Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
On 15 December 2015 the NSW Government anounced that a station on its proposed Metro railway line would be built at Waterloo. The Metro anouncement was accompanied by the anouncement that the Waterloo
The planning proposal maps the site on the Retail Premises Map, in line with Sydney LEP 2012 controls. The George Street corridor is excluded from the Restricted Retail Premises provision, while the remainder of the site is subject to this provision. In accordance with Sydney LEP 2012 clause 7.23 ‘Large retail development outside of Green … Read more
This planning proposal also maps Active Street Frontages in Sydney LEP 2012, along the extent of George Street and on corners and laneways extending off the sides of George Street. This mapping is used by clause 7.27 ‘Active street frontages’ and requires all premises on the ground floor of identified buildings to be used for … Read more
This map shows the height of buildings in storeys suggested in the Waterloo South Design Guide. For more information on heights used in the Waterloo South planning proposal read REDWatch’s article on Building heights in the Waterloo South Planning Proposal
This is a simplified height of buildings map used for the Waterloo South consultation. It has no statutory basis. For more information on heights used in the Waterloo South planning proposal read REDWatch’s article on Building heights in the Waterloo South Planning Proposal.
This Urban Strategy map is from the Draft Design Guide and has the same height layout as the storey height guide in this document but it has no key to show heights. It also includes parks and other design elements.
This diagram shows the proposed Local Environment Plan maximum heights proposed for Waterloo South. For more information on heights used in the Waterloo South planning proposal read REDWatch’s article on Building heights in the Waterloo South Planning Proposal
This map shows the Waterloo South proposed Land Use Zoning Map with the proposed zones. Permissible uses under each zone are shown in the article.
Below are the consultation and capacity building details for the Waterloo South Planning Proposal. We will update this as more information comes to hand. Read More…
Height of buildings is basic to understanding a planning proposal. This planning proposal makes understanding height difficult by dealing with it in a number of ways. Also height maps in the documents do not always agree. Here REDWatch unpacks the Height of buildings in the Waterloo South planning p Read More…
The Overshadowing Drawings for the Waterloo (South) Planning Proposal are only found in the Appendix B of the Addendum to urban design report by Hassell. To enable easy access to these drawings that give information of the shadows at different times of the day mid winter and mid summer and at the Equinox, we have … Read more