Our key plans and strategies outline how we'll tackle the challenges of the future. Our overarching strategy document is the Community Strategic Plan. Here you’ll get a snapshot of all our current strategies. We're working towards new Northern Beaches Council strategies for things that matter to you, in the meantime former strategies will help guide decision making.
Active Travel
Arts and Creativity Strategy
Asset Management Strategy
This Asset Management Strategy defines objectives that will improve our management practices and knowledge of all assets. It will provide a road map to support the achievement of the community’s vision: Northern Beaches - a safe, inclusive and connected community that lives in balance with our extraordinary coastal and bushland environment.
Bushland and Biodiversity Strategies
Catchment, Creek and Lagoon Strategies
Children's Services Strategy
Adopted by Northern Beaches Council 25 May 2021
Community Centres Strategy
Adopted by Northern Beaches Council 23 March 2021
Community Participation Plan
Community participation is a crucial part of the planning process as it seeks to gather local knowledge, ideas and expertise to create better urban environments while protecting our natural environment and preserving local character.
We ensure community participation is open and transparent to help all participants understand the process and the range of possible outcomes. Find out more
Community Strategic Plan
Customer Experience
Digital Transformation Strategy
Economic Development
Environment and Climate Change Strategy and Plans
Events Strategy
Financial Plans
Heritage Plans
Local Strategic Planning Statement (LSPS)
The statement expresses the desired future direction for housing, employment, transport, recreation, environment and infrastructure for the Northern Beaches LGA as a whole, and guides the content of Council’s Local Environmental Plan (LEP) and Development Control Plan (DCP). Due to the size of the document we have various methods for you to view / download:
- View as Flipbook (online)
- High Resolution (189MB)
- Low Resolution (61MB)
