I think the community is very lucky that Graythwaite was bought by Shore school and not an individual or company who would develop the site for a profit. This submission ensures the preservation and renewal of a building that was in a dreadful state of neglect and it will preserve a large green space. Children are our future and it is important to look ahead and provide facilities which will support a variety of boys with different needs and abilities and give them different learning options and opportunities. I wholly support this application

I strongly support the proposed redevelopment of Graythwaite as an educational establishment. The applicant - Shore - appears to have an unrivalled record for restoring heritage items, befitting the Dibbs legacy.

I am aware of the recent high-profile campaign by many local residents to secure NSW taxpayer-funding to make this space an addition to North Sydney's already admirable list of public green spaces. However, the outcome achieved by the State, which includes not only maintaining large green spaces and restoring many of these buildings but also creating a new, purpose-built medical facility in Ryde - is a significantly better outcome for the community as a whole.

The level of detail and the quality of the submissions involved in this application would indicate that this process has perhaps already greatly exceeded the standards usually applied to maintain the integrity of our heritage items. It would be good for the restoration now to be effected as soon as possible.

I strongly support the proposed redevelopment of Graythwaite as an educational establishment. The applicant - Shore - appears to have an unrivalled record for restoring heritage items, befitting the Dibbs legacy.

I am aware of the recent high-profile campaign by many local residents to secure NSW taxpayer-funding to make this space an addition to North Sydney's already admirable list of public green spaces. However, the outcome achieved by the State, which includes not only maintaining large green spaces and restoring many of these buildings but also creating a new, purpose-built medical facility in Ryde - is a significantly better outcome for the community as a whole.

The level of detail and the quality of the submissions involved in this application would indicate that this process has perhaps already greatly exceeded the standards usually applied to maintain the integrity of our heritage items. It would be good for the restoration now to be effected as soon as possible.

I strongly support the proposed redevelopment of Graythwaite as an educational establishment. The applicant - Shore - appears to have an unrivalled record for restoring heritage items, befitting the Dibbs legacy.

I am aware of the recent high-profile campaign by many local residents to secure NSW taxpayer-funding to make this space an addition to North Sydney's already admirable list of public green spaces. However, the outcome achieved by the State, which includes not only maintaining large green spaces and restoring many of these buildings but also creating a new, purpose-built medical facility in Ryde - is a significantly better outcome for the community as a whole.

The level of detail and the quality of the submissions involved in this application would indicate that this process has perhaps already greatly exceeded the standards usually applied to maintain the integrity of our heritage items. It would be good for the restoration now to be effected as soon as possible.

This project application represents an excellent outcome for the School and wider communities. It will ensure the preservation of a most significant element of the National Heritage and give it a renewed useful life; it will preserve a large green space within five kilometres of the city centre and it will give opportunity for the development of new facilities to enable one of Australia's leading Schools to enhance the educational options
for its student body.

This project application represents an excellent outcome for the School and wider communities. It will ensure the preservation of a most significant element of the National Heritage and give it a renewed useful life; it will preserve a large green space within five kilometres of the city centre and it will give opportunity for the development of new facilities to enable one of Australia's leading Schools to enhance the educational options
for its student body.

Hello, I support the further development and restoration of Grathwaithe.
As a local resident, I am excited that this beautiful old biulding can be restored & becomes a functioning building is great. I think that as part of an educational facility this is also great.
It seems that the development is very sensitive to the park lands around the buildings and that this preserved and enhanced green space is excellent.
Thanks Tim Burton-Taylor

Hello, I support the further development and restoration of Grathwaithe.
As a local resident, I am excited that this beautiful old biulding can be restored & becomes a functioning building is great. I think that as part of an educational facility this is also great.
It seems that the development is very sensitive to the park lands around the buildings and that this preserved and enhanced green space is excellent.
Thanks Tim Burton-Taylor

I've been a resident of North Sydney for 11 years and like 99% of the residents never knew or really cared about this place. Having seen the dilapidated wreck I'm pleased to see it being re-developed by perhaps one of the few organisations that might actually restore the original home and leave the grounds largely in tact.
Please fast track the approval of this application so the new owners can restore the place to its former glory and we can stop having tedious self serving sanctimonious drivel from the minute proportion of the community who object constantly regurgitated in the Mosman Daily.

I support the project as it delivers a number of benefits to the community.