Rouse Hill residents welcome Council engagement

Rouse Hill residents were given the opportunity to speak directly with their Mayor, Councillors and Council staff..JPG

Upgrades to local roads and long term planning for the North West Growth Area were the main issues raised at Blacktown City Council's community forum in Rouse Hill on Tuesday night.

Blacktown City Mayor Stephen Bali MP said: "This was a chance for people to have a say about what is important to them in newly developing suburbs.

"Council is aware of the challenges people face when they live in an area which is going through a lot of changes," Mayor Bali said.

Residents were briefed on the recent upgrades to local roads and infrastructure in the area, followed by a briefing on the plans for the Australian Catholic University's campus in the Blacktown CBD.

Council used the forum to inform residents about progress on the Riverstone Masterplan as well as upgrades to Hambledon Road and Railway Terrace.

Residents were also keen to take the opportunity to raise issues of concern to them and their community.

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