Public Exhibitions and Notices

Council has prepared the draft Parking Enforcement Policy outlining the way in which motor vehicle parking will be regulated under relevant laws.

The intention of the new policy is to allow motor vehicles to partially park over a nature strip with rollback kerbing, provided the vehicle does not interfere with the use of the footpath, obstruct lines of sight for vehicles using the roadway or cause damage to Council infrastructure which includes the kerb, nature strip, footpath area and underground services. See image below.

This is an important feature of the new policy ,which aims to improve access and the safe movement of motor vehicles where the width of a road has been reduced and rollback kerbing installed.

Council invites residents and interested members of the public to view the proposed Draft Enforcement Parking Policy by clicking here.

Who’s Listening:

Submissions are invited from the public and can be sent to Locked Bag 7064, Liverpool BC, NSW 1871 or via email to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au. Written submissions should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, and be received by 5pm on 16 October 2023, quoting Draft Parking Enforcement Policy.

For further enquiries, please contact Noelle Warwar, Acting Coordinator, on 1300 36 2170.

Liverpool City Council is seeking submissions from the community on its draft plan for the future use and activation of Collingwood House.

Following consultation with a range of internal and external stakeholders, the plan identifies a variety of potential community and commercial activation opportunities designed to attract visitation and encourage activation.

Council is now seeking submissions from the community about the opportunities raised by the draft plan, any opportunities that may have been overlooked and ideas as to how these activations could be delivered.

Submissions will inform the development of an implementation strategy for the plan, as well as the final opportunities presented to Council.

Submissions can be made to the heritageofficer@liverpool.nsw.gov.au or LCC@liverpool.nsw.gov.au email address referencing TRIM 2023/4120 and should be received by 5pm 16 October 2023.

To view the draft plan click here

Project Overview

Liverpool City Council is seeking community feedback on a draft amendment to the Liverpool Development Control Plan 2008 – Part 2.5 Middleton Grange.

The purpose of this amendment is to update the objectives and controls in the Liverpool Development Control Plan 2008 for the future Middleton Grange Local Centre.  

The proposed amendments include changes to the road layout, open space controls, and other design requirements for the future Local Centre.

Related Documents:

• Draft Liverpool DCP – Part 2.5 Middleton Grange (Track Changes Version)
• Draft Liverpool DCP – Part 2.5 Middleton Grange (Clean Version)
• Fact Sheet
• Report and Minutes of Council Ordinary Meeting 30 August 2023
• Middleton Grange Town Centre Planning Proposal – Final Instrument

Who’s Listening:

Submissions are invited from the public and can be made through here or sent via email to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au.

Written submissions should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, and be received by 5pm on 13 October 2023, quoting ref: 2023/4229.

For further enquiries in relation to the draft amendment, please contact Lilyan Abosh, Senior Strategic Planner, on 8711 7631 or aboshl@liverpool.nsw.gov.au. Alternatively, please contact Nancy-Leigh Norris, Executive Planner on 8711 7794 or norrisn@liverpool.nsw.gov.au.

What happens next?

All submissions will be considered and reported to a Council meeting. If Council decides to proceed with the draft amendment, the revised Liverpool Development Control Plan 2008 – Part 2.5 Middleton Grange will be finalised.  Planning approval (such as a Development Application) is still required prior to the development of the Local Centre.

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:

• Amend the Community Sponsorship eligibility criteria to allow Council to assess and approve retrospective funding for community events within a one-month timeframe from the date of the event.
• Expansion of the Community Grants Program to incorporate Community Education, Arts, Health & Wellbeing programs, with up to $10,000 in funding available per project.

The Community Grants program will now support community project that address:

• Partnerships and Collaborations
• Community Health, Wellbeing, and Inclusion
• Community Education and Skill Development
• Connection to Local Heritage and Community Art Initiatives.

Written submissions are invited from the public, addressed to the Chief Executive Officer (quote Grants, Donations and Community Sponsorship Policy) by 5pm, 10 October 2023 (TBD).

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 30th of August meeting, the Council endorsed twelve proposed street names to be used within the Moorebank intermodal precinct.

The Street naming theme for the locality is both Military and Logistics. The proposed names are:

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).

