Toga’s appeal to reverse the refusal of a 380-apartment development in Sydney’s west has been dismissed.
The Sydney-based developer had lodged revised plans with the Penrith City Council for two residential buildings for an amalgamated site in Penrith after being granted approval in late 2019 for a 190-apartment scheme following an 18-month deliberation.
Toga hoped to take advantage of new incentive provisions to lodge a larger development at the site at 634-638 High Street and 87-91 Union Road.
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