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Meeting location at 2 Conder Street, Burwood.
Residents may begin seeing the new trading name on Council communications and services, and the decision signals Council’s push for formal "city status" recognition.
Future apartment developments in Burwood will be assessed under updated liveability and design controls, which can affect amenity, sustainability and building design outcomes.
This is a civic identity and governance change that may influence how Burwood is promoted and recognised.
Council branding and public-facing materials may gradually change to "Burwood City Council".
New apartment developments will be subject to updated liveability provisions in the Burwood DCP.

Related decisions

Burwood Council · 17 February 2026

Trading name change to "Burwood City Council"

Council resolved to register the business/trading name "Burwood City Council" and progressively implement it across Council operations, while continuing to pursue a formal proclamation by the Governor of New South Wales once required criteria are met, including an LGA-wide survey.

Residents may begin seeing the new trading name on Council communications and services, and the decision signals Council’s push for formal "city status" recognition.

Burwood Council · 17 February 2026

Apartment liveability DCP amendments adopted

Council adopted amendments to Parts 3 and 4 of the Burwood Development Control Plan 2013 to improve apartment liveability, including public notice and publication steps, and requested further reports on potential planning changes related to excluded gross floor area items and visitor-related DCP provisions.

Future apartment developments in Burwood will be assessed under updated liveability and design controls, which can affect amenity, sustainability and building design outcomes.

City status pathway

The meeting considered two pathways to establishing city status: a formal proclamation by the Governor of New South Wales and a trading-name change. Council proceeded with the trading-name pathway while continuing the formal process.

This is a civic identity and governance change that may influence how Burwood is promoted and recognised.

Meetings mentioning this area

Burwood Council · 17 February 2026

Council Meeting - 17 Feb 2026 6:00 PM

Burwood Council backed a trading-name change to "Burwood City Council", appointed Sustainability and Environment Advisory Committee members, adopted apartment liveability planning controls, and approved mid-year budget revisions and reporting.