Waterloo: George Street, between Raglan and McEvoy Street, odd numbers.
Waterloo: George Street, between Raglan and McEvoy Street, even numbers.
Waterloo: Waterloo Green (including façades of high rise buildings).
Redfern: 41 Morehead Street.
Graffiti Action Day Sunday 2 May 2010
How to become involved:
1. Register. Send an email to graffitiactionday@kabnsw.org.au and advise of your location. You will be assigned a group to join as a volunteer.
2. Confirm the site co-ordinator. The site co-ordinator will usually be from your Local Council. However, if there is not a group in your area Keep Australia Beautiful may ask you to be a site co-ordinator and will send you a site co-ordinator form which needs to be completed before any work can begin. It involves your product requirements, risk assessment of the site and type of surface material you will be cleaning.
3. Get your graffiti kit. Once the site co-ordinator form is processed you will be directed how to pick up your free graffiti clean up kit.
4. Rally volunteers. If you are a site co-ordinator you will need to rally volunteers. This could be done through community groups, sporting clubs or schools. You will be supplied a poster in a pdf format which you can print locally and place in popular venues where appropriate. You will be emailed a media release that you can use to contact your local press and radio. Please encourage them to visit your group on Sunday 2 May.
5. Report. Once the day is over, email a brief summary of how the day went, what interest it attracted and any improvements you might suggest.
A poster will be displayed in our common areas in the Redfern Waterloo areas from this week. We are keen to promote civic and community ownership within public housing areas through this initiative.
We are hoping that with your support and involvement, more sites across the Inner City Area can be nominated. There are many ways that you can support us and our residents, including but not limited to:
Please talk to Tuyen Duong, Project Officer, Strategic Projects Division, Housing NSW
(ph: 9268 3492 or mob: 0434 148 921) or email us on tuyen.duong@housing.nsw.gov.au to let us know of your idea and support for this initiative or other sites that should be nominated. Your support would be acknowledged as part of the promotion and any feedback and media about the event.
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ALL WELCOME
]]>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:
]]>Over the past two months the University has been consulting with our neighbours and other key stakeholders, as part of a review of our plans for a new building to house the University’s Business School at the Abercrombie Precinct in Darlington.
The University has committed to addressing concerns about the initial proposal to ensure we produce a more integrated facility that respects the local character of the streetscape. To date, feedback from stakeholders and the community has focused on reducing the overall bulk and scale of the original proposal.
Feedback from our recent consultation has also identified other items that the community would like to see taken into consideration when preparing our revised plans for the site. These include:
The University’s design team are close to finalising the revised plan, which is expected to be submitted to the Department of Planning and Infrastructure towards the end February 2012.
Before submitting the revised plan, the University welcomes your input. As a valued neighbour, I invite you to a community information session. This session will include an update on our plans and give you an opportunity to provide your feedback, to help ensure we get this precinct right for the
future.
Date: Thursday 9 February 2012
Time: 6pm - 7pm
Venue: Foyer, Services Building, 22 Codrington Street
RSVP: by calling (02) 9955 5040 or emailing info@kjassoc.com.au
Should you have any questions please contact the project team on 9114 0523 or email abercrombie.precinct@sydney.edu.au.
We look forward to seeing you at the workshop.
Yours sincerely
Cris Johansen
Project Director, Projects Division
Campus Infrastructure & Services
For further information see: USyd Abercrombie Precinct Development - December 2011 stakeholder briefings Report
]]>Over the past two months the University has been consulting with our neighbours and other key stakeholders, as part of a review of our plans for a new building to house the University’s Business School at the Abercrombie Precinct in Darlington.
The University has committed to addressing concerns about the initial proposal to ensure we produce a more integrated facility that respects the local character of the streetscape. To date, feedback from stakeholders and the community has focused on reducing the overall bulk and scale of the original proposal.
Feedback from our recent consultation has also identified other items that the community would like to see taken into consideration when preparing our revised plans for the site. These include:
The University’s design team are close to finalising the revised plan, which is expected to be submitted to the Department of Planning and Infrastructure towards the end February 2012.
Before submitting the revised plan, the University welcomes your input. As a valued neighbour, I invite you to a community information session. This session will include an update on our plans and give you an opportunity to provide your feedback, to help ensure we get this precinct right for the
future.
Date: Thursday 9 February 2012
Time: 6pm - 7pm
Venue: Foyer, Services Building, 22 Codrington Street
RSVP: by calling (02) 9955 5040 or emailing info@kjassoc.com.au
Should you have any questions please contact the project team on 9114 0523 or email abercrombie.precinct@sydney.edu.au.
We look forward to seeing you at the workshop.
Yours sincerely
Cris Johansen
Project Director, Projects Division
Campus Infrastructure & Services
For further information see: USyd Abercrombie Precinct Development - December 2011 stakeholder briefings Report
]]>Over the past two months the University has been consulting with our neighbours and other key stakeholders, as part of a review of our plans for a new building to house the University’s Business School at the Abercrombie Precinct in Darlington.
The University has committed to addressing concerns about the initial proposal to ensure we produce a more integrated facility that respects the local character of the streetscape. To date, feedback from stakeholders and the community has focused on reducing the overall bulk and scale of the original proposal.
Feedback from our recent consultation has also identified other items that the community would like to see taken into consideration when preparing our revised plans for the site. These include:
The University’s design team are close to finalising the revised plan, which is expected to be submitted to the Department of Planning and Infrastructure towards the end February 2012.
Before submitting the revised plan, the University welcomes your input. As a valued neighbour, I invite you to a community information session. This session will include an update on our plans and give you an opportunity to provide your feedback, to help ensure we get this precinct right for the
future.
We look forward to seeing you at the workshop.
If you can't make it to the markets, project information and a model will be on display in the foyer of the University’s Services Building, 22 Codrington Street, from Monday 20 February until Tuesday 20 March. The foyer is accessible between 8:30am and 4:30pm Monday to Friday.
The new plans for the proposed Business School will be submitted to the Department of Planning and Infrastructure toward the end of February. The submission process includes a formal public exhibition period.
The University is committed to producing the best possible outcome for future users of the space, including our neighbours.
For further information see: USyd Abercrombie Precinct Development - December 2011 stakeholder briefings Report
]]>And since it is Halloween, feel free to bring a trick... or just a treat!