Planning for public spaces

Unique IDAY-0031DescriptionPlanning for the layout and appearance of public spaces in the City, and their integration with surrounding area. Public spaces means parks, and also important street/plaza areas such as Martin Place and Circular Quay.

The extension of Moore Street as Martin Place commenced in about 1890, but it does not appear to have been envisaged, at first, primarily as a 'public space' rather than a useful street.CreationDeemed to be: Resolution of Council 29 Jan 1902.
Council resolved to establish public facilities in parks transferred to its control.

Series

Royal Commission on Sydney Improvement

Recreational and Cultural Services Programs, Events and Exhibitions

Records of the Green Square Project

Circular Quay Supervisory Committee Minutes

Cultural and Community Services Committee Agenda Papers

Environment Committee Agenda Papers

City Projects Photograph Collection

South Sydney City Council media photographic library

South Sydney General Correspondence and Subject Files

Martin Place Upgrade Project Management Records

Park Street Upgrade Project Management Files

Cultural and City Care Committee Agenda Papers

Planning and Development Committee Agenda Papers

Alfred Street Redevelopment Project Records

Records of the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Project

Council Plans III

Government Plans II

Retail Core Upgrade Project Management Records

George Street & Railway Square Upgrade Project Management Files

General Correspondence and Subject Files

City Projects Display Panels Drawings and Artwork

Lord Mayor Sartor's Subject Files

Paddington Plan Register

Description

Start date29th January 1902Start date qualifiercircaEnd date29th January 1902Relationship legacy dataRELATED TO: Parks and public spaces management FN-0014 (29/01/1902)
RELATED TO: Town planning FN-0011 (18/05/1936)
RELATED TO: Building and development regulation FN-0010 (01/01/1945)

Identification

Source system ID31

Relationships

FunctionBuilding and development regulationTown planningParks and public spaces management

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Planning for public spaces