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Inquiry into the Joint Use and Co-location of Public Buildings

This inquiry was established on 5 May 2004 to report on the Joint Use and Co-location of Public Buildings. The closing date for submissions is Friday 13 August 2004. For further information please contact Carolynne James, Committee Manager, on (02) 9230 3434.

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Resolution passed 5 May 2004. Minutes No. 12. Item 3. The NSW Standing Committee on Public Works is to inquire into, consider and report on the design, regulatory arrangements, and cost implications of the joint use and co-location of state and local government public buildings. In particular, the Committee will examine: 1. Options for retrofitting and adaptive reuse of existing state and local government public buildings; 2. Options for the design and construction of new public buildings with joint uses, having regard to environmental and community life cycle issues; 3. Issues arising from co-location of state and local government public buildings with private buildings; and 4. Any other related matter.

The NSW Standing Committee on Public Works is to inquire into, consider and report on the design, regulatory arrangements, and cost implications of the joint use and co-location of state and local government public buildings. In particular, the Committee will examine: 1. Options for retrofitting and adaptive reuse of existing state and local government public buildings; 2. Options for the design and construction of new public buildings with joint uses, having regard to environmental and community life cycle issues; 3. Issues arising from co-location of state and local government public buildings with private buildings; and 4. Any other related matter.


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