Liveability Project - Revitalising Our Town Centres
As part of the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, Hawkesbury City Council is delivering the Liveability project to revitalise the town centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor through public domain upgrades, place-making and activation initiatives, stakeholder partnerships and commercial opportunities.
Council engaged Place Design Group to deliver the detailed design for revitalising the town centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor.
The community update with the indicative design for South Windsor and Richmond is available HERE.
Windsor project status update: November 2023
Stage 1 - Windsor Town Centre is coming in 2024!
We’re excited to announce that works on revitalising Stage 1 of Windsor Town centre is currently moving through the procurement phase of Tender. Once the Contractor has been engaged, construction dates and scheduling will be made available. We anticipate construction to start early 2024.
The first stage of Windsor will include improvements made to George Street from Windsor Train Station to Fitzgerald Street.
The upgrades include:
• Planting of advanced trees
• Enhanced paving and street furniture which celebrates the heritage and existing character
• Upgrades to two pedestrian crossings which will include improvements to lighting.
Click HERE to view the designs for Stage 1 Windsor Liveability Project.
Council staff are working behind the scenes to continue progressing the last two Stages of the project including Stage 1a - Thompson Square and Stage 2 -Windsor Mall.
If you would like to subscribe to updates, you can contact the City Design and Economic Development team at business@hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au
South Windsor
The construction works in South Windsor Town Centre have been completed.
South Windsor Town Centre has received realigned parking compliant accessible spaces in Mullinger Lane, pedestrian crossings introduced and upgraded, lighting, water sensitive urban design (WSUD) garden beds, street tree planting, footpath upgrades (paving and furniture) and crossing upgrades.
Richmond
The construction works in Richmond Town Centre have been completed.
Richmond Town Centre has received tree planting, paving upgrades, crossing upgrades as well as new street furniture and open space improvements.
The Liveability Project is jointly funded by the Australian Government, the NSW Government and Hawkesbury City Council.
As part of the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, Hawkesbury City Council is delivering the Liveability project to revitalise the town centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor through public domain upgrades, place-making and activation initiatives, stakeholder partnerships and commercial opportunities.
Council engaged Place Design Group to deliver the detailed design for revitalising the town centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor.
The community update with the indicative design for South Windsor and Richmond is available HERE.
Windsor project status update: November 2023
Stage 1 - Windsor Town Centre is coming in 2024!
We’re excited to announce that works on revitalising Stage 1 of Windsor Town centre is currently moving through the procurement phase of Tender. Once the Contractor has been engaged, construction dates and scheduling will be made available. We anticipate construction to start early 2024.
The first stage of Windsor will include improvements made to George Street from Windsor Train Station to Fitzgerald Street.
The upgrades include:
• Planting of advanced trees
• Enhanced paving and street furniture which celebrates the heritage and existing character
• Upgrades to two pedestrian crossings which will include improvements to lighting.
Click HERE to view the designs for Stage 1 Windsor Liveability Project.
Council staff are working behind the scenes to continue progressing the last two Stages of the project including Stage 1a - Thompson Square and Stage 2 -Windsor Mall.
If you would like to subscribe to updates, you can contact the City Design and Economic Development team at business@hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au
South Windsor
The construction works in South Windsor Town Centre have been completed.
South Windsor Town Centre has received realigned parking compliant accessible spaces in Mullinger Lane, pedestrian crossings introduced and upgraded, lighting, water sensitive urban design (WSUD) garden beds, street tree planting, footpath upgrades (paving and furniture) and crossing upgrades.
Richmond
The construction works in Richmond Town Centre have been completed.
Richmond Town Centre has received tree planting, paving upgrades, crossing upgrades as well as new street furniture and open space improvements.
The Liveability Project is jointly funded by the Australian Government, the NSW Government and Hawkesbury City Council.
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Have Your Say - Windsor Seating - Stage 1
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkCouncil is seeking feedback from the community on the seating that is proposed to be installed in Stage 1 of the Windsor Liveability project. The options that are provided both meet the Australian Standards for seating in pedestrian areas.
The submissions will close on Tuesday 24 October 2023.
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Have your say on the paver colour for Stage 1
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkCLOSED: This discussion has concluded.The Council resolution on 18 April 2023 means that the north side of George Street between Tebbutt Street and New Street will also be paved.
Council is exploring three paver colours and would like to hear from you which colour you like best.
