Mosman Planning

Amendments to Mosman's Local Environmental Plan are proposed following a review of the plan. On exhibition until 1 December 2021. Find out more at

Miscellaneous Amendments - Planning Proposal Overview Miscellaneous amendments to Mosman Local Environmental Plan 2012 (MLEP 2012) are proposed following Council's review of the plan. It is a requirement under sections 3.8(3) and 3.21 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (the Act) that Council

Exhibition ends next week on 10th November - It's not too late to make a submission. Find out more about Council's proposal to rezone 2,961 Mosman properties in the Scenic Protection Area. Visit https://www.yourvoicemosman.com.au/scenic-protection-area-planning-proposal

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Want to know more about Council's Scenic Protection Area planning proposal? An online community information session will be held this Wednesday 13 October from 6-7pm. Visit www.yourvoicemosman.com.au/scenic-protection-area-planning-proposal to find out more and register your interest to attend the online session.

Mosman Scenic Protection Area - Planning Proposal Protecting the visual significance and landscape quality of Mosman’s foreshore slopes and the amenity of existing residential properties has been a Council priority for many years. To achieve this Council established the Mosman Scenic Protection Area as part of the

Protecting the visual significance and landscape quality of Mosman’s foreshore slopes and the amenity of existing residential properties has been a Council priority for many years. To maintain the Mosman Scenic Protection Area, Council is required to seek exclusions from the State Government’s Housing Code on an ongoing basis.

Council has been seeking more permanent protective measures and is now proposing to rezone R2 low density residential land that is located within the Mosman Scenic Protection Area to E4 Environmental Living. This would apply to the 2,631 properties within, or partly within, the Mosman Scenic Protection Area currently zoned as low density residential, R2.

Public exhibition now on until 10 November 2021. To find out more, visit

Mosman Scenic Protection Area - Planning Proposal Protecting the visual significance and landscape quality of Mosman’s foreshore slopes and the amenity of existing residential properties has been a Council priority for many years. To achieve this Council established the Mosman Scenic Protection Area as part of the

Mosman's diverse history has seen the formation of countless community groups. Mosman Library is hosting an exhibition that offers an insight into some of the groups over the decades. Check out our blog for details.

Heritage Exhibition: Mosman’s Diverse History of Community Groups – Mosman Planning Mosman has a rich and diverse cultural heritage spanning from pre-colonial indigenous history to colonial settlement to world war military fortification to its current modern charm. Over time cultural values evolve and develop, businesses come and go, and the built environment changes with new devel...

Read our latest blog post about the Beaches Link Tunnel EIS on exhibition now

Beaches Link Tunnel EIS on exhibition – Mosman Planning The NSW Government’s Beaches Link and Gore Hill Freeway Connection Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is now on public exhibition until midnight 1 March 2021. The Beaches Link and Gore Hill Freeway Connection is a major transport infrastructure project to be undertaken by the NSW Government. The...

Read our latest blog post for an update on proposed land rezoning in Mosman's Scenic Protection Area.

Council endorses Scenic Protection Area planning proposal – Mosman Planning At last Tuesday night’s Council Meeting, a Planning Proposal to rezone land within the Mosman Scenic Protection Area from Zone R2 Low Density Residential to Zone E4 Environmental Living under Mosman Local Environmental Plan 2012 was endorsed by Council. This proposal recognises the significant sce...

Council will consider a report next Tuesday night about potential land rezoning in the Mosman Scenic Protection Area in recognition of the significant scenic and landscape quality of the foreshore land. Read our latest blog post: http://mosmanplanning.net/2020/11/26/scenic-protection-area-report-to-council-in-december/

Council adopted the Mosman Local Housing Strategy on Tuesday night, and has now submitted this to the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment for approval. Read more : http://mosmanplanning.net/2020/11/12/council-adopts-housing-strategy/

Next Tuesday night, Council will consider a report on the draft Mosman Local Housing Strategy (MLHS) that will address recent consultation undertaken and recommend that the draft Strategy be endorsed without change. Read more in our latest blog post

Draft Housing Strategy to 10 November Council Meeting – Mosman Planning Next Tuesday night, Council will consider a report on the draft Mosman Local Housing Strategy (MLHS) that will address recent consultation undertaken and recommend that the draft Strategy be endorsed without change. Five submissions were received in response to the six-week public exhibition held du...

Sydney Harbour Federation Trust's plans for Middle Head and the new Balmoral Sports Court opens. Check our latest newsletter for the details.

What's Happening in Urban Planning - October 2020 Continue reading for an overview of the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust's plans for Middle Head, the new Balmoral Sports Court and more.

Read our latest blog post on Council’s plans to ensure the long-term protection of Mosman’s scenic foreshore slopes, involving plans to rezone land within the Scenic Protection Area. Feedback is welcomed by 5 October 2020.

Mosman Scenic Protection Area – Have Your Say – Mosman Planning Protecting the visual significance and landscape quality of Mosman’s foreshore slopes to Sydney and Middle Harbours, and the amenity of existing residential properties, has been a Council priority for many years. Through careful planning and ongoing lobbying by Council, this area known as the Mosm...