M12 Motorway Environmental Impact Statement exhibition period from 16 October

Community update October 2019

Artist impression of the M12/M7 and Elizabeth Drive interchange

Roads and Maritime Services is proposing to build the M12 Motorway, a new 16 kilometre motorway between the M7 Motorway at Cecil Hills and The Northern Road at Luddenham. The motorway would connect the Western International Airport at Badgerys Creek to Sydney’s motorway network and is expected to be opened to traffic in 2025 before the new airport opens. Motorway construction is proposed to start in 2022. The motorway would provide increased road capacity, reduce congestion and improve travel times in the future. It would also improve the movement of freight in and through Western Sydney. Key features Environmental Impact Statement

• An east-west 16 kilometre motorway The next major milestone for the M12 Motorway is between the M7 Motorway, Cecil Hills the exhibition of the Environmental Impact Statement and The Northern Road, Luddenham. (EIS) which will pave the way for detailed design • A motorway built for four lanes and construction. (with provision for up to six lanes) The EIS exhibition period is an important opportunity with a median to separate opposing for the community and key stakeholders to traffic flows. comment on the proposed motorway’s design and • A direct connection to Western Sydney environmental and social impacts. International Airport. The EIS exhibition period runs from 16 October for • A new connection to The Northern a minimum of 28 calendar days. Information sessions Road with traffic lights. and pop-up stalls will be held during the exhibition period giving the community an opportunity to talk • A motorway-to-motorway interchange directly to the project team. There is also an interactive at the M7 Motorway. online experience where you can read the EIS, do a • Provision for a future interchange simulated drive along the new motorway and compare connecting Mamre Road and before and after aerial images of sections of the Devonshire Road at the M12 Motorway. proposed road.

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BUS LANE Information sessions Members of the project team will be available to discuss the EIS at the following times: • Thursday, 24 October – 5pm to 8pm Kemps Creek Public School, 100 Cross Street, Kemps Creek • Saturday, 26 October – 10am to 1pm Holy Family Primary School, Lot 32 Willowdene Avenue, Luddenham • Saturday 2 November – 10am to 1pm Kemps Creek Sporting & Bowling Club 1490 Elizabeth Drive, Kemps Creek • Thursday, 7 November – 5pm to 8pm Holy Family Primary School, Lot 32 Willowdene Avenue, Luddenham Visit our interactive web portal to find out more about the EIS To find out more about the EIS www.rms.nsw.gov.au/m12 Visit the Roads and Maritime project website http:// rms.nsw.gov.au/m12, see us in person at one of our information sessions or visit a display location to view a copy of the EIS.

Make a submission Display locations The Department of Planning, Industry The EIS will be on display at the following locations and Environment (DPIE) will place the from 16 October: M12 Motorway EIS on public exhibition from 16 • Roads and Maritime Services office, October to 18 November. To make a submission go 20–44 Ennis Road, Milsons Point to: https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/major- projects/project/10226. • Department of Planning, Industry and Environment, 320 Pitt Street, Sydney Submissions must be received by 11.59pm on • Nature Conservation Council, Friday 18 November 2019. 14/338 Pitt Street, Sydney • Experience Centre, Eaton Road, Luddenham • Service NSW Centres (electronic copies Contact us available only) If you have questions or would like more • Council offices: information, contact the project team: –– Fairfield City Council: 86 Avoca Road, Wakeley 1800 517 155 –– Liverpool City Council: 33 Moore Street, Liverpool rms.nsw.gov.au/m12 –– Penrith City Council: [email protected] Civic Centre 601 High Street, Penrith –– Camden Council: 70 Central Ave, Oran Park • Libraries: –– St Clair Library: Shop 12, St Clair If you need help understanding this Shopping Centre, Bennett Road and information, please contact the Endeavour Avenue, St Clair Translating and Interpreting Service –– Wetherill Park Library: on 131 450 and ask them to call us 561–583 Polding Street, Wetherill Park on 1800 517 155. –– Carnes Hill Library: 600 Kurrajong Road, Carnes Hill Next steps Wylde Mountain Bike Trail New design of the Wylde Mountain Bike Trail is currently underway.

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Image courtesy of Western Sydney Parklands Trust

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OPEN TO TRAFFIC Artist impression, shared path view north-east at the Airport interchange

October 2019 RMS.19.1384

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