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Table 5:

Summary Strategic Merit Assessment

a) Does the proposal have strategic merit? Is it:  Consistent with the relevant regional plan outside of the Greater Sydney Region, the relevant district plan within the Greater Sydney Region, or corridor/precinct plans applying to the site, including any draft regional, district or corridor/ precinct plans released for public comment; or

Both the Greater Sydney Region Plan (Objective 23 / Strategy 23.1) and the Eastern City District Plan (Action 51 / Planning Priority E12 Retain and Manage industrial and urban services land) set out to safeguard existing industrial land from redevelopment for residential and other uses to ensure adequate land is available for urban services, freight, logistics and advanced manufacturing. The continued suitability and appeal of the site for industrial use is constrained by the site's peninsular location, poor road access for heavy vehicles and proximity to sensitive residential uses. More broadly, the Inner West industrial market is characterised by low levels of demand and a shift away from traditional industrial uses. Accordingly, the outcomes sought by applying the 'retain and manage' principle would not be met if the site were to be retained entirely as an IN1 Industrial Zone. Notwithstanding the above site suitability issues, the 'retain and manage' principle encourages a mix of economic outcomes that support the city and population. The Planning Proposal makes provision for light industry uses in the B1 Neighbourhood Centre zone that will enable a range of emerging 'urban services' to occur that support the local community and reflect the changing uses and character of employment lands in Eastern Sydney. On that basis, the 'retain and manage' principle could be achieved by the mix of uses proposed in the amended Planning Proposal.

 Consistent with a relevant local The amended Planning Proposal is consistent with the council strategy that has been Canada Bay Local Strategic Planning Statement, which endorsed by the Department; or was GSC assured in March 2020. It is also consistent with the Local Planning Strategy 2010-2031, which was endorsed by the Department on 27 November 2009. Refer to responses provided in Tables 6 and 7 to follow.

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Table 7: Canada Bay Local Strategic Planning Statement

30min
pages 71-91

Part 6 – Project Timeline

6min
pages 109-112

Table 9: Consistency with relevant Section 9.1 Directions

28min
pages 93-106

Table 8: Consistency with relevant SEPPs

1min
page 92

Table 6: Consistency with Canada Bay Local Planning Strategy 2010-2031

3min
pages 69-70

Table 5: Summary Strategic Merit Assessment

1min
page 68

Table 4: Consistency with the Eastern City District Plan

4min
pages 65-67

Figure 28: Proposed Foreshore Building Line Map

2min
pages 53-54

Figure 17: Public Realm (Source: Roberts Day

1min
page 46

Figure 13: Proposed Public Domain and private open space (Source AJ+C /BVN

1min
page 42

Figure 12: Concept Plan - Potential Activities (Source: Roberts Day

1min
page 41

Figure 15: Access and Movement (Source: Roberts Day

1min
page 44

Figure 16: Urban Structure (Source: Roberts Day

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page 45

Part 1 – Objectives or Intended Outcomes

2min
page 39

Figure 9: CBLEP2013 Heritage Map

11min
pages 33-38

Executive Summary

14min
pages 7-13

1.3 Supporting Documentation

1min
page 20

1.2 Structure of the Report

1min
page 19

2.3 Surrounding Development

1min
page 24

3.1 Strategic Planning Context

6min
pages 25-27

Figure 5: LSPS Structure Plan

4min
pages 28-29

1.1 Background

12min
pages 14-18

Figure 6: CBLEP 2013 Land Zoning Map

1min
page 31
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