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Presentation delivered at the Year of Humanitarian Engineering Workshop in Brisbane, 27 September 2011. Presented by Mr Graeme Newton, CEO Queensland Reconstruction AuthorityTRANSCRIPT
Queensland Reconstruction Authority Engineers Australia Workshop
CEO, Mr Graeme Newton 27 September 2011
Dec 2010 Jan 2011 Feb 2011 Mar 2011 Apr 2011
2010/11Qld Disasters Timeline
Dec 3: 120mm rain Emerald
Dec 23: Rainfall central & Nth QLD (200-600mm)
Dec 25: TC Tasha (Cat 1)
Dec 27: Declarations & evacs begin in Theodore
Dec 28: Emerald, Bundaberg, Central Highlands, Nth Burnett disaster declared
Dec 29: Theodore evacuated (300)
Dec 30: Condamine evacuated
Jan 10: Flash flooding Lockyer Valley
Jan 11: Brisbane flood and regional evacuations
Jan 13: Brisbane floods Dam at 183% capacity
Jan 31: TC Anthony (Cat 2)
Feb 2/3: TC Yasi (Cat 5)
February: Monsoonal Flooding
Apr 4: Maranoa Flooding
Jan 19: QRA announced
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Disaster Events
1. Dec 2010 Flooding South east/west 2. Dec 2010 Tropical Cyclone Tasha 3. Jan 2011 Flash Flooding Lockyer Valley 4. Jan 2011 Brisbane/Ipswich Flooding 5. Jan / Feb TCs Anthony & Yasi 6. Feb 2011 Monsoonal Flooding 7. Apr 2011 Maranoa flooding
Disasters Overview
Scale & Scope: Damage/Repair Disaster peak Nov – Mar
Repair as at August 2011
Roads 9170 km 8482km reopened (92%)
Rail 4748 km 4596km operational
Schools 411 411
Bridges & Culverts 89 89
Water supply schemes 104 104
National Parks 138 123 re-opened
Coal Mines 54 54 operational - 48 operating between 80- 100% capacity - remaining 6 at between 50-80%
Insurance Claims 128 875
Power outages 480 000 482 still out
Buildings affected 150 000
$6.8b
Local Governments
Contractors Contractors
75% 25%
Dept Transport & Main Roads
Other
Queensland Reconstruction Authority
Reconstruction budget $6.8B
72.55%
19.65% 3.61%
1.57% 2.61%
$239m
$4.8b
$104m
$173m
$1.3b
$3.6
$4.1
$7.2
$2.1
$7.1
$13.2
$1.0
$18.3
$20.7
$15.4
$2.9
$85.0
$1.7
$19.9
$2.7
$2.2
$2.8
$3.7
$63.1
$4.4
$2.8
$5.2
$8.6
$25.9
$12.8
$64,900
$25.2
$10.0
$80,586
$323,460
$5.9
$2.7
$712,000
$936,000
$1.4
$849,000
$18.6
$6.1
$693,000
$13.0
$2.2
$309,400
$2.1
$828,000
$2.7
$851,760
$620,649
$203,130
$890,640
$17.0 $13.2
$772,000
$3.7m
$4.1
$ 382,608
$3.9
$20.0
Advance Allocations To date $493M to 57 Councils
Near Term $894.1m In Market $713.9m Complete $426.5m
Near Term $40.2m In Market $22.0m Complete $11.6m
Near Term $172.0m In Market $99.3m Complete $172.3m
Near Term $211.8m In Market $38.7m Complete $15.2m
Near Term $330.5m In Market $103.8m Complete $85.4m
Near Term $139.5m In Market $450.2m Complete $142.0m
DTMR & LGA LGA
Near Term Packages being prepared for tender (REPA) Applications for packages which are currently under assessment by the Authority or are awaiting additional information from the LGA (REPA)
In Market Packages out to tender, packages assessed and awarded, and packages in delivery (REPA)
Applications for packages which have been approved by the Authority but not yet completed (REPA)
Complete Packages completed (includes CDO & EW) Packages completed (includes CDO, EW and REPA)
Resources for Reconstruction Discussion Paper – September 2011
Estimated cost of reconstruction by region of state-owned and local government roads and other assets (2011-12 to 2013-14)
Projected annualised regional jobs supported by the reconstruction of state roads, local government assets and mining projects, 2011-12 to 2012-13
Value of reconstruction works and the value and stage of development for mining projects 2011-2016 and beyond
Cardwell Street scene
9170km road affected
Post clean up
8484km recovered
Alpha rail before and after
4748km rail lines affected 4596km operational
89 culverts & Bridges major damage
Toowoomba Range during construction
89 recovered
Toowoomba Range completed – 17 September $12m
Herries Street - Toowoomba
Rockhampton Airport
Victoria Street - Toowoomba
Operational & Strategic Projects
Grantham Reconstruction Area Interactive Flood Mapping Resilience Planning – Rebuilding guidelines Build Back Navigator World Bank Collaboration Rapid Damage Assessment Program Resources for Reconstruction – Discussion Paper
Grantham redevelopment
Part 1: Rebuilding in Storm tide prone areas (released) Part 2: Wind Resistant Housing (out for consultation)
Proposed Part 3 - Preparing for Cyclones Part 4 - Building in low lying coastal areas
Resilience planning
Draft NQ Guidelines
Floodplain Management - Mapping
50 sub-basins mapped – area greater than Victoria By Oct, 40% of Qld mapped Combined with Council mapping will provide 90% of Qld. By mid 2012, Floodplain Maps for relevant areas of the entire State will be available. Channel country & gulf mapping more difficult ... imagery & contour information
Outcomes: Better built form
The ‘Queenslander’
Source: Understanding Floods: Questions & Answers (c) State of Queensland 2011 Source: ABC Images
April 2011 May 2011 June 2011 July 2011
Reconstruction Milestones
Jan 5: Flood Recovery Taskforce with MAJGEN Slater
Jan 19: QRA announced and CEO appointed
Feb 18: Interactive Flood Mapping released
Mar 14: Nissan donates 200 vehicles
Mar 23: ‘Operation Queenslander State Plan released
Jan–March 2011
Feb 21: QRA legislation passed in Parliament Apr 13: Draft
guidelines – Storm Tide prone areas
Apr 20: ‘Meet the experts’ in Tully
Apr 30: Grantham Store reopens
May 2: QRA Local Plan released
May 11: Grantham redevelopment announced
May 27: Build Back Portal goes online
Jun 7: Grantham sod turning
May 9: Abu Dhabi donates $30m for cyclone shelters
Jun 16: World Bank MOU signed
Jun 30: $450m+ NDRRA funds to 56 councils
Jul 15: Guidelines released