Spring Farm Parkway Stage 2
Project overview
Transport for NSW is planning Stage 2 of Spring Farm Parkway to complete the key eastwest link between the suburbs of Menangle Park and Spring Farm to support the Greater Macarthur Growth Area.
Key benefits
- An alternate east west link connecting Camden Bypass, Hume Motorway and Menangle Road.
- Improved access to established and developing residential and employment precincts, including Spring Farm, Elderslie, Menangle Park, Mount Annan and Glen Alpine.
- Improving journey times for motorists, including freight, while providing an alternative to Narellan Road.
- New shared user paths to support greater access, travel mode choice and safety for pedestrians and cyclists
- Direct access for freight trucks to a Southern Sydney Freight Line terminal
- Enhancing the road network to improve accessibility and support the introduction of future bus services, ensuring better connectivity for the community.
- Improving flood resilience.
Spring Farm Parkway is comprised of two stages. Stage 1, now open to traffic, connects the Hume Motorway to Menangle Road with City facing on and off ramps. Based on community feedback, the proposed design for Stage 2 is now advancing to the next phases of planning and will complete the connection from Stage 1 to Liz Kernohan Drive.
This is one of a number of Transport projects that are supporting greater connections across outer South West Sydney. We are taking steps to support communities and growth in this area by reducing congestion and increasing safety on our roads, along with introducing new sustainable transport options for better access to employment, services and leisure destinations.
We are also planning for the future needs of the region – see more on the Outer South West Integrated Transport Plan | Transport for NSW web page.
Latest news
The NSW and Australian Government has committed $15 million to progress planning for Stage 2 of Spring Farm Parkway. This will include an environmental assessment and concept design as part of preparing the Final Business Case and Planning Approval.
June 2024 – Community Consultation report
Between December 2021 and February 2022, the project team consulted the community on the proposed design of Stage 2 and held an online information session on 10 February 2022.
Transport would like to thank the community for providing feedback during the consultation period, which was considered and addressed by the project team in the latest consultation report. The report is part of Transport’s transparent and inclusive planning process and will help with the next steps of the project.
June 2022 – Consultation now closed
Earlier this year Transport for NSW invited the community to provide feedback on design concept for Spring Farm Parkway Stage 2. The community consultation period is now closed and Transport for NSW is reviewing feedback from the community.
We thank the community for their input regarding the proposed design and will continue to keep you updated on the progress. See project information on this page for further detail.
February 2022 – Online information session
Transport for NSW held an online information session on 10 February 2022. The project team provided an overview of Spring Farm Parkway Stage 2 and answered questions on the project. If you were unable to attend you can view a recording of the session.
Next steps
- Preliminary site investigations
- Proposed strategic design - We are here
- Review of Environmental Factors and concept design
- Consultation report
- Project determination (subject to funding)
- Detailed design (subject to funding)
- Request for tender (subject to funding)
- Appointment of main contractor (subject to funding)
- Start of construction (subject to funding).
Background
The Spring Farm Parkway corridor was developed to support the creation of the Spring Farm Precinct. It was identified as a critical transport link that would accommodate future growth and development within the Greater Macarthur Growth Area.
Early planning for Stage 2 commenced in 2019 with potential route options investigated in 2021. A proposed strategic design was released in 2021 for community feedback which is summarised in a Community Consultation Report.
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Contact us
For more information please contact the project team:
Phone: 1800 325 146
Email: springfarmparkway2@transport.nsw.gov.au