Public Exhibitions and Notices

The Australian and NSW Governments are upgrading Heathcote Road between Infantry Parade, Holsworthy and The Avenue, Voyager Point to help reduce congestion, improve road safety and provide more reliable journeys for all road users.

CPB Contractors Ghella Joint Venture are carrying out the Station Boxes and Tunnelling works to support the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project.

Construction at the Airport Business Park and Terminal sites is continuing over the next two months. Most work will be carried out during standard construction hours Monday to Friday 7am to 6pm and Saturday 8am to 1pm. Some out-of-hours work activities will be carried out to mitigate quality and safety risks.

Out-of-hours work in April and May will include:

• Oversized plant and equipment deliveries including tunnel segment deliveries
• Station box, temporary shaft and tunnel excavation
• Spoil conveyor installation, tunnel boring machine component delivery and assembly
• Surface earthworks, concrete formwork and piling
• Tunnelling work, including spoil removal and haulage, is planned to commence in April 2023 and will occur 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Standard construction hours work in April and May will include:

• Maintenance of site access roads and environmental controls
• Installation of concrete piles for the remaining section of the permanent dive structure
• Site wide, station box and portal excavation including earthworks, anchor installation, rock bolting and shotcreting
• Site wide concrete works, including formwork, for various structures
• Construction and commissioning of a water treatment plant and dewatering of sediment basin
• Delivering and removing plant, equipment and excavated material with truck and trailers
• Establishment and operation of an excavated materials storage area
• Spoil conveyor, grout plant and crane installation
• Tunnel boring machine component delivery and assembly, and tunnel segment deliveries
• Site photography using drone cameras above the construction site.

March - April 2023

Transport for NSW is upgrading Henry Lawson Drive Stage 1A, between Tower Road, Bankstown Aerodrome and Auld Avenue, Milperra.

What's happening?

Investigations will continue on site from March 2023. This will include:

• survey control and pre-construction surveys
• set out of project boundaries and clearing limits
• utilities investigations
• geotechnical investigations
• building condition surveys
• placement of concrete barriers
• establishing site compound
• demolishing the property at 439 Henry Lawson Drive

Night work will occur from Monday 20 March until Thursday 23 March outside of standard working hours, weather permitting. The night work will take place in the following locations:

• Intersection of Milperra Road and Henry Lawson Drive
• Intersection of Henry Lawson Drive and Tower Road
• Henry Lawson Drive north of Auld Avenue

There will be some noise and disruption associated with this investigation work. We will make every effort to minimise impact to the local community and motorists in the area. This includes completing noisier activities, like saw-cutting and jack-hammering by midnight.

Transport for NSW will continue out of hours work between Wednesday 1 March and Friday 31 March 2023 along Elizabeth Drive, Clifton Avenue, Salisbury Avenue, Mamre Road, Range Road and Duff Road in Kemps Creek and Cecil Park.

We will also start low impact earthwork activities from 6am, Monday to Saturday across the project from Monday 27 March 2023. On some occasions we may need to start from 5am or finish after 6pm, Monday to Friday and Saturdays for concrete pours to establish bridge foundations as the quality of concrete can be impacted if activities are not continuous, or they occur during hot, cold or windy conditions.

Please view the M12 Central Night work notification for more information.

If you have any questions or would like more information on the M12 Motorway project, please contact our project team at 1800 517 155 or email m12central@seymourwhyte.com.au

Transport for NSW will carry out early morning work over 38 morning shifts between Wednesday 22 February 2023 and Tuesday 18 April 2023, weather permitting. The work will take place within the project boundary along Elizabeth Drive north of the future airport access road. During this period, we will pour concrete foundation and paving.

The night work will also take place over 23 night shifts between Wednesday 1 March 2023 and Friday 31 March 2023 along Elizabeth Drive, east of Luddenham Road in Badgerys Creek and Luddenham Road, Luddenham.�

Please view the M12 West Out of hours work notification notification for more information.�

CPB Contractors Ghella Joint Venture are carrying out the Station Boxes and Tunnelling works to support the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project.

The project’s standard construction hours are Monday to Friday 7am to 6pm and Saturday 8am to 1pm. Most work is carried out between these hours, however some work activities may be carried out after-hours to mitigate quality and safety risks, and in line with the project Environment Protection Licence (EPL), Road Occupancy Licences, and Transport for NSW requirements.

Our notification dated 16 December 2022 outlined extended construction hours to allow for the completion of continuous concrete pours and associated activities under a variation to the project EPL. This variation has now been extended to the completion of the station boxes and tunnelling works.

