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Work site<br />

D: Clarence Street to<br />

York Street<br />

E: York Street<br />

intersection<br />

F: York Street to<br />

George Street<br />

H: George Street to<br />

Pitt Street<br />

J: Pitt Street to<br />

Castlereagh Street<br />

Traffic capa<strong>city</strong><br />

improvement<br />

3: Footpath<br />

width<br />

alterations<br />

2: Kerb<br />

extension<br />

alterations<br />

3: Footpath<br />

width<br />

alterations<br />

5: Kerbside<br />

allocation<br />

modifications<br />

5: Kerbside<br />

allocation<br />

modifications<br />

Impact summary<br />

Social infrastructure: Alteration/reduction <strong>of</strong> northern footpath, Alteration/reduction <strong>of</strong> southeast<br />

kerb extension between York Street immediately south <strong>of</strong> the intersection and extension <strong>of</strong><br />

the pedestrian crossing south <strong>of</strong> the intersection on York Street reducing pedestrian capa<strong>city</strong><br />

and amenity<br />

Amenity: Remove western mail zone and post boxes, leading to a loss <strong>of</strong> public amenity<br />

Amenity: Potential tree pruning that would have a negligible effect on the area’s amenity<br />

Movement: Improvements to vehicular connectivity and movement<br />

Public transport: Maintain existing bus layover prioritising public transport within the road<br />

corridor<br />

Social infrastructure: Removal <strong>of</strong> north-east kerb extension on York Street immediately north<br />

<strong>of</strong> the intersection reducing pedestrian capa<strong>city</strong> and amenity<br />

Movement: Improvements to vehicular connectivity and movement<br />

Social infrastructure: Alteration/reduction <strong>of</strong> the northern footpath reducing pedestrian capa<strong>city</strong><br />

and amenity<br />

Amenity: Tree removal that would have a negligible effect on the area’s amenity<br />

Movement: Improvements to vehicular connectivity and movement<br />

Local economy: Effects on businesses not being able to unload goods during due to the<br />

removal <strong>of</strong> loading in Pitt Street to support the relocation <strong>of</strong> the coach parking<br />

Local economy: Improvements in businesses being able to unload goods during the weekday<br />

morning and inter peak periods<br />

Movement: Creation <strong>of</strong> ‘no stopping’ zone resulting in improvements to vehicular connectivity<br />

and movement<br />

Local economy: Effects on businesses not being able to unload goods during the inter peak<br />

period<br />

Movement: Creation <strong>of</strong> ‘no stopping’ zone resulting in improvements to vehicular connectivity<br />

and movement<br />

Sydney City Centre Capa<strong>city</strong> Improvement 310<br />

Review <strong>of</strong> Environmental Factors

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