Expressions of Interest Open for MIP Community Consultative Committee

General News
Monday 24th February 2025

Nominations are open for the appointment of one community member to the Moorebank Intermodal Precinct (MIP) Community Consultative Committee.

stakeholder group representative nomination form

local community representative nomination form

The Committee provides a forum for open dialogue between ESR Group and National Intermodal (the proponents), representatives of the local community, Liverpool City Council, and key stakeholders on issues directly relating to the precinct.

Committee members are expected to contribute constructively to discussions, attend approximately four meetings per year, and communicate information about MIP between the Committee and the broader community.

About the precinct

ESR Group is at the forefront of delivering the Moorebank Intermodal Precinct (MIP) – Australia’s largest intermodal logistics precinct and one of the nation’s most significant infrastructure projects.

The precinct addresses the escalating demand for freight movement along the East Coast, transforming the movement of goods nationwide. By enhancing productivity in the freight industry, MIP plays a pivotal role in ensuring sustainable outcomes for national industrial development.

National Intermodal are delivering the realignment of an existing two-kilometre section of Moorebank Avenue, from approximately 130 metres south of the existing Anzac Road/Moorebank Avenue intersection to immediately north of the East Hills Railway. This will be constructed as a new two-lane road, east of the existing Moorebank East Precinct.

Applications are currently being accepted for our Community Consultative Committee.

ESR Group and National Intermodal are inviting members of the community to join our Community Consultative Committee for the Moorebank Intermodal Precinct.

We are seeking individuals residing in the local area and representatives of community groups who can effectively represent and communicate the interests of the community, demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of the precinct and any related concerns.

We are seeking to fill one membership position on the Committee.

Community Consultative Committee Membership

NSW Department of Planning and Environment’s Community Consultative Committee guidelines (Section 3.4) require the following:

Community representatives must:

• Be current residents or landowners within the relevant local government area.
• Demonstrate involvement in local community groups and/or activities.
• Have knowledge and awareness of the project and related issues of concern to the local community.
• Be able to represent and communicate the interests of the affected local community.
• Be willing to adhere to the committee’s code of conduct.

Representatives of stakeholder groups must:

• Be a member of a stakeholder group with an interest in the project – including an industry, community, environmental or Indigenous group.
• Have knowledge and awareness of the precinct and related issues of concern.
• Be able to represent and communicate the interests of the group or community.
• Be willing to adhere to the committee’s code of conduct.

The role of a committee member is voluntary.

Applications

Applications are due by 11.59 pm on Friday April 11, 2024 and must be lodged by sending a relevant filled-out nomination form to the Independent Chairperson of the Community Consultative Committee:

Dr. Colin Gellatly

Email: colingellatly@hotmail.com

Post: Dr Colin Gellatly

PO Box 56

Hunters Hill NSW 2110

Nomination forms

If you would like to apply, download a copy of the relevant nomination form below.

local community representative nomination form

stakeholder group representative nomination form

Keeping you updated

Precinct notifications are published on the website at www.moorebank.au. We encourage community members and interested stakeholders to register for project updates to receive notification updates by email.

Please contact our Community Relations team via email at moorebank@tsariley.au by phone 1800 986 465 (24/7) or opt-in for emailed updates by completing the form on our website.