NSW Premier Chris Minns says he will not begin negotiations for the potential government acquisition of Rosehill racecourse until after the club members vote on the proposal on April 3, and he expected talks over any purchase to be ‘long and laborious’.
The ATC confirmed this week it had changed tack in its approach to the Rosehill process and would seek a $5 billion price tag directly from the NSW government for Rosehill rather than develop and commercialise the site itself.
Those details were included in the two resolutions it has asked members to vote on at the Club’s Extraordinary General Meeting on April 3.
That led to suggestions that the Minns government had already agreed to acquire the site, something the ATC ruled out in its Notice Of Meeting, issued on Wednesday evening.
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