Blackheath Village Centre Upgrade

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Through the Western Sydney City Deal and the Building Better Regions Fund, we are upgrading Blackheath Village Centre. This is an opportunity to improve the liveability and accessibility of this popular village centre.


Planned Upcoming Nightwork at the Intersection of Govetts Leap Rd and Wentworth St

29 April 2024

Time: 7pm Wednesday, 1 May 2024 to 5 am Thursday, 2 May 2024

Location: Southwest corner of the intersection on Govetts Leap Road.

Proposed work: Non-destructive excavation for trenching in preparation for electrical conduits.

Traffic control will be in place which will result in traffic being slowed, however both Govetts Leap Rd and Wentworth Street are expected to remain open for the duration of the work.

Some noise and vibration will occur from the construction works. However, active efforts will be made to eliminate and mitigate noise and vibration where possible.

We apologise for any inconvenience or disturbance while these improvements are constructed.


Wentworth Street and Govetts Leap Road intersection construction works

11 March 2024

Construction of the Wentworth Street and Govetts Leap Road intersection upgrade works will start on Monday, 18 March 2024.

The intersection improvements include important safety, accessibility and streetscape upgrades, including three raised pedestrian crossings, ramps and sympathetic natural and built landscaping.

Council will continue to liaise with our contractor on the measures to minimise foreseen impacts during construction, however during the intersection works the following is anticipated:

  • Temporary traffic and pedestrian controls will be in place, including fencing for public safety.
  • Current pedestrian ramps will be impacted. However, temporary access ramps will be provided at road crossing points and Pedestrian detours may be required around the work areas..
  • Community facilities located on the ‘Post Office Corner’ will be unavailable.
  • At times, the intersection will be fully closed to vehicle traffic and detours will be in place.
  • Where night works are planned they will generally commence at 6pm and will be completed within a few hours.
  • Some parking spaces around the intersection will be unavailable at varying times during construction.

Council is currently working with the contractor who is delivering the upgrades to finalise a detailed program of works which will guide the construction process. Further detail about this program will be shared once it is confirmed.

We apologise for any inconvenience or disturbance while these improvements are constructed.



This project is funded under the Western Parkland City Liveability Program which is part of the Western Sydney City Deal, and the Building Better Regions Fund.

The Western Sydney City Deal is a partnership between the three levels of government overseen by the Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government, the Hon. Catherine King MP, the NSW Minister for Enterprise, Investment and Trade, the Hon. Alister Henskens SC MP, and the eight Mayors of the Western Parkland City.


Through the Western Sydney City Deal and the Building Better Regions Fund, we are upgrading Blackheath Village Centre. This is an opportunity to improve the liveability and accessibility of this popular village centre.


Planned Upcoming Nightwork at the Intersection of Govetts Leap Rd and Wentworth St

29 April 2024

Time: 7pm Wednesday, 1 May 2024 to 5 am Thursday, 2 May 2024

Location: Southwest corner of the intersection on Govetts Leap Road.

Proposed work: Non-destructive excavation for trenching in preparation for electrical conduits.

Traffic control will be in place which will result in traffic being slowed, however both Govetts Leap Rd and Wentworth Street are expected to remain open for the duration of the work.

Some noise and vibration will occur from the construction works. However, active efforts will be made to eliminate and mitigate noise and vibration where possible.

We apologise for any inconvenience or disturbance while these improvements are constructed.


Wentworth Street and Govetts Leap Road intersection construction works

11 March 2024

Construction of the Wentworth Street and Govetts Leap Road intersection upgrade works will start on Monday, 18 March 2024.

The intersection improvements include important safety, accessibility and streetscape upgrades, including three raised pedestrian crossings, ramps and sympathetic natural and built landscaping.

Council will continue to liaise with our contractor on the measures to minimise foreseen impacts during construction, however during the intersection works the following is anticipated:

  • Temporary traffic and pedestrian controls will be in place, including fencing for public safety.
  • Current pedestrian ramps will be impacted. However, temporary access ramps will be provided at road crossing points and Pedestrian detours may be required around the work areas..
  • Community facilities located on the ‘Post Office Corner’ will be unavailable.
  • At times, the intersection will be fully closed to vehicle traffic and detours will be in place.
  • Where night works are planned they will generally commence at 6pm and will be completed within a few hours.
  • Some parking spaces around the intersection will be unavailable at varying times during construction.

Council is currently working with the contractor who is delivering the upgrades to finalise a detailed program of works which will guide the construction process. Further detail about this program will be shared once it is confirmed.

We apologise for any inconvenience or disturbance while these improvements are constructed.



This project is funded under the Western Parkland City Liveability Program which is part of the Western Sydney City Deal, and the Building Better Regions Fund.

The Western Sydney City Deal is a partnership between the three levels of government overseen by the Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government, the Hon. Catherine King MP, the NSW Minister for Enterprise, Investment and Trade, the Hon. Alister Henskens SC MP, and the eight Mayors of the Western Parkland City.


  • What’s in the Masterplan?

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    The Blackheath Village Centre Public Domain Masterplan (available in the document library in the right hand column of this page) was adopted at the Council Meeting on 19 September 2017. The Masterplan included significant input from the community, which we received between 2014 and 2017 through information sessions, workshops and public exhibitions. The outcome of that consultation and the Masterplan, was to focus on:

    • boosting business vitality
    • improving the public experience
    • facilitating social activity
    • raising mobility and pedestrian safety
    • improving the village’s appeal

    You can read all about the Masterplan on the Masterplan project page.

  • Why Blackheath?

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    Blackheath was prioritised for a Masterplan because it has not had one before. With such a strong sense of community, and a diverse and substantial tourism industry showing signs of growth, now is the perfect time to use this funding to provide improvements for local residents and visitors.

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