Successful local councils, incorporated associations and companies limited by guarantee within NSW will trial the viability of diverse governance models that strengthen local place economy.
More about Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
April 2024
What was approved
Approved for Clarence Valley Council
This pilot will establish a robust community engagement model to encourage local support for sustainable economic development and positive community sentiment in Yamba. The pilot includes a collaborative approach to delivery of public space improvements and place activation.
$400,000 was approved by
Minister for RoadsDate approved
April 2024Location of the project
Yamba 2464Location of the recipient
Clarence Valley CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
10
Applications received
61
Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
Program term
Project must be acquitted by 31 May 2025More about Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
What was approved
Approved for Haymarket Alliance Inc
This pilot will support the development of a robust, well governed, and sustainable community within the Haymarket precinct. With focus on increasing district visitation, the pilot involves public space improvements, activations, marketing and use of smart technology to support ongoing improvements.
$400,000 was approved by
Minister for RoadsDate approved
April 2024Location of the project
Haymarket 2000Location of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
10
Applications received
61
Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
Program term
Project must be acquitted by 31 May 2025More about Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
What was approved
Approved for Inner West Brewery Association Incorporated
Shining a light on local business, arts and culture, the Inner West Ale Trail pilot aims to increase precinct visitation through the establishment of partnerships with local businesses and artists, to deliver an engaging program of brand marketing and precinct activation.
$316,666 was approved by
Minister for RoadsDate approved
April 2024Location of the project
Marrickville 2204Location of the recipient
Inner West CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
10
Applications received
61
Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
Program term
Project must be acquitted by 31 May 2025More about Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
What was approved
Approved for Little India Harris Park Business Association (LIHPBA) (Withdrawn)
This pilot aims to foster collaboration to deliver public space improvements that enhance the Harris Park precinct and encourage visitation. This will be achieved through the prioritisation of environmental sustainability, heritage preservation and the establishment of a strong brand.
$400,000 was approved by
Minister for RoadsDate approved
April 2024Location of the project
Harris Park 2150Location of the recipient
City of Parramatta CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
10
Applications received
61
Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
Program term
Project must be acquitted by 31 May 2025More about Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
What was approved
Approved for Murwillumbah District Business Chamber Ltd
The Murwillumbah CBD pilot aims to increase day and night activity and benefit local stakeholders through the delivery of public space upgrades, art installations and activations to develop a vibrant, economically strong and community-centric Murwillumbah.
$316,666 was approved by
Minister for RoadsDate approved
April 2024Location of the project
Murwillumbah 2484Location of the recipient
Tweed Shire CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
10
Applications received
61
Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
Program term
Project must be acquitted by 31 May 2025More about Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
What was approved
Approved for Muswellbrook Shire Council
This pilot will evaluate and enhance policies for sustainable economic growth and increased business engagement across the Muswellbrook Shire and Wider Upper Hunter Region. The aim is to deliver a revitalised and thriving Muswellbrook precinct.
$316,666 was approved by
Minister for RoadsDate approved
April 2024Location of the project
Muswellbrook 2333Location of the recipient
Muswellbrook Shire CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
10
Applications received
61
Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
Program term
Project must be acquitted by 31 May 2025More about Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
What was approved
Approved for Penrith City Council
This pilot aims to elevate St Marys into a thriving urban hub through delivery of place branding and marketing, public space improvements and engaging activations, whilst supporting capacity building and collaboration across residents, businesses and community organisations.
$400,000 was approved by
Minister for RoadsDate approved
April 2024Location of the project
St Marys 2760Location of the recipient
Penrith City CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
10
Applications received
61
Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
Program term
Project must be acquitted by 31 May 2025More about Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
What was approved
Approved for Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct
This pilot will unlock public streets and spaces within the Randwick Health Precinct and aims to improve the quality of previously deterred locations, connect the community through public events and foster district-level collaboration through governance and branding exercises.
$400,000 was approved by
Minister for RoadsDate approved
April 2024Location of the project
Randwick 2031Location of the recipient
Randwick City CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
10
Applications received
61
Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
Program term
Project must be acquitted by 31 May 2025More about Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
What was approved
Approved for Walsh Bay Precinct Association Incorporated
The Walsh Bay pilot aims to benefit a wide range of stakeholders including local businesses, residents and visitors. The pilot will include strategic planning, place vision development and public art installations on the Hickson Road bridges, to draw out the distinctive character of the precinct.
$400,000 was approved by
Minister for RoadsDate approved
April 2024Location of the project
Sydney 2000Location of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
10
Applications received
61
Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
Program term
Project must be acquitted by 31 May 2025More about Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
What was approved
Approved for YCK Laneways Association INC
With focus on increasing visitation and creating safer and more vibrant public spaces within the York, Clarence and Kent Street precinct, this pilot aims to revitalise laneways and will deliver lighting upgrades, public art projects, cultural activations and wayfinding initiatives.
$400,000 was approved by
Minister for RoadsDate approved
April 2024Location of the project
Sydney 2000Location of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
10
Applications received
61
Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)
Program term
Project must be acquitted by 31 May 2025More about Community Improvement District Pilot Program (Round 1)