Determination · SSD-8036-Mod-1 · Major Project

Goolgowi Poultry Complex MOD 1 - Farm Reduction

Modification of the approved poultry production facility from 5 to 2 broiler farms, accommodating a maximum of 2,480,000 Birds on the site and changes to the approved site layout

Project details

Application
SSD-8036-Mod-1
Status
Determination
Type
SSD Modifications
Council area
Carrathool Shire
Property
375 Mcraes Road Goolgowie
Development type
Livestock

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Decided

A decision has been made on this application. The determination and any conditions of consent are published on the NSW Planning Portal.

Last checked on the Planning Portal
4 Nov 2026

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