COMMUNITY BENEFITS
The Crescent Parklands team has researched local community needs and looked at local demographic data, to inform community benefits that could be delivered as part of the precinct..
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Tiberius has now prepared a new and informed design for the mixed-use precinct, seeking to strategically benefit the community.
WELL-LOCATED HOMES AND AMENITIES TO SUPPORT A GROWING COMMUNITY​
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The site is strategically located to support the NSW Government's vision to create 30-minute cities where people can live within 30-minutes travel time to their jobs. This proposal benefits the Holroyd community specifically as:
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Homes will be delivered close to employment opportunities
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Future residents will be highly connected to established transport networks as well as education infrastructure
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New on-site amenities including supermarket retail space will deliver essential services to the community
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Access to diverse and affordable housing options will increase
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The development of new homes will boost the local economy.
GENERATING
LOCAL JOBS ​​​​​​
​​​​​​​Proposed retail and commercial spaces will contribute to future employment on the site, and is estimated to generate approximately:​
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423 ongoing jobs when operational,
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3,602 local jobs during construction.
IMPROVED PUBLIC OPEN SPACE​​​​​​​​​​​​
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​If the proposal is approved, Tiberius will improve the communities access to open and green space including:
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​A park (approximately 7,700sqm) for resident and public use
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Providing pedestrian connections from the site to Holroyd Sports Ground.
BETTER CONNECTIONS​​​​
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​​​​Proposed improvements to existing and future pedestrian and cycle paths including:
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​​​​​​​​​​Widening Crescent Street and upgrading the Crescent Street and Woodville Road intersection
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New pedestrian footpaths and access arrangements to the site
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A private shuttle bus service between the site and Parramatta Station.