NSW government holds back committing to next Parramatta light stage | Mattonews
Businesses fear construction of the second stage of the Parramatta light rail line to Sydney Olympic Park is years away after it was deemed an “uncommitted” project in long-term government plans for the sporting precinct.
It has cast doubt over whether the government will proceed with the nine-kilometre second stage from Camellia to the Carter Street residential precinct neighbouring Olympic Park. NSW Transport Minister David Elliott and the state’s transport agency both declined to respond to questions about the second stage of the project.repeatedly delayed
When the proposed route was unveiled in 2017, the government said it was hopeful construction of the second stage would start
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