Figure 1: Aerial view render of the Moorebank Intermodal Precinct: Logos Property

Transport/Logistic Names

Cargo Street

Cargo refers to the goods or products being transported from one place to another. It includes items like raw materials, finished products, or any valuable merchandise being shipped using different modes of transportation.

Consignment Place

Consignment refers to the act of sending goods from one party to another for delivery. It involves entrusting the responsibility of delivering the goods to a carrier or logistics provider.

Container Place

A "container" is a strong metal box used to store and transport goods. It comes in different sizes and can be easily moved between ships, trucks, and trains. Containers help keep goods safe during transportation and make logistics operations more efficient.

Dispatch Loop

Dispatch means sending off goods for delivery. It involves coordinating and scheduling the movement of goods to their destinations. It is the process of getting goods ready and sending them on their way to where they need to go.

Distribution Street

Distribution means delivering goods to where they need to go. It involves organising and moving goods from one place to another, ensuring they reach their intended destinations or customers.

Logistic Street

Logistics means the careful coordination of moving things from one place to another. It involves planning, organising, and managing the flow of goods to ensure they get to where they need to be on time. Logistics is all about making sure things are in the right place at the right time.

Transport Street

Transportation means moving people or things from one place to another. It involves using cars, trucks, trains, ships, or airplanes to physically take them where they need to go. Transportation helps people travel and goods reach their destinations.

War dog theme

Marcus

Marcus was an Australian tracker dog trained at the Ingleburn infantry camp, who served in South Vietnam between 1967-1971 and did not return from the war.

Tiber Place

Tiber was an Australian tracker dog trained at the Ingleburn infantry camp, who served in South Vietnam between 1967-1971 and did not return from the war.

Trajan Place

Trajan was an Australian tracker dog trained at the Ingleburn infantry camp who served in South Vietnam between 1967-1971 and did not from the war.

Further information on the history of the above-mentioned war dogs can be found at:

• Australian War Memorial
• Australian Defence Force Trackers and War Dogs Association
• Department of Veteran Affairs

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-4/2023.

All submissions must be received by Monday 9^th October 2023.

At the 30thof August meeting, Council endorsed the unification and renaming of Flynn Avenue, Hall Circuit, Sixteenth Avenue East and Qantas Boulevard so that they will form a single contiguous road known as Flynn Avenue, Middleton Grange.

Figure 1: Flynn Avenue/Hall Circuit/Sixteenth Avenue East/Qantas Boulevard Street Sections – (Highlighted in yellow)

The current street name configuration is causing significant challenges for affected properties owners and residents situated between Hall Circuit and Sixteenth Avenue East, (Figure 1). Essential services including Australia Post, NSW Ambulance and various delivery services have difficulties locating individual properties.

When considering a renaming proposal, staff are bound by Liverpool City Council’s own ‘Naming Convention Policy’, as well as the Geographical Names Board of NSW’s (the GNB’s) ‘NSW Address Policy and User Manual’.

Section 6 of the NSW Address Policy and User Manual states the following principles when considering a renaming request:

6.7.1 Ensuring Public Safety and Service Delivery Road names shall not risk public and operational safety for emergency response, or cause confusion for transport, communication and mail services. Many emergency responses and other public services (such as mail) are determined by the clarity of road names and road extents, and all road name proposals shall ensure that operations will not be adversely affected.

The existing street sections and names all apply to a single contiguous road and are risking public safety and causing confusion for emergency and essential services.

6.7.7 Road Extents A road name shall apply from one end of the road to the other i.e. the point where the road finishes or intersects with another road or roads. The extent of a named road shall be defined by the formed road, and shall include only one section navigable by vehicles or foot.

The original plans for this road corridor have been superseded, and the road no longer needs to be split into individual segments. The extent of the existing street sections now start and end at illogical positions along the street, and not at the terminus of the street (via a corner or intersection). It is proposed that renaming the entirety of the street corridor to Flynn Avenue will make the street consistent with this policy direction.

6.7.9 Amending Road Names Road names are intended to be enduring, and the renaming of roads is discouraged unless there are compelling reasons for a change. Issues that can prompt renaming include the redesign of a road, changed traffic flow, mail or service delivery problems, duplication issues and addressing problems.

The existing street sections and names are causing addressing, mail, and service delivery problems for residents.

