Station to the Sand - Shape the Bay Street Journey
This program aims to identify opportunities to make Bay Street feel safer, more vibrant and welcoming for everyone, particularly women, girls and gender diverse people.
This program aims to identify opportunities to make Bay Street feel safer, more vibrant and welcoming for everyone, particularly women, girls and gender diverse people.
Bayside Council is developing plans for a new youth recreation space at Heslehurst Reserve and we want to hear from you.
Help shape how development contributions are collected and spent in Bayside
This project proposes improvements to create stronger active transport connections, local streets, open spaces and existing cycling infrastructure.
Safety, Environment & Jet Ski Management
Council is seeking community feedback on options to improve safety, protect the environment and better manage jet ski use in Botany Bay.
The dog off-leash area has a new home! We're trialling the new location and would love to hear from you. Comment close - 18 May 2027
Bayside Council has developed a Draft Litter and Illegal Dumping Prevention Strategy 2032 to guide how Council will reduce litter and illegal dumping across the local government area over the next six years.
We are reviewing our Community Venues Annual Allocation Policy and Procedures to improve fairness, transparency and consistency of how Council's community venues are allocated.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this project. The winner of the BMX bike raffle will be drawn soon.
We are working with Randwick City Council to deliver a walking and cycling project that improves transport in the City with the objectives of making our streets safer, improving connections to local amenities and linking bike riders to Sydney's growing metropolitan cycleway network.
November 2026 Monthly Update - M6 Stage 1 is now available.
Stay informed about upcoming and ongoing construction activities in your area, including what works are being undertaken, the locations, and when they are scheduled to take place.
Give your feedback and complete the Shared Pedestrian and Bicycle Pathway Community Survey.
This is a Transport for NSW project.
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State Significant Development (SSD) is for major projects that are considered important to NSW because of their size, value or potential impacts. These applications are assessed by the NSW Government rather than the local council. The community has the opportunity to view project information and provide feedback during the public exhibition period, with submissions considered as part of the assessment process.
The NSW Government is proposing changes to the community participation process as part of landmark reforms to make the planning system faster, fairer and more outcomes focused. The proposed approach does not limit councils from implementing tailored engagement strategies within their communities where they may be required.
To view the documents and provide feedback by 5pm Wednesday 3 June, please view the project or visit the NSW Planning Portal.
Kamay Wharves
Transport has installed 60 purpose-built ‘seahorse hotels’ in Kamay Botany Bay to create artificial habitats for the endangered White’s Seahorse, as part of the Marine Biodiversity Offset Strategy. Structures will be monitored over the next five years, with captive-bred seahorses to be released in 2026.
We've created local hotspot maps to gather community insights and pinpoint specific issues in our area. Share your local knowledge by dropping a pin on our maps.