The Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure issued a Gateway determination on 17 January 2025. The planning proposal will be publicly exhibited in mid-2025, subject to further discussions and requirements set by the Department in the Gateway determination.

As the world around us changes, so will Campsie. The Campsie Town Centre Master Plan is our plan to manage this change; preserve character and ensure Campsie can reach its potential as a vibrant and diverse place for residents, workers and visitors. There is a lot to be excited about.

The Campsie Master Plan guides where people live, work and play into the future. If we plan for these things now, with good urban design principles and a clear strategy for growth we can make sure that Campsie continues to be a place with the right balance of community, business, growth and culture. Without a master plan, growth in Campsie will occur in an uncoordinated way. The Master Plan also provides a basis for Council and the community to hold other agencies to account on delivering important infrastructure for our community.

You can learn more about why we have created a master plan for Campsie here.

The Master Plan has now developed into a planning proposal that will eventually update the objectives and controls of Council’s Local Environmental Plan and Development Control Plan. The planning proposal has received a Gateway determination from the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure, please refer to the timeline on the main project page for more details.