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The Urban renewal Study will
accompany any new draft
planning controls and address:
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The built form;
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Public domain and open space;
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Crime prevention through design;
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Traffic;
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Transport and accessibility;
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The social impacts of development
including the need for additional
community facilities;
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Other issues raised by
the community; and
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The development of revised
planning controls.
stormwater management and gas
and water reticulation works;
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Demolition of the Timber
Shed extension to allow
for the construction of the
road and water; and
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Remediation of land (as required)
in the path of the infrastructure
works and the land to be developed
for affordable housing.
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The funding from the Commonwealth
will allow for the levies from
developers already collected by
the SMDA for affordable housing
to be used to provide more
affordable housing in the Redfern-
Waterloo area for future projects.
North Eveleigh
During 2011/2012, North
Eveleigh continued to serve as
a popular location for the filming
of advertisements and films as
well as photographic shoots for
magazines. The SMDA manages
all filming and photography at
North Eveleigh to ensure there is
no disruption or inconvenience to
nearby residents and stakeholders.
The Australian Government’s Housing
Affordability Fund (HAF) has provided
a grant of $7.2 million to the SMDA
for the development of at least 61
affordable housing dwellings in North
Eveleigh. The main aspects of the
project include infrastructure works,
remediation and the selection of a
community housing provider to build
and manage the affordable housing.
Works will include:
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Construction of a two way
vehicle site entry in the location
of the existing entry;
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Construction of a two way
road parallel to Wilson Street,
between the site entry and the
Carriage Workshop building;
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Associated car parking,
footpaths and landscaping;
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Telecommunications, electricity
distribution, sewage works,
Redfern-Waterloo Heritage
Interpretation Plan
The Eveleigh Railway Workshops
Interpretation Plan was endorsed
by the Minister for Planning and
Infrastructure on 8 February, 2012.
The specific aims of the
Interpretation Plan are to:
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Guide and facilitate interpretation of
the site’s heritage significance as a
conservation process designed to
sustain the site’s authenticity and
character as the sites are developed;
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Identify existing audiences and
visitor experiences on the Eveleigh
site, including workers, neighbours
resident in the district, tourists
and school groups, as well as to
explore opportunities to enhance
visitor numbers and experiences
in each of these categories;
– – Achieve enhanced public
understanding of the history of
the area and its significance to
residents, workers and visitors
by fostering active links with the
community, as well as with tourism,
education and recreation activities;
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