Sanctuary Point Library

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Shoalhaven City Council has committed funding towards the Development Application ready design of a new District Library for the Bay and Basin area in Sanctuary Point.

The Sanctuary Point District Library will inject new life into the Sanctuary Point village by providing a hub of community activity; access to technology and information; a place for meeting, collaborating, connecting, studying; and access to business spaces, reader services and collections.

This project involves:

  • preparation of a concept design
  • community consultation
  • preparation of documentation for lodgement of a Development Application
  • preparation of Detail Design
  • preparation of documentation for Tender for Construction.


Community Consultation

Council will provide a number of opportunities for the community to provide input into the design of Sanctuary Point Library throughout the project. View the News Feed and Lifecycle for any current or upcoming opportunities.

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Shoalhaven City Council has committed funding towards the Development Application ready design of a new District Library for the Bay and Basin area in Sanctuary Point.

The Sanctuary Point District Library will inject new life into the Sanctuary Point village by providing a hub of community activity; access to technology and information; a place for meeting, collaborating, connecting, studying; and access to business spaces, reader services and collections.

This project involves:

  • preparation of a concept design
  • community consultation
  • preparation of documentation for lodgement of a Development Application
  • preparation of Detail Design
  • preparation of documentation for Tender for Construction.


Community Consultation

Council will provide a number of opportunities for the community to provide input into the design of Sanctuary Point Library throughout the project. View the News Feed and Lifecycle for any current or upcoming opportunities.

Stay Informed

The News Feed on this page will be updated as the project develops. To be notified of updates, subscribe via the Stay Informed function.

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    Community Workshop Registration

    Council’s consultants will be facilitating community workshops on Wednesday 9 December for the broader community to provide input in the concept design development of the Sanctuary Point District Library.  

    Please fill in the below Expression of Interest to register your participation. Registration closes at 4pm Wednesday 8 December 2020.

    Please note that participation in the workshops is limited to 25 participants per workshop.

    If you are unable to attend either workshops, you can leave your feedback using the Feedback Form on the main page.

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    Feedback Form - Concept Designs

    Council’s consultants will be facilitating community workshops on Wednesday 9 December for the broader community to provide input in the concept design development of the Sanctuary Point District Library. 

    The following feedback form is available for those who cannot attend the workshops.

    Feedback closes on Sunday 13 December 2020.


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    Sanctuary Point District Library Survey


    We are currently working with planners and library staff to determine what services and resources will be available at the new Sanctuary Point District Library.

    This survey has been crafted from previous correspondence received from the community in regard to what they would like to see at the new library.

    Please provide you input by 5pm, Friday 26 June 2020.


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