❓ Mr. Simpson inquires about road funding in a specific area, but the response provides broader figures for the entire City of Armadale, clarifying that Croyden Road upgrades are the responsibility of the local council.
AnsweredQoN 2894Legislative Assembly
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(a) in the 2004–2005 financial year, what funding was allocated to upgrade or repair the roads in this area;
(b) in the 2005–2006 financial year, what funding was allocated to upgrade or repair the roads in this area;
(c) in the 2006–2007 financial year, what funding was allocated to upgrade or repair the roads in this area;
(d) in the 2007–2008 financial year, what funding has been allocated to upgrade or repair the roads in this area; and
(e) if the development proposed for Lot 62, Croyden Road is approved, will the State Government contribute funds to upgrade the roads leading to it?
(b) in the 2005–2006 financial year, what funding was allocated to upgrade or repair the roads in this area;
(c) in the 2006–2007 financial year, what funding was allocated to upgrade or repair the roads in this area;
(d) in the 2007–2008 financial year, what funding has been allocated to upgrade or repair the roads in this area; and
(e) if the development proposed for Lot 62, Croyden Road is approved, will the State Government contribute funds to upgrade the roads leading to it?
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Answered
31 January 2008
Responded by
Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
78 days
The question seeks details of road funding expenditure and allocations for an individual suburb within the City of Armadale. Main Roads financial systems are not set up to capture information by suburb, but by Local Government and does not have details regarding funding from local government of other sources. Accordingly, the following figures relate to all State road funding allocated to road works within the City of Armadale for the particular years requested:
(a) $46.01 million.
(b) $5.90 million.
(c) $2.99 million.
(d) $4.24 million.
(e) Croyden Road is a local road under the care and management of the City of Armadale. Council would be responsible for identifying any upgrading needs and determining options for funding such works, including applying for funds under the various State and Federal road programs available.
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(a) $46.01 million.
(b) $5.90 million.
(c) $2.99 million.
(d) $4.24 million.
(e) Croyden Road is a local road under the care and management of the City of Armadale. Council would be responsible for identifying any upgrading needs and determining options for funding such works, including applying for funds under the various State and Federal road programs available.
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