The current configuration of the street sections fails to align with the aforementioned addressing principles. Therefore, Council is proposing to rename Flynn Avenue, Hall Circuit, Sixteenth Avenue East and Qantas Boulevard to the single unified street name of, Flynn Avenue, Middleton Grange.

The use of Flynn Avenue is suggested as this will cause the least amount of disruption to residents along the corridor. The street numbering starts at 1 at the western end of the street, and as such residents currently addressed to Flynn Avenue will not need to update any details resulting from this change. Residents in the sections of Hall Circuit, Sixteenth Ave East and Qantas Boulevarde would be assigned consecutive numbers from where the extent of Flynn Ave currently terminates.

Council is publicly exhibiting the renaming of Flynn Avenue, Hall Circuit, Sixteenth Avenue East and Qantas Boulevard to Flynn Avenue, Middleton Grange, and invites you to make a submission on the proposed renaming. Submission are to be received by Monday 9^th October 2023 and can be made in writing to Liverpool City Council, Locked Bag 7064 Liverpool BC NSW 1871, or emailed to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au quoting file number SPN-3/2023.

Should you choose to make a submission, please make it clear if you support or object to the renaming and provide any information that is relevant to support your view.

All submissions must be received by Monday 9^th October 2023.

Project Overview

Liverpool City Council is seeking community feedback on a planning proposal to amend the Liverpool Local Environmental Plan 2008 (LLEP 2008), for land at 93-145 Hoxton Park Road, 51 Maryvale Avenue and 260 Memorial Avenue, Liverpool. The proposal intends to facilitate the development of residential flat buildings, with a maximum of 6 storeys. Access to the potential future development would be from Dale Avenue, Liverpool.

The planning proposal has not been endorsed by Council, and is being placed on Early Exhibition to receive initial community feedback, prior to the proposal being further assessed by Council .

The subject site is currently zoned R4 High Density Residential which permits the development of Residential Flat Buildings. The planning proposal intends to:

• Increase the maximum Height of Buildings from 15m to 21m (4 storeys to 6 storeys);
• Increase the Floor Space Ratio control from 1:1 to 1.5:1;
• Provide a portion of apartments as affordable housing;
• Allow ‘Retail Premises’ with a maximum gross floor area of 200m² to support the dwellings.

Related Documents:

• Fact Sheet
• Concept Urban Design Plans
• Letter of Offer
• Draft Site Specific Development Control Plan
• Planning Proposal

Who’s Listening

Submissions are invited from the public and can be made through here or sent via email to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au. Written submissions should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, and be received by 5pm on 9 October 2023, quoting ref: RZ-3/2022.

For further enquiries relating to the rezoning, please contact Stephen Peterson Senior Strategic Planner, on 0492 282 493 or petersons@liverpool.nsw.gov.au

All submissions will be assessed and the results of the public exhibition will then be reported to Council.

What happens next?

All submissions will be assessed and the results of the public exhibition will then be reported to Council.

In accordance with Section 7.5 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and Clause 204 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2021, notice is hereby given that a Deed of Variation to the Planning Agreement that applies to 146 Newbridge Road, Moorebank and accompanying Explanatory Note have been prepared and are available for public inspection.

The objective of this Deed for the Developer of 146 Newbridge Road, Moorebank are as follows .

1. Reflect numerical amendments to the Act and Regulation;
2. Clarify the circumstances in which the Developer may request the deferral of any Works under the VPA;
3. Ensure the Original Development Contributions are consistent with planning agreements in the surrounding Moorebank area;
4. Require the Developer to procure the acquisition of, or to acquire the Road Bridge Stratum and dedicate it to Council, or if this does not occur, to regulate the manner in which Council may acquire that interest and the security that must be provided to Council if Council is required to acquire that interest (including payment of the Road Bridge Stratum Payment);
5. Amend the nature of development contributions to be made under the VPA to ensure they accurately reflect current market value and the staging of the Development.

The Deed and Explanatory Note are available for public inspection from 7^th September 2023 to 8^th October 2023. If you have any questions please send an email to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au quoting ‘VPA-11’

Related documents:

• Deed of Variation
• Explanatory Note
• Council Resolution

Come and find out the results of Liverpool City Council’s independent review of the NSW Government’s Wianamatta South Creek Flood Study.

