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Precinct<br />

Subzone 3a (southern: Haymarket)<br />

Impacts on<br />

streetscape<br />

S1: Sussex Street Low beneficial Negligible<br />

Subzone 3b (southern: Central Station)<br />

S6: Pitt Street Negligible Negligible<br />

Subzone 3c (southern: Ultimo and Broadway)<br />

S4: Ultimo Road Negligible Negligible<br />

S5: Broadway Low beneficial Negligible<br />

Subzone 3d (southern: Pitt Street and Goulburn Street)<br />

S2: Goulburn Street Negligible Negligible<br />

S3: Pitt Street Low adverse Negligible<br />

Subzone 4a (college: Wentworth Avenue)<br />

C1: Wentworth Avenue Negligible Negligible<br />

Subzone 4b (college: College Street/Hyde Park)<br />

C2: College Street Moderate-low<br />

adverse<br />

Zone 5: financial<br />

Impacts on the landscape<br />

character<br />

Low adverse<br />

F1: Macquarie Street Low adverse Negligible<br />

F2: Macquarie Street Negligible Negligible<br />

The landscape and streetscape impacts resulting from the operational changes<br />

introduced under the proposal can be broadly summarised as follows:<br />

A negligible impact on the landscape character <strong>of</strong> each zone due to the limited<br />

change in the form and function <strong>of</strong> each road corridor and its relationship to the<br />

overall characteristics <strong>of</strong> each zone<br />

Certain locations that would experience a low adverse impact on the<br />

streetscape character due to the change and altered influence traffic would<br />

have within the road corridor<br />

Certain locations that would experience a low beneficial impact on the<br />

streetscape character due to the reinforcement <strong>of</strong> the road’s function by<br />

reallocating priorities and the removing traffic conflicts.<br />

The two exceptions would be at work site C2: College Street and F1: Macquarie<br />

Street where in both locations traffic would become more influential in two sensitive<br />

streetscapes and landscape zones.<br />

Visual amenity (operational) impacts from tree pruning and removal<br />

The proposal would require the removal and pruning <strong>of</strong> trees in seven locations.<br />

Table 6-46 summarises the visual, amenity and aesthetic impact associated with this<br />

component <strong>of</strong> the works. Amenity impacts have been considered in the relation to:<br />

The inherent value <strong>of</strong> the trees<br />

The nature <strong>of</strong> the impact (i.e. whether the tree is pruned or removed)<br />

Sydney City Centre Capa<strong>city</strong> Improvement 353<br />

Review <strong>of</strong> Environmental Factors

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