City and Context
This Plan reflects how we want the City to evolve as it welcomes an additional 135,000 residents and 44,000 workers by 2036.
Consultation has concluded
Connective City Live
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10 Directions
This section introduces 10 Directions that are interlinked and based on Canterbury-Bankstown’s location at the heart of Greater Sydney, how it influences and interacts with this broader metropolitan area, and how this will shape the City’s future.
Evolutions
Our vision incorporates 10 integrated Evolutions for a City that stimulates cultural, civic and economic activity, and a design quality that responds to, and celebrates, valued open spaces and natural areas.
Archive and Background
Background
Connective City 2036, the City’s Local Strategic Planning Statement is now available.
Canterbury-Bankstown is in the heart of greater Sydney and a City of more than 360,000 people which is projected to grow to 500,000 people in the next 20 years.
A City of this scale needs a sophisticated, considered plan to guide how it will grow and change – a plan that brings together all the critical elements that make a city and build an even greater place.
Connective City 2036 will create opportunities for the people who live and work in the City. It focuses on better quality of, and access to, transport options, protection and enhancement of environmental areas and precious waterways, and a commitment to vibrant centres and quality suburbs.
Connective City 2036 includes priorities and actions to achieve this vision for the City.
Printed copies of the plan can be viewed at the Bankstown Customer Service Centre.
Draft Documents
FAQ
Have your say
You have helped to shape the future of Canterbury-Bankstown by telling us what you think of the draft plan and the priorities and actions we’ve proposed to meet our vision for the future.
Thank you to all those who came to our pop-up information sessions to discuss this initiative with us. Submissions on the draft plan are now under review with Council.
Exhibition Period
The exhibition period for the Draft Connective City 2036 was Wednesday 25 September to Friday 15 November 2019.
Information Sessions
To help the community understand the Connective City 2036, we held various pop up and information sessions across the city in October and November.
You can see below when we were in your local area to discuss the plans in person and have your say, in the calendar below.
SUBMISSIONS
Connective City 2036
Consultation has concluded
The City of Canterbury Bankstown acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land, water and skies of Canterbury-Bankstown, the Darug (Darag, Dharug, Daruk, Dharuk) People. We recognise and respect Darug cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land. We acknowledge the First Peoples’ continuing importance to our CBCity community.
