The draft Masterplan for Blackheath Soldiers Memorial Park is now on public exhibition.
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13 May 2020
Have your say on our draft Local Planning Statement, Blue Mountains 2040: Living Sustainably from 30 September 2019 to 15 November 2019.
02 Oct 2019
Two strategic plans adopted by Blue Mountains City Council will help secure the health of our local environment into the future.
27 Sep 2019
Council has developed a draft masterplan on the future use and management of the Lawson Crown Lands (former golf course) and invites community feedback on the proposal.
15 Mar 2019
Blue Mountains City Council, working closely with The Gully Traditional Owners, is undertaking a review of the existing Plan of Management for The Gully in Katoomba and is inviting the community to get involved.
10 Dec 2018
Blue Mountains City Council is nominating six key projects for up to $15 million of funding under the Western Sydney City Deal Liveability Program.
31 Aug 2018
Blue Mountains City Council will take the next step in implementing the master plan to guide the future of the Springwood Town Centre.
24 Aug 2018
Blue Mountains City Council is inviting community comment on the draft Water Sensitive Blue Mountains strategic plan. The plan sets the direction for how Council manages our City’s waterways and water resources in the future.
23 Aug 2018
Council is seeking an exemption to the NSW Government’s new Low Rise Medium Density Housing Code to protect the residential character of the Blue Mountains.
31 May 2018
Blue Mountains City Council is currently inviting feedback from the community on where footpaths, shared paths, bike routes, and accessibility can be improved to support and promote walking and cycling as a choice of transport.
21 May 2018