We value the input from the community and are excited about the benefits the Precinct will provide for existing and future community.
Involving people from the very beginning is the best way to make projects better. Urban renewal is a long process, and we value the feedback received over the years. Consultation with Traditional Owners, stakeholders, local community and landowners is continual and ongoing.
At key stages we run formal consultations to seek feedback on specific activities or decisions which can be influenced by community feedback – but we’re always available and open to hearing ideas and feedback. We would like to ensure the information on our website is also the type of information you are looking for, and appreciate your feedback.
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Call for great ideas, receiving submissions from individual groups and businesses
Transformation Plan, building knowledge and understanding about the growth and opportunity for the Bays
Exploring opportunities and seeking community input to create Precinct Design Principles
Establish Project Working Group, meeting regularly (Department of Planning and Environment, TfNSW, Government Architect NSW, City of Sydney)
Receive 200+ Study requirements from Department of Planning and Environment and City of Sydney
Establish Community Working Group
Begin Masterplan Design and Technical Assessment to inform the Precinct Plan and carry out consultation on three Masterplan Scenarios
Public exhibition of State Significant Precinct Study for community and agency feedback. The State Significant Precinct Study included a range of technical assessments in response to the issued Study Requirements that investigate the impacts of the renewal, ranging from traffic and wind assessments through to solar (sun access) performance.
Response to Submissions Report submitted to Department of Planning and Environment, who makes a recommendation to the Minister
Receive rezoning determination (to be confirmed)
Bank Street Park consultation and design
Bank Street Park State Significant Development Application and consultation
Bank Street Park Construction
In parallel to the above process, the urban renewal of the existing Sydney Fish Market site will be underway. Development will be subject to State Significant Development consultation.