Ausgrid started engaging with key stakeholders, such as Georges River National Park and City of Canterbury Bankstown Council in early 2018 to obtain feedback on the replacement cable route.
Engagement with residents and businesses along and around the replacement cable route started in April 2018 when the first project newsletter was distributed. A copy of the newsletter can be found at the bottom of this page.
On 26 April 2018, Ausgrid held an information session at the Revesby Worker’s Club (Acacia Room) to seek local information and community feedback on the replacement cable route. Interested community members were invited to the information session through the newsletter, social media and advertisement in local newspaper.
A detailed presentation focusing on the project need, planning to date and the construction process was shared with the community members who attended the information session.
Ausgrid held the second information session on 17 September 2018 at Revesby Worker’s Club (Grevillea Room) to discuss the environmental assessment known as the Review of Environmental Factors (REF). The REF was on display at various locations for the community feedback from 7 September – 28 September 2018.
Interested community members were invited to attend the session directly through a newsletter, an advertisement in the local newspaper and social media. A copy of the second newsletter can also be found at the bottom of the page.
Thank you to all the community members who attended the sessions and shared their feedback. All the feedback received from the community helped inform the planning process and mitigate or avoid impacts during construction.
The consultation summary for the project can be viewed via the link at the bottom of the page. You can also contact us to request a copy of the consultation summary.
We will continue to engage with the community and stakeholders during each stage of the project. Ausgrid welcomes questions or comments about the project at any time.