Greater Parramatta and Olympic Peninsula Water Cycle Management
Greater Parramatta and Olympic Peninsula Water Cycle Management Project
Has Sydney Water notified you that your property may be required for a temporary lease (construction lease) as part of the Greater Parramatta and Olympic Peninsula Water Cycle Management Project?
Receiving a notice of compulsory acquisition can be deeply upsetting. At Rely Legal, we guide you through the acquisition process by clearly explaining your options, advocating on your behalf, and ensuring you receive the full amount of compensation you are entitled to under The Just Terms Compensation Act.
Greater Parramatta and Olympic Peninsula Water Cycle Management Project Details
A new Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) plant is planned for the Greater Parramatta and Olympic Peninsula (GPOP), enabling future water reuse to sustainably service the Central City. The facility is to be located in Camellia, in the heart of the emerging GPOP growth corridor.
The project involves:
- A new treatment plant in Camelia-Rosehill
- Upgrades to the pumping station in Rosehill
- A pipeline transferring wastewater from the pumping station in Rosehill to the new WRRF
- A brine pipeline connecting the new WRRF to the Northern Suburbs Ocean Outfall Sewer via the pumping station in Rosehill
- A pipeline transferring advanced treated water from the new WRRF to the Parramatta River near Meadowbank Park
If your property is situated within the projects Corridor, it may be subject to a temporary lease (construction lease) or compulsory acquisition.
It is important that affected landowners seek independent legal advice to ensure they receive the compensation they are legally entitled to.
Legal and Valuation Costs
Pursuant to the Just Terms Act, the acquiring authority is required to pay the reasonable legal and valuation costs incurred by landowners in relation to the acquisition. This means you will not be responsible for any legal fees charged by Rely Legal.
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