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SAD NEWS: $50M Bulldogs ‘Centre of Excellence’ Plan Faces Shocking Roadblock: Flood Maps Uncover Hidden Dangers!”
A report on the proposed $50m Bulldogs “centre of excellence” has failed to assess flood risks, despite council mapping revealing the site is at risk of ending up completely underwater.
A scoping report for the proposed Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs “centre of excellence” has failed to assess flood risks, despite council mapping revealing the site sits on an “island” that’s at risk of ending up completely underwater.
Canterbury Bankstown Council’s latest flood maps have unveiled a significant issue for the proposed $50 million Bulldogs ‘Centre of Excellence.’ As the council prepares to move forward with the ambitious project aimed at elevating the Bulldogs’ training facilities, the newly revealed flood risk data has raised serious concerns.
Sources close to the council indicate that the flood maps show several areas within the proposed site could be susceptible to severe flooding, potentially jeopardizing the safety and functionality of the facility. This shocking revelation has left many questioning the viability of the project and whether it can go ahead as planned.
Bulldogs officials, including CEO Aaron Shaff, expressed their commitment to addressing these concerns while ensuring the project remains a cornerstone of the club’s future. “We’re dedicated to creating a world-class training environment, and we’re actively working with the council to find solutions to these challenges,” Shaff stated.
As the council and Bulldogs organization navigate this unexpected hurdle, fans and stakeholders alike are left anxiously awaiting the next steps in this unfolding story. Will the ‘Centre of Excellence’ become a reality, or will flood risks wash away the dreams of Bulldogs supporters? Stay tuned for updates!
