Start: 2011-02-03T07:00:00
End: 2011-02-03T09:00:00
Location: Factory Community Centre, 67 Raglan Street Waterloo
– RWA’s
Draft BEP 2 –
Planning
Controls for the Redevelopment of the Consolidated Redfern and Waterloo Public
Housing Estates
- Plan
includes a draft planning framework for the Redfern and Waterloo
concentrated social housing areas and HNSW’s South Eveleigh site. - Plan
allows for redevelopment of the HNSW estates over 20-25 years - Most
High Rise to be kept with new infill buildings around some of them - HNSW
Redfern & Waterloo Walkups demolished over 20 year period - Floor
space increase of over 2 hectares for HNSW in South Eveleigh - No
RWA planning controls proposed for HNSW properties in Waterloo Conservation
Area or HNSW scattered sites these are under Council LEP - No
indication of how HNSW stock outside defined area will be renewed - 3500
private units go into Estates (no population estimates in report) - 700
Affordable Housing places to be included in the estate areas - 700
HNSW units displaced replaced elsewhere in the City of Sydney - Proposed
Business Mixed Use Zones for Elizabeth, Cope & McEvoy Sts - Building
heights up to 12 storeys allowed subject to design merit in 8 storey
zoning - Over
15 hectares or 35% more floor space than City of Sydney proposed - Includes
Urban Design Guiding Principles & Design Excellence Provision - Remove
road closures, 60% non-car travel target & less parking per unit - RWA
Traffic study says modest impact on traffic & parking - Public
space, parks & facilities to be outlined in future planning studies
but not in current proposed planning controls - Future
planning studies to do more work on Transport, Public Domain &
Community Facilities - Comments
feed into a SMDA Urban Renewal Study & HNSW Masterplan - Final
controls will be formally exhibited before coming into effect.
6PM
Sharp THURSDAY 3th FEBRUARY 2011
Factory
Community Centre, 67 Raglan Street Waterloo
REDWatch seeks to ensure extensive community involvement in
all decisions made about Redfern Eveleigh Darlington and Waterloo. REDWatch is
made up of residents, people who work in the area and friends of the area.
You can download a PDF version of this flyer from – REDWatch BEP2
Meeting with RWA & HNSW Flyer