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This document discusses plans to revitalize Chinatown in Sydney, Australia. It identifies three main concepts: 1) Emerging hubs around Dixon Street, 2) Activating public spaces, and 3) Addressing recommendations to improve cleanliness, safety, public art/amenities, and street food vendors. Specific recommendations include linking Friday night markets, increasing pedestrian crosswalks, adding public art/benches/bike racks, simplifying permits for food vendors, and scheduling additional market days. The goal is to enhance Chinatown through both large infrastructure and smaller community-focused projects.
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