A draft plan for the so-called Aerotropolis in western Sydney will be unveiled on Friday as part of a step towards rezoning 11,200 hectares around the new airport.
will be divided into 10 precincts, six of which will be given priority for rezoning by mid next year. They include the "Aerotropolis Core", which will focus on advanced industries and research and development, and the "Agribusiness" precinct on the western edge of the airport.
The line – the first stage of a so-called north-south line in Sydney's west – is scheduled to be opened at the same time as the airport in 2026.
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