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In May 2024, the Government implemented the Transport Oriented Development (TOD) planning policy for areas within 400m of Roseville, Lindfield, Killara and Gordon stations.

On 5 June 2025, Council adopted an alternate preferred scenario which has been submitted to Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure (DPHI).

More information about the TOD in Ku-ring-gai.

Latest update: 13 June 2025

On 13 June 2025 DPHI turned off the TOD for new development applications.  

  • This means that for the time being, new local development applications and state significant development applications can no longer be lodged under the TOD controls. 
  • Nor can applications be lodged under Council’s alternate planning controls until such time as they are implemented by DPHI.
  • However applications can still be lodged under Council’s existing planning controls, KLEP 2015.
  • The local development applications and state significant development applications that were lodged prior to turning off the TOD on 13 June have been ‘saved’ and the TOD controls will still apply to these applications.
  • On 19 June, DPHI published updated maps under the Ku-ring-gai Local Environmental Plan (Housing) (Map)(PDF, 704KB). These maps identify the locations where local development applications and state significant development applications have been ‘saved’ and the TOD controls still apply.

What are State Significant Development (SSD) applications? And what is Council’s role?

SSD applications are for large scale or complex projects deemed important to the state for economic, environmental or social reasons. SSD applications are assessed by the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure and determined by the Minister for Planning or Independent Planning Commission. Council is notified of and invited to comment on SSD applications at the exhibition stage. Developments for in-fill affordable housing with a capital investment value (CIV) of more than $75 million qualify for a SSD application.

What is a secretary’s environmental assessment requirements (SEARs)?

SEARs identify what information needs to be included in the environmental impact statement (EIS). A request for SEARs must be made for all SSD projects before a development application can be submitted.

State Significant Developments in Ku-ring-gai Council Transport Oriented Development areas

