street and properties · 2 meetings
The Strand, Croydon
Mentions
- Nos. 1–50 proposed for local heritage listing and site-specific DCP amendments.
- Proposed group heritage listing for properties 1–50.
- Properties and residents at The Strand may be affected by heritage controls and future development requirements. The public exhibition will provide an opportunity to comment.
- Property owners, businesses and residents in The Strand, Croydon could be affected by heritage controls and will have a later chance to comment during public exhibition and the public hearing.
- Owners, residents and prospective developers in The Strand area should monitor the exhibition and later Council report.
- This is relevant to public confidence in decision-making and conflict-of-interest management.
Decisions
Heritage listing and planning controls for The Strand, Croydon
Council endorsed Planning Proposal PP-2025-2184 to list Nos. 1–50 The Strand, Croydon, as a local heritage item under Schedule 5 of the Burwood Local Environmental Plan 2012. It also endorsed public exhibition of site-specific amendments to the Burwood Development Control Plan 2012 for at least 28 days, followed by a further report on submissions.
Properties and residents at The Strand may be affected by heritage controls and future development requirements. The public exhibition will provide an opportunity to comment.
Planning proposal endorsed for heritage listing of The Strand, Croydon
Council approved and endorsed submission of a planning proposal to the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure for Gateway Determination to amend the Burwood Local Environmental Plan 2012 and add a group heritage listing for 1–50 The Strand, Croydon. If Gateway is issued, the proposal will be publicly exhibited for at least 28 days, with community consultation and a public hearing, and outcomes will return to Council.
Property owners, businesses and residents in The Strand, Croydon could be affected by heritage controls and will have a later chance to comment during public exhibition and the public hearing.
Topics
The Strand heritage planning process
The Burwood Local Planning Panel unanimously supported heritage listing for Nos. 1–50 The Strand, Croydon. Draft site-specific DCP amendments are to be publicly exhibited for a minimum of 28 days.
Owners, residents and prospective developers in The Strand area should monitor the exhibition and later Council report.
Mayor's pecuniary interests and recusal
The Mayor declared pecuniary interests in the Burwood North Metro Precinct item and the heritage listing item for The Strand, Croydon, and left the meeting for those discussions and decisions.
This is relevant to public confidence in decision-making and conflict-of-interest management.