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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
]]>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 (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:
]]>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
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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]]>INNER WEST COMMUNITY FORUM
The Inner West Community Forum on Tuesday 17 November at Erskineville Town Hall includes updates on the Newtown Railway Station upgrade, the UTS City Campus Master Plan and Frasers Broadway's CUB redevelopment.
Presentations at the forum, for Chippendale, Darlington, Newtown, Erskineville and Eveleigh residents, will also include information on City's cycleway network, including separated cycleway projects on Missenden Road and Wilson, Abercrombie, Codrington and Shepherd Streets.
City staff will present on how we can save energy and reduce our greenhouse gas emissions. Our vision for a sustainable Sydney is only achievable with your involvement and support.
From 6pm, you will be able to discuss your concerns with Councillors,
City staff and local Police before formal presentations begin at 6.45pm.
I encourage you to attend and have your say, and learn about the City's work in your area.
Information
* Inner West Community Forum, Erskineville Town Hall, Erskineville Road, Erskineville, Tuesday 17 November, 6.00pm – 8.30pm.
Awaiting Further Details which will be available through:
www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/Development/LocalActionPlans/InnerWest.asp
www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/Council/MeetingsAndCommittees/2009/Default.asp
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