Williamtown Special Activation Precinct draft master plan
Not Proceeding
In 2023, the NSW Government completed a Strategic Infrastructure Review which included the Williamtown Special Activation Precinct (SAP).
The decision was made not to proceed with this project based on the funding required to address complex issues within the precinct, which made development cost prohibitive.
This means the land that was within the SAP boundary will not be rezoned and landowners may lodge development applications in accordance with current planning pathways.
View the technical documents
View the technical documents
- Williamtown Revised Draft Master Plan
- Structure Plan (updated)
- Aboriginal Cultural Heritage (updated)
- Air Quality and Odour (updated)
- Biodiversity (updated)
- Bushfire (updated)
- Contamination (PFAS and Non-PFAS) (updated)
- Economics (updated)
- Flooding and Water Cycle Management (updated)
- Historic Heritage (updated)
- Noise (updated)
- Traffic and Transport (updated)
- Utilities and Infrastructure (updated)
View the archived documents (2022 exhibition)
Williamtown draft master plan
Discussion paper
Technical documents
Technical documents
- Structure Plan
- Aboriginal Cultural Heritage
- Aeronautical Limitations and Bird Strike
- Air Quality and Odour
- Biodiversity
- Bushfire
- Climate Change Adaption
- Contamination (PFAS and Non-PFAS)
- Economics
- Flooding and Water Cycle Management
- Geotechnical
- Historic Heritage
- Hydrogeology
- Land Use Safety
- Noise
- Renewable Energy
- Social Infrastructure
- Statutory planning
- Sustainability
- Traffic and Transport
- Utilities and Infrastructure