The extended construction hours will continue to be Monday to Friday 6pm to 10pm and Saturday 1pm to 4pm, for the completion of continuous concrete pours and associated activities to meet quality compliance requirements. Work during these extended construction hours will occur up to six days per week. All high impact activities will cease at 8pm.

At its meeting of 1 February 2022, Council endorsed the name Chinook Street for an approved subdivision located along Croatia Avenue in Edmondson Park.

Figure 1: Location of proposed new road

Figure 2: Location of proposed new road (aerial view)

The Street naming theme for the locality is ‘military’ and the proposed name ‘Chinook Street’, has been assessed using Council’s Naming Convention Policy. The Geographical Names Board has also granted pre-approval for the proposed name.

Submissions on the proposed names are invited and should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, Liverpool City Council, via email: lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au quoting the reference number SPN-2/2023.

All submissions must be received by Monday 13 March 2023.

Lot 737 DP 533701 Ireland Park & Lot 1 DP 1050030 Elouera Bushland Reserve – 147 Cartwright Avenue, Sadleir

In accordance with Section 47 of the Local Government of Act 1993, notice is hereby given that Liverpool City Council proposes to grant easements for drainage through Council’s public reserves at Lot 737 DP 533701 Ireland Park and Lot 1 DP 1050030 Elouera Bushland Reserve, Cartwright Avenue, Sadleir – as shown on the map below. The easements will be registered on title and exist in perpetuity.

The proposed easement to drain water to service the development of 243 Memorial Avenue, Liverpool (Easement 1) is 1m wide and has an approximately area of 60.66m² (which is subject to final survey). The applicant for this easement is Mr Gazey El Asmar.

The proposed easement to drain water to service the development of 255-259 Memorial Avenue, Liverpool (Easement 2) is 1.5m wide and has an approximately area of 543m² (which is subject to final survey). The applicant for this easement is The Modern Construction Pty Ltd.

If you wish to make a submission to Council in relation to either Easement 1 and/or Easement 2, you can do so in writing by Monday 13 March 2023. Written submissions must be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, Liverpool City Council, by mail to Locked Bag 7064 Liverpool BC NSW 1871, or by e-mail to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au - quoting easement reference – Easement 1 (2022/1189) or Easement 2 (2021/4253). Enquiries may be referred to Council’s Property Services Section by contacting Council on 1300 36 2170.

Council is committed to building strong and resilient communities in Liverpool and to maximising social wellbeing for all residents. In response to community needs and feedback from internal and external stakeholders, Council has developed a draft Positive Ageing Plan 2022 - 2026.

The Plan reaffirms Council's commitment to ensuring Liverpool is a city that continues to support social, economic, cultural, environmental, and civic opportunities for our older population.

The Plan aligns with the World Health Organisation's Global Network of Age-Friendly Cities and Communities (GNAFCC) framework and the key priorities identified in the Community Strategic Plan 2022 - 2032.

Written submissions are invited from the public, to be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer (quote Liverpool Positive Ageing Plan) by 5pm, 1 March 2023

Submissions must be made in writing to Locked Bag 7064, Liverpool BC NSW 1871 or by email to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au

For further enquiries relating to the Plan, please contact Paola Jamett-Caru, Community Development Worker Aged and Disability on 8711 7408 or jamett-carup@liverpool.nsw.gov.au

Council is committed to building strong and resilient communities in Liverpool and to maximising social wellbeing for all residents. One way of achieving this is to provide financial and in-kind assistance to individuals and groups to develop leadership skills, increase participation in community life and address identified local needs.

The Grants, Donations, and Community Sponsorship Policy (the Policy) provides the framework for delivering Council’s grants programs to the Liverpool community. In response to community needs and feedback from internal and external stakeholders, the Policy has been reviewed to incorporate additional opportunities for community groups and organisations to receive funding for a broader range of projects and initiatives supporting the community. The review has resulted in two key changes:

• Incorporating provision of funds for minor infrastructure improvements and capital works under the Matching Grants Program, for example for eligible community facilities and sporting fields ; and
• Provision of funding for eligible heritage-related projects such as research and publications under the Community Grants Program.

At its meeting held on 16 November 2022, Council resolved to place the updated Grants, Donations and Community Sponsorship Policy on public exhibition.

Written submissions are invited from the public, addressed to the Chief Executive Officer (quote Grants, Donations and Community Sponsorship Policy) by 5pm, 1 March 2023

Grants Donations and Community Sponsorship Policy

Submissions must be made in writing to Locked Bag 7064, Liverpool BC NSW 1871 or by email to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au

For further enquiries relating to the Policy, please contact Javeria Hoda Community Development Worker Funding & Support on 8711 7821 or hodaa@liverpool.nsw.gov.au

At the 14^{th of} December meeting, Council endorsed six proposed additional street names for approved and future subdivisions in East Leppington.

