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The Camellia-Rosehill precinct plays a key economic role in the Greater Parramatta and Olympic Peninsula (GPOP). It has some complicated planning issues including the need for a co-ordinated remediation and flood strategy, infrastructure funding and potential land use conflicts.
With Camellia-Rosehill soon to benefit from the Parramatta Light Rail, we have prepared a draft place strategy for the precinct, in collaboration with City of Parramatta, state agencies, landowners and the community.
The draft Camellia-Rosehill Place Strategy is on exhibition for public comment until Friday 4 March 2022. We welcome your feedback, which will inform the final place strategy and help us plan for the future of Camellia-Rosehill.
The draft place strategy is a 20-year plan to breathe new life into Camellia-Rosehill, building on its industrial past and taking advantage of its most vital asset – the Parramatta River.
The Camellia-Rosehill of the future will be clean, green and sustainable with:
Caring for Country is at the heart of our plans with an integrated approach to land use, buildings, heritage protection, environmental management, transport, water and sustainability.
Find out more about the draft place strategy by:
You can also make a comment on our interactive map:
The draft Camellia-Rosehill Place Strategy has been informed by feedback on the Directions for Camellia-Rosehill Place Strategy paper, which was exhibited from 15 September to 13 October 2021.
You can read about how we responded to submissions in our What We Heard report.
The draft place strategy also builds on previous work and work underway, including:
We will carefully consider all feedback to the exhibition as we finalise the place strategy.
The place strategy will not rezone land. The department will work closely with Council and other key stakeholders to implement the place strategy through a Council or state-led rezoning process.
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Page last updated: 13/01/2022