Council officers and Manly Hydraulics Laboratory’s flood experts will be there to share the results and answer your questions at our public information session:

Tuesday 12 September 2023 | drop-in between 4-8pm

Bringelly Community Centre, 5 Greendale Rd, Bringelly NSW 2556

In November 2020, Liverpool City Council publicly exhibited the NSW Government’s Wianamatta South Creek Flood Study and conducted extensive community consultation before presenting a report to Council in March 2021.

Council then resolved to undertake a review of the flood model by an independent consultant and undertake assessment of recent major floods since 2019.

This review of the flood model and assessment of recent major floods has now been completed by Manly Hydraulics Laboratory (MHL) and the results are now available for community consultation.

As part of the community consultation process the results were presented to the Aerotropolis Community Consultative Committee (ACCC) on 18th July 2023.

View Council's independent review here

Liverpool City Council is preparing a flood study for the Harris and Williams Creek catchments. The study area covers parts of the suburbs of Holsworthy, Hammondville, Voyager Point and Pleasure Point. This study will update council’s existing flood information and will help us plan for, predict, and manage the risk of flooding within the stud area.

We would appreciate your participating in the study by completing the short questionnaire that is enclosed and returning it before Thursday 10 August 2023.

Harris Creek Flood Study Community Questionnaire

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

Across the project, low impact earthwork and bridge work activities will continue from 6am, Monday to Saturday. �Concrete pours for bridge works, may on occasion, need to start from 5am or finish after 6pm, Monday to Saturdays as continuity and weather are critical to ensuring the concrete pours and cures correctly to prevent failure of the pavement.

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

t’s full steam ahead on the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project, with tunnelling of the new 23-kilometre line now underway.

The Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport 1,066-tonne tunnel boring machines (TBMs) Eileen and Peggy have started their journeys at the future Airport Business Park Station, carving out the first 5.5-kilometre sections of the twin metro tunnels towards the Aerotropolis.

Excavating around 120 metres a week, tunnelling is the first key step in building the six new metro stations from St Marys to the centre of the new Aerotropolis. TBMs Eileen and Peggy are now well into the ground, bringing metro services one step closer for Greater Western Sydney locals.

TBM Eileen pays tribute to the first female Mayor of Penrith, Eileen Cammack OBE, who also established the first pathology laboratory at Nepean District Hospital. TBM Peggy honours pioneer aviator Peggy Kelman OBE, who was instrumental in promoting female aviation and flying companion of Nancy-Bird Walton.

A joint venture between CPB Contractors and Ghella was awarded the $1.8 billion Station Boxes and Tunnelling contract in 2021 to deliver 9.8 kilometres of twin metro tunnels, five station boxes and two services facilities shafts.

This project will support more than 14,000 jobs during construction, including 250 new apprentices, with at least 20 per cent of the contract workforce coming from local communities.

The Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport line will be operational when Western Sydney International Airport opens for passenger services, with an expected travel time of 15 minutes from St Marys metro station to Airport Terminal Station and a further 5 minutes to the Aerotropolis Station.

For more information about the project, visit sydneymetro.info/westernsydneyairportline.

Liverpool City Council is seeking community input on a planning proposal to change planning controls at 22 Box Road, Casula, which is a Council owned reserve, locally known as Mimosa Park.

Council previously investigated options to further develop the site as a local park, however it was found unsuitable for a recreation area. Therefore, a change to planning controls are proposed to enable the development of a single dwelling on the site. Funds generated from the sale of the site will be used to further embellish Jardine Park, Casula.

The planning proposal intends on supporting this outcome by amending the Liverpool Local Environmental Plan 2008, to change the zone from RE1 Public Recreation, to R2 Low Density Residential. The proposal also intends to apply height of building, floor space ratio and minimum lot size development standards to the site, which will be the same as the adjoining low density residential zone.

Related Documents

• Planning Proposal Document
• Fact Sheet
• Gateway Determination
• Classification and Re-classification of land Practice Note
• Checklist for reclassifying Land
• Local Planning Panel Report
• Local Planning Panel Minutes
• Safety Design Report
• Soil Contamination (Mimosa Park)
• Title Search, Lot and DP and 88b Instrument
• Minutes of Ordinary Council Meeting 29 March 2023

The Planning Proposal can also be viewed by searching for ‘PP-2023-701’ on the NSW Planning Portal or via Liverpool Listens on Councils Website.