The existing Street naming theme for the locality is Girl Guides and the proposed names are:

• Campfire Street
• Salute Street
• Horseshoe Street
• Thoughtful Avenue
• Kumbaya Street
• Woggle Street

The proposed names have been assessed using Council’s Naming Convention Policy and have been granted pre-approval by the NSW Geographical Names Board (GNB).

Girl Guides

Girl Guides Australia is the peak organisation for girls and young women in Australia and their mission is to empower girls and young women to discover their potential as leaders. A list of additional street names with a brief description of each name has been complied below:

Campfire Street

Campfires have been important to the Girl Guides for over 100 years. Guides gather at camp each night and are taught many skills as they reminisce on the day’s activities. Long before that, the campfire was an important part of village life as families sat around at night sharing the past and planning for the coming days.

Horseshoe Street

Guides start and end their meetings by marching in a horseshoe formation.

Kumbaya Street

Kumbaya is a traditional folk song, sung by guides at the end of the day to symbolise human and spiritual unity, closeness and compassion.

Salute Street

The Scout Salute is used as a formal greeting between guides or used to show respect at official ceremonies such as flag raising. It is performed by making the Scout sign and raising it so that the fingertips touch the brow of the head.

Thoughtful Avenue

Girl Guides abide by a set of laws that provide a framework and philosophy for living. Being Thoughtful is a key value the scouts abide by.

Woggle Street

A woggle is a device to fasten the neckerchief, or scarf, worn as part of the Scout or Girl Guides uniform, originated by a Scout in the 1920s.

Submissions on the proposed names are invited and should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, Liverpool City Council, via email: lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au quoting the reference number SPN-1/2023.

All submissions must be received by Monday 6 February 2023.

9 January to 31 March 2023

Transport for NSW will continue work to investigate and protect gas mains located near Elizabeth Drive and Wallgrove Road in Cecil Park between 9 January 2023 and 31 March 2023.

During this work, we will:

• expose and visually inspect gas main infrastructure
• carry out any repairs and coat or wrap pipes to prevent corrosion
• install concrete slabs for protection.
• In addition, we will work at night on Monday 9 January, Tuesday 10 January or Wednesday 11 January
• 2023 to relocate concrete barriers on Elizabeth Drive and install concrete barriers along the M7 off ramp.

CPB Contractors Ghella Joint Venture (CPBG) are carrying out the Station Boxes and Tunnelling works to support the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project.

Construction at the Airport Business Park and Terminal sites is continuing over the next 12 weeks. Some out-of-hours work activities may be carried out to mitigate quality and safety risks.

Work during standard hours will include:

• Ongoing site establishment including maintenance, and installing internal access roads, fencing, signage, site sheds, facilities and environmental controls
• Excavation and placement of concrete piles with piling rigs, and capping beam construction including concrete pours
• Site wide, station box and portal bulk excavation including bulk earthworks, anchor installation, rock bolting and shotcreting
• Tunnel boring machine component delivery and assembly
• Site wide concrete works for miscellaneous structures
• Water treatment plant installation, operation and dewatering of sediment basin
• Delivering and removing plant, equipment and excavated material with truck and trailers
• Installing concrete pads and survey markers on existing road, concrete or posts along and up to 50 metres either side of the tunnel alignment
• Establishment of excavated materials storage area.

Out-of-hours work will include:

• Surface earthworks
• Concrete formwork and piling
• Portal and station box excavation, anchor installation and shotcreting
• Deliveries of oversized plant and equipment, including tunnel segment delivery
• Heavy vehicle delivery and haulage of excavated materials
• Tunnel boring machine component delivery and assembly.

Construction will pause over the holiday period from Saturday 24 December 2022 to Monday 2 January 2023. During the shutdown period, project staff will continue to carry out regular security, environmental and safety monitoring of worksites

Extension of Time - Wianamatta South Creek Flood Study 2020

Council would like to advise that the deadline for the requested flood related information on the Wianamatta South Creek Flood Study has been extended until 28th February 2023. It would be appreciated if surveys could be returned to Council by this date.

Should you have any specific questions or wish to obtain further information on the study, please visit the project website at https://www.research.net/r/JCGCYYQ or email khadkar@liverpool.nsw.gov.au.

