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Lake Macquarie City Council - Home

Killingworth Paper Subdivision

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.

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.

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.

Landowner survey

This survey will help Council to understand the level of interest from landowners in developing the land at Killingworth Paper Subdivision. It will also provide preferred methods of communication and up to date contact details to keep landowners informed of the project's progress.

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