Proposed Timeline and Construction
Transforming Five Dock
Artist’s impression – subject to change
Timeline *
Following a review of adequacy DPHI will then place our proposal on exhibition and oversee independent assessment of the application and response to submissions.
*Timing of further project phases are subject to the outcome of SSDA and rezoning applications.
May 2025
NSW Housing Development Authority approves SSDA pathway
August 2025
SSDA process initiated with submission of Scoping Report to NSW Department of Planning
September 2025
Secretary’s Environmental Assessment Requirements received
Late 2025
Consultation to inform concept design begins
2026
Submit State Significant Development and Rezoning Applications
Construction
Managing noise, vibration and dust
TOGA understands that building in an established neighbourhood requires care and consideration. We’re committed to working closely with our neighbours to minimise any impacts during construction.
Subject to SSDA approval, we will prepare a detailed Construction and Environmental Management Plan. This plan will outline how we’ll manage construction safely and responsibly — reducing noise, dust, vibration, and traffic impacts wherever possible.
We will collaborate with Rosebank College to limit disruption to the school day and make sure student drop-off and pick-up areas remain safe and accessible.
Managing traffic, access and parking
A detailed Construction Traffic Management Plan (CTMP) will set out how traffic, access, and parking will be managed throughout construction to keep the local area moving safely and efficiently.
This will include:
On-Site Parking for Workers: On-site parking for staff and construction workers is proposed to minimise disruption and reduce the need for on-street parking in surrounding residential areas.
Controlled Truck Movements: Designated truck routes and entry/exit points clearly outlined for each stage of construction to ensure traffic safety and reduce local impacts.
Pedestrian Safety: A detailed hoarding strategy will protect pedestrians along Queens Road and Parramatta Road, carefully managing site entry points, improving site security, and respecting the privacy of neighbouring ground-floor properties.
