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Zoning in on our Future

Right now, we’re zoning in on the zones used across the MidCoast to develop a clear, consistent planning framework that will guide the way we manage land use across the entire region.

Road name suggestions - Waitui Road, Waitui

Submissions closing on 26 September 2018, 04:30 PM

In accordance with the requirements of the Geographical Names Board of NSW, the Roads Act 1993 and Roads (General) Regulation 2008, Mid-Coast Council proposes to name the road commencing from Waitui Road, Waitui heading south west within Lot 2 DP 1063547 for approximately 440 metres until (but excluding) the first crossing of Starrs Creek.

Proposed road naming - Lot 83, Kularoo Drive, Forster

Submissions closing on 26 September 2018, 04:30 PM

In accordance with the requirements of the Geographical Names Board of NSW, the Roads Act 1993 and Roads (General) Regulation 2008, Mid-Coast Council proposes that the newly constructed private road part of a DA-441/2017 Lot 83, Kularoo Drive, Forster be named Pacific Cape Circuit

Proposed permanent road closure - Robinson Street, Bundook

Submissions closing on 17 October 2018, 04:30 PM

Under Section 38B of the Roads Act 1993, notice is given that MidCoast Council will consider the permanent closure of a Council Public road in connection with a road closing application.

Rural Strategy

For completion by June 2019

As part of 'Zoning in on our Future' we're working with consultants to develop a Rural Strategy that supports ecologically sustainable development outside our towns and villages. The result will become part of our updated planning framework, to guide the way we manage land use across the entire region.

Employment Zones Review

Submissions closing on 31 July 2019, 12:00 AM

As part of the LEP consolidation program Council is undertaking an Employment Zone Review (EZR).

The Review will establish a clear and consistent framework for these areas across the MidCoast.

Zoning in on our Future

Right now, we’re zoning in on the zones used across the MidCoast to develop a clear, consistent planning framework that will guide the way we manage land use across the entire region.