Update 15.10.2025
The Independent Planning Commission Panel appointed to determine the State Significant Development application for the proposed Liverpool Range Quarry advises that the public meeting that was scheduled for Wednesday 22 October at Cassilis Community Centre, Buccleugh Street, Cassilis, will not go ahead due to a low number of speaker registrations.
The Commission will contact the eight people who registered to speak to schedule individual meetings to allow them to have their say on the Liverpool Range Quarry. In accordance with the Commission’s Transparency Policy, the Commission will publish transcripts of any meetings that occur as part of these alternative arrangements.
The Commission is still seeking written submissions on the Liverpool Range Quarry. Any community members that would like to make a submission can do so via the Commission’s online portal: https://www.ipcn.nsw.gov.au/cases/liverpool-range-quarry
Written submissions will be accepted until 5pm AEDT on Wednesday 29 October 2025.
The Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure has completed its whole-of government assessment and referred the state significant development application to the IPC for determination.
A development application exhibited late-last year proposes a hard rock quarry to extract, process and transport up to 700,000 tonnes of hard rock material per annum to supply construction material for the approved Liverpool Range Wind Farm project.
For more information of the state significant development application and making submissions, go to the IPC’s website.
