REDWatch Waterloo Metro SSP and SSDA Submission
REDWatch made the submission below on the Waterloo Metro SSP and SSDA on 30 January 2019. Read More…
Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
REDWatch made the submission below on the Waterloo Metro SSP and SSDA on 30 January 2019. Read More…
THis is a photo of the 3D model of the preferred Waterloo Estate Master Plan that appeared at the end of the Chanel 7 news about the proposal on 23 January 2019.
On 23 January 2019 afternoon Minister Prue Goward released the Preferred Master Plan proposal for the redevelopment of the Waterloo Estate. Here are links to the plan and some preliminary comments by REDWatch. Read More…
Clover Moore has written to her supporters asking them to make submissions about the Waterloo Metro exhibitions. Below we have provided the details supplied by Clover. We have also taken the issues Clover’s planners have raised in the form of a submission that you can copy and modify into the Planni Read More…
This is a copy of the Waterloo Options Testing Consultation Report with the last two Appendicies removed. The removed material covers the previously seen Exhibition Boards, Notices and earlier Visioning Report. This version of the report only deals with the new material from the options testing. Download: Pages from Pages from Waterloo+Options+Testing+Consultation+Report-minus-Visioning&Boards.pdf »
Waterloo Estate ABS Analysis showing proportion of private dwellings in SA1s covering the Waterloo estate.
REDWatch analysis of Waterloo ABS SA1s showing quantity of private dwellings included in Waterloo Public Housing Estate ABS coverage.
On 11 January LAHC released their Options Testing Consultation Report. This report documents for the SSP process the outcomes of the options testing phase of consultation for the Waterloo Redevelopment. It also incorporates an overview of the findings of the initial visioning phase of the consultati Read More…
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One of the concerns about the Waterloo redevelopment is that the existing vulnerable public housing community will continue to exist, but it will be less visible in the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) measures used by social planning and funding bodies. Read More…