Planning and construction updates
Precinct 9
We have appointed WEM Civil to complete the civil subdivision works in Precinct 9. Subdivision works commenced in late July 2024. Work hours will be between 7am and 6pm Monday to Friday, with potential work on Saturdays between 8am and 1pm.
Works will take around 18 months to finish and will include civil works including installing electrical and water services, relocating some existing services, construction of roads and earthworks. WEM will implement measures to minimise impacts to the community while works take place, however, you may notice additional noise during work hours.
We have finished constructing Horrie Road, next to Edmondson Park Public School and the future high school site. We are working with Liverpool City Council and the NSW Land Registry Service to dedicate the road to Council so it can be opened to the public.
Landcom’s works will provide the necessary roads, infrastructure and services to support housing and to improve the lives of those in Edmondson Park ensuring we are creating better communities.
To keep up to date with how Precinct 9 works are progressing, please visit www.landcom.com.au/EdmondsonPark
Precinct 3
Works to remove trees in Precinct 3 to enable subdivision works were completed earlier this year. As part of our sustainability targets, Landcom has reused the mulch from the tree removal across other Landcom projects in South-West Sydney in North Wilton and Macarthur Heights.
We submitted a subdivision development application to Liverpool City Council in February 2023. This development application seeks approval for the creation of 158 residential lots and 8 medium density sites which will deliver around 250 homes in total, and includes remediation, earthworks, construction of roads, services, and infrastructure as well as a pocket park. This application is still under assessment by Council.
Bardia Barracks
In June 2024, Liverpool City Council approved our plans to restore and modify Bardia Barracks, a heritage-listed site on Campbelltown Road.
The works will preserve the 1939 buildings and will include changes to allow disability access to all buildings, structural repairs, and landscaping embellishments. Works will begin in late 2024 and will likely take 12 months to complete.
