Light Rail Support Committee membership announced
COMMUNITY LIGHT RAIL SUPPORT PLAN COMMITTEE
Randwick City Council has today (6 August 2014) announced the members of Council's newly established Community Light Rail Support Plan Committee.
The Committee will provide an additional avenue of consultation and feedback to Council over the next five years on its Light Rail Support Plan.
The light rail support plan proposes allocating $68M in future draft budgets, subject to detailed community consultation, to build a multi-storey car park in Kingsford, claw back street parking removed because of the light rail (such as along Anzac Parade), upgrade drainage, create new urban plazas and develop better cycleway connections.
Council will also be conducting wider consultation with all affected residents, businesses and ratepayers and use our established consultation methods such as local Precincts, www.yoursayrandwick.com.au and Council's social media channels.
The committee will meet this month to establish its terms of reference, a meeting schedule and clarify the role of the group.
Members of the Light Rail Support Plan Committee are:
Randwick Council representative - General Manager or delegate
Souths Juniors representative - Mr Geoff Knight, CEO Souths Juniors
Cycling industry representative - Mr Jim Hope, Bike East
Resident representative - Mr Mark Haldane
Resident representative - Ms Paulette Barahona
Resident representative - Ms Lily Liu
Resident representative - Mr Terry Lustig
Resident representative - Mr Paul Harapin
Business representative - Mr Peter Schick, President Kingsford Chamber of Commerce
Business representative - Ms Carmel Ellis-Gulli, College Director Randwick TAFE
Business representative - Mr Shane Vincent, Belle Property Randwick
This consultation has concluded. This website was operational from 2011 to 2014 as a means to consult the community and show the benefits of light rail in Randwick City. The NSW Government will start construction on the CBD and South East Light Rail project after April 2015. For updates on construction refer to the Sydney Light Rail website: http://www.sydneylightrail.transport.nsw.gov.au/latest/current-works
Randwick City Council continues to consult the local community about ways to reduce the impact of the construction of light rail in Randwick City. Future consultations will be conducted through our special consultation websitewww.yoursayrandwick.com.au.
