to the Plan in response to the submissions received include: · a reduction in the proposed population from 56,900 to 41,900 in 2026; and · a reduction in the number of proposed townsites from six to three.
(4) Key changes to the Plan in response to the submissions received include: · a reduction in the proposed population from 56,900 to 41,900 in 2026; and · a reduction in the number of proposed townsites from six to three.
· a reduction in the proposed population from 56,900 to 41,900 in 2026; and · a reduction in the number of proposed townsites from six to three.
· a reduction in the number of proposed townsites from six to three.
(4) Key changes to the Plan in response to the submissions received include: · a reduction in the proposed population from 56,900 to 41,900 in 2026; and · a reduction in the number of proposed townsites from six to three.
· a reduction in the proposed population from 56,900 to 41,900 in 2026; and · a reduction in the number of proposed townsites from six to three.
· a reduction in the number of proposed townsites from six to three.
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