Joint Engagement and Visioning

Here we have pulled together information about community engagement leading up to and during through the Visioning phase of the Waterloo Master Plan. The visioning phase was undertaken for both the Waterloo Metro Quarter and the Waterloo Estate even though each area had its own State Significant Development Study Requirements. Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) lead the engagement on behalf of UrbanGrowth and Transport for NSW. Following Visioning the Master Planning for each site was done separately.

Master Plan Visioning: Here we have collected information relating to the Waterloo master plan visioning conducted in October and November 2017.
Community Plus Waterloo Newsletter October 2017: Land and Housing Corporation's Communities Plus issued a newsletter on 05 October 2017 advising the Waterloo community of the commencement of community engagement around the master planning with the start of Visioning activities. This email sets out background to the master planning process.
ISV's what we know about the Waterloo Redevelopment: Inner Sydney Voice produced an overview of the master planning process in their Redeveloping Waterloo Public Housing edition. You can see the details about the process here
Government Undertakings: This article was run in Inner Sydney Voice's Redeveloping Waterloo public housing edition. It sets out what was provided to tenants at the beginning of the visioning process.
FACS Statement - For the record: Waterloo redevelopment - 8 Sep 2017: Following reports in various media regarding people being moved out of Waterloo. FACS head Michael Coutts-Trotter issued the following statement on 8 September 2017.
Waterloo Draft Consultation Map and Zones: Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) presented a draft map to the Waterloo Redevelopment Group (WRG) on 19 July 2017. The map sets out the area to be consulted widely as well as the area for more intense consultation. The initial map also had light blue lines that link parts of the Waterloo Estate to adjoining areas this denoted that this area will be notified of a precinct meeting that will bring public housing tenants and surrounding residents together for a visioning session. There will also be visioning sessions for Aboriginal groups, Russian & Chinese language speakers and for youth.
Draft for Vision Consultation – Waterloo Redevelopment Precinct Master Plan: Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) presented a draft for the Vision Consultation for discussion to the Waterloo Redevelopment Group (WRG) on 19 July 2017. At the Waterloo Redevelopment. This is an important document that sets out Drivers for the Waterloo Precinct Redevelopment and the Commitments that will influence the master plan - in effect the non-negotiables for the redevelopment. It also sets out the areas that are expected to be covered in the master plan Visioning consultations.
Waterloo Estate and Metro Site Redevelopment - What we know at 20 June 2017: The summary below is an outline of what we know about the process at a particular point of time. We have included links so people can access the documents referred to.
Community Plus Waterloo Newsletter May 2017: Following the declaration of the State Significant Precinct Land and Housing Corporation's Communities Plus issued a newsletter on 26 May 2017 advising the community of the announcement and the proposed consultation.
LAHC Calendar of Events for the Master Plan: With the State Significant Precinct declaration Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) have released to the Waterloo Redevelopment Group an outline of the master plan timeline. The pink and blue lines indicate the stages on the time line and the green boxes above contain an outline of the activities expected during that month. The letters in the top right hand corner is the first letter of the month that activities are expected.
Community Plus Waterloo Newsletter February 2017: This is the first newslewtter from Land and Housing Corporation's Community Plus for 2017.The newsletter says "FACS will commence the master planning process regarding the Waterloo redevelopment in the next couple of months
FACS / LAHC Waterloo redevelopment newsletter - February 2018: FACS LAHC have released their February 2018 Newsletter which contains a quick snapshot of their Visioning community engagement activities. The final community engagement report will unpack the high level figures.

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