新州政府调整了北帕拉马塔的开发规划，将住宅单位数量从原计划的2500套减少至2000套[1]。这一决定源于社区和联邦议员对遗产保护的持续投诉[1]。最终方案涵盖总面积33公顷的地块，建筑高度跨越2至23层[1]。
政府承诺投入1.25亿澳元用于电力、水和道路连接等基础设施建设[1]。新规划包含100套经济适用房和10公顷公共开放空间[1]。此外，原计划的一座建筑被移除，相邻建筑的高度也从21米降至13米[1]。
州总理克里斯·明斯将这一方案称为"遗产保护与住房需求之间的平衡结果"[1]。反对党领导人凯莉·斯隆批评该计划"只有100套是真正的经济适用房，不够好"[1]。
The New South Wales government has revised its residential development proposal for North Parramatta, reducing the planned housing from 2,500 dwellings to 2,000 units in response to community and federal concerns over heritage preservation [1]. The 33-hectare site will now include 100 affordable housing units and 10 hectares of public open space, with the government committing AUD $125 million toward infrastructure improvements including power, water, and road connections [1].
The revised design incorporates building heights ranging from two to 23 storeys, with modifications including the removal of one previously planned structure and a reduction in height for an adjacent building from 21 meters to 13 meters [1]. Premier Chris Minns described the outcome as "a balanced result between heritage and housing needs" [1], though Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane criticized the affordable housing component, stating that "only 100 are genuinely affordable housing, which is not good enough" [1].