Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
This is a diagram of how the Civic Space proposed on Gibbons Street at Redfern Station and Marian Street Park may be landscaped. This Diagram is taken from page 32 of the Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan (Stage One) August 2006. File is 81 KB. Download: Civic Space 1.pdf »
This is a diagram of how the Civic Space proposed for Little Eveleigh Park at North Eveleigh may be landscaped. This Diagram is taken from page 33 of the Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan (Stage One) August 2006. File is 84 KB. Download: Civic Space 2.pdf »
This is table 4.1 from the RWA Built Environment Plan (Stage One) of August 2006 which sets out the exisiting and new land use zones, heights and floor space ratios for RWA strategic sites set out in the final Plan. File is 23 KB PDF. Download: Contol comparison.pdf »
This is a copy of the SEPP for the Redfern Waterloo on 28th August 2006 when Gazetted. It creates the planning frame work for the State Significant area. File is 297 Kb PDF. Download: redf_waterloo_amendment_final.pdf »
This is the heritage map associated with the SEPP on 28th August 2006 when Gazetted. It shows the heritage sites recognised by the RWA in the RWA State Significant area. File is 3 Mb PDF. Download: redf_waterloo_heritage_map_140806.pdf »
This is the Floor Space Ratio (FSR) map associated with the SEPP on 28th August 2006 when Gazetted. It shows the proposed FSR for the RWA State Significant area. File is 3 Mb PDF. Download: redf_waterloo_floor_space_ratio_map140806.pdf »
This is the height map associated with the SEPP on 28th August 2006 when Gazetted. It shows the proposed Height for the RWA State Significant area. File is 3 Mb PDF. Download: redf_waterloo_ building_height_map140806.pdf »
This is the zoning map associated with the SEPP on 28th August 2006 when Gazetted. It shows the proposed Zoning for the RWA State Significant area. File is 3 Mb PDF. Download: redf_waterloo_zoning_map 140806.pdf »
This is the Items of heritage and buildings of historical interest (pdf ~640kb) Diagram 3.6 from the October 2006 Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan. Download: diagrams_3_6_bep.pdf »
This is the Indicative location of publicly accessible openspace areas within RWA’s strategic sites (pdf ~628kb) Diagram 3.5 from the October 2006 Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan. Download: diagrams_3_5_bep.pdf »
This is the Floor space ratios for RWA’s strategic sites (pdf ~997kb) Diagram 3.4 from the October 2006 Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan. Download: diagrams_3_4_bep.pdf »
This is the Heights for RWA’s strategic sites (pdf ~1.2mb) Diagram 3.3 from the October 2006 Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan. Download: diagrams_3_3_bep.pdf »
This is the Land use zones for RWA’s strategic sites (pdf ~2.2mb) Diagram 3.2 from the October 2006 Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan. Download: diagrams_3_2_bep.pdf »
This is the Land use Strategy for RWA’s strategic sites (pdf ~901kb) Diagram 3.1 from the October 2006 Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan. Download: diagrams_3_1_bep.pdf »
This is the Proximity to Sydney CBD and Other Facilities (pdf ~707kb) Diagram 2.2 from the October 2006 Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan. Download: diagrams_2_2_bep.pdf »
This is the Strategic location of Redfern-Waterloo (pdf ~367kb) Diagram 2.1 from the October 2006 Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan. Download: diagrams_2_1_bep.pdf »
This is the RWA Operational Area and RWA Strategic Sites (pdf ~519kb) Diagram 1.1 from the October 2006 Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan. Download: diagrams_1_1_bep.pdf »
This diagram is found in section 1 of the Draft Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan (Stage One) February 2006 page 4. File is 14 KB PDF. Download: RWP.pdf »
This is diagram 2.2 from the Draft Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan (Stage One) February 2006. The file is 147 KB PDF. Download: proximity.pdf »
This is diagram 2.1 from the Draft Redfern-Waterloo Built Environment Plan (Stage One) February 2006. The file is 144KB PDF. Download: Strategic Location.pdf »