Prepare EIS · SSD-53770209 · Major Project
ISP Abattoir Cowra
Construction and operation of a livestock processing plant (abattoir) with the capacity to process up to 7,200 head of small stock (lamb, mutton, goat) and 400 head of cattle per day totally 90,000 tonnes of carcass per year.
Project details
- Application
- SSD-53770209
- Status
- Prepare EIS
- Type
- State Significant Development
- Council area
- Cowra
- Property
- 6649 Olympic Highway, Cowra
- Development type
- Livestock
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Environmental Impact Statement in preparation
The applicant is preparing its Environmental Impact Statement. Public submissions open when the project goes on exhibition, so this is the time to organise.
- Last checked on the Planning Portal
- 4 Nov 2026
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