A plan to build four, two-storey buildings that contain 160 units on Sparks Road, Hamlyn Terrace has been referred to the Regional Planning Panel.
The site is currently vacant land that contains development consent for a residential subdivision, internal road network and stormwater infrastructure.
A $35M project, of the 160 units, two are three-bedrooms, while the remainder are a combination of two-bedroom, one-bedroom and studio flats.
Developers Bathla Group said the development “provides a range of housing opportunity” and its proximity to key transport infrastructure such as the Pacific Motorway, Pacific Highway, the Warnervale Train Station, and the local bus service is an asset to residences.
Catering for the units will be 302 car parking spaces and a private driveway that leads to a “collector road” at the back of the building.
The proposed development presents a ceiling height of 7.2m
The site has a northern frontage to Sparks Rd of approximately 75m.
As such, the application has been referred to Transport for NSW (TfNSW) for comments regarding the proposed development.
The site is also classified as Bushfire Prone Land and a Bushfire Assessment Report has been prepared for the Panel.
The proposal has been found to be compliant with the controls of the Wyong Local Environmental Plan 2013.
Bathla Group that has built considerable developments in Western Sydney suburbs Quakers Hill, Riverstone, Schofields, and is rumoured to have purchased land in Gwandalan.
Bathla Group was approached for comment regarding the site is owns in Gwandalan.
Nicola Riches