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James Street, Woollahra, between Victoria Avenue and Moncur Street

2 decisions0 topicsUpdated 22 June 2026

Mentions

  • Council resolved not to proceed with a Shared Zone.
  • The plans set Council’s services, spending, rates and charges for the coming financial year and include changes affecting parking permits and Double Bay’s town centre.
  • Residents, visitors and businesses may see changes to parking costs, time limits and parking turnover, but the measures are not yet final.

Decisions

2026–27 operational plan, budget and long-term financial plan adopted

Council adopted the Operational Plan and budget for 2026–27 and the Long Term Financial Plan for 2026–27 to 2035–36 after six public submissions. The adopted changes included removing proposed changes to the second car parking permit fee increase and continuing to explore pedestrianisation of Knox Street and/or Knox Lane in Double Bay.

The plans set Council’s services, spending, rates and charges for the coming financial year and include changes affecting parking permits and Double Bay’s town centre.

Rose Bay parking measures to proceed to community consultation

Council resolved to consult on paid parking at the Wilberforce Avenue and Ian Street car parks, with one hour free parking, and tighter timed parking around Rose Bay Centre: maximum one-hour parking within approximately 200 metres and two-hour parking within approximately 400 metres.

Residents, visitors and businesses may see changes to parking costs, time limits and parking turnover, but the measures are not yet final.

Meetings

Ordinary Council Meeting - 22 June 2026

Woollahra Council adopted its 2026–27 operational and financial plans, approved a new Lyne Park Tennis Centre lease, proposed Rose Bay parking changes for consultation, introduced small-business fee reductions and advanced housing, accessibility and community-service initiatives.