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Greater Sydney Measuring What MaErs in the Metropolis The Pulse of Greater Sydney Measuring what maers in the Metropolis July 2019 Updated Greater Sydney Commission | Pulse of Greater Sydney 3 Message from the Chief Commissioner Chief Commissioner The Greater Sydney Region Plan – This is the first time a metropolitan plan Lucy Hughes Turnbull AO A Metropolis of Three Cities is a 20-year for Greater Sydney will be measured plan with a 40-year vision where everyone using performance indicators to bring the more equitably shares in the benefits of plan to life. Drawing on data from across the growth and success of Greater Sydney government will enable the people of as a liveable, productive and sustainable Greater Sydney to see and understand the metropolis. changes taking place and hold those of us delivering the vision accountable for The Greater Sydney Commission believes making progress. that to effectively plan and manage our city it is essential to measure its progress. I would like to thank everyone who has To start us on this journey we asked the contributed to the development of these people of Greater Sydney and our fellow indicators – the Citizens Panel, councils, government agencies to help us measure peak groups and industry representatives, what matters. together with State agencies – as we bring the plans to life. The Citizens Panel told us they want quality outcomes: jobs closer to where they The Greater Sydney Commission live, quality education facilities, walkable is committed to listening to, and neighbourhoods with trees, great open collaborating with, the community space and convenient access to the services to achieve our powerful vision for a they need. metropolis of three cities with quality outcomes for everyone. Four overarching indicators have been identified to track implementation of the Region Plan and the five supporting district plans. This is the beginning of regularly ‘taking the pulse’ of Greater Sydney. Over time, the indicators will be expanded as better ways to track progress become available. Greater Sydney Commission | Pulse of Greater Sydney 4 Contents 1 Measuring what matters . .. 5 1 1 . Introduction . 5 1 .2 Structure of this report . .. 5 1 .3 Performance indicators . 6 How the indicators were developed . 6 What the indicators tell us . 9 1 4. Context data – Greater Sydney Dashboard . 9 1 .5 Reporting on the Plans . 11 Progress on Greater Sydney Region Plan actions . 11 District Plan implementation . 11 1 .6 What’s next? . 11 2 Implementing the Greater Sydney Region Plan . 12 2 1. Greater Sydney performance indicators . 12 PI 1: Jobs, education and housing . 12 PI 2: 30-minute city . 16 PI 3: Walkable places . 19 PI 4: Addressing urban heat . 21 2 .2 Progress on the actions of the Greater Sydney Region Plan . 25 3 Implementing the five district plans . 31 3 1. Central City District Plan Implementation Report . 32 3 .2 Eastern City District Plan Implementation Report . 36 3 .3 North District Plan Implementation Report . 40 3 4. South District Plan Implementation Report . 44 3 .5 Western City District Plan Implementation Report . 48 4 References . 54 Updated: 1 August 2019 (to address minor errors and inconsistencies) Acknowledgement of Country The Greater Sydney Commission acknowledges the traditional owners of the lands that include Greater Sydney and the living culture of these lands . The Commission recognises that the traditional owners have occupied and cared for this Country over countless generations and celebrates their continuing contribution to the life of Greater Sydney . Greater Sydney Commission | Pulse of Greater Sydney 5 1 Measuring what matters 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Structure of this report The Greater Sydney Region Plan and five supporting district The Pulse of Greater Sydney is structured in three sections. plans set out a vision to manage growth and change in Section 1 – Measuring what matters: Greater Sydney. They were developed alongside Transport for NSW’s Future Transport 2056 and Infrastructure NSW’s State • provides an overview of monitoring and reporting on the Infrastructure Strategy 2018–2038. Plans • explains how the performance indicators were developed In preparing the Plans, the Greater Sydney Commission and summarises the findings heard from stakeholders and the community that it is not enough to simply prepare the Plans, we must also monitor • outlines how the context data is presented on the Greater and report on their implementation. Sydney Dashboard • explains the requirements to report on action in the Plans Monitoring is important as it helps us understand progress towards delivering the metropolis of three cities. Reporting • sets out next steps. provides transparency and accountability and enables State Section 2 – Implementing the Greater Sydney