A rezoning proposal for the Gilead masterplanned community in Campbelltown has been approved by the
This major planning milestone will see half of the 495 hectare site rezoned for environmental conservation, with the balance of the site approved to deliver 3,300 homes in south-west
Since the public exhibition of the planning proposal, additional conservation land has been included, with more canopy trees retained within the conservation and recreational areas. The rezoned conservation areas on the Gilead site will contribute to Campbelltown's first and only protected east-west koala corridors between the Georges and Nepean rivers.
Gilead's planning proposal will deliver 3,300 new homes in
Stage 1 of the adjacent development, Figtree Hill, has experienced unprecedented demand from buyers since launching early last year, with all 450 available lots now sold. Delivery of Figtree Hill is well progressed, with construction of important safety upgrades to
The koala corridor locations and widths that intersect with the Gilead site have been determined by the
Every conservation measure proposed by the project is fully funded and follows the advice of the NSW Chief Scientist and Engineer's panel of independent koala experts.
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'The Gilead masterplanned community in Campbelltown will help to address a critical shortage of new and affordable homes in south-west
'Rezoning approval is a major planning milestone that will see more than half of the 495 hectare site rezoned for environmental conservation, while delivering thousands more homes in Campbelltown - Macarthur.'
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