Submissions are invited from the public and can be made through here or sent via email to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au. Written submissions should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, and be received by 5pm on 14 August 2023, quoting ref: RZ-9/2022.

For further enquiries relating to the rezoning, please contact Brianna van Zyl Senior Strategic Planner, on 8711 7940 or vanzylb@liverpool.nsw.gov.au.

Project overview

Liverpool City Council is undertaking an exciting project for the Collingwood Visitation Precinct (Liverpool Regional Museum, former Visitors Centre site, College Park, Congressional Drive open space, Discovery Park and Collingwood House).  Delivered in partnership with the NSW Government, the masterplan will set a vision for an innovative and exciting precinct of cultural activities, parklands, and opportunities to connect with nature and come together with family, friends, community and visitors.

Have your say

We want you to help shape the future vision for this exciting space. During this first phase of consultation, we want to hear your big ideas and understand what you need in the space, to do this you can:

• Join us at the Project Showcase

Wednesday 5^th of July, 10am-3pm, Miller Park, Miller As part of Liverpool City Council’s NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day

• Take the Online Survey to help refine the vision for the space​

• View the Online Interactive Map to tell us what you love, what needs improving and what you want to see.

• Send us a Written submission: Share your vision for one or all of these spaces through a written submission to:

Mark Taylor Acting Co-ordinator Community Planning

Locked Bag 7064, Liverpool BC NSW 1871

Or

lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au.

This is the first opportunity to help shape the draft vision for these important spaces. At a later stage, we will present the draft Masterplan for community feedback, and illustrate how your inputs have helped shape the draft.

Liverpool City Council is publicly exhibiting the Draft Concept Plan for the landscape upgrade of local park Angle Park, in the suburb of Chipping Norton.

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 by clicking here.

Written submissions concerning the Draft Concept Plan are also invited and should be received by 7 July 2023 (quoting file no. 2023/1404) and addressed to:

Acting Chief Executive Officer

Angle Park Consultation (2023/1404)

Locked Bag 7064

LIVERPOOL BC NSW 1871

Or alternatively, email to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au (quoting file no. 2023/1404)

For enquiries regarding the Draft Concept Plan – Angle Park, please phone Council’s Customer Contact Centre on 1300 36 2170.

Angle Park, Chipping Norton Concept Analysis

Liverpool City Council resolved at its 31 May 2023 meeting to exhibit the draft Aerotropolis s7.12 Contributions Plan 2023.

The draft plan outlines how Council will collect contributions from developers to fund the significant infrastructure needed to deliver on the vision of a vibrant aerotropolis precinct to support a wide rage of local jobs, communities, industries and residences.  Working collaboratively with Penrith City Council to identify and synchronise infrastructure across the whole aerotropolis precinct, this Plan applies only to the land within the Liverpool LGA.

The draft Plan proposes a 4.5% levy  on development over $200,000 to fund the acquisition of land and delivery of local infrastructure needed to align with growth , fulfil the precincts potential and create a sustainable, well connected and liveable city.  This levy is necessary to avoid creating a $2.8billion shortfall in local infrastructure.

While the NSW Government has zoned the land, Council has the delegated responsibility for reviewing and delivering infrastructure, as well as the assessment and determination of development applications.  Contribution Plans are a legislative mechanism for Council to fund infrastructure to support these growth precincts.

The framework and nexus of local infrastructure provision was guided by:

• Land Acquisition Mapping under State Environmental Planning Policy (Precincts – Western Parkland City) 2021
• Infrastructure mapping under the Western Sydney Aerotropolis Precinct Plan 2022
• The Western Sydney Aerotropolis Development Control Plan 2022

prepared by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment.

The draft Aerotropolis Contributions Plan will:

• Ensure services, facilities and infrastructure are delivered as development occurs in order to meet the needs of our growing city
• Implement streamlined and transparent development contributions processes for development in the aerotropolis precinct, and
• Fund towards the provision of local transport networks, open space, parks, community facilities, sporting, and recreation facilities

Exhibition

The draft Aerotropolis s7.12 Contributions Plan (Ref: 2023/2388) is on Public Exhibition from Thursday 15 June 2023 – 14 July 2023 in accordance with Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Public Exhibition) Regulations 2020.

