Public meeting on development at White Bay

The NSW Government has released a draft Master Plan for the precinct around White Bay Power Station. It is the first of eight redevelopment proposals for the whole Bays West precinct.

Our community has long been calling for the revitalisation of this precinct and this Master Plan includes a number of positive elements. But the development industry is already pushing the government to ‘go big’ and monster the Power Station with a forest of residential towers.

Join our public meting to share your ideas for the site and send a clear message to the government that our community wants the whole Bays West precinct revitalized in a sustainable way.

The meeting venue is wheelchair accessible.

WHEN

May 29, 2022 at 1:00pm - 2pm

WHERE

Balmain Town Hall
370 Darling St
Balmain, NSW 2041
Australia
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CONTACT

Anastasia · · 02 9660 7586

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FERRIES AT ANNANDALE AND WEST BALMAIN

Imagine hopping on a ferry at Annandale or West Balmain and being in the heart of the city within minutes.

In 2020, we won the campaign for a Glebe ferry. Now, we have the opportunity to connect more of our area to the ferry network. New ferries at Annandale and West Balmain will provide a faster, smarter route into the city without adding to the traffic on our roads.

Both Labor and the Liberals want to build more polluting and destructive tollways across Sydney. But we have costed a comprehensive plan for a world-class public transport system that makes getting around our city fast and easy.

Dear Transport Minister,

New inner west ferry services would provide efficient, fast and environmentally sound travel to and from the area for workers, tourists, students, pensioners and the general public.

I therefore ask that the Government build on the success of the Blackwattle Bay ferry and establish a ferry service at Rozelle Bay for the Annandale area and reinstate the ferry at West Balmain.

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