Vote in the poll on this page by Friday 30 June 2023 to have your say.
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Windsor project status update: June 2023
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkThe Liveability project for Windsor Town Centre was recently placed on hold due to requests for changes in scope.
A Council meeting was held on 18 April 2023, where Council resolved to change the scope of the Liveability Windsor Town Centre project.
Since this meeting, Council staff have been working behind the scenes to continue progressing the project.
Stage 1 (Windsor Train Station to Fitzgerald Street) and Thompson Square
Stage 1 of the project (Windsor Train Station to Fitzgerald Street) and Thompson Square dining area will proceed as per the current plans, with some minor changes:
- The north side of George Street between Tebbutt Street and New Street will also be paved
- Careful consideration will be taken to ensure trees are planted in appropriate areas on the road and footpath
- New shade structures in Thompson Square dining area will be designed to be sensitive to heritage and the existing character of the area.
The plans are in the process of being updated to reflect these changes. Final endorsement will be sought from Councillors at the Council meeting on 11 July.
If the plans are endorsed, the tender process will commence to engage a construction contractor to commence work on Stage 1 and Thompson Square dining area. Once the contractor has been engaged, construction dates and scheduling will be made available.
Stage 2 (Windsor Mall)
Stage 2 of the project (Windsor Mall) will change. A new scope of work has been proposed, which is outlined below:
- The existing pavers and sandstone in Windsor Mall would remain. Broken pavers and sandstone would be repaired as required
- Gas lamps would remain where they are
- Old and broken street furniture would be replaced with new furniture that is sympathetic with the heritage character
- Some trees would be replaced with new trees. A variety of treatments would be considered to stop tree roots uplifting and damaging pavers
- Road crossings would be improved
- The meandering atmosphere of Windsor Mall would be maintained.
The new scope of work for Windsor Mall has not been confirmed and is dependent on approval from the grant funding authority.
If approval is granted, new plans will be developed to reflect the updated scope of work. The plans will be shared with Councillors at a future Council meeting and final endorsement will be sought.
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REVITALISING RICHMOND TOWN CENTRE - 30/5/22
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkWe're excited to announce that works on revitalising Richmond Town Centre start today!This exciting project will see significant improvements made to Windsor Street, from East Market Street through to Bosworth Street, to attract more visitors and improve their experience.Surveyors will be active in the town centre this week and construction fencing will begin to be set up.The upgrade includes:Planting of advanced treesNew feature paving and street furnitureNew surfacing, signage and lighting for the pedestrian crossing between Bosworth Street and West Market StreetWeather permitting, the works are scheduled to be completed in late 2022.The $18.75 million revitalisation of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor town centres is funded by Hawkesbury City Council and the Australian and NSW governments through the Western Sydney City Deal’s Western Parkland City Liveability Fund.This project is part of the Greening Our City grant program that is proudly funded by the NSW Government in association with Local Government NSW. -
Final design package now available
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkClick HERE to view the final design package for the Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor Liveability Projects.
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Parklet Trial in Richmond Town Centre
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkHawkesbury City Council is trialling the installation of temporary parklets in the Richmond Town Centre.
While Windsor Street is currently a popular place to visit, it has few places for visitors to sit. These parklets will be green spaces for the community and shoppers to enjoy along Windsor Street. They will be another place to linger with a coffee, a book or just to relax.
Council is exploring new ways to increase the appeal and comfort of Richmond Town Centre, and therefore attract new visitors and more frequent visitation. This in turn helps local businesses.
This trial will help inform upcoming upgrade works in the town centre as part of Council’s Liveability projects. Feedback from the trial will be considered as part of a decision on whether to create permanent parklets in the centre. Submit your feedback HERE
Three locations are being trialled along Windsor Street:
· In front of Autumn & Thistle - 233 Windsor Street, Richmond from 15 November 2021
· In front of The Bank Bazaar - 290-294 Windsor Street, Richmond from 29 November 2021
· Crazies Café - 334 Windsor Street, Richmond from 13 December 2021
The parklets will be maintained by Council contractors with assistance of local shopkeepers.
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Transformation of town centres to begin in early 2022 - 21/10/21
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkThe transformation of our Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor town centres will begin in early 2022.
The detailed designs are in the final stages, with extra care being taken to preserve and highlight the important heritage of our centres, especially in Windsor, and to ensure minimal disruption is caused during construction. These designs will be reviewed by Heritage NSW as part of the final approval process.
