Paper Mill Food recognised as most Outstanding Integrated Development of the year
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Mayor Waller congratulates Liverpool’s premier riverside dining precinct, The Paper Mill Food for winning most Outstanding Integrated Development of 2019 at the Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue’s Greater Western Sydney ‘Project of the Year’ Awards.
“This is not only a win for one of our local developments, it is a win for all of Liverpool,” Mayor Waller said.
“Beautiful, modern and sophisticated – The Paper Mill Food is part of the changing face of our city.
“Since attending The Paper Mill Food’s launch in August, I have returned many times to enjoy the eclectic food and the elegant atmosphere.”
Liverpool City Council saw great potential in The Paper Mill Food and approved a development application in 2016 for the adaptive reuse of the heritage listed Paper Mill.
In 2017, Council adjusted planning controls to allow for the redevelopment of the Shepherd Street precinct.
“The Paper Mill Food precinct complements Council’s Casula Parklands and the future developments planned for Light Horse Park,” Mayor Waller said.
“Liverpool is emerging as Sydney’s third CBD and our hardworking residents deserve recreational spaces that match their growing aspirations.
“Council’s vision for Liverpool is coming together and we support The Paper Mill Food for delivering a quality, must-visit food destination for the community.”