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What are the costings for the Minns Government’s Jetty Foreshores Development?
Foreshore for All is calling on the NSW Government to pause rezoning for the development at the Jetty Foreshore until it can be transparent about the costings it has modelled and how basic infrastructure costs will be covered.
Documents released under Freedom of Information show that the State Government and Treasurer Daniel Mookhey have requested a cost neutral option for the project so funding it comes at no cost to state coffers.
The State Government also states in its Refined Masterplan that the “...costs of delivering public open space, civil infrastructure, community spaces and additional parking will not be met by the proceeds of development”
“So if the Chris Minns Government is not investing money, and the plan they have developed doesn't generate enough money to create the public improvements such as playgrounds, parklands and parking, what is the Coffs Harbour community actually getting from this project?”
“The Government must be transparent with the community about how they are proposing to make this development cost neutral.”
“The Government has previously flagged that their preferred option for generating more money from the project is by increasing the heights of any apartment blocks.”
“What have they told Treasury? Are they planning to get the additional funds by increasing the number of tourism and residential apartments? How high will those apartments need to be to make it financially sustainable? Or do we lose the promised improvements to parklands and recreational facilities for the Coffs community?”
Foreshore for All, says the Coffs Harbour community needs to be fully informed about what the costs are and how they will be covered before they can properly review the impact of the proposed foreshore land rezoning. State government development agency, Property Development NSW (PDNSW) has previously stated that the rezoning consultation would begin before the end of 2024.
“Mayor Nikki Williams says that the Coffs Harbour City Council is sitting at the negotiating table with the NSW Government. If that’s the case, they need to start asking questions and get the most up-to-date breakdown of the Minns Government’s costings and how those costs will be covered.”
“We all don’t want a dust bowl Nicky but what are we risking with this deal? Will we just get 450 mostly luxury apartments and nothing for the community? Or we will end up with even more units and taller buildings on our beautiful foreshore just to get a few promised improvements”