The long-term plan to revitalise Five Dock has begun, with the $5 million streetscape upgrades now under way, says City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas.
“We have a vision to revitalise Five Dock and create a place with community spirit that is appealing for people to shop, work, live and visit,” he said.
“Our plan is to retain the village feel that everyone loves about Five Dock but also ensure we can provide for economic and commercial growth for current and future generations.”
The transformation of Five Dock will begin with renewing the streetscape which includes planting trees and shrubs, installing high quality pavements and street furnishings, moving the existing overhead power underground and installing new lighting. This work will be carried out along Great North Road between Lyons Road and Henry Street.
“The work will be carried out during the next eight months and while there will be some disruption, it’s also important to note that Five Dock is still open for business,” Mayor Tsirekas said.
“We urge our community to continue to support the restaurants and businesses along Great North Road during this construction phase.”
The Five Dock Urban Design Study, which was developed with residents and the business community in 2013, included the following key recommendations:
Keep updated with the project at www.fivedockupgrade.com or email: