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This leaflet was distributed by Sydney Metro City and Southwest on 29 September 2017 and it sets out the work expected on the site for the coming three months. Download: 170829_September Monthly Update_ Early Works Waterloo – FINAL_APPROVED.PDF »

The State Significant Precinct requirements for Waterloo set this document as one of the documents that needs to be addressed in the precinct studies. This document is currently under review within the Department of Education and is not publically available to link to. Until the replacement policy is posted, REDWatch is posting the document referred … Read more

This is the poster for the Redfern ALP Branch Public Forum on What can Labor do in Waterloo? Download: Waterloo Event flyer – Final-2.pdf »

This leaflet was distributed by Sydney Metro City and Southwest on 1 August 2017 and it sets out the work expected on the site for the coming three months. Download: 170725_August Monthly Update_Early Works Waterloo.pdf »

The REDWatch forum on Public Housing held on 6 July 2017 was recorded and this is an edited recording from that meeting. Here you can hear for the first 22 minutes Associate Professor Vivienne Milligan from the UNSW City Futures Research Centre very informative presentation presentation on the History of Public Housing (you can download … Read more

This leaflet was distributed by Sydney Metro City and Southwest in late June 2017 and it sets out the work expected on the site from July to September 2017. Download: 170626_July Monthly Update_Early Works Waterloo.pdf »

The official Waterloo State Significant Precinct Study Requirements is made up of seperate requirements for Waterloo Estate and the Waterloo Metro Quarter. There are differences between the two study requirements. REDWatch has been advised that the studies by consultants will address both sets of requirements. To assist the community REDWatch has produced a combined version … Read more

This presentation on the Waterloo State Significant Precinct was delivered by Ben Pechey from City of Sydney Council to REDWatch. The presentation dealt with the requested topic of Density well done by saying that Council’s requirements, including a set of principles from the Lord Mayor, were included in the study requirements and that Council would … Read more

This document has had key differences between the Waterloo Estate and Waterloo Metro Quarter requirements highlighted by REDWatch to assist readers identify the differences between the two sets of requirements. This is a guide only. While we have taken care in this comparison we can not guarantee that all differences have been identified. Readers should … Read more

Following the declaration of the State Significant Precinct Land and Housing Corporation’s Communities Plus issued a newsletter on 26 May 2017 advising the community of the announcement and the proposed consultation. Download: Communities Plus Newsletter Waterloo MAY 17.pdf »

With the State Significant Precinct declaration Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) have released to the Waterloo Redevelopment Group an outline of the master plan timeline. The pink and blue lines indicate the stages on the time line and the green boxes above contain an outline of the activities expected during that month. The letters in … Read more

The first version of this Community Plus hand out was distribted to agencies on 28 November to agencies. Much of the content is similar to the LAHC response to the REDWatch questions. Please note this is the final version with changes made after the December 12 meeting with Minister Hazzard. This version was modified to … Read more

At the NCIE meeting on November 28 2016 Communities Plus released a summary of past consultations and what lessons they had identified from them – this is that document. You can find further information on the REDWatch website about the 2011-12 BEP2 and the Draft Housing NSW Master Plan consultations and community reactions to them. … Read more

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 … Read more

This framework has emerged from agencies asking Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) to spell out their engagement framework in advance of any actual Master Plan engagement. It follows workshops with agencies in July and August and feedback from agencies to draft frameworks. A meeting at NCIE on November considered a draft and further changes were … Read more

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 … Read more

This is a pdf copy of the Newsletter distributed to Waterloo public housing tenants on 11 November 2016. It is the first publication issued under the Communities Plus programme for redeveloping this and other housing estates. It seeks to provide some assurances for tenants that the Master Planning will take 18 months and that the … Read more

This is a PDF of the Back to the drawing board postcard distributed by City of Sydney at the Packed In – bad planning vs smart growth public meeting to discuss the future of the Central to Eveleigh precinct on 15 June 2016. This PDF can be downloaded and filled in and sent to the … Read more