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Rufous Street plan tick

By MEGAN OGLE

THE development of the new Rufous Street precinct is expected to be approved and ratified by council this month as local residents welcome the new community space.
In a report put before the Planning and Environment Committee on Tuesday 12 July, the new space is said to be an integrated community based development consisting of a digital hub, new community house, cafe, amenities, playground and offices.
The two-storey digital hub will include co-work spaces with shared facilities and services, meeting rooms and event spaces, while the top floor will include larger office spaces for commercial lease.
There will also be a smaller building which includes public amenities, a small food and beverage outlet or office space.
The development will be carried out in stages with a new community house being built in the second stage and will include an earth ramp to a green roof and open and covered break-out areas with 23 car parking spaces provided on the lower level.
The open spaces have been earmarked for a playground, but further community consultation will be undertaken to determine appropriate uses for the site.

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