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Paddington

1 decision1 topicUpdated 26 October 2026

Mentions

  • The approved State Significant Development at 160 Oxford Street was discussed.
  • Campbell Avenue parking and traffic-calming measures.
  • Residents and road users may experience changed parking availability, traffic priority and enforcement conditions in these streets.
  • The decision affects a major Paddington development and records substantial community concern, but the available extract does not show the full Council response.
  • The approved State Significant Development at 160 Oxford Street, Paddington remains a significant local planning and heritage issue following more than 330 objections.
  • Traffic priority, parking layouts and stopping restrictions will change at several streets in Woollahra and Paddington.

Decisions

Traffic and parking changes approved

Measures were approved for Attunga Street, Woollahra; Campbell Avenue, Paddington; Adelaide Street, Woollahra; and Churchill Road and Rawson Road. Changes include new line marking and give-way treatments, extended angle parking, removal of a redundant mobility space, and revised no-stopping and no-parking restrictions.

Residents and road users may experience changed parking availability, traffic priority and enforcement conditions in these streets.

Topics

160 Oxford Street, Paddington development

Council noted that the Minister’s delegate granted State Significant Development consent on 24 September 2026. More than 330 community objections had raised concerns about height, bulk, scale, heritage and amenity impacts, transition to the surrounding heritage conservation area, affordable housing, excavation and parking. The source extract does not include the complete resolution.

The decision affects a major Paddington development and records substantial community concern, but the available extract does not show the full Council response.

Meetings

Ordinary Council Meeting - 26 October 2026

Woollahra Council adopted financial policies, changed its internal reserve structure, advanced heritage grants planning, commissioned specialist geotechnical expertise for development assessment, and recorded community concerns about major local planning and heritage issues.

Strategic & Corporate Committee - 10 August 2026

The committee considered capital and operational budget changes, preschool expansion, traffic and parking measures, a proposed Yarranabbe Park swimming investigation, youth engagement and a proposed long-term tennis centre lease.