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Lack of site security major Rachel Forster meeting concerns: One of the major issues to emerge from the Rachel Forster meeting on 16 June 2012 was the ongoing lack of security on the site. Residents reported that people had often been seen in the abandoned building and it was still possible to access the site. Residents said that they had seen material such as copper being stolen from the building and other activity which had resulted in material including asbestos being thrown from the site. There was concern that as the redevelopment of the site was still some way off that this issue needed to be addressed to ensure these problems did not continue and that the chance of a fire on the site was minimised. The developer said he visited the site weekly and did drive-bys more frequently however local residents said much more needed to be done to secure the site. The facilitator from ABC Planning said the issue would be addressed.
Former Rachel Forster Hospital - Height and Floor Space Ratio Map Final: These are the Height and Floor Space Ratios proposed by the RWA Final Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan (Stage One) August 2006 for this site. File is 440 Kb PDF.
Rachel Forster site community meeting: The Redfern community is alive and kicking, and determined to ensure the inevitable redevelopment of the area is as good as it should be. A diverse group of neighbours, with wide-ranging skills and experience, gathered at Redfern Town Hall on the morning of Saturday June 16 to hear the consultants employed by the current developers of the Rachel Forster Hospital site talk about what they are planning to do reports Caroline Pidcock in the South Sydney Herald of July 2012.
Asbestos Test of Debris from Rachel Forster Nov 2011: Material thrown from the Rachel Forster Building in 2011 onto neighbouring properties was tested and shown to be brown asbestos as per the test results in this document. One of the major concerns of residents has been the lack of security on the Rachel Forster site and the public health impact of this activity. File is 97Kb PDF.
Rachel Forster, please redevelop it for the community - May 2006: This letter is reproduced from the South Sydney Herald of may 2006.
Rachel Forster Hospital site Community drop in sessions Redfern Town Hall - 6th Sept 2016: Kaymet Corporation, the owners of the Rachel Forster Hospital site at 134-144 Pitt Street in Redfern, is holding two community drop-in sessions to provide information about a proposed modification to the current 2013 Project Approval.
Rachel Forster – DA changes on exhibition until 6 March 2017: The Rachel Forster site developer, Kaymet Pty Ltd, is seeking to modify its concept plan and major project approval for the 134 – 144 Pitt Street, Redfern site. Below are the details of the major changes and links to where to make a submission before 6th March 2017.
4.6 Former Rachel Forster Hospital: Land use and Design Concepts proposed in Final RWA Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan August 2006.
Rachel Forster IPC Hearing - 24 April Apr 24, 2018 from 02:00 PM to 04:00 PM — Club Redfern 159 Redfern Street, Redfern NSW 2016 ,: The Department pf Planning have finalised their Assessment report for the proposed development of the former Rachel Forster Hospital site and passed their recommendations to the Independent Planning Commission for a final determination. A public hearing will be held at 2pm Tuesday 24 April to hear speakers about the development. Those wishing to speak need to register by 2 pm Friday 20 April 2018. The department is recommending that the application for the inclusion of affordable housing be allowed alog with increased heights for buildings b & C with some improved heritage conservation.
Developer looks for Changes on Rachel Forster Site: An increase of 9 residential units and 9 car spaces are included in the plans prepared by the new owner of the former Rachael Forster site reports REDWatch's Geoff Turnbull.
RWA Built Environment Plan - Expanded Contents: These expanded Contents of the Redfern-Waterloo Authority Built Environment Plan (Stage One) August 2006 allow you to identify the PDF files on the RWA website that cover the various parts of the draft report. The contents are based on the PDF of the BEP Contents with the placement of maps and illustrations into the contents for the relevent PDF File. Some sub-subsections were not shown in the official BEP contents and these have also been added.
Former Rachel Forster Hospital - Land Use Map - Draft: These are the Land Uses proposed by the RWA Draft Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan (Stage One) February 2006 for this site. File is 382 Kb PDF.
Former Rachel Forster Hospital - Height and Floor Space Ratio Map - Draft: These are the Height and Floor Space Ratios proposed by the RWA Draft Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan (Stage One) February 2006 for this site. File is 385 Kb PDF.
RWA Built Environment Plan - Former Rachel Forster Hospital: This section contains the Land Use and Design Concepts for this RWA Strategic Site provided in the RWA Redfern Waterloo Built Environment Plan (Stage One) in August 2006 and the Draft of February 2006.
$9.8 Million Redfern Health Centre Officially Opened: Redfern and Waterloo residents will now have access to improved health services with the official opening of the new $9.8 million Redfern Health Centre - a single, central facility to provide a range of community health, drug and alcohol, and mental health services to the local community reports this media release from the Premier of NSW on 5 August 2010.
Maximising market value the main game - 29.11.2004: One reason for the secret plan for Redfern is money. The cabinet papers say that the market value of developments in the area is almost $5 billion and almost one third of the land is owned by the Government.
Former Rachel Forster Hospital: This site was zoned as medium density residential with maximum heights of 3 to 6 storeys and a FSR of 2:1 by the RWA under BEP1. The medical centre fronting Albert St was moved to a new medical centre in the Old Court House Building and Former Police station. A Concept Plan was developed by the RWA and Approved by the Department of Planning. Following this the site was sold for redevelopment as housing and a public park. The developer is currently preparing documents for a Project Approval. This will then be publicly exhibited for comment.
4.6 Former Rachel Forster Hospital - Draft: Land use and Design Concepts proposed in RWA Draft Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan February 2006.
3 August 2007: Rachel Forster Concept Proposal on Exhibition until 24th August 2007 / Friends of Eveleigh produce Large Erecting Shop Concept Plan for the Tourism Review / RailCorp to move Heritage Carriages from the Paint Shop North Eveleigh to Chullora / Redfern Street Business Map & Business Development Evening – 7th August 2007 / South Side Story - The Pride of the League – ABC TV 8pm Tuesdays Starts 7th August 2007 / Community Report Back on RWA Human Services MAC - Thursday 16th August 2007 1.00 pm to 3.00 pm / RWA Ministerial Advisory Boards (MACs) Update / AHC Pemulwuy Project Presentation – 4.30pm, 14th August 2007 at RCC / Public Forum – Unpacking Social Enterprise - 1-5pm 14th August 2007 / Redfern Local Command – Waterloo Green Safety Audit Report / Urban Design Studies / Factory Community Centre 30th Anniversary – 31st August 2007 / Have your say – Summary of Current Consultations
RWA Draft Built Environment Plan - Expanded Contents: These expanded Contents of the Redfern-Waterloo Authority Draft Built Environment Plan (Stage One) February 2006 allow you to identify the PDF files on the RWA website that cover the various parts of the draft report. The contents are based on the PDF of the BEP Contents with the placement of maps and illustrations into the contents for the relevent PDF File. Some sub-subsections were not shown in the official BEP contents and these have also been added.

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