Our Plans for Greater Sydney
Our Plans for Greater Sydney Draft Greater Sydney Region Plan and draft District Plans 26 October 2017
Welcome to country Uncle Greg Simms
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Greater Sydney – the facts Greater Sydney – the facts
39%
40%
35%
Projected population growth 2016–2036
Projected housing growth 2016–2036
Projected jobs growth 2016–2036
Why do we need a vision for Greater Sydney? Why we need a vision for Greater Sydney? We need a vision that: Responds to the unique geography of the Sydney basin
Recognises great places and communities that people love Balances growth and opportunities across Greater Sydney Takes advantage of changing technological, lifestyle and economic trends Provides a unifying vision for all of Government.
The vision for Greater Sydney a metropolis of three cities
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Great places and local character Building great places that recognise local character and keep people connected with open and shared spaces, walkable communities and building social infrastructure.
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Bringing together land use, transport and infrastructure
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Liveability
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Housing by District
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Productivity
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Health and education precincts
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Metropolitan and strategic centres
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Industrial lands
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Sustainability
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Greater Sydney’s Green Grid
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Implementation – a shared vision
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To look forward we have to look back…
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How we have listened
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Looking to the future
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The foundations of the Greater Sydney Region Plan
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Infrastructure and Collaboration
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Collaboration Areas
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Revised Districts
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Revised District Plans
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The structure of the Plans Common elements across the draft Plans
Draft Greater Sydney Region Plan
Key themes
Vision
Ten Directions
Objectives
Metrics
Strategies Actions
Draft District Plans Planning Priorities Actions
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Why the plans have been revised Previous draft District Plans aligned to A Plan for Growing Sydney. The new Plans align to the draft Greater Sydney Region Plan.
In response to submissions and feedback from stakeholder and community engagement.
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Next steps Briefings 30 October - Eastern City District councils 31 October – Western City Districts councils 6 November- North District councils 9 November – South District councils 10 November – Central City District councils Aboriginal Land Councils Industry Community ‘What we heard’ District Dialogues Weekly Live Online social media sessions with Commissioners and senior Commission staff CALD focus groups Other… Industry and peak round tables, meetings, events, presentations Plans finalised early 2018
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Connect with the Commission /greatersydneycommission /gscsydney
/greatersydneycommission /greater-Sydney-commission www.greater.sydney
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Land use and infrastructure planning and delivery Collaboration
Agency
Focus
Western Sydney City Deal
Australian, State and local government
Governance, infrastructure and investment, housing, jobs, innovation, liveability, sustainability
Collaboration Areas
Greater Sydney Commission
Integrated place management, strategy drivers and infrastructure alignment
Priority Growth Areas Urban Renewal Corridors
NSW Department of Planning and Environment
New land releases, transport investment and urban renewal, infrastructure schedules and funding options
Priority Precincts
NSW Department of Planning and Environment
Housing diversity around centres and transit, Infrastructure schedules and funding options
Urban Transformation
UrbanGrowth NSW Development Corporation and Landcom
Optimisation of government-owned land and urban renewal
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Welcome to country Uncle Greg Simms
2
Greater Sydney – the facts Greater Sydney – the facts
39%
40%
35%
Projected population growth 2016–2036
Projected housing growth 2016–2036
Projected jobs growth 2016–2036
Why do we need a vision for Greater Sydney? Why we need a vision for Greater Sydney? We need a vision that: Responds to the unique geography of the Sydney basin
Recognises great places and communities that people love Balances growth and opportunities across Greater Sydney Takes advantage of changing technological, lifestyle and economic trends Provides a unifying vision for all of Government.
The vision for Greater Sydney a metropolis of three cities
5
6
Great places and local character Building great places that recognise local character and keep people connected with open and shared spaces, walkable communities and building social infrastructure.
7
8
9
10
Bringing together land use, transport and infrastructure
11
Liveability
12
Housing by District
13
Productivity
14
Health and education precincts
15
Metropolitan and strategic centres
16
Industrial lands
17
Sustainability
18
Greater Sydney’s Green Grid
19
Implementation – a shared vision
20
To look forward we have to look back…
21
How we have listened
22
Looking to the future
23
The foundations of the Greater Sydney Region Plan
24
Infrastructure and Collaboration
25
Collaboration Areas
26
Revised Districts
27
Revised District Plans
28
The structure of the Plans Common elements across the draft Plans
Draft Greater Sydney Region Plan
Key themes
Vision
Ten Directions
Objectives
Metrics
Strategies Actions
Draft District Plans Planning Priorities Actions
29
Why the plans have been revised Previous draft District Plans aligned to A Plan for Growing Sydney. The new Plans align to the draft Greater Sydney Region Plan.
In response to submissions and feedback from stakeholder and community engagement.
30
Next steps Briefings 30 October - Eastern City District councils 31 October – Western City Districts councils 6 November- North District councils 9 November – South District councils 10 November – Central City District councils Aboriginal Land Councils Industry Community ‘What we heard’ District Dialogues Weekly Live Online social media sessions with Commissioners and senior Commission staff CALD focus groups Other… Industry and peak round tables, meetings, events, presentations Plans finalised early 2018
31
Connect with the Commission /greatersydneycommission /gscsydney
/greatersydneycommission /greater-Sydney-commission www.greater.sydney
32
Land use and infrastructure planning and delivery Collaboration
Agency
Focus
Western Sydney City Deal
Australian, State and local government
Governance, infrastructure and investment, housing, jobs, innovation, liveability, sustainability
Collaboration Areas
Greater Sydney Commission
Integrated place management, strategy drivers and infrastructure alignment
Priority Growth Areas Urban Renewal Corridors
NSW Department of Planning and Environment
New land releases, transport investment and urban renewal, infrastructure schedules and funding options
Priority Precincts
NSW Department of Planning and Environment
Housing diversity around centres and transit, Infrastructure schedules and funding options
Urban Transformation
UrbanGrowth NSW Development Corporation and Landcom
Optimisation of government-owned land and urban renewal
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