Community feedback invited on Proposed Scone CBD Revitalisation plans

Upper Hunter Shire Council invites all members of the community to provide their considered thoughts and feedback on the Council’s Scone CBD Revitalisation plans. The proposed designs are a balance between maximising parking with the creation of green space featuring significant trees for shade. It uses the horse theme for many of the elements in the road reserve.  The design caters for large trucks as these vehicles are required to transit through Kelly Street.

To date, the project has been guided by the Scone CBD Revitalisation Committee – made up of community volunteers, Scone Chamber of Commerce representatives and Upper Hunter Shire Council staff. It is through this committee we have been made aware of the differing views and needs of our local residents. 

Recognising this, Council has developed three design options for consideration. Council is seeking feedback on all plans but specifically we would like to know your preferred design option for the road configuration on the west side from Ray White to the Post Office.  We have developed three plans with variations to parking, landscaping and options for a dedicated left turning lane.  Currently 44% of all vehicles turn left from Kelly Street travelling north into Liverpool Street. 

These plans will be on public exhibition for a period of 28 days. All of the visual and descriptive material will be available on Council’s website, at the Scone Administrative Centre and on display at the ground floor of Campbells Corner on Kelly Street, where drop-in community consultation sessions will be held to answer questions and take feedback.

The project is funded by the NSW Government and Upper Hunter Shire Council.

View the Fact Sheet

View plan 1 Artist Impressions 

View plan 2 Landscape Design option A – parking 

View plan 3 Parking Options A,B,C 

View plan 4 Signs and Lines

View plan 5  Electrical

View plan 6 Proposed Paving Style

View plan 7 Civil Drawings

Have your say

Residents are encouraged to share their individual thoughts (we do request only one response per resident) through the required formal channels below, in writing by 9 March 2021. 

You can complete our survey here

Or provide a written response (please advise your preferred design option) by

Email council@upperhunter.nsw.gov.au 

Mail PO Box 208, Scone NSW 2337

Or deliver it in person to Scone Administration Centre

Drop-In Community Consultation Sessions

Campbells Corner, 171-179 Kelly St, Scone 

Come in and see us anytime during the following session times to view and discuss the plans with our staff:

Tuesday 9 February 9am – 1pm

Thursday 11 February 2pm – 6pm

Tuesday 16 February 9am – 1pm

Thursday 18 February 2pm – 6pm

Saturday 20 February 10am – 1pm

Tuesday 23 February 9am – 1pm

Thursday 25 February 2pm – 6pm

Tuesday 2 March 9am – 1pm

Thursday 4 March 2pm – 6pm

Saturday 6 March 10am – 1pm