Development applications | Port Stephens Council Development Applications (DAs) need to be lodged for most developments in Port Stephens. Find out about the application process for different types of development and which projects are exempt.
Development and building | Port Stephens Council Click here to request advice, apply or access templates related to Development, building, engineering, development compliance, drainage, flooding, fire safety, traffic and road safety etc
Building certification | Port Stephens Council Building? Find all the information on the NSW Planning Portal, construction certificates, occupation certificates and the principal certifying authority. You can also book building inspections through Council here.
Easier, faster DA lodgement as Council moves to online portal | Port Stephens Council Submitting a development application (DA) will soon be simpler and faster, with Port Stephens Council moving all applications to the NSW Planning Portal.
Flood safety | Port Stephens Council We are continually working on updating and improving our understanding of flood risk in Port Stephens. Find out what you can do to protect and understand our environment.
Tilligerry Place Plan | Port Stephens Council In June 2023 we’re commencing the development of the Tilligerry Place Plan with a series of workshops. This Place Plan will cover all suburbs on the Tilligerry Peninsula including Oyster Cove, Tanilba Bay, Mallabula and Lemon Tree Passage.
Trees | Port Stephens Council Trees are important to the landscape of Port Stephens and provide a range of benefits to the community. Find out how you can help us to look after trees in our environment.
Council’s Six Month Progress Report endorsed | Port Stephens Council Port Stephens Council has adopted its Six Month Progress Report for July to December 2024, showcasing significant achievements and progress against its Delivery Program 2022 to 2026.
Heritage | Port Stephens Council In Port Stephens we have homes of heritage significance, heritage conservation areas and archaeological sites. It's important to identify significant heritage and ensure that this is protected and managed to allow the environmental, social and economic benefits be realised into the future.
July Your Port e-newsletter out now | Port Stephens Council Read the July 2024 edition of Your Port e-newsletter now!