PR Watch
Billbergia is free to promote its proposal. Residents are free to document that promotion and test every claim against the public record.
A presentation, survey, webinar, flyer or marketing campaign does not prove that residents support the proposal. It also does not prove that claimed public benefits are approved, legally guaranteed, adequately funded or sufficient to offset the impacts of 1,200 dwellings and two towers of up to 50 storeys.
Billbergia advertised and conducted private community information sessions on 27 June and 2 July 2026 — a Marina Square session on 27 June 2026 and an online session on 2 July 2026. These sessions have now concluded. They were developer-led consultation and promotion — not the official public exhibition for SSD-99885210.
The official exhibition will only occur through the NSW Planning Portal. No exhibition date has been officially notified. The project is at Prepare EIS stage and has not been finally approved.
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Upload evidence →Billbergia’s download is titled “June 2027”, but the document’s contents correspond to the June/July 2026 consultation program. This appears to be a developer filename error. It is not evidence of a June 2027 exhibition date.
Developer material records what Billbergia is promoting. It does not independently verify the proposal’s impacts, prove community support, guarantee the advertised benefits or mean the development has been approved. Artist impressions are marketing images, not approved plans. Official status and documents should be checked through the NSW Planning Portal.
Do not upload secretly recorded audio or private personal details. If you received a phone call, submit the date, time, number if visible, and your written notes of what was said.