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development application (DA) · Liverpool, NSW

FOURTH AVENUE AUSTRAL NSW 2179

Status: LodgedLodged (2 months ago)Ref RO-1034/2026

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Proposed development
RO-1034/2026

What’s proposed

Road Opening - for any other works - Quickway will be undergoing works on the existing sewer main between pump stations SP1211, SP1190, SP1183 and SP1182. This work will involve upgrading assets, flow redirection as well as decommissioning works of the existing main and pump stations that lead into the Kemps Creek Pressure Main (KCPM). The purpose for these upgrades/re-direction and decommissioning is intended to ultimately send existing flows into the newly commissioned KCPM line and finally towards the new AWRC Treatment plant. By sending flows to AWRC, the capacity of the existing sewer network in the Austral Leppington area can be increased to allow for the increased development growth advancing in the Greater Western Sydney area.


Status
LodgedThe council has received the application. No decision yet.

Council’s wording: Road Opening - for any other works

Lodged
(2 months ago)
Council reference
RO-1034/2026
Council
Liverpool, New South WalesEverything we track from Liverpool council
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from the council’s register

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  3. Write to the council. Quote the reference RO-1034/2026 and the address. Say what you support or object to, why, and how it affects you.
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