#192
Desmond

Published name

Desmond

1. What is your experience of Cockatoo Island / Wareamah?

Visited within last 2-5 years

2. Which of the following best describes your overall response to the Cockatoo Island / Wareamah Draft Master Plan?

Neutral

3. How important to you is each of the following Cockatoo Island / Wareamah Draft Master Plan objectives?

Response breakdown
40%
Very important
20%
Important
20%
Neutral
20%
Not important
Conserve, protect and interpret the World Heritage Values
Very important
Establish Cockatoo Island / Wareamah as a place for tourism, restaurants and cafes, accommodation, events, creativity and employment
Not important
Enhance the access and connection to the island for Greater Sydney
Important
Rehabilitate the island’s waters and built assets for the use and benefit of future generations
Neutral
Establish, conserve and protect First Nations values of place
Very important

4. The Cockatoo Island / Wareamah Draft Master Plan brings together many considerations to create an engaging experience. How satisfied are you that the draft master plan addresses each of the following historical themes?

Response breakdown
75%
Neutral
25%
Not satisfied
Connecting with Country
Neutral
Natural history
Not satisfied
Convicts, prisoners and school children
Neutral
Dock working, ship building and defending Australia
Neutral

Would you like to submit any specific feedback on the proposals within Cockatoo Island / Wareamah Draft Master Plan?

Please consider to make tree planting more informal, in groups or random just like its native setting in Australia. Formal linear, avenue or grid layout planting is very White European 'Colonalist' approach and must not be repeated on this island. These planting layouts also not suitable to the Sydney Harbour landscape. For Section 7.3 Building Removal Plan, my question is why removal of B92 and B93? It was a rundown building successfully hosted some of the most provoking artworks during Biennale of Sydney 2008. With the character of fine-grained, are nooks and crannies, cracks and broken part as qualities of the Island being taken into consideration?

Would you like to upload a document or documents?

No