The next step is the tender process to engage a contractor for the construction. An Expression of Interest process will commence on 26 October. Interested contractors will be able to apply at https://tenders.nsw.gov.au/wsroc
The improvements across the three town centres include:
- Richmond Town Centre - tree planting, street upgrades including enhanced paving, parklets and crossing upgrades as well as park furniture and open space improvements.
- South Windsor Town Centre - realigned parking with compliant accessible parking spaces in Mullinger Lane, new and improved pedestrian crossings, lighting, water efficient garden beds, tree planting, improved footpath paving and street furniture.
- Windsor Town Centre - enhanced paving and street furniture which is sensitive to heritage and the existing character; tree planting and pedestrian crossing upgrades. Windsor Mall would receive an open space suitable for events and performances which will increase pedestrian activity, new upgraded paving, furniture upgrades, outdoor dining areas and tree planting.
All master plans and designs can be viewed at www.yourhawkesbury-yoursay.com.au/lptc
It is anticipated that works will commence in Richmond and South Windsor early next year with Windsor being in mid-2022. This is pending approvals from Heritage NSW.
A highlight of the works will be the planting of 319 trees to form ‘green boulevards’ along George Street at Windsor and South Windsor, and Windsor Street at Richmond. Where possible, these trees will be planted along the existing footpath verges, but in some areas they will be planted within the roadway itself.
Hawkesbury City Mayor Patrick Conolly said the tree-lined streets will help tackle urban heat in our City.
“These three town centres are important retail and leisure spaces for residents and visitors. They are great spaces to shop, dine, be entertained and relax,” Mayor Conolly said.
“With the inclusion of more enjoyable outdoor seating and gathering spaces, we want more people to linger longer and be excited to come back.
“The addition of more trees will also help cool our town centres, provide shade for pedestrians and wildlife, and improve the visual appearance of the streets.
“I am looking forward to the vision coming to life and seeing our centres transformed.”
Western Parkland City Liveability Program
This project is supported by the Western Parkland City Liveability Program and funded by all three levels of government via the Western Sydney City Deal. The Western Parkland City Liveability Program is a key commitment of the Western Sydney City Deal. The City Deals Liveability Program was established to enable each Council to implement a project to provide infrastructure improvements that will improve the built and natural environments and enable economic and social prosperity.
For further information about the Master Plan and Public Domain Plan, Liveability Project, ‘Revitalising Our Town Centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor’, visit www.yourhawkesbury-yoursay.com.au/lptc or contact Council’s Manager, City Design and Economic Development on (02) 4560 4444 or email council@hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au
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Geotechnical work to commence at Richmond, South Windsor
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkGeotechnical work is about to commence at Richmond and South Windsor as part of the Western Parkland City Liveability Program which aims to revitalise the town centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor. Geotechnical work for Windsor will occur at a later date.
The contracted geotechnical engineers will test the existing ground conditions in the town centres on Thursday, 2 September and Friday, 3 September 2021. This will involve the drilling of several geotechnical investigation boreholes in test locations which will range from 100 to 200mm in diameter. The holes will then be backfilled and resurfaced.
Plans indicating the testing site locations are available here.
Council is upgrading the public spaces of South Windsor, Richmond and Windsor with funding from the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, a joint agreement between Federal, State and Local governments.
Concept designs for all three town centres can be viewed here.
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Plans for Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor town centres revealed
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkBig changes are coming soon to Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor town centres with more trees, and improved community and pedestrian spaces.
The projects are being funded through the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, a joint agreement between Federal, State and Local governments. Hawkesbury City Council nominated the revitalisation of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor town centres as its three projects.
Council engaged Place Design Group to deliver the detailed design for revitalising the town centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor. The concept designs are now on Council's community engagement website, Your Hawkesbury Your Say at www.yourhawkesbury-yoursay.com.au for the community to view.
The designs celebrate the existing heritage of these three town centres while improving the public places to boost and support the charm of the Hawkesbury region. The designs have specific aims for the town centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor:
- Richmond - to be a vibrant cultural destination that attracts tourists locally and from across the state
- South Windsor - to be an updated contemporary town centre that provides for the needs of the local community and supports local businesses
- Windsor – to attract visitors to the centre by preserving and enhancing the natural and built heritage
Under the plans, mature trees will be planted in all three town centres to create a magnificent 'green boulevard', while pavement and pedestrian safety improvements will encourage visitors to walk and remain longer in our town centres.
