suburb · 6 meetings
Kingsford
Mentions
- Referenced in the community infrastructure contribution clause applying to the Kensington and Kingsford town centres.
- Future Special Entertainment Precinct trial area on Anzac Parade.
- Location of the refused DA at 1 Borrodale Road.
- Affected by cycling projects and the Botany Street / Wallace Street development motion.
- Area affected by proposed infill affordable housing support motion.
- Bus zone signage removal and MIPPS items
Decisions
Amended conditions and community infrastructure contribution noted for 172-180 Anzac Parade, Kensington
The Panel considered amended conditions for the development, including a revised monetary community infrastructure contribution under Clause 6.17 of the RLEP 2012, and accepted the Officer’s report in the absence of further detail from the applicant.
The development would trigger a higher contribution towards local infrastructure, which can affect project costs and local planning outcomes in Kensington and Kingsford town centres.
Special Entertainment Precinct trials endorsed for Coogee and The Spot
Council endorsed a staged rollout of Special Entertainment Precinct trials, starting with concurrent trials at Coogee and The Spot for at least 12 months, with a later trial proposed for Kingsford (Anzac Parade).
Could change nightlife rules, trading conditions and noise management in the nominated precincts.
1 Borrodale Road, Kingsford (DA/131/2026)
The Panel refused the application on the basis that it would result in adverse impacts.
The Kingsford development was rejected, which prevents the proposal proceeding in its current form.
Cycleway projects to proceed to consultation
Council endorsed community consultation for the Kingsford to Centennial Park Walking and Cycling Improvements Project - Section 3, the Anzac Parade Paths Project, and the Todman Avenue Walking and Cycling Improvements Project. Lenthall Street will not proceed at this stage due to site constraints, flooding and external feedback.
Affects transport safety, walking and cycling access, and local streetscape changes in several suburbs.
Support for residents near Kingsford affordable housing development
Council agreed to assist residents near SSD97050208 at 118-124 Botany Street and 58-60 Wallace Street, Kingsford, and asked officers to investigate the best mechanism to improve amenity outcomes and report back by May.
Could influence construction impacts, local amenity and resident advocacy around a major development.
Topics
Community infrastructure contribution increased for Kensington/Kingsford town centres
For 172-180 Anzac Parade, the minutes record a community infrastructure contribution of $1,621,175 to $1,660,039.50, calculated at $475 per square metre of additional residential floor space, payable before a construction certificate is issued.
The contribution is a cost on the project and is intended to fund local infrastructure in the Kensington and Kingsford centres.
Infill affordable housing on Botany and Wallace Street, Kingsford
A notice of motion related to supporting residents near an infill affordable housing development at Botany and Wallace Street, Kingsford.
Relevant to nearby residents concerned about development impacts, amenity and consultation.
Post-facto traffic and parking changes across multiple suburbs
The forum received a series of information-only items covering no stopping, no parking, bus zone, MIPPS, stop control, line marking and timed parking changes across Randwick, Coogee, Kingsford, Chifley, Clovelly, Maroubra, Malabar and Kensington.
These works affect kerbside parking, local access and road safety in several neighbourhoods.