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Table 6-8
Location
Affected property access and off-street parking during construction
Driveway type and location
Construction activity and likely duration of access restriction
(refer to Table 3-3 to Table 3-7)
Precinct 1: north west
NW1: Kent Street
B: Margaret Street
to Erskine Street
Sun Parking driveway access (western kerb) Short-term temporary reduction in access due to traffic
management controls and temporary footpath
restriction/closure to implement lane arrangement
reconfiguration.
D:Erskine Street to
King Street
Two private property driveway access (western kerb)
Siesta Inn Hotel car park access (eastern kerb)
The Office Hotel car park access (eastern kerb)
Short-term temporary reduction in access due to traffic
management controls and temporary footpath
restriction/closure to implement lane arrangement
reconfiguration and kerbside allocation modifications.
NW2: King Street
B: Sussex Street to
Kent Street
Driveway access to Kingsleigh residential (southern
kerb)
Driveway access to Kingsley Steakhouse parking
(southern kerb)
Medium-term temporary restriction in access due to traffic
management controls, temporary footpath
restrictions/closure to implement kerbside allocation
modifications on the southern kerb and the requirement to
regrade and resurface the road.
D: Kent Street to
Clarence Street
H: York Street to
George Street
One private property driveway access (northern kerb) Short-term temporary delay in access due to limited traffic
management controls and temporary footpath
restriction/closure to implement kerbside allocation
modifications on the southern kerb and remove parking on
the southern kerb.
Driveway access to 77 King Street (southern kerb) Medium-term temporary restriction in access due to traffic
management controls, temporary footpath
restrictions/closure to implement kerbside allocation
modifications on the southern kerb and the requirement to
regrade and resurface the road.
Sydney City Centre Capacity Improvement 189
Review of Environmental Factors