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This is a major change from original application for light industrial units at a cost of approx 1m construction to a religious site for $110k. Loss of tax revenue alone should be sufficient to deny this application. The area is not meant for residential/religious site and seems to be a back door way of establishing a new religious center without having to go through those planning requirements for a place of worship such as a church\mosque\temple.
We need businesses in Penrith to necessarily places of worship in industrial areas, they should be in residential areas where people are located.
Bernard Hammer
Delivered to
Penrith City Council
