Have your say on our revised city north public domain plan
This is an update to the city north public domain plan, adopted by Council in December 2015.
Project Status: Closed
Council adopted the city north public domain plan at its meeting on 13 March 2023.
Public consultation period to
Why we’re doing this
Significant change is planned for the city north precinct, following recent changes to the Central Sydney planning strategy and the development of 2 new Metro stations. Several large planning proposals are also reshaping the precinct.
These changes will increase demands on public spaces and streets, particularly in the Hunter Street precinct, which is the area bounded by George Street, Bridge Street, Macquarie Street and Martin Place.
What we’re doing
The revised plan provides a vision for the city north precinct including new opportunities to improve several streets and spaces. These include Hunter Street, Spring Street, O’Connell Street, Bligh Street, Loftus Street and Gresham Street.
City north public domain plan (draft)PDF · 50.85 MB · Last modified
The draft plan includes visible mark ups to show the proposed updates to the City North Public Domain Plan, endorsed in 2015.
Appendix A: Martin Place urban design studyPDF · 17.52 MB · Last modified
Appendix B: City north streetscapes and spaces studyPDF · 15.29 MB · Last modified
Appendix C: Hunter Street precinct public domain studyPDF · 17.67 MB · Last modified
How you can give feedback
Consultation closes at 5pm on Monday 19 December 2022.
There are several ways you can provide feedback.
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Visit our interactive map
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Join us at an online community briefing
Tuesday 29 November, 6pm to 7pm
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Attend a community drop-in session
Thursday 1 December 12pm to 2pm
Customs House lobby, 31 Alfred Street, Sydney -
Email us
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