Withdrawn · SSD-72239725 · Major Project
Gillieston Public School Redevelopment
Redevelopment of the existing school, including demolition of structures, site preparation, tree removals, the construction of a three-storey school building, a school hall and a preschool, and an increase in school capacity to 1012 students.
Project details
- Application
- SSD-72239725
- Status
- Withdrawn
- Type
- State Significant Development
- Council area
- Maitland City
- Property
- 100 Ryans Road And Part 29 Northview Street, Gillieston Heights
- Development type
- Educational establishments
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Where this project is up to
Withdrawn
This application is no longer going ahead in its current form.
- Last checked on the Planning Portal
- 4 Nov 2026
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