Transport for NSW will continue night work for 15 shifts along Elizabeth Drive, east of Luddenham Road in Badgerys Creek Road and Luddenham Road, Luddenham until Friday 13 January 2023, weather permitting.

Please view the M12 West Night work along Elizabeth Drive and Luddenham Road notification for more information.

If you have any questions or would like more on the M12 Motorway project, please contact our project team at 1800 517 155 or email m12westinfo@cpbggjv.com.au.

Cirillo Reserve in Middleton Grange will be out of action until 7 January 2023 for field maintenance works in preparation for the next sport season.

CPB Contractors Ghella Joint Venture (CPBG) is carrying out works at the Bringelly service facility site on Derwent Road to support the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport, Station Boxes and Tunnelling project. Construction at the Bringelly site is continuing over the next 12 weeks. Some out-of-hours work activities such as oversized plant and equipment deliveries, survey, concreting and utility adjustments may be carried out to mitigate quality and safety risks.

Work will include:

• Ongoing site establishment including earthworks, maintenance, and installing fencing, signage, site sheds, facilities and environmental controls
• Excavation and placement of concrete piles with piling rigs, and capping beam construction including concrete pours
• Internal access road construction
• Site wide and shaft bulk excavation including bulk earthworks, anchor installation, rock bolting and shotcreting
• Site wide concrete works for future services facility and miscellaneous structures
• Water treatment plant operation and dewatering of sediment basin
• Delivering and removing plant, equipment and excavated material with truck and trailers
• Installing survey markers on existing road, concrete or posts along and up to 50 metres either side of the tunnel alignment. Small concrete pads will be installed at some locations to enable marker placement.
• Safely removing hazardous materials, in line with SafeWork NSW and Environment Protection Authority guidelines, as well as Sydney Metro’s health and safety procedures.

Public Exhibition Notice – Draft Voluntary Planning Agreement – VPA-49 – 275 Adams Road Luddenham (SSD1-18/2020)

In accordance with Sections 7.5 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and Clause 25D of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000, notice is hereby given that a draft Voluntary Planning Agreement (VPA) and accompanying Explanatory Note have been prepared and are available for public inspection.

The draft VPA provides for the Developer of VPA-49 – 275 Adams Road Luddenham to pay monetary contributions to Council by the Developer.

The VPA provides development contributions, which consists of:

a. monetary contributions for the capital investment value amount of $20,438,722 (excluding GST) for the provision of a Public   Purpose in respect of the development of the subject of State Significant Development Application SSD-10446.

The draft VPA and Explanatory Note are available for public inspection from 21 November 2022 to 19 December 2022 on Council’s website www.liverpool.nsw.gov.au.

Council will receive written submissions up until 5pm on 19 December 2022. Please address your submission to the Chief Executive Officer, quoting VPA-49, and either post it to Locked Bag 7064 Liverpool BC NSW 1871 or email it to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au.

Related documents:

Voluntary Planning Agreement

Explanatory Note

Council Resolution

CPB Contractors and United Infrastructure Joint Venture (CPBUI JV) are carrying out the Surface and Civil Alignment Works to support the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project.

Work in November will include:

• Continuing site, geotechnical and contamination investigations along the project alignment off Elizabeth Drive, Badgerys Creek and Luddenham Road, Luddenham
• Construction of the access road and site compound off Elizabeth Drive, Badgerys Creek
• Fortnightly aerial land surveys of the surface alignment to inform the construction design and planning of the project. These activities are not for surveillance and will continue until completion of the Surface and Civil Alignment Works
• Road surveys along Badgerys Creek Road, Elizabeth Drive and Luddenham Road
• Fencing works between Cosgroves Creek and Elizabeth Drive, Badgerys Creek.

In response to the local community, Liverpool City Council is publicly exhibiting the Draft Concept Plan for the installation of a new playground in Cole Park, Moorebank.

The Draft Concept Plan includes provision of the following:

• Children’s multi-play unit and dual swings
• Coloured rubber safety surface
• Sunshade
• Connecting pathway, bench seat and tree planting.

HAVE YOUR SAY

Council invites residents and interested members of the public to view the proposed Draft Concept Plan and provide Council with feedback by completing a short online survey at listens.liverpool.nsw.gov.auby 22 March 2023.

Written submissions concerning the Draft Concept Plan are also invited and should be received by 19 March 2023 (quoting file no. 2022/2471) and addressed to:

Chief Executive Officer

Cole Park Consultation (2022/2471)

Locked Bag 7064

LIVERPOOL BC NSW 1871

Or alternatively, email to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au (quoting file no. 2022/2471)