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Woolloomooloo—Redevelopment and Green Bans

Rauscher, Raymond Charles / Momtaz, Salim

The chapter firstly reviews the background to WoolloomoolooWoolloomooloo, a suburb within the City EastCity East district of the City of Sydney. A main planning issue in Woolloomooloo that has been central to development of that suburb is reviewed. That issue is the redevelopment conflicts (including adoption of green bansGreen bans) in the early 1970s that established new partnerships of planning cooperation between local, State and Federal governments. With this background, criteria of sustainability are then applied to today’s Woolloomooloo, particularly focusing on this planning issue. Finally, conclusions are reached and lessons learned outlined.

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Woolloomooloo—Redevelopment and Green Bans

Rauscher, Raymond Charles / Momtaz, Salim

The chapter firstly reviews the background to WoolloomoolooWoolloomooloo, a suburb within the City EastCity East district of the City of Sydney. A main planning issue in Woolloomooloo that has been central to development of that suburb is reviewed. That issue is the redevelopment conflicts (including adoption of green bansGreen bans) in the early 1970s that established new partnerships of planning cooperation between local, State and Federal governments. With this background, criteria of sustainability are then applied to today’s Woolloomooloo, particularly focusing on this planning issue. Finally, conclusions are reached and lessons learned outlined.

Woolloomooloo—Redevelopment and Green Bans

Rauscher, Raymond Charles / Momtaz, Salim

The chapter firstly reviews the background to WoolloomoolooWoolloomooloo, a suburb within the City EastCity East district of the City of Sydney. A main planning issue in Woolloomooloo that has been central to development of that suburb is reviewed. That issue is the redevelopment conflicts (including adoption of green bansGreen bans) in the early 1970s that established new partnerships of planning cooperation between local, State and Federal governments. With this background, criteria of sustainability are then applied to today’s Woolloomooloo, particularly focusing on this planning issue. Finally, conclusions are reached and lessons learned outlined.

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Title:

Woolloomooloo—Redevelopment and Green Bans

Contributors:

Rauscher, Raymond Charles (author) / Momtaz, Salim (author)

Published in:

Sustainable Neighbourhoods in Australia ; Chapter: 3 ; 47-66

Publication date:

2015-04-22

Size:

20 pages

ISBN:

978-3-319-17572-0 , 978-3-319-17571-3

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-17572-0_3

Type of media:

Article/Chapter (Book)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Woolloomooloo , Suburb planning , City east area , City of Sydney , Redevelopment , Urban conflicts , Green bans Environment , Environment, general , Urbanism , Cities, Countries, Regions , Landscape/Regional and Urban Planning , Physical Geography , Earth and Environmental Science

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