Enquires may be directed to Council’s Contributions Planning Team by email at lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au or by phone at 1300 36 2170

Written submissions on the draft plan invited from the public and Industry should be addressed to the CEO, Liverpool City Council, locked bag 7064, Liverpool BC 1872 or by email lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au by the close of the exhibition period on Friday 14 July 2023.

When making a submission please use reference 2023/2388.

Related Documents

• Draft Aerotropolis s7.12 Contributions Plan 2023
• Council Report – 31 May 2023

Project Overview

Council has prepared the draft Liverpool Rural Lands Strategy as required by action 16.1 of the Local Strategic Planning Statement – Connected Liverpool 2040 (LSPS). This draft strategy applies to land including Denham Court and suburbs west of Austral. The strategy aims to guide the retention, improvement, rezoning and development of rural lands in the Liverpool Local Government Area (LGA).

The draft strategy identifies the need for agricultural lands to be recognised for their economic productivity value, as well as their intrinsic and landscape values. The strategy recognises that our planning framework needs to respond to issues in our rural areas, including the protection of biodiversity values, protection of rural heritage and management of areas which will transition to urban lands in the future.

The strategy will be important in providing guidance to any Liverpool Local Environmental Plan 2008 (LEP) and Development Control Plan (DCP) amendment in these areas, including planning controls for both land-uses (zoning) and built form.

To view all the related documents click here

Who’s Listening:

Submissions are invited from the public and can be sent to Locked Bag 7064, Liverpool BC, NSW 1871 or via email to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au. Written submissions should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, and be received by 5pm on 1 August 2023, quoting 2022/3079.

For further enquiries, please contact Kweku Aikins, Senior Strategic Planner, on 1300 36 2170 or aikinsk@liverpool.nsw.gov.au.

What happens next?

All submissions will be assessed and reported to Council.

In line with section 253 (1) of the Local Government Act 1993, Council must give public notice of its intention to amend its Civic Expenses and Facilities Policy and seek community feedback.

Council has amended the policy to include an additional clause, which can be found at 4.8.2 (g).

In accordance with that decision, Councils draft Civic Expenses and Facilities Policy is placed on public exhibition until Wednesday 22 June 2023.

For further information regarding this public exhibition, please contact Jessica Saliba, Coordinator Governance at salibaj@liverpool.nsw.gov.au referencing the ‘Civic Expenses and Facilities Policy’.

Should you lodge a submission, it will be considered, along with any other submissions received and may be included in Council’s business paper.

Draft Civic Expenses and Facilities Policy

CPB Contractors Ghella are completing the station boxes and tunnelling works for Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport.

Construction at the Aerotropolis site 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 June and July will include:

• Oversized plant and equipment deliveries, excavated material removal, survey, formwork, utility adjustments and waterproofing
• Low noise impact work including station box and tunnel excavation, mesh installation, shotcreting and ground support installation will start in early June and occur up to seven days a week, 24 hours a day
• Concrete pours and associated works will occur up to six days per week from Monday to Friday 6pm to 10pm and Saturday 1pm to 4pm
• Work to construct stub tunnels, including spoil removal and haulage, is planned to commence in June and will occur 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Standard construction hours work in June and July will include:

• Ongoing site establishment including maintenance, and installing internal roads, signage, temporary site utilities and environmental controls
• Site wide and station box excavation including earthworks, anchor installation, rock bolting and shotcreting
• Site wide concrete works, including installation of steel reinforcement and 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
• Construction of stub tunnels for proposed future extensions of the Metro line
• Safely removing hazardous materials, in line with SafeWork NSW and Environment Protection Authority guidelines, and Sydney Metro health and safety procedures
• Site photography using drone cameras above the construction site.

Liverpool City Council resolved, at its meeting on Wednesday 25 September 2019, to call for expressions of interest from persons who live, work in and/ or own businesses within the Liverpool Local Government Area to be appointed by Council to the Intermodal Precinct Committee, which is an advisory committee of Council. At its meeting of 26 February 2020 Council adopted the Intermodal Precinct Committee Charter, which guides the Committee’s functions.

As a result of one of the currently appointed community members being elected as a Councillor, and one community representative resigning, Council is now seeking two community representatives to serve on the committee. Committee members serve in a voluntary capacity.