Hawkesbury City Mayor Patrick Conolly said the changes will improve the environment, enhance the towns’ reputation as great places to visit and support local business.
“We want to both mitigate climate change and make long-lasting positive improvements to the Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor town centres,” Mayor Conolly said.
“We know that Western Sydney already experiences extreme heat in summer and we are looking to futureproof the liveability and economic stability of the Hawkesbury.
“By planting street trees we can also reduce the reliance of cars by creating shaded spaces visitors are excited to visit and experience on foot.”
These improvements also meet Council's environmental sustainability targets (reduced temperatures and increased biodiversity).
The improvements include:
- Richmond Town Centre - tree planting, street upgrades, parklets and crossing upgrades as well as park furniture and open space improvements and an informal path to Richmond Post Office Site.
- South Windsor Town Centre - realigned parking with compliant accessible parking spaces in Mullinger Lane, new and improved pedestrian crossings, lighting, water efficient garden beds, tree planting, improved footpath paving and street furniture.
- Windsor Town Centre - enhanced paving and street furniture which is sensitive to heritage and the existing character; tree planting and pedestrian crossing upgrades. Windsor Mall would receive an events and performance space which will increase pedestrian activity, new upgraded paving, furniture upgrades, outdoor dining areas and tree planting.
Council has taken community feedback into account and as a result, Council is looking to plant the new trees in existing footpath verges wherever possible. Where this is not possible, new trees will be planted in the existing roadway in new small garden spaces, with every effort made to protect as much on street parking as possible.
Western Parkland City Liveability Program
This project is supported by the Western Parkland City Liveability Program and funded by all three levels of government via the Western Sydney City Deal. The Western Parkland City Liveability Program is a key commitment of the Western Sydney City Deal. The City Deals Liveability Program was established to enable each Council to implement a project to provide infrastructure improvements that will improve the built and natural environments and enable economic and social prosperity.
For further information about the Master Plan and Public Domain Plan, Liveability Project, ‘Revitalising Our Town Centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor’, visit yourhawkesbury-yoursay.com.au or contact Council’s Manager, City Design and Economic Development on (02) 4560 4444 or email council@hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au
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Council to enhance public domains and celebrate heritage with Place Design Group
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkAs part of the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, Hawkesbury City Council has engaged Place Design Group to deliver the detailed design for revitalising the town centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor.
Place Design Group’s design component of the Liveability Project will bring the Masterplan vision to fruition. The design will celebrate existing heritage and enhance public places through public domain upgrades, activation initiatives and place-making, with the aim to re-energize the charm of the Hawkesbury region.
The Design Phase of the Hawkesbury City Council’s Master Plan and Public Domain Plan ‘Revitalising Our Town Centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor’ has specific aims for the town centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor:
Richmond – to be an Activated Cultural Destination
South Windsor – to be an Updated Contemporary Town Centre
Windsor – to focus on River Heritage, Civic Boulevards and Vibrant People Places.
Once the detailed design is completed, it will be placed on Council’s community engagement website, Your Hawkesbury Your Say at www.yourhawkesbury-yoursay.com.au
Western Parkland City Liveability Program
Council has created this project to revitalise the town centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor through public domain upgrades, place-making and activation initiatives, stakeholder partnerships and commercial opportunities. This project is supported by the Western Parkland City Liveability Program and funded by all three levels of government via the Western Sydney City Deal. The Western Parkland City Liveability Program is a key commitment of the Western Sydney City Deal. The City Deals Liveability Program was established to enable each Council to implement a project to provide infrastructure improvements that will improve the built and natural environments and enable economic and social prosperity.
For further information about the Master Plan and Public Domain Plan, Liveability Project, ‘Revitalising Our Town Centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor’, visit www.yourhawkesbury-yoursay.com.au or contact Council’s Manager, City Design and Economic Development on (02) 4560 4444.
Contact us
To contact the project team or to be added to the business mailing list to receive project updates, please contact Jennie Geerdink, Stakeholder Engagement Officer on business@hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au.
