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News Item Urban Transformation Study - 21 November 2016 by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 07:45 PM
The UrbanGrowth Central to Eveleigh Urban Transformation, which we have been waiting much of 2016 to see in the end did not go through Cabinet as initially expected. Instead it was released in conjunction with the Greater Sydney Commission Central District Plan which makes reference to it.
Folder Central Station Precinct by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 07:15 PM
The Central Station Precinct covers from Bourke Street car park to Cleveland Street. This area was outside the operational area of the RWA. With the new Metro Station going into Central and expensive redevelopment options above the rail lines, the Urban Transformation Study indicates that this precinct has been passed back to Transport for NSW to progress.
Folder Redfern Precinct by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 07:12 PM
The Redfern Precinct covers from Cleveland Street to Carriageworks. This includes the Redfern end of the RWA's North Eveleigh and part of the RWA BEP1's Redfern Station Gibbons and Regent Streets precinct hence part of this site is subject to RWA BEP1 zoning. This is the most difficult of the UrbanGrowth Precincts including Redfern Station and land that Rail would like to retain. It will be a focus for precinct planning in 2017 by UrbanGrowth C2E.
Folder North Eveleigh Precinct by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 07:09 PM
The North Eveleigh Precinct under Central to Eveleigh only covers the western part or Newtown end of this site. This site have previously been the subject of RWA BEP1 zoning and an approved Part 3A Concept Plan. Some development has taken place on this part of the site with the construction of a new access road and an affordable hosing project. City of Sydney have also considered new parks proposed by UrbanGrowth for this site in keeping with the Approved Concept Plan. This site is flagged for early development in the final Urban Transformation Study.
Folder Australian Technology Park Precinct by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 07:08 PM
The Australian Technology Park Precinct covers the same area that was previously defined by the RWA for the Australian Technology Park. This site has also been the subject of RWA BEP1 zoning. With the sale of the ATP, the ATP disappears as a precinct in the final UrbanGrowth Urban Transformation Study.
Folder South Eveleigh Precinct by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 07:06 PM
The South Eveleigh Precinct covers part of the public housing around Explorer Street and adjoining park and railway land. This site has also been the subject of RWA BEP1 zoning and the Draft BEP2 study of public housing. The Urban Transformation Study (UTS) limits the South Eveleigh Precinct to the public housing estate. At the launch of the UTS UrbanGrowth adviced that development of this site will be up to Land and Housing Corporation's Communities Plus progeamme for redevelopment of public housing estates.
File Proposed Milestone Summary for ATP development - 22 Nov 2016 by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 06:58 PM
This is a copy of the expected staging for the ATP development as provided to the Community Liaison Group on 22 November 2016.
News Item Mirvac ATP Development Community Liaison Group by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 06:41 PM
In the lead up to the development of the building sites at the ATP Mirvac called for expressions of interest from community members who were interested in being on a community liaison group during the redevelopment. The first meeting was held on 4 October. Representatives from ARAG, FOE and REDWatch are on the committee along with a number of surrounding residents.
Link Mirvac State Significant Deveopment Application for ATP by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 06:33 PM
This link takes you to the Department of Planning's Major Project site where you can see all the documents related to the Mirvac State Significant Development Application (SSD 15_7317). As the development proceeds all documents are publically accessable on this site.
Folder ATP Sale by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 06:22 PM
On 4th December 2014 it was anounced that the Australian Technology Park would be sold through an Expression of Interest (EOI) Process closing on 3oth January 2015. On 12 November 2015 the NSW Government today announced the sale of the Australian Technology Park (ATP) in Redfern to a Mirvac-led consortium. UrbanGrowth NSW advised on 26 April 2016 that settlement had been made on the sale. Here you will find documents related to that sale.
Link Mirvac Major Project Application for ATP Development by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 05:44 PM
Mirvac took the opportunity to lodge a request for the Secretary's Environmental Assessment Requirements with the Department of Planning prior to their bid being accepted. This link takes you to the Department of Planning's Major Project site where you can see all the documents related to the Mirvac development as it proceeds.
File ATP Sale Positive Covenant - Public Access by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 05:32 PM
The final sale of the ATP to the Mirvac lead consortium included positive covenants to try and protect heritage and public access. Two easements for public access and a possible bridge over the rail corridor were included. This followed pressure from a number of parties including REDWatch. This is a copy of the Public Access Positive Covenant.
File ATP Sale Positive Covenant - Heritage by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 05:32 PM
The final sale of the ATP to the Mirvac lead consortium included positive covenants to try and protect heritage and public access. Two easements for public access and a possible bridge over the rail corridor were included. This followed pressure from a number of parties including REDWatch. This is a copy of the Heritage Positive Covenant.
File ATP Sale - Transfer Granting Easement on Rail Corridor Crossing by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 05:31 PM
The final sale of the ATP to the Mirvac lead consortium included positive covenants to try and protect heritage and public access. Two easements for public access and a possible bridge over the rail corridor were included. This followed pressure from a number of parties including REDWatch. This is a copy of the Easement for the Rail Corridor Crossing.
News Item Sale of ATP - TECHNOLOGY FUTURE SECURED AT ATP by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 05:31 PM
On 12 November 2015 the NSW Government today announced the sale of the Australian Technology Park (ATP) in Redfern to a Mirvac-led consortium in this media release issued by Planning Minister Rob Stokes.
Link Redeveloping Public Housing - Inner Sydney Voice Winter 2016 by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 11:39 AM
The Winter edition of ISV looked in considerable detail at the NSW Government's Communities Plus mechanism for delivering the Government's Future Directions for Social Housing in NSW. The issue looks at the Waterloo announcement and what can be learnt from earlier public housing redevelopments. The issue also contains articles, many by experts in their field, which explore the issues that need to be considered in planning for any public housing redevelopment as currently envisaged. You can download the pdf of this issue from this link or you can visit www.innersydneyvoice.org.au/pub/category/past-editions/winter-2016/ to see the individual articles as webpages.
File Agency Feedback on Engagement Strategy - Nov 2016 by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 10:19 AM
With the finalisation of the "Waterloo Stakeholder and Engagement Framework" in December 2016 LAHC Communities Plus also released on 28 November 2016 agency feedback on an earlier draft. This is that document. It is important to note however that the feedback recorded relates to written feedback received by LAHC and that input made in direct meetings was not reflected in this document. The lesson - it won't necessarily be recorded if it is not in writing!
File Land and Housing Response to REDWatch Questions by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 10:00 AM
On 27 September 2016 Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) replied to the questions of 2 May 2016 that REDWatch asked of LAHC, FaCS Housing and UrbanGrowth Central to Eveleigh who shared various responsibilities at the time for aspects of the Waterloo public housing estate and its redevelopment. Since this time it has become apparent that LAHC are driving this process through its new Communities Plus mechanism rather than through UrbanGrowth who undertook much of the early work. The written responses are quite general responses to the issue areas raised by REDWatch rather than the detailed responses to specific questions many might like to see. These questions will form a basis for ongoing discussion between LAHC and the community during the Master Planning process.
News Item Ross Smith on why he should be elected to an ALP committee by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 14, 2016 09:45 AM
The letter below was sent to ALP members when Ross Smith stood in 2011 for the NSW ALP Policy Forum. It outlines some of Ross's involvement and positions in the ALP and more broadly. It provides an insight into the ALP side of Ross's involvements.
News Item Ross Smith the Waterloo People's Precinct Rep by REDWatch, last updated: Dec 10, 2016 08:21 PM
Below is the text of a sheet produced by Ross Smith for the 2016 "People's Precinct" Waterloo Neighbourhood Advisory Board elections.
 
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