Around Town
Promotion for Eat Street
In an
effort to support the restaurants in the Eat Street precinct in Church Street
from dust and other inconveniences during the nearby construction of the two-tower
Meriton Apartments and the proposed Lennox Car Park project, council will
consider undertaking a comprehensive promotion of the area.
Second stage of masterplan
Parramatta
City Council will undertake a second stage in master planning for the
development of Riverside Theatres to identify a preferred option to become the
focus of future development efforts including fundraising. Attempts will be
made to resolve issues associated with
the potential development of the adjoing car park by the Lidis Group
Upgrade of open space
Parramatta
City Council has prepared a draft masterplan for the 4.4-hectare Robin Thomas
Reserve and James Reserve, the most significant open space, at the eastern end
of the CBD, to cater to the increasing number of city workers and current and
proposed residents of nearby high-density developments.
Place of worship
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Nguyen has DA approval for the fitout and use of level one, at 125 Church
Street, in the Parramatta CBD, as a function centre and a place of worship for
the Filipino community. In the past the premises has been used as a restaurant.
Six-storey kids care centre
Parramatta
City Council has approved a six-storey
childcare centre, at 12 Cowper Street, in the Parramatta CBD, to accommodate 78
children, plus a maximum staff of 12 people.
Win at first attempt
The
Parramatta-based Sydney Water’s approach to managing customer complaints has
been accredited by Australia’s top customer service organisation, the Customer
Service Institute of Australia (CSIA). Sydney Water manager of customer interaction,
Kathy Hourigan, said Sydney Water has a very unique approach to managing
customer complaints..“This was our first attempt at receiving this
certification so it’s a terrific achievement, “ she said