This Project The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI) has referred the City South Tram Line Replacement Project to the Public Works Committee pursuant to the requirements of the Parliamentary Committees Act 1991.

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE CITY SOUTH TRAM LINE REPLACEMENT Old Parliament House Chamber, Old Parliament House, Adelaide Thursday, 28 February 2019 at 9:35am BY AUTHORITY OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY WITNESSES PISANIELLO, VICTOR, Project Manager, City South Tram Line Replacement, Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure ................................................................... 1 WHELAN, JON, Executive Director, Transport Project Delivery, Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure ................................................................... 1 Thursday, 28 February 2019 House of Assembly Page 1 PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Mr D.

Public Works Committee Page 5 Ethelton Railway Station Platforms Replacement PART TWO: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The attached submission received from the Department for Infrastructure and Transport (the Department) proposes the replacement of two railway platforms at Ethelton Railway Station.

The current design of the track has a replacement cycle of between 20 and 30 years.

Public Works Committee Page 5 Princes Highway (Drain L) Culvert Replacement PART TWO: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The attached submission received from the Department for Infrastructure and Transport (the Department) proposes the replacement of the Princes Highway (Drain L) culvert.

Due to the frequent failures of this main, and its significance in maintaining service delivery to customers, replacement is required.

Question 16: Refer final HANSARD pages 826 and 827, number 4596, 4600 and 4601: During the committee meeting last year, it was stated that a big chunk of administrative efficiencies from the 2006-07 budget were going to come from regional transport services.

Replacement

Due to the frequent failures of this main, and its significance in maintaining service delivery to customers, replacement is required.

At present, the railway corridor is owned by TransAdelaide.