Help shape the future of your city by having your say on the projects and initiatives that matter to you. Sharing your feedback and ideas can help make Lake Mac an even better place for our whole community to enjoy.
We’ve prepared two design options for a new playground in Watagan Park Estate, Cooranbong.
You’re invited to let us know which option you would like via the survey below by 5 November 2025
You are invited to share your experiences, ideas and priorities to help shape our Disability Inclusion Action Plan. A survey is now open and closes on Sunday 26 October 2025.
Lake Macquarie City Council is developing a new park and playground in Cardiff (along Veronica and Kelton Street). Two concept plans for the park and playground have been developed and you are invited to tell us which option you like best.
The draft Aboriginal Community Development Plan, Bayikulinan is now on public exhibition. We're inviting community to review the document and make a submission by Tuesday 21 October 2025.
The Draft Multicultural Plan 2025-2029 is now on public exhibition. We're inviting community to review the document and make a submission by Tuesday 21 October 2025.
The planning agreement is associated with development land at 80 Minmi Road and 3 Transfield Avenue, Edgeworth, and conservation land at 5 Caravel Street, Teralba.
Our Councillor Fees, Expenses and Facilites Policy sets the principles to ensure Councillors have access to adequate and reasonable resources to enable them to carry our their civic duties.
The objective of this planning proposal is to amend the Lake Macquarie Local Environmental Plan 2014 to rezone 1 Progress Road, Mount Hutton, from R2 Low Density Residential to E1 Local Centre zoning.
Following the recent endorsement of our Community Strategic Plan 2025-2035, we're looking ahead and planning to deliver on our goals and vision for Lake Macquarie.
Council is inviting community to review our draft Citywide Contributions Development Plans and make a submission by Thursday 25 September 2025. The draft Citywide Development Contributions Plans outline Council’s framework for collecting, spending and reviewing development contributions.
At its Standing Committee meeting on 10 February 2025, Council endorsed the planning proposal. The objective of this planning proposal (RZ/4/2024) is to amend the Lake Macquaire Local Environmental Plan 2014 to rezone 1496 Hue Hue Road and 106 Wyee Road Wyee, from zone RU4 Primary Production Small Lots to zone E1 Local Centre.
Council has developed the Blacksmiths Dune Management Plan to help ensure our delicate and valued coast is protected for years to come – for everyone to enjoy.
At its Standing Committee meeting on 12 August 2024, Council endorsed the planning proposal for 130 Munibung Road and part of 30 Mackenzie Parade, Boolaroo, and the subsequent amendment to the Lake Macquarie Local Environmental Plan 2014 came into effect on 25 October 2024.
The draft North West Lake Macquarie Catalyst Area Place Strategy will guide the future growth of Teralba, Speers Point, Boolaroo, Cockle Creek, Argenton, Glendale and Cardiff.
As a key economic centre in the north-east of our city, Belmont offers unique opportunities when it comes to investment in new jobs and delivering diverse housing options that suit the needs of our growing population.
At its meeting on 11 November 2024, Council endorsed the planning proposal for 1377 Hue Hue Road, Wyee, and authorised the planning agreement between Council, Wyee Nominees and TOPA Property.
Lake Macquarie City Council is working with consultant WMAwater to prepare a flood study of North Creek which includes Warners Bay, Lakelands and part of Speers Point.
The Morisset Place Strategy is a long-term plan to guide the future development and growth of Morisset, a strategic location for population and jobs growth in Lake Macquarie.
Environmental and engineering consultants, Engeny, have been engaged to develop a flood study for various creeks in the Morisset area, providing crucial data on flood risks to guide future development and enhance community safety.
The Killingworth Paper Subdivision consists of 24 residential lots that are owned by residential landowners and Council. While much of the land has been rezoned for residential development, the land c...
The Teralba to Toronto Climate Resilience Plan is for the suburbs of Teralba, Fassifern, Fennell Bay, Booragul, Woodrising, Marmong Point, Bolton Point, Blackalls Park and Toronto (the T2T area).
The Wyee Paper Subdivision consists of 199 residential lots that are owned by more than 140 landowners. Over the last few years, Council has spent a significant amount of time engaging with landowners...
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