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In light of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and the updated advice from NSW Health, we had to postpone the drop-in session that was scheduled for Wednesday 25 March. As a result, we have turned that drop-in session into the below virtual drop-in session which you can now view.


On 23 September 2019, Council resolved to defer work on the planning proposal and preparation for a mixed-use development on 4 Bath Street and 1B Victory Row, Toronto until a review of Council's Property Portfolio is undertaken and the best use for the site is considered in line with Council's Sustainability Policy. Council also resolved to continue to develop the Toronto Foreshore Master Plan, extending the boundary to include land at 4 Bath Street and 1b Victory Row, Toronto.

We are undertaking a review of our Property Portfolio, in line with the resolution, and also reviewing the best use of the site in line with our Sustainability Policy. Once the outcomes of the Property Portfolio Review and the Sustainability Policy Review are known, we will begin consultation with the community on the revised draft Toronto Foreshore Master Plan.




In light of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and the updated advice from NSW Health, we had to postpone the drop-in session that was scheduled for Wednesday 25 March. As a result, we have turned that drop-in session into the below virtual drop-in session which you can now view.


On 23 September 2019, Council resolved to defer work on the planning proposal and preparation for a mixed-use development on 4 Bath Street and 1B Victory Row, Toronto until a review of Council's Property Portfolio is undertaken and the best use for the site is considered in line with Council's Sustainability Policy. Council also resolved to continue to develop the Toronto Foreshore Master Plan, extending the boundary to include land at 4 Bath Street and 1b Victory Row, Toronto.

We are undertaking a review of our Property Portfolio, in line with the resolution, and also reviewing the best use of the site in line with our Sustainability Policy. Once the outcomes of the Property Portfolio Review and the Sustainability Policy Review are known, we will begin consultation with the community on the revised draft Toronto Foreshore Master Plan.




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    This entry is Dated 28th September 2019 my question is how long can an Oganisation take to complete a property Portfolio and Substainability Policy, I know we have had some shut down time but my inquiries yielded that all Council Staff have still be Employed and working,

    Bruce Fitzgerald asked 15 days ago

    Hi Bruce,

    Thank you for your interest in this project. I can advise that Council staff are still working through both the Property Portfolio and Sustainability Policy review. Once this has been completed, we will be in a better position to update the community on when the next round of consultation will occur.

    Regards,

    Luke