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Development Applications
In accordance with Canterbury-Bankstown Community Participation Plan, the following applications have been placed on public exhibition.
DA-1174/2025
Address: Lot 52 DP 1222260, No. 25 Forrester Street, Kingsgrove
Applicant: Loumbos Exports Pty Ltd
Proposed Development: Change to operations of existing paper and cardboard resource recovery facility, to double annual volume of processed material from 48,000 tonnes per annum (tpa), to 95,000 tpa of paper, cardboard and include a range of plastics and corflute material, as well as up to 2,000 tpa of pre-crushed and baled glass, aluminum and tin for storage and transfer. The development seeks to operate 24 hours a day, 7 days per week.
Note: This application is both Designated Development and Nominated Integrated Development under s51 of the Protection of the Environmental Operations Act 1997.
Designated Development: No
Written Comments Due: 5pm on 9 December 2025
Canterbury-Bankstown Local Planning Panel Meeting
Residents are welcome to attend the upcoming Canterbury Bankstown Local Planning Panel (CBLPP) meeting on Monday 8 December 2025, in the Council Chambers (corner Chapel Road and the Mall, Bankstown) starting at 6 pm.
For any questions about this meeting, please contact the Governance Team on govn.team@cbcity.nsw.gov.au.
Making of an Interim Heritage Order – 64 Homer Street, Earlwood
Under Section 28 (1) (d) of the Heritage Act 1977, Council is giving notice that it has made an Interim Heritage Order applying to 64 Homer Street, Earlwood.
A copy of the order can be viewed here.
The order aims to temporarily protect the property because of a development application which has been lodged (DA-1340-2025). This application is for the demolition of the existing house and construction of an attached dual occupancy and subdivision of the land. It also includes a swimming pool and related landscaping. A heritage consultant, Lucas Stapleton Johnson, has completed a preliminary heritage assessment to support the order.
The Interim Heritage Order lasts up to 12 months. However, Council needs to decide whether to officially list the property as a local heritage item in the Canterbury-Bankstown Local Environmental Plan 2023 within 6 months. If Council decides not to list it or doesn’t decide within 6 months, then the order lapses.
Please contact the Strategic Planning Team on 9707 9000 if you have any further enquiries.
Public notice: new road names approved for Link Road between Keys Parade and Auld Avenue
The road names below have been approved by Council and the Geographic Names Board for the Link Road between Keys Parade and Auld Avenue
Beckett Road - The name commemorates Mary Maude Beckett, a member of a courageous generation of women who welcomed their husbands back from WWI, established homes, raised families, endured the Depression and saw their sons off to WWII
If you have any questions about these road names, please contact us on 9707 9648 or learn more at https://haveyoursay.cbcity.nsw.gov.au/road-naming-link-road-between-keys-parade-and-auld-avenue-milperra