The functions of the Committee are:

• To ensure, through collaboration with the Intermodal Company, that the negative impacts are minimised and financial mitigation offers are considered and utilised to improve the health and safety of residents in Liverpool.
• To provide advice to assist in any Council submissions on development or modification applications relating to the Intermodal development, with emphasis on minimising adverse impacts on the health of the community.
• To develop partnerships with relevant stakeholders, environmental groups and key organisations;
• To make recommendations to Council regarding achievement of positive and negative outcomes for the residents of Liverpool.

The first meeting of the Committee was held in June 2020 and from then on, a quarterly basis. Council decided more recently to conduct the meetings every second month.

Council will receive expressions of interest for Committee membership up until 5:00pm on 30 June 2023.

Please complete the Expressions of Interest Form which can be downloaded here or is available on Council’s website.

Please address your Expression of Interest to the Chief Executive Officer, Liverpool City Council, quoting Ref: Intermodal Precinct Committee EOI via email to lcc@liverpool.nsw.gov.au

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 Reconciliation Action Plan 2023 – 2024 (RAP).

The RAP outlines Council‘s commitment to working alongside our First Nations communities to improve the lives of the local community and celebrate the rich Aboriginal cultures in Liverpool. The plan outlines key strategies and goals for Council to implement when working with First Nations communities to ensure positive outcomes for individuals and community groups, acknowledge and celebrate culture and heritage, and promote the advancement of First Nations people in Liverpool. This plan will also be submitted to Reconciliation Australia for formal endorsement.

Written submissions are invited from the public and should be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer (quote Reconciliation Action Plan) by 5pm, 13 June 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 Jacqueline Newsome, Coordinator Community Development on 8711 7781 or newsomej@liverpool.nsw.gov.au.

The following applications have been made to Council seeking approval for the development listed below. Before Council makes any decision on the application, any person may make a submission to the consent authority concerning the development applications during the submission period specified. Submissions must specify the grounds of objection, if any.

The development applications and the documents accompanying the application, including any environmental impact statements, are available for inspection online at eplanning.liverpool.nsw.gov.au.

For designated development, unless the Independent Planning Commission has held a public hearing, a person who objected to the development by making a submission and who is dissatisfied with the determination of the consent authority to grant development consent, may appeal to the Court, and if the Independent Planning Commission holds a public hearing, the Commission’s determination of the application is final and not subject to appeal.

DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL

The following development application has a 14 day exhibition period which commences on public exhibition from Wednesday 26 April 2023 and concludes on Wednesday 10 May 2023:

A person making a public submission in relation to a development application lodged with Council must disclose any reportable political donation or gift made in the previous two years (and up to the time the matter is determined) to anyone by that person or any associate of that person including:

• All reportable political donations made to any Councillor (A reportable political donation, being for an amount of or above $1,000, includes any donation made at the time the person was a candidate for election to Council.)
• All gifts made to any Councillor or staff member of Council. (A gift includes a gift of money or the provision of any other valuable thing or service for no consideration or inadequate consideration.)

The Draft Display of Goods on Footpaths Local Approvals Policy outlines the type and location of goods that can be displayed by businesses on footpaths in front of their shops. Council endorsed the public exhibition of the draft Policy at the Ordinary Meeting on 29 March 2023.

The Draft Policy allows the display of goods without an application to Council if they comply with the criteria and conditions specified under the Draft Policy.

Display of Goods on Footpaths Local Approvals Policy

Written submissions are invited from the public, to be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer (quote Display of Goods on Footpaths - Local Approvals Policy) by 5pm, 22 May 2023.

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

As part of our TfNSW - MR580 Henry Lawson Drive Upgrade Stage 1A - Tower Road to Auld Ave – Project, a long-term 60km/h Roadworks Speed limit will be implemented along Newbridge Road, Chipping Norton/Milperra NSW, as per the below image and attached TGS.

The speed limit will be implemented from 5am Tuesday morning 2^nd May 2023.

The following actions have been, or will be, completed prior to implementation.

• A VMS Strategy will be implemented 7 days prior to the speed change to advise motorists.
• ROL applications have been submitted to TMC/CJP for the Speed Zone Authorisation (SZA).  These are currently being assessed. Once approved a copy of these can be provided to council if required for records.
• Notification has been provided to Liverpool Police and Canterbury Police of the upcoming speed limit changes.

If you require any additional information, please feel free to give me a call.