sydney-city-centre-review-of-environmental-factors

Effect
Socioeconomic impacts
Affected
factors/receivers
Location
Minor loss of pedestrian capacity and
safety as a result of either removing,
adjusting, modifying footpaths and/or
kerb extensions
Pedestrians Work sites NW1, NW2,
R1, R2, R3, R4, S1,
S3, C1, C2 and F1
Minor effects on businesses and
people who rely on being able to
park, unload goods or undertake
other kerbside activities due to the
timing alterations and/or loss of
kerbside provisions
Landscape character and visual impacts
Road users
Adjacent
businesses and
deliveries
Roadside
properties
Work sites NW1, NW2,
R1, R2, R3, R4, S1,
S3, C1, C2 and F1
Low adverse impact on the
streetscape character of certain
roads due to the change and altered
influence traffic would have within the
road corridor
Members of the
public
Adjacent
businesses
Roadside
properties
Work sites NW2, R2,
R5, S3, C2 and F1
Low to moderate visual impact on
certain receivers due to the change
and altered influence traffic would
have within the road corridor in
locations where the roads are framed
by sensitive (heritage-listed) buildings
Heritage-listed
buildings
Adjacent
businesses
Roadside
properties
The entire proposal
footprint
Members of the
public
Removal of seven ‘non-significant ‘
trees and the potential requirement to
prune or work within the root zone of
eight additional trees
Trees
Members of the
public
Work sites R2, S5, S6,
C1, C2 and F1
Safeguards and management measures have been identified to avoid, reduce,
address, manage and minimise the proposal’s predicted adverse impacts. These are
summarised in Chapter 7. Providing these are implemented, there is expected to be
no significant cumulative effects resulting from the proposal’s construction or
operation.
Sydney City Centre Capacity Improvement 433
Review of Environmental Factors