Consultation
The Randwick Barracks is a well-known landmark in the Randwick community. Defence worked closely with Randwick City Council in the development of the relevant DCP.
We will continue to work closely with Council and Government agencies and representatives to ensure the Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment aligns with existing local strategies and plans.
We want to be a good neighbour to the local community. Consulting with the local community will ensure a better outcome for all. We will stay in contact with you as plans progress throughout 2023.
We are keen to understand local perspectives and ideas and look at ways these can be realised and managed in the remediation and redevelopment of the Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment site.
Information on the project shared with the community can be accessed below. Some of the information includes investigations on the now deferred Sydney Live-in Accommodation project.
We will continue to work closely with Council and Government agencies and representatives to ensure the Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment aligns with existing local strategies and plans.
We want to be a good neighbour to the local community. Consulting with the local community will ensure a better outcome for all. We will stay in contact with you as plans progress throughout 2023.
We are keen to understand local perspectives and ideas and look at ways these can be realised and managed in the remediation and redevelopment of the Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment site.
Information on the project shared with the community can be accessed below. Some of the information includes investigations on the now deferred Sydney Live-in Accommodation project.
Latest Project Updates
When: Thursday 8 Sept 2022
1.00pm – 7.00pm
Where: Randwick Community Centre,
27 Munda St, Randwick
When: Friday 9 Sept 2022
10.00am – 3.00pm
Where: Randwick Community Centre,
27 Munda St, Randwick
Community Information Session on EPBC Act Referral
Thank you for coming to our community information session on DCCEEW’s referral process including how and when the community can make a submission. We also introduced and explained the referral documentation and allowed time for questions.
EPBC Act Referral Documentation
Referral of the project to the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment, and Water (DCCEEW) for assessment under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) is occurring soon. View referral documents ahead of the DCCEEW submission period here.
Community Information Session on EPBC Act Referral, 14 March 2024
The Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment Project team held a community information session on the 14 March 2024 at the Randwick Community Centre. The session was on DCCEEW’s referral process including how and when the community can make a submission. We also introduced and explained the referral documentation and allowed time for questions.
The presentation and a summary of general feedback from the session is available to view here:
The presentation and a summary of general feedback from the session is available to view here:
Community Newsletter Update, March 2024
A community newsletter was delivered to the local community and emailed to interested community and stakeholders who joined our mailing list. This newsletter reminds the community to attend a community information session to gain a comprehensive understanding of the project’s EPBC referral content and community comment opportunities.
See the newsletterCommunity Newsletter Update, February 2024
A community newsletter was delivered to the local community and emailed to interested community and stakeholders who joined our mailing list. This newsletter invites the community to attend a community information session to gain a comprehensive understanding of the project’s EPBC referral content and community comment opportunities.
See the newsletterCommunity Newsletter Update, December 2023
A newsletter was delivered to the local community and emailed to our project mailing list.
This newsletter provides a project update, information about consultation that took place this year, and plans for upcoming consultation in early 2024.
See the newsletter
A newsletter was delivered to the local community and emailed to our project mailing list.
This newsletter provides a project update, information about consultation that took place this year, and plans for upcoming consultation in early 2024.
Community Information Pop up on Traffic and Parking, 21 September 2023
The Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment Project team held a community information pop up session on the 21 September 2023 at the Randwick Community Centre. At the pop up we shared information and spoke with the community regarding the assessment on potential traffic and parking impacts related to the proposed project.
A summary of the traffic and parking assessment information was displayed, and traffic subject matter experts and project team members were on hand to listen to and respond to questions. If you weren’t able to attend, the information boards and factsheet is available to view here.
The Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment Project team held a community information pop up session on the 21 September 2023 at the Randwick Community Centre. At the pop up we shared information and spoke with the community regarding the assessment on potential traffic and parking impacts related to the proposed project.
A summary of the traffic and parking assessment information was displayed, and traffic subject matter experts and project team members were on hand to listen to and respond to questions. If you weren’t able to attend, the information boards and factsheet is available to view here.
Read the Traffic and Parking Impact Assessment for the Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment.
