aquatic centre · 1 meeting
Auburn Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre
Mentions
- Facility considered for a potential sauna installation.
- The work is intended to identify unsafe, inadequate or non-functioning lighting near locations such as schools, stations and town centres.
- The investigation could lead to a new paid health and recreation service for aquatic centre users.
- Nearby households will receive information about the project, which remains a State Significant Development rather than a council-approved development.
Decisions
Street lighting audit and priority upgrade plan requested
Council requested a comprehensive audit of street lighting across Cumberland, a priority upgrade schedule, engagement with WSROC, Endeavour Energy and Ausgrid through the Light Years Ahead program, and a report within 90 days.
The work is intended to identify unsafe, inadequate or non-functioning lighting near locations such as schools, stations and town centres.
Sauna feasibility investigation approved
Council agreed to investigate the feasibility, cost, funding options, operating costs and potential revenue from installing a sauna at the Auburn Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre, also referred to in the motion as Lidcombe Swimming Centre.
The investigation could lead to a new paid health and recreation service for aquatic centre users.
Topics
Project Pluto Data Centre, Guildford West
Council noted resident concerns about the data centre at 132 McCredie Road and noted that the development was approved by the NSW Government as a State Significant Development. Council is to prepare and distribute a community information Q&A flyer to households within 2.5 kilometres of the site.
Nearby households will receive information about the project, which remains a State Significant Development rather than a council-approved development.