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ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

Main Roads Western Australia

HDn Martin A1dridge MLC asked:

I. I refer to the budget of Main Roads WA and I ask: With respect to each Main Roads region please provide the budget allocation in 2017-18 for capital improvement/new works and road maintenance?

Answer: 2017-18 Assetlnvestment Program, by region . Goldfields ESPeran CG: $20.790 million . Great Southern: $12,262 million . Kimberley: $99,363 million . Metropolitan: $866,316 million . Mid West-Gascoyne: $40.569 million . Pithara: $109,387 million . South West: $65.841 minion . Wheatbelt: $252,977 million

2017-18 Road Maintenance Program, by region: . Goldfields ESPeranCG: $30,619 million . Great Southern: $29,935 million . Kiinberley: $26.036 million . Metropolitan: $80,587 million . Mid West-Gascoyne: $40,766 inI . Pilbara: $42,588 million . South West $34,556 million . Wheatbelt: $52,264 million

2. I refer to the $1.25 million allocated to Main Roads from the Road Trauma Trust Account for Great Eastern and Great Southern Highways in 2017-18 andl ask: (a) What is the total cost of the project; and

Answer:

$1.25 million.

(b) Please detailthe scope of works that will be funded in 2017-18?

Answer: Platming and project development phase works for various upgrades and improvements on Great Eastern Highway and Great Southern Higliway.

Public/Internet 22/11/2017 3. I refer to 'Square Kilometre Array - Road Access' on page 616 of Budget Paper 2 and I ask: (a) What is the total cost of the project; and

Answer: $35 million is allocated for the project.

(by Please detail the scope of works that will be funded between 2017-18 and 2020-21?

Answer: The works will occur in two stages: . Stage One: Construction of three major floodways and works to cattle grids, This stage will coriumence inId-2018. . Stage Two: Road maintenance for approximately five years. This will commence 12 months prior to the beginning of Square Kilometre Array Phase I project, which is currently scheduled for inId-2020.

I refer to 'Toodyay Road - Roland Road East to Toodyay' on page 624 of Budget Paper 2 and I ask: Please detail the scope of works that will be haded from the allocated $17.2 million in 20 17-18?

Answer: $15 million is allocated for two construction projects west of Gidgegaimup in the City of Swan. Improvements will be made to: . The pair of intersections at Toodyay Road and Roland Road/0'Brien Road, and . The pair of intersections at Toodyay Road and Stoneville Road/Reen Road plus the adjacent passing lane.

$2.2 million is allocated for preconstruction work east of Gidgegaimup in the Shire of Toodyay, Preconstruction work includes geoteclrrtical and environmental investigations, road design and land resumption. Priority areas for preconstruction work in 2017-18 are west of Toodyay town site, near Feinie Road and Jimperding Brook.

5, I refer to the ' State Road Funds to Local Govenrrnent Agreement' on page 618 of Budget Paper 2 and I ask: (a) In each year from 2017-18 until2020-21 please advise what percentage of total revenue from motor vehicle licensing this amount equates to; and

Answer:

2017-18 21% 2018-19 20% 2019-20 20% 2020-21 20% (b) With respect to 'Grants Adjusiment - Legislative Council Disallowance Motion' on page 616 of Budget Paper 2 has this effected grants from the above mentioned agreement or does it relate to another finiding agreement?

Answer: The reduction relates to the 'State Road Funds to Local Goverimient Agreement'.

6. I refer to the Incident Response Service (IRS) operated by Main Roads WA and I ask: (a) Please detail what appropriation was made for the service in 20/7/18;

Answer: Main Roads' contribution to the Incident Response Service in 2017-18 is $1.5 million. This does not include the Perth Parking Fund contribution managed by the Department of Transport.

