Urban Taskforce | New Workplaces
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Western Sydney jobs slide needs planning action28 April 2016A recent report by Western Sydney University demonstrates that the gap between jobs and employed residents in Western Sydney has grown significantly over the last 13 years and this trend must be reversed, says the Urban Taskforce. Greater Sydney Commission Legislation gives real planning power23 October 2015The Draft Legislation for the Greater Sydney Commission gives the commission the power to make Local Environmental Plans and District Plans, says the Urban Taskforce. Road Congestion can be reduced by Job Location22 May 2015The extensive audit by Infrastructure Australia on road congestion across Australian cities raises the crucial question of where jobs are located, says the Urban Taskforce. Jobs for Western Sydney good news21 March 2014The announcement by the NSW Government that 3,000 jobs will be relocated to Western Sydney is good news, says the Urban Taskforce. More Jobs in Western Sydney Vital for Sydney's Planning9th August 2012The Urban Taskforce Australia has today released a report which finds that the most important issue in improving Sydneys transport and infrastructure problem is to reverse the massive number of commuters heading daily from Western Sydney to work in other parts of Sydney.
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18 December 2015The Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development exhibited the Western Sydney Airport Draft Environmental Impact Statement 2015 and Western Sydney Draft Airport Plan for public comment. The Urban Taskforce submission supported the development of the second airport but raised significant concerns regarding proposed noise contours, lack of rail link to the new airport and suggested more flexible employment zones be used to maximise use of this costly piece of infrastructure. File Size: 132.93 kB
21 December 2013We have been working with Government as a member of the Employment Lands Taskforce, have
extensively contributed to the development of planning principles for industrial lands and will
continue to participate in the development of a structure plan for the broader Western Sydney
Employment Area. We look forward to working with the Council on this employment lands study.
We have been working with Government as a member of the Employment Lands Taskforce, haveextensively contributed to the development of planning principles for industrial lands and willcontinue to participate in the development of a structure plan for the broader Western SydneyEmployment Area. We look forward to working with the Council on this employment lands study. File Size: 109.70 kB
5 October 2011There needs to be an anti-NIMBY provision. Narrowing of state significant development categories is not appropriate. Rail corridor should be defined. There is an absence of transitional provisions for existing applications before the joint regional planning panels. There are problems with the provision related to staged development and joint regional planning panels. |
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