Plan to replace Brands on Sale with high rise endorsed by council
Campbelltown Council has endorsed a planning proposal to build six towers at the site of the Brands on Sale factory outlet.
Campbelltown Council has endorsed a planning proposal to build six towers at the site of the Brands on Sale factory outlet.
Pacific Planning want to build a 20-storey building, an eight-storey building and four 12-storey buildings on the Queen St site.
Councillors voted to endorse a modified proposal put forward by council planners which would reduce the height of the main tower to 15-storeys.
The proposal, worth more than $120 million, will now go through the NSW Government’s gateway planning process and be placed on public exhibition.
Pacific Planning’s Matthew Daniel told councillors the buildings would be a mix of apartments and commercial premises.
“We need to have a scheme that brings forward some employment, retail and importantly residential,” he said.
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Mr Daniel said the proponent and council staff would eventually come to an agreement on a final height.
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