Planning documents reveal indicative uses for the mixed-use space could include offices, tertiary education, medical uses, a school and an entertainment precinct which would potentially feature bars, cafes, restaurants and more.
A draft planning proposal report suggests the plans would generate about $27.8 billion in economic activity based on a construction cost of $8.72 billion.
The proposal also has the potential to create about 23,000 new jobs, according to an economic assessment report.
Article originally published in the Liverpool Leader, September 5 2020.