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The streetscape character of many of the work sites would also be affected during
construction. The impacts would be more noticeable within each work corridor. The
construction activities would temporarily alter the character of street for the duration
the work would take place.
Visual impacts during construction
The visual impacts during construction would be a direct product of the impact on the
streetscape character of each work site. The same impact magnitude changes
described above were applied to each work site and then considered in the context of
the sensitivity of receiver to change as described above in Table 6-43.
Table 6-44 shows a grouped summary of the visual impact ratings based on the
assessment matrix in Table 6-38. Further detailed supporting information is provided
in Table I-4 of Appendix I.
Table 6-44
Construction visual impacts
Work site Section Receiver
High-moderate
NW2: King Street G: York Street intersection Grace Hotel
F1: Macquarie Street B: Bent Street to
Bridge Street
Royal Australia Horticultural
Society
R2: Market Street E: York Street intersection Queen Victoria Building
F: York Street to
George Street
R4: Clarence Street G: Barrack Street
intersection
K: Market Street
intersection
R5: York Street B: King Street to
Market Street
C2: College Street A: Macquarie Street
intersection
Moderate
Queen Victoria Building
Mach2
De Vine
Grace Hotel
Hyde Park Barracks
St. James’ Church
Supreme Court of NSW
Hyde Park
Queens Park
NW2: King Street G: York Street intersection Forbes Hotel
G: York Street intersection CBD Hotel
J: George Street to Pitt
Street
Hugo Boss
Ben Sherman
Mont Blanc
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