Western Sydney parents trapped in limbo after waiting five years for sewage connection

A mum in Sydney’s outer southwest has been left waiting for five years to get a sewage connection to her home in what has become a growing issue for new homes in the area.Caitlin Webster bought a block of land in Wilton Greens housing estate in the hopes of building her dream family home with Adam, her now husband.Caitlin and Adam Webster when they bought land in Wilton Greens in 2021. Picture: Supplied“We bought in June 2021 and were told that it would take a year for the land to register, which at the time worked really well financially for us to rebuild our savings again,” Ms Webster said.MORE: Sydney’s big building boom hits the brakes in West SydThe $1.5b Wilton Greens development is located within the Wollondilly Shire Council. The sale of land started in 2020 and construction started in 2021. Picture: Wilton GreensMORE: West Syd Airport to trigger regional boom“Then we were told closer to that registration that it would be another two years to register and we were like ‘oh okay, I guess it is what it is you can’t really do much’.“So we decided to move back home so that way we weren’t wasting money on rent and we’re very fortunate to live with my in-laws.“Then honestly, just ...