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Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest Housing Strategy (adopted November 2006)

Last modified: January 5, 2007 - 12:10 AM

Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest is an environmentally sensitive coastal location with a range of constraints affecting future housing development. Taking this into consideration, and in light of recent growth being experience by the area, Council has prepared the Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest Housing Strategy. The preparation of a housing strategy was also a requirement of the Department of Planning as part of it's conditional endorsement of Council's 'Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest Conservation and Development Strategy'.

The Housing Strategy, which provides a guiding framework for future housing opportunities within the Tea Gardens/Hawks Nest locality, is based on the following guiding principals as set out below:

  • reinforce and consolidate existing commercial centres;
  • establish focal points for developments;
  • encourage higher residential densities around focal points;
  • protect natural features;
  • restrict incompatible development;
  • restrict inefficient use of land;
  • provide gateways;
  • maintain connections with existing towns
  • reduce reliance on cars; and
  • to take into consideration future technologies.

A number of strategic, statutory and voluntary mechanisms to maximise housing opportunities are recommended in the Strategy, which in turn will influence future housing diversity, dwelling density yields and housing affordability in this locality. The Strategy was adopted by Council on 28 November 2006.

To view the adopted Strategy please click on the links at the bottom right and corner of the page below.

A full copy of the Strategy can also be purchased on CD for $10.00 or in hard copy for $30.00 from Council.

Contact details
Strategic Landuse Planner
(02) 6591 7351 (ph)
(02) 6591 200 (fax)
council@greatlakes.nsw.gov.au


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