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Investment Talks for North West Sydney’s Infrastructure
NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey MLC met with Riverstone MP Warren Kirby in a community forum at the North West Business Chamber on Friday, 10 November 2023, about the Minns Government’s goal to handle “long overdue” infrastructure plans in North Western Sydney.
In Investment Talks for North West Sydney’s Infrastructure -24 Budget, more than $600 million is aimed to be invested in North Western Sydney, alongside $200 million for the subsequent two years for necessary evacuation routes in the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley.
In addition, a $100 million price range is eyed for the widening and duplication works of Garfield Road East at Riverstone and an extra for Richmond Road widening, positioned between Townson Road and the Westlink M7.
As the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley was flooded six occasions between 2020 and 2022, one of the most impactful in recent decades, The NSW Government’s first Budget allocated about $433.1 million for a crossing at the Hawkesbury River at Richmond.
The Minns Government said it'll scrap draft planning proposals for Marsden Park North and Riverstone Town Centre on Sunday, 12 November, while West Schofields precinct will partially continue with its draft plans beneath strict situations.
The decision is part of the Government’s election commitment to halt housing on high-risk flood plains in Western Sydney due to considerations in regards to the road network’s capacity to carry off disasters, as indicated by the Flood Evacuation Modelling (FEM) report.
Commissioned by the earlier authorities, the FEM report, which the Minns Government mentioned was by no means made public, indicates infrastructure that may fail in an emergency. The Government, since then, has launched the said report and allotted funds to infrastructure gaps.
Crowd At The North West Business Chamber
Community members on the north west business chamber in riverstone lga © nsw government
The Government appointed Professor Roberta Ryan, a strategic planning skilled, to impart independent group liaison help to aid affected landowners in Marsden Park North, Riverstone Town Centre, and West Schofields to know and navigate the problem.
An further $121 million can be allotted to the NSW Reconstruction Authority from the NSW Government’s first Budget, which adds to the state’s capability to anticipate disasters.
The Minns Government mentioned it didn't trigger the issue but stays devoted to resolving it.
Deputy Premier Prue Car stated the investments by the Minns Government in the native roads community will present aid to locals who get caught in visitors on Richmond Road.
“Locals have been asking for upgrades to their roads for years but their calls have fallen on deaf ears. We have listened and are performing to offer reduction in order that they're spending much less time of their cars and extra time with their families at house,” the Deputy Premier mentioned.
“Not solely will these roads upgrades make our suburbs safer they will also make life easier for thousands of motorists.”
On the other hand, Treasurer Daniel Mookhey said that the NSW Government has proven within the first Budget its dedication to a “safer and safer and disaster-prepared Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley.”
“I need to thank people from Riverstone and surrounds for coming out at present and talking in regards to the government’s plans.”
Member for Riverstone Warren Kirby MP mentioned how delighted he's with the NSW Budget consequence for Riverstone, especially the Government’s strategy to addressing “the previous infrastructure shortcomings.”
“The Budget delivers $100 million for Garfield Rd East, $75,000 to Bandon Rd to convey the whole funding to $150 million and $260m for Richmond Rd. All of these upgrades assist address street deficiencies identified in the FEM report,” Warren Kirby mentioned.
“The Rouse Hill Hospital has lastly been funded for $700 million promised also allocates funding for the development of three new schools, native highway enhancements, and the upgrade and delivery of Rouse Hill Hospital.
Read More: https://hillstohawkesbury.com.au/investment-talks-for-northwest-sydney/
NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey MLC met with Riverstone MP Warren Kirby in a community forum at the North West Business Chamber on Friday, 10 November 2023, about the Minns Government’s goal to handle “long overdue” infrastructure plans in North Western Sydney.
In Investment Talks for North West Sydney’s Infrastructure -24 Budget, more than $600 million is aimed to be invested in North Western Sydney, alongside $200 million for the subsequent two years for necessary evacuation routes in the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley.
In addition, a $100 million price range is eyed for the widening and duplication works of Garfield Road East at Riverstone and an extra for Richmond Road widening, positioned between Townson Road and the Westlink M7.
As the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley was flooded six occasions between 2020 and 2022, one of the most impactful in recent decades, The NSW Government’s first Budget allocated about $433.1 million for a crossing at the Hawkesbury River at Richmond.
The Minns Government said it'll scrap draft planning proposals for Marsden Park North and Riverstone Town Centre on Sunday, 12 November, while West Schofields precinct will partially continue with its draft plans beneath strict situations.
The decision is part of the Government’s election commitment to halt housing on high-risk flood plains in Western Sydney due to considerations in regards to the road network’s capacity to carry off disasters, as indicated by the Flood Evacuation Modelling (FEM) report.
Commissioned by the earlier authorities, the FEM report, which the Minns Government mentioned was by no means made public, indicates infrastructure that may fail in an emergency. The Government, since then, has launched the said report and allotted funds to infrastructure gaps.
Crowd At The North West Business Chamber
Community members on the north west business chamber in riverstone lga © nsw government
The Government appointed Professor Roberta Ryan, a strategic planning skilled, to impart independent group liaison help to aid affected landowners in Marsden Park North, Riverstone Town Centre, and West Schofields to know and navigate the problem.
An further $121 million can be allotted to the NSW Reconstruction Authority from the NSW Government’s first Budget, which adds to the state’s capability to anticipate disasters.
The Minns Government mentioned it didn't trigger the issue but stays devoted to resolving it.
Deputy Premier Prue Car stated the investments by the Minns Government in the native roads community will present aid to locals who get caught in visitors on Richmond Road.
“Locals have been asking for upgrades to their roads for years but their calls have fallen on deaf ears. We have listened and are performing to offer reduction in order that they're spending much less time of their cars and extra time with their families at house,” the Deputy Premier mentioned.
“Not solely will these roads upgrades make our suburbs safer they will also make life easier for thousands of motorists.”
On the other hand, Treasurer Daniel Mookhey said that the NSW Government has proven within the first Budget its dedication to a “safer and safer and disaster-prepared Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley.”
“I need to thank people from Riverstone and surrounds for coming out at present and talking in regards to the government’s plans.”
Member for Riverstone Warren Kirby MP mentioned how delighted he's with the NSW Budget consequence for Riverstone, especially the Government’s strategy to addressing “the previous infrastructure shortcomings.”
“The Budget delivers $100 million for Garfield Rd East, $75,000 to Bandon Rd to convey the whole funding to $150 million and $260m for Richmond Rd. All of these upgrades assist address street deficiencies identified in the FEM report,” Warren Kirby mentioned.
“The Rouse Hill Hospital has lastly been funded for $700 million promised also allocates funding for the development of three new schools, native highway enhancements, and the upgrade and delivery of Rouse Hill Hospital.
Read More: https://hillstohawkesbury.com.au/investment-talks-for-northwest-sydney/
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