REDWatch - Redfern Eveleigh Darlington Waterloo Watch Group http://www.redwatch.org.au These are the search results for the query, showing results 71 to 85. Redfern Neighbourhood Advisory Board http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/rna100914 The Neighbourhood Advisory Boards (NAB) are made up of elected tenant representatives, and both Government and Non-Government agencies, who work together to discuss and address issues and concerns important to tenants on the Public Housing Estates. The NABs were set up so that tenants could be involved in making decisions and discussing issues and concerns that affect those who live on the estates. Agencies, who provide services in the area, are also involved in working with the community. No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-03-18T05:17:56Z Event Redfern Neighbourhood Advisory Board http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/rna100713 The Neighbourhood Advisory Boards (NAB) are made up of elected tenant representatives, and both Government and Non-Government agencies, who work together to discuss and address issues and concerns important to tenants on the Public Housing Estates. The NABs were set up so that tenants could be involved in making decisions and discussing issues and concerns that affect those who live on the estates. Agencies, who provide services in the area, are also involved in working with the community. No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-03-18T05:00:27Z Event Redfern Neighbourhood Advisory Board http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/rna100511 The Neighbourhood Advisory Boards (NAB) are made up of elected tenant representatives, and both Government and Non-Government agencies, who work together to discuss and address issues and concerns important to tenants on the Public Housing Estates. The NABs were set up so that tenants could be involved in making decisions and discussing issues and concerns that affect those who live on the estates. Agencies, who provide services in the area, are also involved in working with the community. No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-03-18T04:57:47Z Event Redfern Neighbourhood Advisory Board http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/rna100406 The Neighbourhood Advisory Boards (NAB) are made up of elected tenant representatives, and both Government and Non-Government agencies, who work together to discuss and address issues and concerns important to tenants on the Public Housing Estates. The NABs were set up so that tenants could be involved in making decisions and discussing issues and concerns that affect those who live on the estates. Agencies, who provide services in the area, are also involved in working with the community. No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-03-18T04:53:44Z Event Redfern / Waterloo Chamber of Commerce http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/rwcc100325 You are invited to HAVE YOUR SAY in the development of the RWCC Strategic Plan: RSVP: Tuesday 23 March 2010 Mary Lynne Pidcock on 0419 657 888 president@rwchamber.com.au This facilitated consultation and development of the strategic plan is one of the projects funded by City of Sydney Business Grant Scheme for 2009-2010 and the outcome of our discussion will guide RWCC activities over the next three years. It will also be used support our future applications for Business Grants. The participation of local businesses interested in a strong local chamber is welcomed and is essential for the success of this No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-03-18T04:30:00Z Event Erskineville PCTC - Community Update http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/100318cos You are invited to a community update for further opportunity to view draft proposals for Erskineville and to talk with the City’s transport planners and area traffic engineers. Purpose

To improve your local area for walkers, cyclists and local traffic the City is developing a series of Pedestrian, Cycling and Traffic Calming Plans.

These are community-driven plans which will manage and calm traffic on local roads, increase pedestrian, bicycle and public transport access and provide better safety and amenity for local residents.

The City’s PCTC plans will also:

  • Improve walking access to, and safety around, local schools
  • Prioritise installation of new street crossings and traffic calming devices
  • Plan for improved and new cycleways
  • Improve access to public transport
  • Re-direct through-traffic to State and regional roads.

 

What will happen at the meeting?

To finalise a PCTC plan, the City of Sydney works very closely with local residents taking the following steps

  • We will provide an update on the plans for your area
  • You will have the opportunity to talk with the City’s transport planners and area traffic engineers.

 

Proposals in the draft plan include:

  • Pedestrian and cycling access improvements throughout the area
  • Kerb extensions and additional crossings around local streets;
  • New signalised crossing opportunities
  • The investigation and implementation of shared zones through a number of local lanes and streets; and
  • Potential road closures.

 

Further Information

Contact

For further information please contact:

Elizabeth Rush
Senior Transport Planner
Tel: 02 9265 9333
Email: erush@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au

]]> No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-03-11T00:35:00Z Event Waterloo NABs – Community Safety Action Group http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/100324waternab The next round of meetings for the above group is open to all agencies and residents working on Community Safety projects and issues within the Waterloo area. There will also be an update on the progress of the Waterloo Green Action Plan. No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-02-20T03:48:12Z Event Waterloo NABs – Learning, Employment, Enterprise Action Group http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/100304waternab The above action group is open to all agencies and resident working on projects tackling the above issues. The next meeting will be focusing on forthcoming landscaping projects at PCYC and Cook Community Garden, and other related projects planned for 2010.  

