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Case outcome
Overview
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Documents
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Referral letter redacted (PDF, 236.67 KB)
| 23.12.2025 |
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Recommended conditions of consent (PDF, 1.62 MB)
| 23.12.2025 |
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Assessment report redacted (PDF, 17.03 MB)
| 23.12.2025 |
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Commission conflict of interest register (PDF, 133.77 KB)
| 24.12.2025 |
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Guidance for communities (PDF, 1022.63 KB)
| 14.01.2026 |
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Local meeting - cancelled (PDF, 156.51 KB)
| 05.02.2026 |
Meetings
Meeting information
Date and time:
1:00 PM Thursday 12 February 2026
Rawsonville Soldiers Memorial Hall, Rawsonville Road
Statement from the Commission
The Independent Planning Commission Panel appointed to determine the State Significant Development application for the proposed Burroway Solar Farm (SSD-55968733) advises that the local meeting scheduled for Thursday 12 February 2026 at Rawsonville Soldiers Memorial Hall has been cancelled due to the Commission receiving no speaker registrations.
The Commission is still accepting written submissions on the Burroway Solar Farm project until 11:59pm AEDT on Tuesday 17 February 2026. If you would like to make a written submission, you can do so via our online portal: www.ipcn.nsw.gov.au/form/burroway-solar-farm
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Meeting information
Date and time:
9:30AM Friday 30 January 2026
Meeting documents
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Applicant meeting transcript (PDF, 194.86 KB)
| 05.02.2026 |
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Applicant meeting presentation (PDF, 4.32 MB)
| 05.02.2026 |
Disclaimer
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Meeting information
Date and time:
11:00AM Friday 30 January 2026
Meeting documents
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Narromine Shire Council meeting transcript (PDF, 145.2 KB)
| 05.02.2026 |
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Meeting information
Date and time:
12:15PM Friday 30 January 2026
Meeting documents
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Dubbo Regional Council meeting transcript (PDF, 139.07 KB)
| 05.02.2026 |
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Meeting information
Date and time:
2:00PM Friday 30 January 2026
Meeting documents
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DPHI meeting transcript (PDF, 179.49 KB)
| 05.02.2026 |
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DPHI meeting presentation (PDF, 826.72 KB)
| 05.02.2026 |
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Public submissions
| ID | Name | Date | Submission |
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| 13621 | Name Redacted | 30/01/2026 |
Name Redacted
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13621 |
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30/01/2026 |
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Submission |
I would like to make a submission noting my objection to the project. My concerns are: Accommodation and Workforce: The town has incredible housing pressure. The homes have increased 75% in value over 5 years, with average rent $460 a week (realestate.com.au). This reflects the supply vs demand housing pressure in Narromine. The project will add pressure to this, meaning our residents will find it harder to find affordable housing. Community Benefit: We have yet to see a reduction in our electricity bills, despite all this "green energy". The local area is impact, yet see no benefit. Rather than putting grants for community groups, why isn't the created electricity subsidised to local towns who are sacrificing to have the project in their backyard? Fire: With temperatures over 40+ for over a week, there is a huge risk of fire hazard. Take Wellington solar farm as an example. We don't want to increase pollutants that fire brings, as well as hazards of an electrical fire. Other: Narromine is known for aviation and has a local airport. Burroway is quite close to Narromine. There are significant aviation repercussions and regulations as it will be within the "vicinity" of an aerodrome. This impacts all aviation operations and consulation with aerodrome users and operations as stakeholders must be a consideration. |