Edgeworth Renewal Corridor Project - Lake Macquarie City Council

8. Cameron Park/ Pambulong Shopping Centre – this land is north west of theCorridor and is zoned for commercial and residential development as part of amixed use development. The proposed development includes a discountdepartment store (7,360 m 2 ), a supermarket (4,241m 2 ), and six specialty stores(over 5,000 m 2 ), totalling almost 17,500 m 2 of retail space.9. The Glendale Regional Centre – this area includes over 30 ha of undevelopedland zoned for commercial development to be zoned B4 mixed use under DraftLMLEP 2013 having long term effects on commercial and residential activity in theEdgeworth Corridor. This area may support an additional 100,000 m 2 retail and.100,000 m 2 office space, depending on market demand and the impact ofconstraints such as mine subsidence. It is difficult to estimate the number ofadditional dwellings as part of mixed-use developments, which could be substantialwhen the Transport Interchange is operational, and over the longer term.Figure 48: Commercial Development near Edgeworth Renewal Corridor8.2.2 IndustrialThe Lake Macquarie Employment Land Study, Dec. 2010 recommends the protection ofindustrial land for local services, noting the importance to maintain the existing industrialprecincts that allow residents easy access to services such as auto repairers. This studyfound the biggest threat to local service employment land to be the creep of bulky goodsretailing into areas such as Edgeworth and Glendale (amongst others).10. Cardiff/ Glendale Industrial area at 112 ha the Cardiff Industrial Estate is thelargest employment precinct in the LGA. It has limited vacant land.11. Pasminco Development Site (Bunderra) This area is 34 ha and is to be releasedwith the Pasminco Development Control Plan finalisation. The Pasminco site iszoned for a variety of land uses including Residential, Commercial, and Industrial.12. Killingworth – the 1,000 ha site just north of Killingworth is long term strategicemployment land located 4.3 km from the Corridor. Within the Lake MacquarieEmployment Lands Study 2010, SGS suggests demand may be insufficient tosupport a large increase in industrial land, but notes, given the size and freewayconnections, it could create its own market. The land requires rezoning and furtherinvestigation including environmental analysis, and thus it is unlikely for thedevelopment to include the entire 1,000 ha identified.Draft Land Use Review – Edgeworth Renewal Corridor – Version 2 Page 71 of 85F2011/00577/06/08 – May 2013