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UI 11 111 1111 I 1 1 I I 1 PCU061637 15 September 2015 Simon Bennett Precinct Manager, Urban Renewal NSW Department of Planning and Environment GPO Box 39 Sydney NSW 2001 Dear Simon Sydney WATER Department of Planning Ppc,aird 17 SEP 2015 Scanning Room RE: Camellia Precinct — Land Use and Infrastructure Analysis Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the exhibition of the Land Use and Infrastructure Analysis for the Camellia Precinct. We confirm the validity of the drinking water, wastewater and recycled water servicing information in Volume 2 of the report. In providing information on servicing, we used three scenarios of development yields. We note that the exhibition material does not include dwelling yields for the precinct. As additional analysis is undertaken on dwelling forecasts, we will appreciate being notified to ensure our servicing advice is current and we can plan any required amplifications accordingly. As noted in Section 3.8 of the report, Sewage Pumping Station (SPS) 67 is located within the Camellia precinct. The proposed residential and local town centre appears to be focused around SPS 67, which is a regionally significant wastewater asset presently servicing almost 200,000 people in western and south western Sydney. By 2036, SPS 67 is forecast to service 350,000 people and the pumping station and downstream assets are likely to require costly amplification. In the shorter term we are planning for improvements to wet weather performance, and works at the pumping station and adjacent foreshores are likely. Continued liaison between the Department of Planning and Environment and Sydney Water will be very important, especially before the structure plan is finalised. Upgrades to SPS 67 and future landuses should be discussed now to avoid future impediments. We look forward to continuing to work with the Department of Planning and Environment, councils and developers to realise the potential at Camellia and the other urban renewal priority precincts across Sydney. Sydney Water E-Planning Sydney Water has an email address for planning authorities to submit statutory or strategic planning documents for review. This email address is urbangrowthsvdneywater.com.au Sydney Water Corporation ABN 49 776 225 038 1 Smith St Parramatta 2150 I PO Box 399 Parramatta 2124 I DX 14 Sydney I T 13 20 92 I www.sydneywater.com.au Delivering essential and sustainable water services for the benefit of the community PCU061637PCU061637

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Page 1: Sydney UI WATER...Simon Bennett Precinct Manager, Urban Renewal NSW Department of Planning and Environment GPO Box 39 Sydney NSW 2001 Dear Simon Sydney WATER Department of Planning

UI 1 1 111 1111 I 1 1 I I 1

PCU061637

15 September 2015

Simon Bennett Precinct Manager, Urban Renewal NSW Department of Planning and Environment GPO Box 39 Sydney NSW 2001

Dear Simon

Sydney

WATER

Department of Planning Ppc,aird

17 SEP 2015

Scanning Room

RE: Camellia Precinct — Land Use and Infrastructure Analysis

Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the exhibition of the Land Use and Infrastructure Analysis for the Camellia Precinct.

We confirm the validity of the drinking water, wastewater and recycled water servicing information in Volume 2 of the report. In providing information on servicing, we used three scenarios of development yields. We note that the exhibition material does not include dwelling yields for the precinct. As additional analysis is undertaken on dwelling forecasts, we will appreciate being notified to ensure our servicing advice is current and we can plan any required amplifications accordingly.

As noted in Section 3.8 of the report, Sewage Pumping Station (SPS) 67 is located within the Camellia precinct. The proposed residential and local town centre appears to be focused around SPS 67, which is a regionally significant wastewater asset presently servicing almost 200,000 people in western and south western Sydney.

By 2036, SPS 67 is forecast to service 350,000 people and the pumping station and downstream assets are likely to require costly amplification. In the shorter term we are planning for improvements to wet weather performance, and works at the pumping station and adjacent foreshores are likely.

Continued liaison between the Department of Planning and Environment and Sydney Water will be very important, especially before the structure plan is finalised. Upgrades to SPS 67 and future landuses should be discussed now to avoid future impediments.

We look forward to continuing to work with the Department of Planning and Environment, councils and developers to realise the potential at Camellia and the other urban renewal priority precincts across Sydney.

Sydney Water E-Planning

Sydney Water has an email address for planning authorities to submit statutory or strategic planning documents for review. This email address is urbangrowthsvdneywater.com.au

Sydney Water Corporation ABN 49 776 225 038 1 Smith St Parramatta 2150 I PO Box 399 Parramatta 2124 I DX 14 Sydney I T 13 20 92 I www.sydneywater.com.au

Delivering essential and sustainable water services for the benefit of the community

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