Documents

The receipts

Every claim on this site links back to a source below — the planning portal, council minutes, DPHI's own submissions report, or the developer's own pitch. Read them in the order events actually happened.

Last updated · 3 August 2026

Start here — 5 documents that tell the story

  1. 1Planning Portal

    Burroway Road Mixed Use Development SSD-99885210

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  2. 2Council record

    City of Parramatta Participate: Block H DCP Amendment and Planning Agreement

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  3. 3Planning Portal

    Draft Homebush Bay West DCP Amendment 2

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  4. 4Planning Portal

    Block H Submissions Report

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  5. 5Planning Portal

    State Significant Development Declaration Order (No 15) 2025

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The 2023 exhibition · Read the breakdown

More support submissions — but not from the people who live here.

DPHI recorded 1,130 submissions in the separate 2023–24 DCP Amendment 2 exhibition: 636 support, 480 objection and 14 comment. The totals are not the whole story. Only 204 of the 636 support submissions — about 32% — were from the 2127 local area. 300 (47%) came from outside the area and 132 (21%) from Rhodes. Objections were the opposite: 393 of 480 — 82% — were local. DPHI also recorded that most objections (94%) were detailed, while over half of support submissions were high-level.

Objections local (2127)
82%
Support local (2127)
32%
Objections detailed
94%

Residents are asking: if this proposal is so good for Wentworth Point, why did most local submissions object, and why did nearly half of all support come from outside the area?

Source: Block H Submissions Report (DPHI), 2023–24 exhibition — NSW-SUBMISSIONS-REPORT-2025.

Note on “local”: In this site, “local” refers to the 2127 / Wentworth Point postcode where that breakdown is used in the DPHI submissions report. Rhodes and other locations are described separately where available.

Two separate decisions are often confused. On 20 December 2024 the Planning Secretary issued a new delegation making City of Parramatta Council the relevant planning authority for proposed amendments to the Homebush Bay West DCP, returning responsibility for assessing and determining DCP amendments to Council. On 21 October 2025 the Planning Minister declared the current Block H proposal State Significant Development, so the NSW Government — not Council — is now the consent authority for SSD-99885210.

Developer material records what Billbergia is promoting. It does not independently verify the proposal's impacts, prove community support, guarantee the advertised benefits or mean the development has been approved. Official status and documents should be checked through the NSW Planning Portal.