Light Horse Logistics Hub - Community Page

Perfectly positioned just off the Light Horse Interchange in Western Sydney, Light Horse Logistics Hub offers unrivalled access and connection to Western Sydney’s arterial road network enabling businesses to deliver with speed and efficiency – both locally and interstate.

The estate is 90% leased to Woolworths, HelloFresh, ALDI and Bidfood with one final leasing opportunity available.

Planning Timeline

2010

• Western Sydney Parklands Trust releases the Plan of Management 2020 and Supplement 2014 allowing for 2% of the Parklands to be leased for development of business hubs.
• The hubs are expected to generate 8,800 jobs for Western Sydney.

2020

Department of Planning grants development SSD 9667 consent for:

• Construction of maximum floor area 165,500sqm of general industrial, light industrial, warehouse and distribution centres, and ancillary office land uses
• Amending the site levels
• Building envelopes constraints
• Road layouts and site access arrangements
• Landscape designs

2021

• Charter Hall entered into a Development Agreement with Western Sydney Parklands Trust, granting it the rights to develop the land over Light Horse Business Hub. 
• Site remediation activities commenced.

2026

• ALDI, HelloFresh and Bidfood are operational with Woolworths due to complete later this year. Piccolo Me cafe is also operational within the estate. 

More information is available from the Department of Planning's Major Projects website below. 

• Original consent: https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/major-projects/project/10631
  

Construction Update

Site remediation has commenced to prepare the site for development.

NSW Government SSDA Approval Documents

• ACHMP
• CEMP Stage 2
• Construction and Demolition Waste Management Plan (CDWMP)
• Construction Noise and Vibration Management Plan (CNVMP)
• CTMP Stage 2
• Landscape Maintenance Plan
• Landscape Plans
• Staging Plan (Updated dates)
• Vegetation Management Plan (VMP)
• Condition B34 - Heritage Planning Approval
• Heritage Close Out Letter (SCFDC)

Managing Construction Impacts

Noise

Contractor’s working on the site will be asked to manage construction noise throughout the project duration. This includes:

• Regular updates to the community on planned noisy works
• Monitoring of noise levels where required
• Ensuring construction methodology minimises noise intensive activities

Works are to only take place within construction working hours:

• 7am - 6pm Monday to Friday
• 8am - 1pm Saturday

Dust

To minimise the impact of dust contractors will be required to cover or vegetate exposed surfaces as soon as practicable. When not possible, exposed surfaces are to be wetted down or treated so as to prevent dust. Construction access are to be well maintained and swept tracking of dirt and dust onto the road network is minimised.

Traffic

No parking is allowed on the public road network with all parking maintained on site. Access is only to be through designated site accesses with all deliveries taking place during working hours. Dedicated access points have been assessed and certain movements are restricted during morning and evening peak to prevent impacts to the surrounding road network. The community is also to be notified of road closures and detours which may be required as part of the works.

For more details on what we are doing to manage environmental impacts please visit: https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/major-projects/project/10631 

 EPBC Reporting 

Year 1 Annual Compliance Report

Year 2 Annual Compliance Report

Year 3 Annual Compliance Report

Complaints Register

No complaints have been received as at September 2026.