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THE REVISED PLAN The vision for the precinct has been revised to reflect the important role of an integrated station precinct and increased employment opportunities. Rhodes will be an even greater place to live, work and visit. Artist


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THE REVISED PLAN

The vision for the precinct has been revised to reflect the important role of an integrated station precinct and increased employment opportunities. Rhodes will be an even greater place to live, work and visit.

Artist impression of Leeds Street foreshore promenade and park

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INTEGRATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR RHODES

A revitalised station gateway area will provide an accessible location for new employment, homes and community facilities. New homes will meet the needs of a range of household types. It will also allow more jobs to be located near the station and give residents the opportunity to walk to work.

Artist impression of pedestrian

  • verpass in Station Gateway East
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INTEGRATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR RHODES

Vibrant waterfront areas, green space and intimate plazas will provide places to relax and enjoy. The area’s heritage will be evident and respected. An improved network of streets will support walking, cycling and use of public transport. Improved amenity will encourage residents and visitors to spend time in Rhodes and continue to take pride in the area.

Artist impression of Cavell Avenue

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Accessible location

A revitalised station gateway area

New homes

Meeting the needs

  • f a range of

household types

Places to enjoy

Vibrant waterfront areas, green space

Improved network

Supporting walking, cycling and public transport

Improved amenity

Encouraging residents and visitors to spend time in Rhodes

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Artist impression of Leeds Street foreshore park

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KEY OBJECTIVES

Deliver affordable housing Plan for a sustainable future Prioritise active transport Buildings with better street amenity Enhanced waterfront access Create great public spaces Opportunities for new jobs Better East to West connections Integrate infrastructure and landuse

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WHAT HAS CHANGED?

2017

Precinct boundary

Included land to the east of the train line only

2018

Expanded to include a parcel of land to the west of Rhodes Station to ensure planning for the station is well integrated with the surroundings

Station upgrades

No change to existing train station Station upgrade Include extension of the platform and new northern entrances east and west of the railway line

Local school

A vertical primary school for 600 students within a mixed-use development A free standing local school for 1,000 students with

  • n-site play space

Commercial land use

The area to the east of the station was proposed for predominantly residential and mixed use development A commercial core has been established Within Station Gateway East, to help create up to 1,200 new jobs close to public transport

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WHAT HAS CHANGED?

2017

Height and density

Specific building heights and floor space ratios were provided across the precinct Appropriate building heights and floor space ratios will be determined following state-led assessment of master plan proposals

2018

Car parking

A parking rate of zero cars proposed for all dwellings within 400m of the station Best practice maximum inner urban parking rate is proposed for all dwellings

Open space

4,500m2 foreshore open space with promenade was proposed within the precinct The Leeds Street foreshore Has been expanded to provide 7,800m2 of high quality public

  • pen space with promenade on

the foreshore

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Artist impression of Cavell Avenue

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WHAT HASN’T CHANGED?

Pedestrian railway

  • verpass

Pedestrian bridge over Concord Road will connect Rhodes to McIlwaine Park

Ferry wharf

New ferry wharf connecting Rhodes (Leeds Street foreshore) with Sydney CBD and Parramatta

Housing variety

The precinct will provide a mix

  • f housing types, including

apartments and terraces.

Park enhancements

McIlwaine Park will be upgraded with funding from Precinct Support Scheme

Intersection improvements

Improvements to road intersections remain in the infrastructure schedule

Foreshore access

Increased public access to Parramatta River foreshore and

  • pen space at Leeds Street and

McIlwaine Park

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WHAT HASN’T CHANGED?

Improved connections

The plan identifies new streets (and/or pedestrian links), cycle paths and pedestrian bridges

Character elements

The plan retains important character elements including the

  • ld public school building and the

Coptic Church

Active transport

The plan still aims to maximise walking and cycling within the precinct

Leeds Street

Leeds Street will be transformed with a foreshore promenade supported by increased public

  • pen space and 1,600m2 of key

retail space

Trees

Heritage and Foreshore Trees will be protected for their character and shade

Corner plazas

Three new mixed-use corner plazas are proposed in the plan

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Artist impression of Leeds Street foreshore park and promenade

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CHARACTER AREAS

Leeds Street Foreshore

High amenity mixed use area characterised by a foreshore park and key retail space. The area will be a mix of building types, providing public open space and allow access to the Parramatta River. The character area will be a social hub of cafés and restaurants, located close to a proposed ferry wharf.

