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InfrastructureStaff WriterSun 07 Dec 14

UDIA Welcomes Baird's Support for NSW Infrastructure Strategy

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Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) NSW welcomed the Premier Mike Baird’s commitment to support the recommendations made in the Infrastructure NSW's State Infrastructure Strategy Update 2014.


UDIA NSW Chief Executive Stephen Albin said the 30 recommendations made by Infrastructure NSW are vital to supporting a growing state, and smaller projects also need to be a priority.


“Premier Baird’s commitment to adopt the 30 recommendations made by Infrastructure NSW, depending on poles and wires funding, is positive,” he said.


“We look forward to hearing in more detail what the current opposition proposes to do to deliver infrastructure to support growth.”


“We’d also like to know what both major parties plan to do specifically to unlock more housing in greenfields areas because there are thousands of lots sitting dormant around the state because of delays in infrastructure delivery.”


He also said there are plenty of smaller projects that need to be made a priority.


“The government needs to increase resources to speed up the roll out of power to new development sites, particularly in the north and south west where there are significant delays,” he said.


“Gregory Hills has had a temporary pumping station the last three or four years and is desperate need of a permanent facility.


“And in the Hunter region, particularly in areas such as Kings Hill and Lochinvar intersections and smaller roads that connect to the main road are in desperate need to unlock thousands of housing lots. And I could go on...”

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