(b) What is the number of ETE supporting the service and their position titles;

Answer: Main Roads has no FTE supporting the service. Main Roads operates the service with 19 contractors: . one IRS supervisor . ten IRS crew members . eight Incident Response Service crew leaders

How many vehicles support the service detailing there make and model;

Answer: Main Roads has six leased vehicles supporting the service: . two ISItzu trucks . two Mercedes Sprinter vans . one Toyota Prad0 4WD . one utility

(d) Are any of the IRS vehicles deemed 'emergency vehicles' or 'special purpose vehicles' within the definition of the Road Traffic Code 2000; and

Answer: No. Main Roads is currently seeking an amendment to the Road Trq6'ic Code 2000 to include a definition for Main Roads' Incident Response Service Vehicles

(e) What approvals are in place in accordance with regulation 289 of the Road Traffic Code 2000 in relation to IRS vehicles?

Answer: Approval has been provided from the Department of Transport to operate red and white flashing lights on Main Roads' IRS vehicles. ESTIMATES AND FinANCIAL OPERATIONS COMlvmtTTEE

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

Main Roads Western Australia

Horn Colin Tincknell MLC asked:

I, Can the Minister please supply a detailed listing of the various office and property locations used by Main Roads, including infonnation on whether these premises are publicly or privately owned, and any armual rental figures for their use?

Answer:

Annual Lease Address Ownership Cost

10 POWell Street, Ierramungup Public NA

1039 Lambert Road, Karralha Public N/A

107 Roberla Avenue, Halls Creek Public N/A

120 Peel Terrace, Northani Public 1.11A

12-16 Brand Street, South Public N/A Hedland

129 Harbour Road, ESPerance Public N/A

13 Haynes Street, Broome Public N/A

14 Kiriclaven Way, Kalgoorlie Public N/A

18 Newcastle Street, Perlh Public N/A

19 Francis Street, Marble Bar Public N/A

2 Hanvell Way, Wedgefield Public N/A

20 Steel Street, Leonora Public N/A

20 Woodstock Street, Newman Public N/A

20-24 Catalano Rd, Canning Vale Private $595,786

21 Ciliam Street, Cranbrook Public N/A

21 Selwyn Street, Yalgoo Public N/A

23 Reimers Sireel, Badgingarra Public N/A

2-6 KGlly Street, Albany Public N/A

27 Railway Street, Meekatharra Public N/A Annual Lease Address Ownership Cost

293 Messmate Way* Kununurra Public N/A

35 FTCderick Street, Busselton Private $18,181

41 Emanuel Way, Fitzroy Public N/A Crossing

470 Robinson Street, Comumon Public N/A

525 Great Eastern Highway, Private $539,577 Redcliffe

54 Westchester Rd, Malaga Private $174,864

56 Slater Street, Cannamah Public N/A

59 A1bany Highway, Victoria Private $917,366 Park

5-9 Colin Jamieson Drive, Public N/A Weishpool

63 Dowd Street, Weishpool Private $253,831

66 Robertson Drive* Bunbury Public N/A

67 Bandicoot Drive, Kununurra Private $66,328

7 Marri Road, Manjimup Public N/A

83 Presse Street, Boulder public N/A

Clayton Road, Williams public N/A

Don Aitken Centre, Water100 Public N/A Crescent, East Perth

Eastward Road, Gemldton Public N/A

Great Northern Highway, Public N/A Warmun

L2,2 Victoria Avenue, Perth Private $1,365,640

Lakelands Road, Mandurali Public N/A

Lot 1784 Mildura Street, Private Norseman Peppersom

Lot 22 Eyre Highway, Caiguna Public N/A

Mokine Road, Narrogin Public N/A

Morgans Street, Ravensthorpe Public N/A

North West Coastal Highway, Public N/A Mini!ya Annual Lease Address Ownership Cost

North West Coastal Highway, Public N/A Nanularra

North West Coastal Highway, Public N/A Overlander

Northam-Cranbrook Road, Public N/A Brookron

Sandhills Road, Donnybrook Public N/A

Wodehouse Street, Derby Public N/A

Main Roads also has 31 properties classified as 'Tertiary Depots' generally located in remote areas throughout the Regions. These properties do not have any buildings or structures and are used infrequently for material stockpiling or equipment storage during road projects or maintenance activities.

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