One of the primary concerns regarding the proposed Malek Fahd Beaumont Hills school project is the significant increase in traffic congestion on Withers Road during the normal school season. This road is already heavily utilized by residents, commuters, and existing school traffic. Adding another school will exacerbate the situation, leading to several negative consequences:

Increased Traffic Delays: Withers Road is a major thoroughfare, and the addition of Malek Fahd Beaumont Hills school will result in more vehicles, including school buses, parent drop-offs, and staff commuting. This will inevitably lead to longer travel times and increased delays for all road users.

Safety Concerns: Higher traffic volumes increase the risk of accidents, particularly in school zones where children are crossing the road. The safety of students, parents, and local residents could be compromised due to the increased likelihood of traffic incidents.

Environmental Impact: More traffic means higher emissions and increased air pollution in the area. This can have adverse effects on the health of residents, particularly children who are more vulnerable to air quality issues.

Quality of Life: The increased congestion and noise from additional traffic can negatively impact the quality of life for residents living near Withers Road. It can lead to frustration and stress for those who rely on this route for their daily commute.

The traffic on that road is already a mess. It takes half an hour to get out during school and work hours. This kind of rubbish traffic has caused great suffering to the residents of North Kellyville. I have no idea what the people in the council are doing. There are schools at all exits of a district, and the road design is becoming more and more unreasonable. Now North Kellyville is famous for its traffic jams in Sydney, and more and more people are moving away. Now they are still thinking about expanding various things. Can this area support so many people? Unless you spend money to repair the road first, don't always think about approving expansions in various places.

The traffic of Withers Road is already the worst . Especially during the school hours, no more schools planning should be allowed.

I disagree with the expansion of the school for the following reasons. First, the expansion will inevitably lead to an increase in the number of students, which will worsen the traffic congestion at the school gate. The road in front of the school is a single lane, and the traffic jams during rush hours are already severe. Second, the expansion will cause noise and environmental pollution. The noise during students’ activities in the daytime is already quite disturbing. Lastly, the expansion will block natural light. Therefore, I do not support the school’s expansion.

I am strongly against this project of expansion as I believe it will negatively affect my lifestyle as a local resident. The expansion of this school will lead to a lot of unwanted noise and trouble during the process as well as the resulting primary school. This project will cause the surrounding area's residents to experience unnecessary troubles and is against my rights as a local citizen. Thus, I disapprove of this project and hope that it will not be taken into action.

The road traffic is already bad.

The traffic is very bad. Once the school expand this will be even worse

The traffic in this area has already been so hard, if extension school will cost more traffic and accidents. The residents will suffer travel out .e.g : later for work. More time waste on road.

Major impacts to the surburb including noise, traffic, parking congestion, Beaumount Hills is a small surburb that can not accomodate school at this size.

It will cause major impact on roads and traffic. It is already congested especially during morning and afternoon peak hours.The school needs to relocate and buy bigger land if they want to expand . The propery is within the residential area where road access is limited causing traffic, noise, and the impact on wild animal around the reserve. Im not against the school, but expanding is a BIG NO. I was told before their previous application was denied because of the impact in the area.