Liverpool Catholic Club is preparing a long-term master plan that enables a more diverse range of facilities on the site. This is a unique opportunity to provide new business, industrial and entertainment facilities for Liverpool and the surrounding area.
To support the development of the long-term masterplan, we are seeking your views on what you value at the club.
The club is an important hub with potential to provide spaces and activities for the community. This master plan will enable the club to diversify its business so that it maintains financial sustainability while providing more recreation and entertainment opportunities for the community.
We are working with Liverpool City Council to form a shared vision for the precinct, which we want you to contribute to.
If you are a local resident, worker, club member or part of the broader community, we want to hear from you about what you value about Liverpool Catholic Club and your thoughts to develop the planning proposal.
Our pop up will be held as in-person at Liverpool Catholic Club on Saturday 20 September 2025 from 10am-12pm.
It will create more employment opportunities with a new hotel precinct (which is already a permitted land use) and new land uses, including a family tavern and entertainment precinct, business park and light industrial precinct.
It also provides new recreational opportunities like indoor sports, tennis, netball, basketball, mini golf and NRL. These sporting facilities will enhance the existing ice rink and fitness club.
The club will support families by adding new child care (which is also a permitted use already).
No, Liverpool Catholic Club’s master plan is about expanding its facilities on existing club land, and it continues to retain ownership of the site.
Development of the long-term master plan is the first step to allowing development at Liverpool Catholic Club in the future.
The club will work with Liverpool City Council to prepare a planning proposal to the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure to make changes to the Liverpool Local Environmental Plan so that the current planning controls can allow for future development as proposed in the master plan.
Any future redevelopment will require Liverpool Catholic Club to prepare a development application. Each step in this process will provide further opportunities for the community feedback on proposed changes.
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