Killingworth Paper Subdivision

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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 cannot be developed because it is not serviced with the necessary infrastructure such as roads, drainage, water, wastewater (sewer), communications and electricity. The land may also have high biodiversity values.

Council commissioned a Water and Wastewater Servicing Strategy for the subdivision which has now been assessed by Hunter Water with approval to extend water and sewer services to these lots. This approval is valid until 2023, so Council is seeking interest from landowners to potentially progress development for the subdivision.

In July 2021, Council adopted the draft Killingworth Paper Subdivision Area Plan and will amend the Lake Macquarie Development Control Plan 2014 to incorporate the draft Area Plan.

Let us know if you would like to contribute to the discussions, ask a question or be more involved in the project. Provide your email address to stay up to date with project news.

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 cannot be developed because it is not serviced with the necessary infrastructure such as roads, drainage, water, wastewater (sewer), communications and electricity. The land may also have high biodiversity values.

Council commissioned a Water and Wastewater Servicing Strategy for the subdivision which has now been assessed by Hunter Water with approval to extend water and sewer services to these lots. This approval is valid until 2023, so Council is seeking interest from landowners to potentially progress development for the subdivision.

In July 2021, Council adopted the draft Killingworth Paper Subdivision Area Plan and will amend the Lake Macquarie Development Control Plan 2014 to incorporate the draft Area Plan.

Let us know if you would like to contribute to the discussions, ask a question or be more involved in the project. Provide your email address to stay up to date with project news.

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Any general project questions and comments will be responded to publicly, however if you have any questions that are about individual properties, including costs and services/utilities, we will respond privately.



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  • Share Would the council consider selling the lane ways? As this would contribute to the funding for future development works. We are at 25 Westcroft Street and I know that number 23, 21 and 19 would definitely consider purchasing their lane ways. I ask this question as I know of other people who have bought the lane ways. on Facebook Share Would the council consider selling the lane ways? As this would contribute to the funding for future development works. We are at 25 Westcroft Street and I know that number 23, 21 and 19 would definitely consider purchasing their lane ways. I ask this question as I know of other people who have bought the lane ways. on Twitter Share Would the council consider selling the lane ways? As this would contribute to the funding for future development works. We are at 25 Westcroft Street and I know that number 23, 21 and 19 would definitely consider purchasing their lane ways. I ask this question as I know of other people who have bought the lane ways. on Linkedin Email Would the council consider selling the lane ways? As this would contribute to the funding for future development works. We are at 25 Westcroft Street and I know that number 23, 21 and 19 would definitely consider purchasing their lane ways. I ask this question as I know of other people who have bought the lane ways. link

    Would the council consider selling the lane ways? As this would contribute to the funding for future development works. We are at 25 Westcroft Street and I know that number 23, 21 and 19 would definitely consider purchasing their lane ways. I ask this question as I know of other people who have bought the lane ways.

    Kristen Mitchell asked over 4 years ago

    Hi Kristen,

    Thank you for your email. I apologise for the delay in getting back to you through the site but hope you were able to speak with a member of our team. I thought it was important to share your enquiry and response. We appreciate you getting in touch with the project team.

    The alignment of the sewer main to service the Paper Subdivision lots, is proposed within the existing lane ways. The immediate closure and sale of these laneways is not recommended at this stage. Once a way forward is agreed with landowners for the provision of these services, the closure and sale of the lane ways can be investigated further.

    If you would like further information or to speak with a member of our team, please contact Andrejs Rubenis, Land Development Officer, on 4921 0076. Thank you.

    Kind regards,

    Karen Marples – Engagement Officer

  • Share Will you reach out to all paper Subdivision landowners to let them know of this survey? I am one of the landowners and stumbled across this accidentally on Facebook Share Will you reach out to all paper Subdivision landowners to let them know of this survey? I am one of the landowners and stumbled across this accidentally on Twitter Share Will you reach out to all paper Subdivision landowners to let them know of this survey? I am one of the landowners and stumbled across this accidentally on Linkedin Email Will you reach out to all paper Subdivision landowners to let them know of this survey? I am one of the landowners and stumbled across this accidentally link

    Will you reach out to all paper Subdivision landowners to let them know of this survey? I am one of the landowners and stumbled across this accidentally

    Dan asked over 4 years ago

    Hi Dan, 

    Thank you for contacting us. We have written to all of the landowners using the contact information we have on file. If you have not received anything directly to your address or email, please contact Samantha Hardie on 4921 0492 to confirm your contact information as we will use this information to keep landowners updated throughout the project. Thank you.

    Kind regards, Karen


Page last updated: 18 Dec 2023, 01:46 PM