Have your say
What Cessnock City Council has open for community feedback right now — in plain language, with a link to make a submission. Your say carries more weight before the deadline.
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Speak with the team - Contaminated Lands Register
About the Contaminated Lands Register Under NSW State guidelines Councils are strongly recommended to have a policy to provide clear guidance about dealing with land that may be impacted by contamination.
What this means for you: Open the source to read the proposal and how to make a submission.
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Becoming Resilient and Ready Together
What does your community need to strengthen community connection, capacity and preparedness, for shocks and stresses, including natural hazard emergencies? About the project Council is developing a Cessnock Community Resilience Plan.
What this means for you: Open the source to read the proposal and how to make a submission.
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Road Naming - Millfield Rise, Millfield
Project Information Notice is given that Cessnock City Council in accordance with the New South Wales Roads Act 1993 is seeking public comment in regard to a road naming proposal in connection with the new subdivision known as Millfield Rise at Mount View Road Millfield.
What this means for you: Open the source to read the proposal and how to make a submission.
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Draft Cessnock LGA Wide Overland Flood Study
Project Overview The Draft Cessnock LGA Wide Overland Flood Study maps flooding from overland flow and minor watercourses across the Cessnock Local Government Area. It has been prepared for Council by BMT Commercial Australia Pty Ltd.
What this means for you: Open the source to read the proposal and how to make a submission.
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Proposed Licence of Community Land - Cessnock District Hockey Association Inc
Project Information You can see the Public Notice of the Proposed Licence of Community Land via Documents on the right of this page. Cessnock City Council advises that it is the owner of land classified as community land in accordance with the Local Government Act 1993 ("the Act").
What this means for you: Open the source to read the proposal and how to make a submission.
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Road Naming - Lovedale Farm, Lovedale
Project Information Notice is given that Cessnock City Council in accordance with the New South Wales Roads Act 1993 is seeking public comment in regard to a road naming proposal in connection with the new subdivision known as Lovedale Farm at 1058 Wine Country Drive, Lovedale.
What this means for you: Open the source to read the proposal and how to make a submission.
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Visitor Information Centre Weekend Hours Trial
Project Overview We are trialling new weekend operating hours at the Visitor Information Centre from 31 October 2026 to 30 June 2027 . The trial will help us understand how visitors use the centre on weekends and whether the revised hours continue to meet visitor needs while maintaining access to visitor information services.
What this means for you: Open the source to read the proposal and how to make a submission.
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Proposed Licence of Community Land - Cessnock Dog Club Incorporated
Project Information You can see the Public Notice of the Proposed Licence of Community Land via Documents on the right of this page. Cessnock City Council advises that it is the owner of land classified as community land in accordance with the Local Government Act 1993 ("the Act").
What this means for you: Open the source to read the proposal and how to make a submission.
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Stockrington and Black Hill - Swamp Catchment Flood Study
About the project Cessnock City Council is working in partnership with the NSW Government, City of Newcastle and Maitland City Council on a flood study for the Hexham and Woodberry Swamp Catchments. City of Newcastle as the lead agency engaged a specialist consultant to carry out a flood study to help us plan for and manage existing and future flood risks.
What this means for you: Open the source to read the proposal and how to make a submission.