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Toronto Foreshore Protection Group

Locality: Toronto, New South Wales, Australia

Address: 4 Bath St 2283 Toronto, NSW, Australia

Website: http://tfpg.org.au

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24.01.2022 Last chance to complete the survey it closes on Monday 24

22.01.2022 Here's a vision for the Bath St from Katherine Charlton which was submitted as as part of the current feedback survey https://shape.lakemac.com.au/future-toronto

21.01.2022 Hope you can make it to hear from the man with the plan, starts in an hour

20.01.2022 Council is promising to have some ideas for the community to consider for the Foreshore Masterplan by the end of the month...Let's Get Excited! Assuming it will be on https://shape.lakemac.com.au/ Some of the improvements proposed in the draft Master Plan include: Extended shared pathway Lake lookouts and seating... Town green and terraced area New barbecue and picnic facilities New path along lake edge A bike hub Expanded playground including water play There'll be a variety of consultation methods in late November and December, including an online survey, social media, and COVIDsafe pop-up drop-in style sessions at the foreshore.

20.01.2022 An opportunity to hear from Council about their plans for the Toronto Foreshore

18.01.2022 The cafe option with a limit of 300sqm was endorsed by Council. TFPG is looking forward to the rest of the Masterplan now being progressed.

18.01.2022 NBN have been out with the cameras rolling, the media release is out the community has till 24/8/20 to comment and this it what council is saying... LMCC MEDIA RELEASE:6 August 2020 Proposal to create a vibrant community-focused lakeside precinct in western Lake Macquarie... A proposal for a small-scale building to facilitate social connections through food and beverage offerings and complementary small business uses, such as recreational equipment hire, has been unveiled by Lake Macquarie City Council for 4 Bath Street and 1B Victory Row, Toronto. Council’s Manager Property and Business Development David Antcliff said the lakeside precinct off Bath Street will be a diverse and dynamic foreshore celebrated for its versatility and open space. We’ve listened to feedback from our community through consultation, and taken into consideration a review of the best use of the site in line with our Sustainability Policy Review, Mr Antcliff said. A new small-scale building is proposed for the space providing opportunities for casual lakeside dining, boutique functions and pop-up community events. Taking inspiration from its scenic lakeside location and adjacent 5ha of foreshore, the proposed precinct will feature indoor and outdoor dining opportunities, as well as pedestrian access improvements and new car parking. There is also an opportunity for a complementary small business such as kayak, bike or boat hire. Lake Macquarie Mayor Cr Kay Fraser said community consultation is an integral part of the planning process, and has influenced the proposal for this site. We are asking our community to reflect on the proposal presented to them and the benefits it could deliver for Toronto and western Lake Macquarie, and to have their say online, Cr Fraser said. Importantly, we have listened to our community and undertaken a robust sustainability review of the project and the Toronto Foreshore Masterplan. I believe this is a really positive outcome and I’m looking forward to hearing what residents think about the proposal. The community is encouraged to visit https://shape.lakemac.com.au/future-toronto before Monday 24 August to comment on the proposal.

15.01.2022 Join in the Toronto Bath St discussion on facebook Wednesday 5pm,

13.01.2022 http://tfpg.org.au/

12.01.2022 What does the Bath St and 'Hirecraft' sites have in common? They are both zoned for business. What happens if Bath St gets sold?What does the Bath St and 'Hirecraft' sites have in common? They are both zoned for business. What happens if Bath St gets sold?

10.01.2022 If you're filling out the survey there's a place for a comment...make it count. We want the land rezoned as Community to protect it in perpetuity as a place for the people of Toronto. Survey closes 24/8/20

04.01.2022 Some thoughts from TFPG on the Bath St proposal.

03.01.2022 It seems there are other councils who work the same way as Lake Mac and other communities which get equally frustrated.