Indicative Development Central – Chippendale
This is Central to Eveleigh near Central Station and Chippendale after Indicative Development as shown in “NSW is Open for Business” in February 2014.
Indicative Development Lawson St to Cleveland Street
This is Central to Eveleigh between Lawson Street and Cleveland Street after Indicative Development as shown in “NSW is Open for Business” in February 2014.
Indicative Development Redfern Station
This is Central to Eveleigh near Redfern Station after Indicative Development as shown in “NSW is Open for Business” in February 2014.
Indicative Development Eveleigh
This is Central to Eveleigh Eveleigh precinct after Indicative Development as shown in “NSW is Open for Business” in February 2014.
Indicative Development Macdonaldtown
This is Central to Eveleigh near Macdonaldtown after Indicative Development as shown in “NSW is Open for Business” in February 2014.
After Indicative Development
This is Central to Eveleigh after Indicative Development as shown in “NSW is Open for Business” in February 2014.
Before Indicative Development
This is Central to Eveleigh before Indicative Development as shown in “NSW is Open for Business” in February 2014.
Current and future Sydney City population growth Floor Space & Employment Survey –
This presentation was made by the City of Sydney Council to a Police CSPC meeting on 8th May 2014. It provides an indication of the expected growth in the City of Sydney LGA. It was prepared by the City’s Research, Strategy & Corporate Planning Unit Social & Economic Research section. Download: Redfern LAC presentation COS.pdf … Read more
Central to Eveleigh – Some REDWatch Concerns
Prior to the June 2014 UrbanGrowth NSW (UG) focus groups REDWatch raised some concerns about the process proposed with UG. Subsequemtly REDWatch produced the document below to place our concerns in the public domain and to make these concerns available to other groups and stakeholders. The paper bel Read More…
Council Subcommittee to Consider UrbanGrowth MOUs – 22 July 2014
Council’s Planning and Development Committee on Tuesday 22nd July will be considering Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) between the City Council and UrbanGrowth NSW. Below are details of the MOUs being coinsidered and some REDWatch comments. Read More…