Cavell Avenue

The central area of the precinct allows for a transition in height from Blaxland Road down to Concord Road. This residential area is structured around Cavell Avenue, a tree-lined street with lower density residential and community buildings. It will be an important pedestrian route providing trees and shade and important views to the water.

Station Gateway East

On the eastern side of the train line, this character area will extend north from the train station to the historic primary school site. The Station Gateway has been identified as the best area for future employment and higher density residential development, located within walking distance of the train station.

Station Gateway West

The last remaining undeveloped land west of the station, provides the

  • pportunity to revisit the built form
  • f the Station Area.

Residential development in this area will facilitate integrated infrastructure planning.

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CHARACTER AREAS

Leeds Street Foreshore

1,450

TOTAL DWELLINGS

145,000m2

RESIDENTIAL GFA* MAXIMUM

Cavell Avenue

800

TOTAL DWELLINGS

80,000m2

RESIDENTIAL GFA* MAXIMUM

Station Gateway East

1,350

TOTAL DWELLINGS

135,000m2

RESIDENTIAL GFA* MAXIMUM

Station Gateway West

600

ADDITIONAL DWELLINGS

60,000m2

RESIDENTIAL GFA* MAXIMUM *GFA: Gross Floor Area

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THE MASTERPLAN

Legend

Public Open Space Existing Open Space Rhodes Precinct Boundary Mixed Use Corner Potential Pedestrian Railway Overpass Location Mixed Use Pedestrian Bridge Pedestrian Link Key Retail (with residential above) Commercial Primary School Residential Ferry Wharf (proposed)

Source: Urban Design Report 2018

Corner Plaza

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Artist impression

  • f possible design

Source: Urban Design Report 2018

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Artist impression of Leeds Street foreshore promenade and ferry wharf

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INFRASTRUCTURE SCHEDULE

Road improvements State

Concord Road upgrade (existing street) Concord Road/Averill Street intersection upgrade Cavell Avenue upgrade (existing street) Leeds Street upgrade (existing street) Local streets upgrade (Precinct-wide) New road embellishment Blaxland Road to Cavell Avenue (south) New road embellishment Blaxland Road to Cavell Avenue (central) New road embellishment Blaxland Road to Cavell Avenue (north) Cavell Avenue/Averill Street intersection upgrade Cavell Avenue/Leeds Street intersection upgrade Concord Road/Averill Street intersection upgrade

Active transport State

Blaxland Road upgrade including cycle path Railway overpass Pedestrian bridge construction and embellishment

Council

Leeds Street connections to foreshore embellishment Averill Street to Leeds Street link embellishment Blaxland Road upgrade including cycle path

Open space and recreation State

Leeds Street foreshore embellishment

Council

Uhrs Point Reserve upgrade Mixed use corner plazas embellishment McIlwaine Park upgrade River Activation Community Centre Blaxland Road terminus (north end) Local infrastructure outside precinct

Education State

Contribution (monetary or works-in-kind) towards new school

Public transport State

Rhodes train station upgrades

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STATE-LED DESIGN REVIEW

COMPETITION STAGE

1

Design Excellence Competition

DPE / Canada Bay Council

COMPETITION STRATEGY COMPETITION BRIEF

The Entrants

OPEN COMPETITION

The Jury

ASSESSMENT

Government Architect NSW & Probity Adviser & Observers Proponent

AWARDED DESIGN SCHEME

DESIGN STAGE

2

State Design Review Panel (SDRP)

Government Architect NSW

AWARDED DESIGN SCHEME PROJECT INITIATION

Entrant & SDRP

DESIGN OPTIONS DEVELOPED OPTION RESOLVED OPTION

SDRP & Government Architect NSW

FINAL REVIEW

The Minister for Planning

ENDORSED MASTERPLAN

* Indicative sequence of Design Excellence Competition & the State of Design Review Panel

IMPLEMENTATION STAGE

3

Character Area DCP

DPE / Canada Bay Council

ENDORSED MASTERPLAN DRAFT DCP

DPE / Canada Bay Council

PUBLIC EXHIBITION SUBMISSIONS REVIEW AND KEY CHANGES REVISED DCP

DPE / Canada Bay Council Input Proponent

IMPLEMENTATION

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Have your say

The draft precinct plan is on public exhibition and available on the Department’s website

www.planning.nsw.gov.au/rhodes