What is safe to say?

• Synergy owns the building and is open to interested third parties.
• Western Power land was excluded from the 2021 transaction.
• A conditional agreement was executed in December 2021; use only as historical fact.
• The heritage identifier is place 3381.
• The project area is a multi-owner, multi-interest precinct.
• The site is classified remediated for restricted use.
• Medium/high-density residential can be compatible subject to restrictions.
• The 2014 plan already contemplated the obvious mixed-use ingredients.

• Current ownership and easements are not yet fully mapped.
• Current contamination scope and cost are not known.
• Transport, rail, servicing and coastal constraints are known workstreams—not costed conclusions.
• Current planning yield and entitlement are not settled by historical plans.
• Fiveight is plausible by portfolio; appetite is not established.
• A government pathway exists, but the right route for this project is unconfirmed.

• Current structural condition and conservation capex.
• A $100m Western Power relocation cost.
• A demonstrated premium-wellness market gap.
• Current Fiveight interest.
• Existing enforceable originator rights for Scarlet and Nicole.

The power-station site should not be described as classified “contaminated—remediation required.” The record made available in the research states “remediated for restricted use.” Adjacent landfill records must remain separate.