FLAG Harold Park

The City of Sydney reports for the Precinct 1 & 2 buildings have been finalised for the Central Sydney Planning Committee.  They can be uploaded at the link below:
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If you want to speak at the CSPC meeting, phone the City’s Secretariat on 9265 9190 to register your interest by 12 noon tomorrow (26 July 2012). Guidelines for speakers are at: http://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/Council/MeetingsAndCommittees/GuidelinesForSpeakers.asp

The City of Sydney reports have been finalised for the Central Sydney Planning Committee.  They can be uploaded at the link below and include the following:

Development Application: Harold Park

Attachment A: Conditions of Consent

Attachment B: Selected Architectural Drawings

Attachment C: Selected Public Domain Plans

Attachment D: Photomontages

Attachment E: Shadow Diagrams

Attachment F: Summary of Submissions

Attachment G: Traffic Modelling Report

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FLAG Harold Park is concerned that a member of the Central Sydney Planning Committee (Robert Webster) is a former director of developer Mirvac.

FLAG’s letter to Brad Hazard re Robert Webster’s involvement on the Central Sydney Planning Committee when he is a former Mirvac company director

The City of Sydney is developing a master plan for the parklands at Johnstons Creek. The master plan aims to link the existing parks near Glebe Foreshore – Bicentennial, Federal and Jubilee – with future open space at The Crescent in Annandale, the area between Bicentennial Park and Harold Park known as “the Hill” and new parklands and community space that will be part of the Harold Park development.

FLAG welcomes the City of Sydney’s commitment to a separate traffic study to “model the cumulative impacts of all major existing and proposed developments across the LGA south of the CBD, including Harold Park and the Bays Precinct generated traffic… The results will be used by the planning and transport units to evaluate likely requirements for roads, public transport and active transport infrastructure and services supply over the next 20 years”.

We requested this study be undertaken in December 2011.