South Fremantle Power Station redevelopment

The City of Cockburn's response to WAtoday on 15 September 2022 about the redevelopment of South Fremantle Power Station in North Coogee

Question: How disappointed is the city that Australian Capital Equity has pulled out of the South Freo project?
Answer:
The City strongly believes the former South Fremantle Power station site will play a distinctive role as a unique coastal landmark incorporating a vibrant mixed use development to enhance the Cockburn Coast, provide a national tourism destination and a regional employment hub.
We are disappointed, but the opportunity to get involved in the realisation of this coastal gem is still very much alive.
 
Question: What does this mean for the project and the broader area?
Answer: 
See above
 
Question: What would the City like the government to do to finally rejuvenate the area and the building?
Answer: 
We appeal for the State Government to acknowledge the State significance of the heritage-listed South Fremantle Power Station for the benefit of all West Australians.
This site represents a fantastic opportunity for the State Government to make this redevelopment a project of significance and a coordinated approach by State Government agencies would help achieve this. 

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Media and Communications Officer
City of Cockburn

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Phone 08 9411 3551

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