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- Written by: Adam Gatt Penrith City Council (02) 4732 7777 (02) 4732 7958 council@penrithcity.nsw.gov.au https://www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au 601 High St Penrith NSW 2750 Australia
Disclosure of political donations or gifts
Development Applications are displayed at the Penrith Civic Centre. By law, reportable political donations or gifts must be disclosed by anyone lodging a planning application to Council.
Register of Political Donations & Gifts in Relation to Planning Applications
| Application No. | Donation / Gift | Donor / ABN (if an entity) | Donor / Entity Address | Recipient | Date Made | Amount / Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Last updated 6 June 2019.
You can search and view political donations and electoral expenditure disclosed by political parties, elected members of Parliament and local Councils, candidates, third-party campaigners and political donors at State and Local Government elections on the NSW Electoral Commission website - see Declaration of disclosures of political donations register.
Viewing Development Applications
Council is required to make Development Applications (DAs) and certain associated documents publicly available under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009. Pursuant to Section 101 of the Environmental Planning & Assessment Act, the below lists applications recently determined by Penrith City Council. Details of these determinations are available for public inspection free of charge during Council’s normal business hours (between 8.30am and 4pm Mondays to Fridays except Public Holidays) at the Civic Centre, 601 High Street, Penrith. Staff from Council’s Development Services team will be able to assist with any enquiries.
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Development Applications and Public Notices
29 August 2025: Notice of Commencement of Glenmore Park Stage 3 Development Contributions Plan 2022 Amendment 1 and Mamre Road Precinct Development Contributions Plan 2022 Amendment 1
At its Ordinary Meeting of 25 August 2025, Council adopted the Glenmore Park Stage 3 Development Contributions Plan 2022 (the GP3 CP) Amendment 1 and Mamre Road Precinct Development Contributions Plan 2022 (Mamre Road CP) Amendment 1.
The GP3 CP introduced a rate for non-residential development of $875,088/Ha with the total cost of infrastructure under the GP3 CP being $239,947,733. The GP3 CP also applies to residential development with the rate per single dwelling lot being $109,629.
The Mamre Road CP included amendments pertaining to changes to the SEPP (Industry and Employment) 2021, Syndey Water’s Integrated Stormwater Scheme Plan, updated the definition of Net Developable Area, updated the land indexation method, and other minor housekeeping matters. The rate of development will be $710,556/Ha, to fund the plan’s total cost of delivering infrastructure of $541,954,452.
Following Council’s adoption, the GP3 CP and Mare Road CP will come into effect on Monday 1 September 2025.
A copy of the GP3 CP and Mamre Road CP can be found on the Development Contributions Plans page on Council’s website from 1 September 2025.
For enquiries relating to the GP3 CP, please contact Ian Stendara — Executive Planner on (02) 4732 7681 or
For enquiries relating to the Mamre Road CP, please contact Caroline Ayling — Planner on (02) 4732 7665 or
Notice of Commencement of Amendment to Penrith Development Control Plan 2014 Chapter D5 - Section 5.2 Child Care Centres and Minor Housekeeping
At the Ordinary Meeting of Council on Monday 21 July 2025, Council endorsed the amendment to Penrith Development Control Plan (DCP) 2014 Chapter D5 - Section 5.2 Child Care Centres and Minor Housekeeping to Chapters E7 Part C Glenmore Park Stage 3 and E17 Orchard Hills North. The Council report (Item 3) and Meeting Minutes can be viewed here: https://penrith.infocouncil.biz/ These changes came into effect on 29 July 2025.
Section 5.2 Child Care Centres better supports child care centre proposals through revised and new development objectives and controls towards built form and landscaping, and improved alignment to current industry standards and guidelines. This will support child care centres proposals in delivering developments best suited to their settings and surroundings, improve clarity in Council’s assessment process and reduce the number and cost of appeals before the NSW Land and Environment Court. There is a savings provision in place for specific development applications, listed in Penrith DCP 2014 – Part A Introduction – Section 1.8.
The minor housekeeping includes:
- Chapter E7 Glenmore Park Stage 3: Updated reference to water management strategy.
- Chapter E17 Orchard Hills North: Minor administrative matters.
For further enquiries please contact Prudence Hudson – Senior Planner on 02 4732 7701 or at
Notice of Public Hearing - Planning Proposal to Reclassify Three Sites in St Marys
Council invites you to an upcoming public hearing relating to a Planning Proposal for the reclassification of three sites in St Marys. The Planning Proposal seeks to amend Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010 to reclassify three Council-owned sites from ‘Community Land’ to ‘Operational Land’ and to remove the public reserve status for these properties.
