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Mr Steel: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:

(1)

a. Belconnen Way and Springvale Drive is expected to commence in late 2020 and completed by mid-2021.

b. Southern Cross Drive and Starke Street is expected to commence in late 2020 and completed by mid-2021.

c. Kuringa Drive and Owen Dixon Drive is expected to commence in late 2020 and completed by mid-2021.

(2) Please refer to Table 1 below.

Table 1: Intersection costs and contributions during 2020-21.

(3)

a. Southern Cross Drive and Ross Smith Crescent is expected to commence in early 2021 and completed by mid-late 2021.

b. Southern Cross Drive and Chewings Street is expected to commence in early 2021 and completed by mid-late 2021.

(4) The ACT Government received $1.798 million from the Australian Government as part of its Black Spot Program for the signalisation of the above two key intersections on Southern Cross Drive. These are being treated as one project and the ACT Government has not provided any additional funding to this project.

Small memorials—registration policy
(Question No 3192)

Mrs Kikkert asked the Minister for City Services, upon notice, on 3 July 2020:

Is a register kept of small memorials allowed by the ACT Government, such as plaques, benches or trees in city parks, erected by individuals and organisations; if so, what details does it include, how far back in time does it go, is it publicly accessible, and how does one access it; if not, why not.

Mr Steel: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:

Transport and Canberra and City Services asset management system data includes some memorials but not a complete list. As a result, the data is indicative and not suitable for public access.

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