How can the NSW government allow such a proposal across from 3 major enhancements to Moorebank?!

1. We have the new Georges Fair estate , that now is at risk to be flooded with trucks loaded with theier rubbish and aspestos

2. The new Mirvac/new golf course development - again another high end residential development

3. the proposed Marina

After the counsel has worked hard to bring moorebank into the limelight with 3 great developments now you guys want to approve a concrete recycling plant in the middle of all this?! right on the banks of the George's river too!..

Honestly any sound minded agency understands this is not the place for it, and now they want even more time for this development to be considered? please act responsibly to the residents of Moorebank and Georges Fair and disapprove this crazy idea.. next thing you know u will allow a tip to be approved next door because the land is "zoned" for that back 20 years ago!...

As a local resident I object in the strongest possible way to the concrete recycling plant. It is ridiculous to have this so close to a growing residential area. There are severe health concerns die to air pollution as well traffic congestion and noise pollution.

I also have concerns about pollution of the nearby Georges river.

This is a shame I am writing this objection for the nth time. It's so illogical in a developed country such decisions are being taken. I have a family a small baby and the fear of living under a continuous threat of being infected with health issues is a nightmare and a mental stress. I strongly disapprove this project and plead in you to leave the suburb for a healthy living. Its time someone has a common sense looks like it's proven it's not common in this case. Had big hopes seeing Mike Baird being so proactive and a people friendly politician.this decision will be a true reflection on the premier and his political image

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Please see below comments from our Engineering Service Unit which was inadvertently omitted from Council submission on Friday.

Flooding - the railway appears to be at the 1% APE level or level and the majority of this site is flood fringe (allows for filling) so there is generally no issue with the proposal in regards to flooding. The site is on the edge of the floodway (see map 5-L link below), the development is to ensure that it does not affect that floodway (which has been shaped to generally avoid this site)

http://www.newcastle.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/204687/Series_5_-_Compendium_of_Flood_Maps.pdf