The Planning Proposal was publicly exhibited from Thursday 5 June 2025 to Monday 7 July 2025. The public hearing will take place on Monday 18 August 2025 between 5:00pm – 6:00pm.
The meeting will be held in the Theatrette Room, which is located inside the Penrith City Library at 601 High Street, Penrith.
Information on the Planning Proposal and public hearing is available online at yoursaypenrith.com.au
For further enquiries please contact Owen Lay, Planner on 4732 7612 or
Notice of Commencement of Glenmore Park Stage 3 Development Contributions Plan 2022
At its Ordinary Meeting of 26 May 2025, Council adopted the Glenmore Park Stage 3 Development Contributions Plan 2022 (GP3 CP). The total cost of infrastructure under the plan is $240,563,963, apportioned between residential and non-residential development within the precinct. Following Council’s adoption, the GP3 CP will come into effect on Wednesday 4 June 2025. The GP3 CP applies to residential development with the rate per single dwelling lot being $109,518. A copy of the GP3 CP can be found on the Development Contributions Plans page on Council’s website.
For all enquiries, please contact Ian Stendara — Executive Planner on (02) 4732 7681 or
Public notice – Orchard Hills North Contributions Plan 2025 comes into effect
At its Ordinary meeting of 28 April 2025, Council endorsed the finalisation of the Orchard Hills North (OHN) Section 7.11 Contribution Plan (CP).
The OHN CP was prepared alongside a Planning Proposal (PP) for OHN to facilitate the collection of development contributions to deliver necessary infrastructure to support OHN. Local infrastructure included in the CP includes local roads, water cycle management works and open space (such as local parks and active open space) and has a total value of $243,676,668.
The CP includes a rate for residential and non-residential development within the precinct, these being:
• Residential rate per lot: $141,704
• Non-residential rate per ha of NDA: $1,468,138
The finalisation and implementation of the CP is positive step toward securing the funds and mechanisms to deliver the critical infrastructure to support the development of the precinct.
The Orchard Hills North Contributions Plan 2025 can be viewed here.
Should you have any questions about this matter, please contact Natalie Stanowski in the City Planning Department on 4732 7777 or via
Public Notice – Draft Chapter E-15 St Marys Town Centre of Penrith Development Control Plan 2014 coming into effect
At the Ordinary Meeting of 28 April 2025, Council considered and endorsed an amendment to Chapter E-15 of Penrith Development Control Plan 2014 (Penrith DCP 2014).
Draft Chapter E-15 St Marys Town Centre of Penrith DCP 2014 will come into effect once the amendment to Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010 (St Marys Town Centre) (LEP amendment) comes into effect. A copy of the Chapter E-15 St Marys Town Centre will be published on the Planning Controls section of Council’s website once the LEP amendment comes into effect.
Council’s Your Say Penrith website will be updated once the LEP amendment is made and DCP amendment comes into effect.
The amendment to Penrith DCP 2014 introduces a range of new and amended development controls for the St Marys Town Centre and replaces the existing controls within Chapter E-15 of Penrith DCP 2014. The amendment supports the implementation of the St Marys Town Centre Master Plan, which was endorsed by Council on 3 March 2025 and sets the long-term plan to guide future growth and development of the St Marys Town Centre.
The draft Chapter E-15 St Marys Town Centre can be viewed at the below link: yoursaypenrith.com.au/stmarys
For further enquiries, please contact Lucy Goldstein or Natalie White in the City Planning Department on 4732 7777 or via
Public Notice- Adoption of St Marys Town Centre Development Contributions Plan 2025
Notice is hereby given that Penrith City Council at its Ordinary Meeting on 28 April 2025 resolved to adopt the St Marys Town Centre Development Contributions Plan 2025 (the Contributions Plan) with a fixed rate levy of 4.24%.
The Plan applies to new developments with a cost exceeding $200,000 in the St Marys Town Centre.
It will come into effect upon publication of an amendment to Section 209 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2021 on the NSW legislation website.
Council resolved to formally request the Minister for Planning and Public Spaces to make this amendment to allow the 4.24% fixed rate levy to be imposed on development in the St Marys Town Centre.
The report relating to the Contributions Plan can be viewed online at https://penrith.infocouncil.biz (refer to item 6 in the Business Paper for Council’s meeting of 28 April 2025).