SSD #DetailAddress/locationSuburb / TOD
SSD-78775458RFB with affordable housing – Park Avenue Gordon.3-9 Park Avenue GordonGordon
SSD-82395459 Demolition of the existing structures on the site and construction of two (2) residential flat buildings with communal open space, associated landscaping and shared car parking in basement levels.3A, 3B, 5A and 7 Burgoyne Street; 4 Burgoyne Lane; 1 & 3 Pearson Avenue GordonGordon
SSD-83478456 Residential Development with In-fill Affordable Housing – McIntosh Street and Werona Avenue.21-25 McIntosh & 55 Werona GordonGordon
SSD-85549710Residential Development with infill affordable housing – Edward Street and Rosedale Road, Gordon.1 & 1A Edward Street & 25 & 27 Rosedale Road GordonGordon
SSD-85838457Four x RFBs comprising 233 apartments (43 affordable) with landscaping, basement car parking and communal open space.29-33 Rosedale Road & 2A-4 Edward Street GordonGordon
SSD-81890707Demolition of existing residential dwellings on the site and the construction of part 3 storey to part 10 storey residential flat buildings with infill affordable housing and associated works.10, 14 & 14A Stanhope Road KillaraKillara
SSD-85845958Demolition and construction of a mixed use development comprising five residential flat buildings and a seniors living development.24-34 Stanhope Road, 7-9 Werona Avenue & 4 Springdale Road KillaraKillara
SSD-78156462Residential Flat Building with infill affordable housing, Bent Street Lindfield.12-16 Bent Street LindfieldLindfield
SSD-784935182-8 Highgate Road, Lindfield – Residential Flat Building with infill affordable housing.2-8 Highgate Road LindfieldLindfield
SSD-7866923427-29 Tryon Road Lindfield.27-29 Tryon Road LindfieldLindfield
SSD-7927695859-63 Trafalgar Avenue 1A&1B Valley Road Lindfield.59-63 Trafalgar Avenue 1A &1B Valley RoadLindfield
SSD-79261463Residential flat building with infill affordable housing – Reid Street and Woodside Avenue Lindfield.2-4 Woodside Avenue & 1-3 Reid Street LindfieldLindfield
SSD-82548708Residential flat building with infill affordable housing at 24, 26 and 28 Middle Harbour Road Lindfield.24, 26 and 28 Middle Harbour Road LindfieldLindfield
SSD-82709458Construction of a nine storey residential flat building with infill affordable housing, containing basement level parking, around 71 market residential units, and around 27 affordable housing units.19-25 Balfour Street LindfieldLindfield
SSD-81623209Demolition and site preparation. Construction of three connected residential flat buildings (comprising 322 market apartments and 84 affordable housing apartments) with shared basement levels.9-21 Beaconsfield Parade LindfieldLindfield
SSD-82899468Stage 1 Concept DA for the construction of a residential flat building with basement parking.1-5 Nelson Road LindfieldLindfield
SSD-83431958Demolition of existing structures and Construction of a 9-storey residential flat building including: c.78 market units, c.22 AH units.16 & 18-20 Middle Harbour Road LindfieldLindfield
SSD-82900461Stage 1 Concept DA for the construction of a 9 storey residential flat building with basement parking.11-19 Middle Harbour Road Lindfield (No #13)Lindfield
SSD-84875208Demolition, construction and RFB with 119 apartments including 24 affordable housing apartments, landscaping and communal open space.2-4 Drovers Way & 9A Gladstone Parade Lindfield Lindfield
SSD-85519964Construction of two residential flat buildings (9 storeys) with approximately 151 apartments (26 affordable housing units) and basement parking.5-7 Beconsfield Parade LindfieldLindfield
SSD-85818457Demolition of existing buildings and construction of a residential flat building comprising of 200 apartments and car parking.10-14 Milray Street & 3 Havilah Road LindfieldLindfield
SSD-85974227Construction of a nine-ten storey residential flat building with infill affordable housing, containing basement level parking, around 140 market residential units, and around 37 affordable housing units.9-17 Balfour Street LindfieldLindfield
SSD-77829461In-fill affordable housing, Larkin Street & Pockley Avenue Roseville.2-4 Larkin Street & 1-5 Pockley Avenue, RosevilleRoseville
SSD-77825469In-fill affordable housing, Pockley Avenue Roseville.2-16 Pockley Avenue RosevilleRoseville
SSD-78996460 16-24 Lord Street & 21-27 Roseville Avenue Roseville.16-24 Lord Street & 21-27 Roseville Avenue RosevilleRoseville
SSD-81943462Demolition of existing structures and construction of a 10-storey residential flat building with three (3) levels of basement parking providing a total of 80 dwellings including approximately 23 affordable dwellings.17-21 Shirley Road RosevilleRoseville
SSD-85643714Construction of an eight storey building with approximately 156 residential apartments (29 affordable) and car parking.18-20 Bancroft Avenue & 23-27 Lord Street RosevilleRoseville

Information for submitters

Transport Oriented Developments lodged with Ku-ring-gai Council

AddressApplication numberDescriptionLodgement dateConsent authority
23 & 25 Lorne Avenue KillaraeDA0157/25 55 unit RFB (TOD) 17/04/2022  SNPP
3 & 3A Beaconsfield Parade LindfieldeDA0180/2588 unit RFB (TOD)22/04/2025SNPP
5 & 7 Middle Harbour Road LindfieldeDA0182/25 61 unit RFB (TOD)24/04/2025SNPP
24-26 Russell Street LindfieldeDA0219/25 50 unit RFB (TOD)13/05/2025SNPP
19 Balfour Street LindfieldeDA0250/2598 unit RFB (TOD)02/06/2025SNPP
17, 19 & 21 Shirley Road RosevilleeDA0190/2556 unit RFB (TOD)22/04/25SNPP
7, 9 & 11 Pockley Avenue RosevilleeDA0189/2542 unit RFB (TOD)28/04/2025SNPP
18 & 20 Roseville Avenue RosevilleeDA0254/2541 unit RFB (TOD)29/05/2025SNPP

TOD DAs with a value of $30,000,000 to $75,000,000 are generally determined by the Sydney North Planning Panel (SNPP)

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