 

 

 

]]> No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-02-20T03:44:51Z Event South Sydney FORMAL INTER-Agency meeting http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/100220inter The next South Sydney Interagency take place on the above date. This is a great opportunity for formal information sharing, joint planning and discussion.

Contact: For more information please contact ; Inner Sydney Regional Council   for Social Development Tel:

]]> No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-02-20T02:18:04Z Event Monthly Informal Gathering Friday http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/100226informal On the last Friday of the month, we invite agencies and community groups reps and volunteers to come together for an informal lunch time ‘get together’. We meet at the Norfolk Hotel – Cleveland Street (Beer Garden). It is a great chance to take time out of our busy schedules and catch up with each other, sharing news, and information informally. You buy your own refreshments and lunch and can stay a short or as long as time will allow. No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-02-20T02:18:05Z Event Lord Mayor of Sydney Waterloo Social Housing Community Forums http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/100303waterhousing The Lord Mayor hosts this meeting with Government and non-government agencies and residents. It is a great opportunity for you to raise any concerns about you local area and find out about the various projects and developments that are happing No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-02-20T02:15:59Z Event Neighbourhood Advisory Board Elections – Redfern http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/100202nabelections Inner Sydney Regional Council’s Tenant Participation Resource Service will be holding election for Tenant Representatives to sit on the Redfern Neighbourhood Advisory Board (NAB).The NABs bring public housing tenants together with Housing NSW staff, police, council and other service providers to work on issues affecting the housing estates. Please contact David White on 9698 4558 or email david.white@innersydneyrcsd.org.au for more information about times and venues. The Redfern Tenant Representative elections will take place on 2rd and 3rd February.

 

 

]]> No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2010-01-25T01:25:00Z Event M5 Expansion PLans Meeting - 14 December 2009 Alexandria Town Hall http://www.redwatch.org.au/Events/091214kk The NSW Government proposes to expand the M5 corridor by widening the existing M5 from Prestons and building a new arterial road to service industrial areas in South Sydney. The purpose of the expansion is to increase capacity, improve travel times and reduce congestion. This is an important isue for our local community, and now is the time for our area to have input and shape the proposal in its early planning and design stages writes Kristina Keneally to local residents in her letter of 8 December 2009. Kristina Keneally has organised a Public Forum, which will be attended by representatives of the Roads and Traffic Authority to respond to any questions you might have about this project and to ensure your views are hears.
 
Where:  Alexandria Town Hall at 73 Garden Street, Alexandria
When:  Monday 14 December 2009
Time:  6.30p.m to 8.30 p.m.
 
The proposed $4.5 billion M5 corridor expansion includes:
  •  A new arterial road from the M5 East tunnels to the airport and the industrial areas of inner southern Sydney.
  • Widening the exising M5 South West Motorway, operated by Interlink Roads, from two to three lanes in each direction
  • Widening the M5 East Freeway east of King Goerges Road to four lanes in each direction
  • Four new lanes in tunnel to duplicate the existing M5 East tunnel, with improved air management
 
The NSW Government has made a submission to Infrastructure Australia for funding consideration.   By getting the planning work done now we can begin work quickly when funding becomes available.
 
More information is available at www.m5corridorexpansion.com.au, or bycalling 1800 633 332.
 
If you are not able to atend the Public Forum, Kristina Keneally's office is also available to assist with questions and requests for more information.   She will keep you updated on the proposal as it develops.   Please don't hesitate to contact Kristina or her staff on 9699 8166.   She is happy to help.
 
REDWatch Note - see this screenshot from the m5 website for a quick overview of the proposed new arterial road to Campbell Road South of Sydney Park at M5 Expansion Tempe Arterial
]]> No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2009-12-11T02:45:00Z Event Darlington Pedestrian Cycling and Traffic Calming Plan Available - Goes to CoS Committee 16 Dec 09 http://www.redwatch.org.au/rwahist/media/091216cos The Final Report for the Newtown Erskineville Camperdown and Darlington Pedestrian Cycling and Traffic Calming Plan is now publically available. It is going to the 16 December 2009 CoS Traffic Committee before being endorsed by Council in 2010. There was no report available to the community when the CoS put on exhibition their proposal for what should happen. Pedestrian, cycling and traffic counts are available in the Final Technical Report. The Final Technical Report and recommendations should take into account comments made by the community at the community forum and in the couple of weeks afterwards.

Those with an interest in what Council is proposing for the Newtown Erskineville Camperdown and Darlington Pedestrian Cycling and Traffic Calming Plan should consult the report and take the opportunity to raise their concerns at the 16 December 2009 CoS Traffic Committee meeting.

You are entitled to make a representation at the Traffic Committee.  However in order to do this, you will need to contact Claudia Calabro via email (ccalabro@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au) including a brief description of what your concerns are. 

Due to the timing of this report going to committee it will not go to Council until February so there will be some extra time between the report being considered by the Traffic Committee and the Council for people to raise any concerns with Councillors.

The Council Officers Report to the Taffic Committee can be found at: Newtown Erskineville Camperdown And Darlington Pedestrian Cycling And Traffic Calming Plan | PDF 6Mb

The Final Technical Report can be found at: Final Tech Report - Newtown Erskineville Camperdown Darlington Pedestrian Cycling and Traffic | PDF 15Mb

The details of the Traffic Committee (with incorrect date header) can be found at www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/Council/MeetingsAndCommittees/2009/Traffic/161209.asp

]]> No publisher REDWatch Meeting 2009-12-11T02:35:00Z News Item Australian Technology Park—Conservation Management Plan—Feedback Requested http://www.redwatch.org.au/rwahist/media/091207atppm Following is the text of a letter sent out by Godden Mackay Logan on behalf of Australian Technology Park Precinct Management Limited (ATPPM) advising REDWatch and others of an Information and Consultation Session on the Conservation Management Plan for the Australian Technology Park on 7 December 2009. Godden Mackay Logan have requested feedback ASAP from anyone with an interest in the ATP CMP that might help them with the CMP revision. This can be made on the feedback form or by answering the questions at the foot of this page. Australian Technology Park—Conservation Management Plan—Public Information Session

Australian Technology Park Precinct Management Limited (ATPPM) has commissioned Godden Mackay Logan, Heritage consultants, to prepare a new Conservation Management Plan for the Australian Technology Park site.

We would like to invite you to a public information session about the Conservation Management Plan. The session will be held on site on Monday, 7 December 2009, from 4-6pm in meeting room 6A, Level 1, Bay 6 Locomotive Workshops (please enter via Bay 8).

It has been a number of years since a Conservation Management Plan was prepared for the site and previous plans have addressed the Locomotive Workshops building only. This new Conservation Management Plan would address the Australian Technology Park site as a whole, including its significant machinery, and would take into account the changes that have occurred to the site since most railway operations at Eveleigh closed in 1988.

This session provides an opportunity for stakeholders, interested parties and local community members to reflect on the significance of the former Eveleigh locomotive workshops and the changes that have occurred to the site over the past 20 years.

The information session would also provide an opportunity for stakeholders and the local community to raise issues they have regarding the site's management

If you would like to attend the information session could you please respond to Jane Vernon at Godden Mackay Logan by phone on 02 9319 4811 between 9am and 5.30pm, Monday to Friday.

If you are not able to attend the workshop, you may provide feedback by filling out the form attached and returning it to Godden Mackay Logan at 78 George Street Redfern, NSW 2016.

Yours sincerely

Australian Technology Park

(Prof) Richard Mackay, AM Partner

Attached to the letter was a PDF Australian Technology Park - Conservation Management Plan - Consultation Feedback Form - below is the text of the form:

Australian Technology Park - Conservation Management Plan - Consultation Feedback Form

Australian Technology Park (ATP) has commissioned Godden Mackay Logan, heritage consultants, to prepare a new Conservation Management Plan for the ATP site. This session provides an opportunity for stakeholders, interested parties and local community members to reflect on the significance of the former Eveleigh locomotive workshops and the changes that have occurred to the ATP site over the past 20 years.

Name (optional)

Address (optional)

What do you think is the heritage importance of the ATP and why?

What aspects or components of the site make the greatest contribution to its heritage importance?

Are there issues about the future conservation and management of the ATP site that you would like to raise. What would you like to have happen?

Do you have any further comments/suggestions?

If so, please use the space provided on the back of this form.

Additional Comments / Suggestions: 

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