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Documents
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Referral letter redacted (PDF, 204.26 KB)
| 14.11.2025 |
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Assessment Report (PDF, 27.19 MB)
| 14.11.2025 |
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Recommended conditions of consent (PDF, 569.07 KB)
| 14.11.2025 |
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Guidance for communities (PDF, 3.05 MB)
| 14.11.2025 |
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Commission conflict of interest register (PDF, 137.49 KB)
| 18.11.2025 |
Meetings
Meeting information
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1:00pm Monday 08 December
Marrickville & District Hardcourt Tennis Club 33 Centennial St, Marrickville NSW 2204
Speaker registrations
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Livestream and recordings
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Speaker schedule and transcripts
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Public submissions
| ID | Name | Date | Submission |
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| 7376 | Benjamin Cullen | 15/11/2025 |
Benjamin Cullen
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7376 |
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New South Wales 2048 |
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15/11/2025 |
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Support |
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Submission |
I support this proposal. Sydney’s housing crisis is severe, and solutions like the Timberyards proposal that increase density near public transport and local shops are the most effective ways to address it. |
| ID | Name | Date | Submission |
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| 7366 | Name Redacted | 14/11/2025 |
Name Redacted
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7366 |
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New South Wales 2204 |
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14/11/2025 |
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Submission |
I would like to object to a few key elements with the preposed development 1. Greenspace - the complex is going to apply for an exemption to the Biodiversity Conservation Act on the grounds that it will not generate significant impacts on biodiversity values given the site at present is currently devoid of significant vegetation. This makes sense in its current use, however such a large housing development requires green spaces for the residents to use - especially those with children and animals. 2. Parking for residents - for a complex with 1200 residences, the planned 350 car spaces is insufficient and unrealistic. This will lead to more cars being parked in the surrounding residential area where parking is already at a premium. 3. Traffic of surrounding areas (Sydenham Road, Farr Street and Victoria Road) - the current roads are very busy without this development, further analysis of the impact of additional housing needs to be taken into account and planned for accordingly (even if the residents dont have cars, there will be deliveries and visitors to consider). 4. Building height - the preposed buildings will be extremely close the flight path, which currently go directly over the school next to the development. 5. Lack of infrastructure in the local council, including schools, hospitals, garbage and stormwater - all of which are at capacity currently. |