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lodged. The Kingston Arts Precinct EDP is in its early stages of design development and is likely to be lodged in the second half of 2022.
(2) The EDP assessment process includes public notification and review of received comments.
(3) Community and stakeholder engagement prior to EDP lodgement is the responsibility of the developer. The SLA has met with community groups when such requests were raised and has provided updates.
(4) An established website www.kingstonartsprecinct.com.au provides the opportunity for the community comments to relayed to the developer and the design team.
(5) artsACT meets monthly with the arts organisations collocating to the Kingston Arts Precinct. The project design team meets with arts organisations when required. All community engagement activities have included discussions with arts organisations and the broader arts community.
(6) Arts organisations have direct meetings with the design team when engaging on design development of their future purpose-built accommodation.
Building—combustible cladding
(Question No 374)
Ms Lee asked the Minister for Sustainable Building and Construction, upon notice, on 6 August 2021:
(1) How many privately-owned buildings has the Government identified with the presence of combustible cladding.
(2) Has the Government completed modelling and/or projections in relation to the anticipated uptake of its voluntary cladding rectification program for privately-owned buildings; if so, what is the anticipated amount of voluntary self-identification of combustible cladding; if not, based on what advice has the Government received to budget for the scheme.
(3) Can the Minister provide a list of the relevant stakeholders, individual, peak body, and corporate, that the Government has engaged with in relation to the establishment of the private buildings cladding scheme.
(4) What policy advice did the Government receive in relation to the establishment of a voluntary scheme for privately owned buildings, rather than the adoption of the same audit it used for ACT Government-owned buildings.
(5) Given that the ACT Government issues certificates of occupancy for privately-owned buildings, has the government received policy advice regarding its potential liability for the cost of (a) remediation works for buildings identified with combustible cladding, (b) remediation for buildings that have not reported the presence of combustible cladding, but experience combustion as a result of unidentified cladding and/or (c) relocating tenants/owners deemed to be occupying privately-owned buildings impacted by combustible cladding; if so, can the minister provide a copy of that advice.
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