Friday 25 November 2011

Bankstown. Expanding freight services

Bankstown Airport Limited is exploring the feasibility of expanding overnight freight aircraft operations. “The airport is considering the facilitation of dedicated Boeing 737 freighter aircraft, or a similar type, at the airport, which currently has regular overnight freight activities undertaken by medium-sized propeller driven aircraft,” said CEO, Colin Grove. “In regard to any increase in the current limited passenger services … the airport is awaiting the outcome of the Sydney Basin Aviation Capacity Study prior to formulating a position in respect of this matter.”

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Parramatta. 21-storey building

Wallaroo Properties Pty Ltd has lodged an application with Parramatta City Council for alterations to a heritage listed building at 66-68 Phillip Street, in the CBD, and construction of a 21 storey residential development containing 49 apartments over four levels of basement carparking. The existing building, Barnaby’s restaurant, will be used as a restaurant/cafe. The estimated cost of work: $15.3 million. The Western Sydney Joint Regional Planning Panel will determine the proposal.

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