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The team's proactive groundwork which led to an extremely detailed planning application, coupled with BrightNight's commitment to community engagement and responding to local and state government feedback, enabled the project to gain approval in under four months - a significant achievement for a project of this scale.
“This is another example of how we are getting more renewable energy projects off the ground faster – providing cheaper and cleaner power for more than a hundred thousand homes,” – Acting Minister for Planning Colin Brooks.
Urbis drew together a multi-disciplinary team including planning, design, transport, and specialist technical consultants, working in collaboration with Ecological Australia and WSP to undertake the planning, design, and assessments of the project which spans 1,060 hectares in Mortlake.
“The team’s proactive groundwork which led to an extremely detailed planning application, coupled with BrightNight’s commitment to community engagement and responding to local and state government feedback, enabled the project to gain approval in under four months – a significant achievement for a project of this scale,” – Jon Mills, Director, Urbis.
