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Central Park to be developed in Sydney

Central Park to be developed in Sydney

Planning approval has been given for the main park and infrastructure, including roads, footpaths and traffic lights at the Frasers CUB development in Sydney.

Frasers will commence work immediately on the public park, which is a significant new green space in Chippendale and the centrepiece of the redevelopment of the CUB site.

The park, to be known as Central Park, is the first element of the total urban renewal of the old Carlton and United Brewery site and is expected to be completed within 12 months.

It will comprise around 6,500 sqm and span 115m in length and 50m in width in a rectangular shape.

It will be positioned on the Northern edge of O’Connor Street, with a further three street frontages to new public roads (yet to be named).

Key features of the new park will include:

• a prominent water feature which will divide Central Park into two distinct areas
• a pedestrian boulevarde and cycle route which will run through the centre of the park, connecting Balfour Street across to Broadway and joining Jones Street with the UTS precinct
• extensive landscaping, paving, lighting and seating
• significant public artwork

The Department of Planning is currently assessing four other project applications related to the future residential and commercial buildings proposed for the site.

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  • They've delayed approval and construction for so long, our hair will be grey when they actually open this to public.

    Brendan | 24 March 2010 at 13:59

  • It is great that the public park is getting developed for the betterment of the environment, a peaceful and secure place for the public. Thanks to the approval commity and the developer.

    Nagendra Singh Naruka (RAM) | 22 February 2010 at 11:26

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