ENQUIRIES
For further information or queries, please contact Council’s City Strategy Department on 4732 7777 or
NOTICE OF COMPULSORY ACQUISITION OF LAND
Penrith City Council declares with the approval of Her Excellency the Governor that the land described in Schedule 1 below, excluding the interests described in Schedule 2 below, is acquired by compulsory process in accordance with the provisions of the Land Acquisition (Just Terms Compensation) Act 1991 for road purpose.
Pursuant to Clause 7 of the Roads Regulation 2018, notice is hereby given that an application has been received for the naming of the following roads.
| Name | Locality | Extent |
| Kobayat Parade | WERRINGTON | Starts at road with proposed name Fairlight Street and heads west for approx 190m, then turns south for approx 60m, then heads west for 310m, then heads north for approx 60m before turning west for approx 70m where it terminates at the intersection with road with proposed name Yona Street. |
| Fairlight Street | WERRINGTON | Starts at St Charbel Boulevard (approx 240m north of intersection with French Street) heading south for approx 135m where it terminates at intersection with road with proposed name Kobayat Parade. |
| Yona Street | WERRINGTON | Yona Street WERRINGTON Starts at St Charbel Boulevard, opposite intersection with Abacus Parade, heading south for approx 140m where it terminates at intersection with road with proposed name Kobayat Parade. |
A map is provided here, a written submission regarding the proposed name may be made by 20 November 2025. For further information please contact Carly McIllhatton on 02 4732 7585 or email
Sale of Land for Unpaid Rates and Charges – Local Government Act 1993 (NSW)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under Section 715 of the Local Government Act (NSW) that Penrith City Council has resolved in pursuance with Section 713, to sell the land described below for unpaid rates and charges overdue for 5 years or more, as at 1 November 2024.
| OWNERS | DESCRIPTION OF LAND | STATUS OF LAND | AMOUNT OF RATES (Including extra charges) OVERDUE FOR MORE THAN 5 YEARS | AMOUNT OF ALL OTHER RATES (including extra charges) DUE AND IN ARREARS | TOTAL | |
| Estate N E Hearn & Estate N L Dickson | Lot 86 DP 241634 | 1 Twickenham Avenue CAMBRIDGE PARK NSW 2747 |
Uninhabited Dwelling | $28,399.55 | $15,159.66 | $43,559.21 |
In default of payment to Council of the total amount due, and any other rates (including extra charges) that become due and payable after publication of this Notice, or an arrangement satisfactory to Council for payment of all such rates being entered into before the fixed time of sale, the land will be offered for sale by public auction. The auction will be held at 11am on Saturday 1 March 2025 at the property.
Public exhibition of Planning Proposal and draft Development Control Plan for 170 Russell Street, Emu Plains
Council invites you to view and provide feedback on a Planning Proposal for 170 Russell Street, Emu Plains.
The Planning Proposal seeks to amend Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010 (LEP 2010) to rezone the eastern portion of the site from Rural 1(d) (Future Urban) to E4 General Industrial. The Planning Proposal also proposes controls relating to minimum lot size, building height, additional permitted uses, local provisions, scenic and landscape values and to remove the ‘deferred matter’ designation.
The intent of the Planning Proposal is to apply consistent planning controls across the entire site and enable the site to be governed entirely under LEP 2010.
Council is authorised to be the local plan-making authority for the Planning Proposal under Section 3.36 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979.
A draft Development Control Plan (DCP) chapter has also been prepared which provides detailed planning and development controls for the subject site.
The Planning Proposal, draft DCP and supporting information are on public exhibition from Wednesday 24 September 2025 to Thursday 23 October 2025. The exhibition material can be viewed online, at Council’s Civic Centre and at Penrith Library.
You are invited to provide feedback on the proposed changes by making a written submission to Council by Thursday 23 October 2025.
Council officers will be available to answer questions throughout the public exhibition period.
For further enquiries please contact Joel Carson – Senior Planner on 4732 8098.
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Public Meeting - Penrith Local Planning Panel
The Penrith Local Planning Panel will meet to determine the following:
- DA20/0340 Community Hall and Parks Avenue Reserve, 21 Parkes Avenue, Werrington
- DA19/0655 1–23 Lenore Drive, Erskine Park Industrial development
Information about upcoming meetings and relevant documents from past meetings is available on the Local Planning Panel web page.