Vineyard Precinct Development

If your property is within the proposed boundaries of the Vineyard Precinct in Sydney’s North West Growth Area, you may be impacted by this major residential and community development project. The precinct includes rural and semi-rural land that will be transformed to accommodate up to 2,300 new homes, community facilities, schools, and open spaces.

Compulsory acquisition for big infrastructure projects can be stressful, but with expert advice, you can protect your rights and get a fair outcome.

The Vineyard Precinct is a major residential development led by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment. It will create a connected and sustainable community while addressing Sydney’s housing needs.

This project involves rezoning rural land for residential and community use. Key features include:

• • Up to 2,300 new homes with varied housing options
  • Proposed primary school for local families
  • Village centre with shops, cafes, and services
  • 27 hectares of open space, including parks and cycleways
  • Essential infrastructure such as electricity substations, water, and sewerage systems

Your property may be compulsorily acquired by the NSW government.

Compulsory acquisition occurs when government authorities take private land for public projects like the Vineyard Precinct. This legal process ensures property owners are treated fairly and get paid fair compensation.

Steps include:

• • Notice – Formal advice on your land is required.
  • Valuation – Independent assessment of market value and entitlements.
  • Negotiation – Initial government offer, which you can contest.
  • Settlement – Compensation is paid, and ownership transfers to the authority.
  • Dispute Resolution – Mediation or legal action if an agreement can’t be reached.

Knowing your rights and entitlements is key to getting the best outcome.

Our team will guide you through the compulsory acquisition process:

• • Process Guidance – Clear explanations from notice to settlement.
  • Securing Fair Compensation – Full market value plus entitlements.
  • Representation and Negotiation – Advocating on your behalf with government authorities.
  • Legal Resolution – Mediation or court proceedings if necessary.

Big infrastructure projects like the Vineyard Precinct can be daunting, but expert legal help is on your side. Contact Land Acquisition Lawyers to get the compensation and advice you need.

Navigating compulsory acquisition can be daunting, but we’ve helped numerous property owners and businesses affected achieve favourable results.

Deep Expertise: Hones Lawyers specialise in compulsory acquisition cases across NSW.

Proven Results: Our team has secured maximum compensation for clients affected.

Compassionate Support: We understand the disruption and stress this process can bring and are here to lighten the burden.

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