Documents
- Community Update November 2023 (34.4 MB) (pdf)
- November 2023 Windsor Town Centre FAQs (82.7 KB) (pdf)
- Project Status Update June 2023.pdf (122 KB) (pdf)
- South Windsor and Richmond Indicative Designs (16.8 MB) (pdf)
- Community Update June 2022 (41.5 MB) (pdf)
- Geotechnical investigation sites Richmond and South Windsor, 2-9-21 (405 KB) (pdf)
- Windsor Town Centre FAQs March 2023.pdf (83.3 KB) (pdf)
- Council Meeting 29/9/2 Attachment Item 183 (26.2 MB) (pdf)
- Big Ideas For The Future - Liveability - October 2020 (122 KB) (pdf)
- Hawkesbury Liveability - Interactive Document
- Master Plan September 2020 (26.4 MB) (pdf)
- Windsor Town Centre Business Information Session (2.41 MB) (pdf)
- Windsor Town Centre Update 3.0 (5.59 MB) (pdf)
- Mullinger Lane 06-01 - A5 Flyer (2.4 MB) (pdf)
- Liveability Project FAQs February 2023 (114 KB) (pdf)
- Parking in Windsor Town Centre (1.92 MB) (pdf)
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March 2017
Liveability Project - Revitalising Our Town Centres has finished this stageNew Hawkesbury Community Strategic Plan 2017-2036 Adopted (including a future strategy to revitalising town centres)
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June 2017
Liveability Project - Revitalising Our Town Centres has finished this stageTown Centres Working Group established to help guide work planned for town centres
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December 2017 – February 2018
Liveability Project - Revitalising Our Town Centres has finished this stagePlacescore Town Centres Survey where more 2,149 people responded with ideas for our town centres
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October 2019
Liveability Project - Revitalising Our Town Centres has finished this stageUrbis engaged by Council to prepare a Masterplan and talk to the community about revitalising town centres
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August 2020
Liveability Project - Revitalising Our Town Centres has finished this stageDraft Master Plan for Revitalising Our Town Centres of Richmond, South Windsor and Windsor and Public Domain Plan on public
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September 2020
Liveability Project - Revitalising Our Town Centres has finished this stageReview community feedback on Masterplans and make any required changes
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September - October 2020
Liveability Project - Revitalising Our Town Centres has finished this stageAsk Council to sign off on Masterplans and Public Domain Plans
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October 2020 – July 2021
Liveability Project - Revitalising Our Town Centres has finished this stageStart Detailed Design on the priority projects
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June 2021
Liveability Project - Revitalising Our Town Centres has finished this stageUndertake underground utility assessment and mapping
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Detailed Site Surveys undertaken of each town centre
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Aboriginal Due Diligence Assessment (ADDA)
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Historic Heritage Assessment for each town centre
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Engineering Assessment
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Flood Risk Analysis by Hydraulic Engineers
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Concept Design Plans developed
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September 2021 – Tree Contractor engaged for the project – 313 trees secured
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October 2021
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Undertake Statement of Heritage Impact – dependant on findings may require a Heritage and Aboriginal Cultural Assessment
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29 March 2022 - Notice of Motion – Retention of Iconic Features of Windsor Mall
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March 2022 - Select Tender for Richmond and South Windsor Construction phase
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April /May 2022 – Commence construction Richmond and South Windsor/Awaiting heritage approval Windsor Town Centre
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13 September 2022 - Council meeting – Notice of Motion – Retention of Gas Lamps
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April / May 2022 - Design Review and further investigations
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September 2022 – ongoing – gas lamp investigations and design review
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February 2023 - Practical completion of Construction in South Windsor Town Centre
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February 2023 - Business Information Session - 23 February 2023
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February 2023 - Heritage Approval for Windsor Town Centre
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March 2023 - Council meeting - Notice of Motion - Potential changes to project scope and request for briefing - 14 March 2023
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March 2023 - Councillor briefing - 21 March 2023
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April 2023 - Council meeting 18 April 2023 - Decision to be made about how the project will proceed in Windsor Town Centre.
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May 2023 – Practical Completion of Construction in Richmond Town Centre
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Tender for Stage 1 Windsor Construction Phase – Windsor Train Station to Fitzgerald Street – 31 October 2023
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Stage 1 Windsor Construction Phase - Contractor Appointed – Early 2024.
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Stage 1 Windsor Construction Phase - contractor commenced – Early 2024
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Tender for Stage 1a – Windsor Construction Phase - Baker Street to Bridge Street (Thompson Square) – TBA
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Stage 1a Windsor Construction Phase - Contactor appointed – TBA
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Stage 2 Windsor Mall consultation and re submit designs to Council Meeting - TBA
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