Community Newsletter Update, September 2023
A community newsletter was delivered to the local community and emailed to interested community members and stakeholders who joined our mailing list. The newsletter invited the community to attend an information pop-up event to share information on the findings from the Traffic and Parking Impact Assessment for the Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment Project.
See the newsletterA community newsletter was delivered to the local community and emailed to interested community members and stakeholders who joined our mailing list. The newsletter invited the community to attend an information pop-up event to share information on the findings from the Traffic and Parking Impact Assessment for the Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment Project.
Community Information Session, 22 February 2023
The Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment Project team held a community information session focusing on the topic of contamination investigations and proposed remediation approach for the project site on 22 February 2023 at the Randwick Community Centre.
We captured key feedback from the community on the night in a document which can be viewed here.
See the key feedback
The Bundock Street Housing Redevelopment Project team held a community information session focusing on the topic of contamination investigations and proposed remediation approach for the project site on 22 February 2023 at the Randwick Community Centre.
We captured key feedback from the community on the night in a document which can be viewed here.
If you weren’t able to attend, the presentation is available to view here.
See the presentationThe following newsletter update was delivered to the local community and shared with our project mailing list ahead of the event.
See the newsletterTown Hall Briefing Presentation, 5 December 2022
The local Federal Member for Kingsford Smith, the Honourable Matt Thistlethwaite, hosted a community information evening on Monday 5 December 2022 at the Randwick Community Centre.
The Defence project teams were invited to attend to provide the community with an update on the Randwick Barracks housing and accommodation projects. Defence were grateful for the opportunity to meet with the local community to present and discuss the proposed development. A copy of the presentation can be seen here:
See the presentation
The local Federal Member for Kingsford Smith, the Honourable Matt Thistlethwaite, hosted a community information evening on Monday 5 December 2022 at the Randwick Community Centre.
The Defence project teams were invited to attend to provide the community with an update on the Randwick Barracks housing and accommodation projects. Defence were grateful for the opportunity to meet with the local community to present and discuss the proposed development. A copy of the presentation can be seen here:
Community Newsletter Update, December 2022
A community newsletter update on the status and next steps for the project was shared with local community members who joined our mailing list and stakeholders in the area.
It has also been delivered to the local community. A copy of the newsletter is available to download here:
See the newsletterA community newsletter update on the status and next steps for the project was shared with local community members who joined our mailing list and stakeholders in the area.
It has also been delivered to the local community. A copy of the newsletter is available to download here:
Pop-up Invitation Notification & Doorknock
A notification was delivered on the 28 August 2022 to neighbouring residents to invite them to attend the Community Popup sessions.
A doorknock was also undertaken by the Bundock project team on 1 September 2022 for more direct neighbours living on Bundock Street, Gumara Street, Ellen St, Canberra St, Marida St and a portion of Hendy Ave. This doorknock was done to provide an opportunity to introduce the project and confirm receipt of notification and details for the pop-up. Neighbours were encouraged to attend to learn more about the two projects and speak to each project team.
A copy of the notification is available to download here:
See the notificationA notification was delivered on the 28 August 2022 to neighbouring residents to invite them to attend the Community Popup sessions.
A doorknock was also undertaken by the Bundock project team on 1 September 2022 for more direct neighbours living on Bundock Street, Gumara Street, Ellen St, Canberra St, Marida St and a portion of Hendy Ave. This doorknock was done to provide an opportunity to introduce the project and confirm receipt of notification and details for the pop-up. Neighbours were encouraged to attend to learn more about the two projects and speak to each project team.
A copy of the notification is available to download here:
Information displayed at the Community Information Pop-up
If you were unable to attend Community Information Pop-up held on 8 and 9 September 2022, a copy of the information boards we had on display is available to download here:
If you were unable to attend Community Information Pop-up held on 8 and 9 September 2022, a copy of the information boards we had on display is available to download here:
At our Community Information Pop-up held on 8 and 9 September 2022, a factsheet containing more detailed information about contamination investigation and remediation was handed out. It provides more detailed information on the rigorous and thorough process which Defence has complied to when investigating for contamination and developing remediation plans. The processes outlined in the factsheet are required before any remediation works take place. If you were unable to attend, a copy of the factsheet is available to download here:
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Community Information Pop-up held on 8 and 9 September 2022 at Randwick Community Centre.