Campbelltown Council approved a tender exemption on 8 September 2026 and authorised its chief executive to negotiate a contract for a rate smoothing platform. Weekly and fortnightly rates direct debits already exist by application; what this would remove is the paperwork.
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Campbelltown Council deferred its draft affordable housing plan, which names Menangle Park
A draft plan would require up to 10 per cent affordable rental housing on future density-uplift rezonings. It names Menangle Park but sets no suburb-specific target. Council deferred it on 8 September 2026 for a further briefing to the Mayor, so it has not gone on exhibition.
Campbelltown re-elects Mayor Lound; Cr Masood Chowdhury becomes Deputy Mayor
Councillors re-elected Darcy Lound unopposed as Mayor on 1 September 2026 and elected Cr Masood Chowdhury Deputy Mayor for the first time. Campbelltown City Council is the LGA Menangle Park sits in.
Campbelltown Council cuts average DA determination times to 58 days
Council says average DA assessment times fell from 85 days in 2024–2025 to 58 days in 2025–2026, ranking equal second in Greater Sydney. What it means for builders and buyers in Menangle Park.
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August 2026
A second Menangle Park planning agreement covers 34 hectares of conservation land
Campbelltown City Council exhibited a draft agreement covering about 34 hectares of Menangle Park conservation land, including two stands of critically endangered Elderslie Banksia Scrub Forest. Submissions closed on 15 September 2026 and a report goes back to Council.
Three lots on Abercorn Grove and Binshaw Crescent are part-zoned public recreation, and Council wants it fixed
A 2022 subdivision left three lots at Abercorn Grove and Binshaw Crescent straddling a public-recreation zone that prohibits houses. Council has asked the state government to rezone the affected portions.