Sanctuary Point Library - Project Paused
The Sanctuary Point Library project has been placed on pause, in accordance with Council Meeting 
MIN24.148 (25/03/2024), until Council’s financial position improves.
Shoalhaven City Council is committed to delivering a district library in Sanctuary Point. Investigations will continue to identify a feasible solution, in accordance with Council Meeting MIN24.241 (06/05/2024).
For more information about the work we are doing to improve our financial sustainability, please visit our Financial Sustainability Program webpage. web page.
For more information about the project, please visit the Sanctuary Point Library Get Involved web page.
Kind regards,
Community Engagement Team
Shoalhaven City Council
EDITOR'S NOTES: Well it appears all the funding allocated to ensure this project goes through with the new revamped plans, has run out of money. My understanding ever since the project has been in place - it may have costed Council $2M so far. So, now this has been placed on the 'Back Burner'. Is that what we need as Council got the entire community, led by my the current Green's Party Mayor, Amanada Findley, why didn't she do her sums up properly before, instead of leading our community astray?
Secondly, They are naming it 'Sanctuary Point Library', I thought it was 'The bay & Basin Library'?
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About 2 months or so, I wanted to share my ideas on how why and where to catch our local buses. I can answer these with visual effects, as ...
Yes John. The library is intended to be a facility for the Bay and Basin and also extends to include Sussex Inlet and Tomerong. Appropriate transport routes are key to making this viable. Thank you for your observations and updates.
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