From: Register of
major projects – Metropolitan Area.
Proposal title: Abercrombie Street
Precinct, University of Sydney (MP 07_0158)
Description: Concept plan to develop a new
educational precinct within the site bounded by Abercrombie Street, Codrington Street, Darlington Street and Golden Grove Street
Location: Abercrombie Street Precinct is
generally bounded by Darlington Road to the north, Codrington Street to the
east, Abercrombie Street to the south and Golden Grove Street and Darlington Public School to the west, excluding: 88,
90-93, 97 and 120 Darlington Road and Darlington
Public School, Golden Grove Street, Darlington
Local Government Area: City of Sydney
Approval Authority: Minister for Planning
Relevant Legislation: Part 3A of the Environmental
Planning and Assessment Act 1979
Proponent: University of Sydney
(USYD)
Status: Declared a major project (clause 6
of the Major Project SEPP) on 12 December 2007
Documents available: Record
of clause 6 opinion; proposed concept plan and preliminary assessment
report (Part
1, Part
2, Part
3); Director-General’s
requirements for Environmental Assessment
Further inquiries: Svetlana Kotevska on 
(02) 9228 6574
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