• VISION FOR CENTRES
• VISION FOR CORRIDORS
• INTRODUCTION
• MEETING THE METROPOLITAN STRATEGY AIMS
• OBJECTIVES AND INITIATIVES

• HISTORY OF SYDNEY'S CENTRES POLICY 1951- 2004
• TRENDS
• DOMINANCE OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC CORRIDOR
• PARRAMATTA AS A SECOND CBD
• GROWTH OF BUSINESS PARKS
• INCREASING RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT IN CENTRES
• UNDERPERFORMANCE OF SOME STRATEGIC CENTRES
• INDUSTRIAL RESTRUCTURING
• INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORKS
• PRINCIPLES FOR CORRIDORS
• CHALLENGES

• B1
  PROVIDE PLACES AND LOCATIONS FOR ALL TYPES OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AND EMPLOYMENT ACROSS THE SYDNEY REGION
• B2
  INCREASE DENSITIES IN CENTRES WHILST IMPROVING LIVEABILITY
• B3
  CLUSTER BUSINESS AND KNOWLEDGE- BASED ACTIVITIES IN STRATEGIC CENTRES
• B4
  CONCENTRATE ACTIVITIES NEAR PUBLIC TRANSPORT
• B5
  PROTECT AND STRENGTHEN THE PRIMARY ROLE OF ECONOMIC CORRIDORS
• B6
  FOCUS DEVELOPMENT IN RENEWAL CORRIDORS TO MAXIMISE INFRASTRUCTURE USE WHERE DEMAND AND OPPORTUNITIES EXIST
• B7
  RECOGNISE THE ROLE OF ENTERPRISE CORRIDORS AS LOCATIONS FOR LOCAL EMPLOYMENT