Region Plan: and local government to measure progress and inform future • measures progress to evolve the metropolis of three cities reviews of the Plans. using the following performance indicators: Objective 40 of the Region Plan – Plans refined by monitoring – jobs, education and housing – sets out the approach to monitor and report and reporting – 30-minute city on the Plans. In response this report, The Pulse of Greater – walkable places Sydney: – addressing urban heat • introduces performance indicators that monitor progress in delivering the vision for Greater Sydney • reports on progress on the actions in the Greater Sydney • reports on the progress of implementation of the Plans by Region Plan. State and local government. Section 3 – Implementing the district plans: Context data that tracks drivers such as population • identifies local planning work to reflect or ‘give effect to’ growth, housing supply, job growth and greenhouse gas the district plans emissions across Greater Sydney is available on our website at www.greater.sydney. • for each district: – summarises progress on implementation Region-wide performance indicators have been formulated and tailored to reflect the specific requirements of Greater – applies the performance indicators Sydney and its districts. They can also be applied at a local • for Western City District summarise progress on the level. 38 commitments under the Western Sydney City Deal. The Pulse of Greater Sydney is the first comprehensive monitoring and reporting framework for Greater Sydney. The Pulse of Greater Sydney is our first step in We have identified and gathered the most recent publicly delivering on our commitment as an independent available data as no one government agency, council or agency in NSW Government to implement the Plan organisation can do this alone. Over time we expect to and be transparent on progress. As we will continue expand monitoring and reporting as more data becomes to build on this foundation, we are interested in your available to help us understand how Greater Sydney grows feedback. If you have any comments please contact the and changes. Greater Sydney Commission at [email protected] Greater Sydney Commission | Pulse of Greater Sydney 6 Measuring what matters 1.3 Performance indicators Our stakeholders reinforced that cities are multi-functional places with layers of activity and competing demands. It is difficult to capture this complexity in a single metric. We How the indicators were have therefore developed four indicators that draw together developed the interrelated aspects of the 10 Directions to measure progress towards evolving to a metropolis of three cities. The Greater Sydney Region Plan sets a vision for Greater In this context, the four indicators reinforce the basis of the Sydney as a metropolis of three cities where most residents Greater Sydney Region Plan and the five supporting district live within 30 minutes (by public transport or walking) of plans as follows: their jobs, education and health facilities, services and great • the key spatial aspects of Greater Sydney – jobs and places. Within the Plan are 10 Directions, aligned with this education opportunities and housing diversity vision, that establish the aspirations for Greater Sydney over the next 40 years. • the aspiration for a connected metropolis of three cities – 30-minute city The performance indicators draw on • walkability as an important element of place-making – the 10 Directions to measure progress walkable places of the Plan’s implementation • responding to climate and resilience – addressing urban The development of performance indicators fulfils Action heat. 14 from the Greater Sydney Region Plan and associated The indicators have been designed to be applied at district plan actions – Develop performance indicators in different geographic scales. This means they can be used consultation with State agencies and councils that measure to monitor the whole metropolis or a district or a precinct the 10 Directions to inform inter-agency, State and local allowing us to compare or aggregate the data. government decision-making. Table 1 shows the relationship of the performance indicators It is important to note that as the Plan spans 20 years, it to the objectives of the Region Plan. may be some time before we begin to see change. This first year the indicators establish a starting point from which The indicator matrix (see Figure 1) shows the intersection to measure progress. of the performance indicators with the 10 Directions for a Greater Sydney. In developing the indicators, the Commission engaged with and listened to people about what matters to them in The following pages provide a summary of the Greater Greater Sydney. We listened to the community, State agencies Sydney performance indicators:
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