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National Quarry Portfolio – Independent Quarry Valuations
CSR Ltd is a leading Australian building products company, managing manufacturing, distribution, property – and a nationwide portfolio of quarries. Accurate, defensible valuations are essential for compliance, reporting and long-term planning in this competitive, regulated industry.
Suntech Power Development Australia
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Riverina Solar Farm Development Advisory and Environmental Assessment
EPS was engaged as Development Service Provider for the Riverina Solar Farm, a 30 MW renewable energy project in Griffith. The project required integrated management of development activities from early site identification through to approvals and pre-construction readiness, including environmental assessment under NSW planning legislation.
Meridian Energy Australia
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Rangoon Energy Park Development Advisory
EPS was engaged as Development Service Provider for the Rangoon Energy Park, a 130 MW renewable energy project within the New England Renewable Energy Zone. The project required coordinated land access, environmental assessment and stakeholder engagement to support early-stage development and inform strategic decision-making.
Hunter Central Coast Development Corporation
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Mount Penang Parklands Infrastructure Review of Environmental Factors
The Hunter and Central Coast Development Corporation required environmental assessment to support infrastructure upgrades within the Mount Penang Parklands precinct, including Baxter Track and Parklands North. The works formed part of a broader strategic redevelopment program, requiring alignment between infrastructure delivery, land use outcomes and statutory obligations under Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (NSW).
Thornton Road and Glenwood Drive Review of Environmental Factors
Maitland City Council required environmental assessment to support upgrades to Thornton Road and Glenwood Drive, enabling increased traffic capacity associated with surrounding residential growth. As both proponent and determining authority, Council needed to satisfy the requirements of Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (NSW) while maintaining project timelines linked to grant funding.
Cockle Creek Property Economics Advisory
Hunter Central Coast Development Corporation (HCCDC) required property economics input to help shape the future of its Cockle Creek site at Boolaroo, within the Lake Macquarie local government area. The work was commissioned to test the economic viability of potential rezoning and development pathways for a centrally located 12-hectare landholding, including employment land and residential scenarios, and to support more informed strategic planning for the site.
Strategic Development Feasibility for Lake Macquarie Rezoning
A private landowner sought to understand the viability of rezoning a strategically located site within the Lake Macquarie Local Government Area to support a significant infill housing outcome. The project required early, integrated advice to test whether planning pathways, environmental constraints and market conditions aligned to support a credible rezoning strategy.
Anambah Urban Release Area – Development Contributions Planning Valuation
Maitland Council is progressing planning for the Anambah Urban Release Area, requiring a robust and valid basis for infrastructure contributions and land acquisition. The project involved understanding how different land uses and zoning outcomes influence land value and development feasibility across the precinct.
Gosford CBD Mixed Use Development Feasibility and Valuation
The client sought independent advice to understand the redevelopment potential of a strategically located site within the Gosford CBD. The engagement was initiated to inform investment and development decisions, requiring a clear view of land value and feasibility under existing planning controls.
Newcastle Station Long-term Lease Advisory
Hunter Central Coast Development Corporation is responsible for the stewardship and activation of key public assets across the region. Newcastle Station, a prominent harbourside site, required a clear commercial strategy to support its long-term lease and reactivation. EPS was engaged to provide independent economic advice to inform an open market Expression of Interest process and guide decision-making on future use.
Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council
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Aboriginal Land Council Development Portfolio Review and Advisory
Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council manages an extensive and varied property portfolio within the Port Stephens region. The Land Council sought ongoing strategic advice to better understand the development potential of its landholdings, support informed decision-making, and align opportunities with market conditions and community objectives.
“EPS were professional, responsive and a pleasure to work with on our Development Application. Their clear communication and well-prepared presentations made a real difference in navigating the planning process effectively. We wouldn’t have achieved
our project milestones without their expertise and support.”
“Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council continues to engage and work with EPS; and has done for quite some years. The EPS team have assisted the Worimi LALC to navigate a diverse range of property, business and other development type portfolios and their team is responsive, clear and provide practical advice. EPS is a trusted advisor on projects that span housing, ecotourism, natural resources and social enterprise and continue to work collaboratively with us to achieve positive outcomes for Country and community.”
“EPS developed Elf Farm Supplies’ Pollution Incident Response Management Plan in 2013 and has supported us ever since. Through annual compliance checks and testing drills, they keep everything up to date, running smooth, and fully aligned with regulatory requirements. Their team is professional, easy to work with, and packed with environmental know-how—making compliance simple and stress-free.”
“EPS has prepared a Review of Environmental Factors for key transport infrastructure projects across the local government area. The EPS team has been responsive and adaptable as the projects have evolved, providing robust assessments that meet legislative and planning requirements.”
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