Your feedback on proposed planning controls for heritage conservation areas
The draft changes refine boundaries and rules to better reflect the heritage of each property.
Open for feedback
We invite your feedback on the proposed changes.
Public consultation period to
Why we’re doing this
We’ve reviewed our heritage conservation areas. Proposed boundary changes aim to place sites in the most appropriate conservation area, correct mapping errors, remove buildings that detract from heritage significance and include more contributory buildings.
What we’re doing
The amendments mean 2 properties shift from one conservation area to another, adding 12 properties and removing 37.
We also propose changes to the controls for heritage conservation areas in our development control plan.
Next steps
We’ll consider all feedback and report the results to Council and the Central Sydney Planning Committee. If Council approves the planning proposal after public feedback, we’ll finalise the planning proposal to bring the new planning controls into effect.
Conservation areas review planning proposalPDF · 5.35 MB · Last modified
Gateway determinationPDF · 39.01 KB · Last modified
Draft development control plan 2012 amendment – conservation areas reviewPDF · 841.27 KB · Last modified
Justification for conservation area boundary adjustmentsPDF · 12.16 MB · Last modified
How you can give feedback
Consultation closes at 5pm on Wednesday 2 July 2025.
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Complete our survey
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Email or post your feedback
You can give your feedback by email to [email protected] or post to:
Tim Wise
Manager Planning Policy
City of Sydney
GPO Box 1591
Sydney NSW 2001 -
Talk to us
Anyone can give feedback. Your feedback must:
- be in writing and include the development address or application number
- include your contact details (postal or email address) so we can acknowledge receipt
- be submitted during the public consultation period.
Planning staff may discuss applications over the phone, but these conversations are not considered as feedback.
All feedback we receive will be considered and summarised in reports. We will not consider anonymous feedback.
Your feedback is not confidential and may be accessed under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (GIPA Act). We may use your name or address when responding to concerns about a planning proposal or development application. In some cases, your feedback may be provided to the NSW Government, which manage its own publication process.
If you submit feedback on behalf of an organisation, the organisation’s name will be published in reports unless you request otherwise.
For more details, see our community engagement strategy and community participation plan.
