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Plan of Management and Masterplan adopted by Council on Tuesday, 29 June
On 29 June 2021, following an extensive public exhibition and consultation period, Council adopted the Wentworth Falls Lake Plan of Management and Master Plan. These plans were adopted with a minor amendment relating to events.
The Council resolved that events will be limited to 500 people at any one time and will follow the events booking process which will consider noise, parking and residential amenity.
Council also resolved to prioritise a parking precinct plan for the area around the lake and to seek grants to complete the loop walk.
Blue Mountains City Council would like to thank the community for your ongoing interest and input into this important community space.
Stay informed - to be advised when draft plans are available, and new rounds of community consultation are happening, click ‘Subscribe’ in the Stay informed box to the right.
Plan of Management and Masterplan adopted by Council on Tuesday, 29 June
On 29 June 2021, following an extensive public exhibition and consultation period, Council adopted the Wentworth Falls Lake Plan of Management and Master Plan. These plans were adopted with a minor amendment relating to events.
The Council resolved that events will be limited to 500 people at any one time and will follow the events booking process which will consider noise, parking and residential amenity.
Council also resolved to prioritise a parking precinct plan for the area around the lake and to seek grants to complete the loop walk.
Blue Mountains City Council would like to thank the community for your ongoing interest and input into this important community space.
Stay informed - to be advised when draft plans are available, and new rounds of community consultation are happening, click ‘Subscribe’ in the Stay informed box to the right.
There are currently two playgrounds at Wentworth Falls Lake - the junior pirate ship playground closer to the dam wall and the older children’s playground near the new toilets.
Funding has been found through the ‘Everyone Can Play’ grant to assist Council in upgrading the older children’s playground.
What we would like to know, is what type of new playground you think would fit in well at Wentworth Falls Lake.
Further input will be sought as we progress the design.
