Mosman Masterplan

Shaped by extensive community engagement, the Mosman Masterplan delivers housing capacity, housing diversity and affordable housing outcomes through a coordinated, place-based approach.

The Masterplan is a comprehensive vision for Mosman's future. It demonstrates how the Mosman local government area can accommodate required housing growth in a planned and coordinated manner while protecting heritage character, strengthening village centres, improving public spaces, enhancing biodiversity and securing significant community benefits.

It directs development to the most appropriate locations and creates mechanisms to deliver tangible community outcomes including affordable housing, upgraded civic and community facilities, improved active transport connections, enhanced public open space, public art and place-making, urban greening and streetscape improvements.

The Mosman Masterplan represents a unique opportunity to shape growth in a way that is strategic, planned and reflects community values. It is designed to deliver long-term benefits and emphasises a sustainable, liveable and vibrant future for a changing Mosman.

DRAFT MOSMAN MASTERPLAN LODGED WITH STATE GOVERNMENT

Council has reached an important milestone in planning for the future of our community, with the draft Mosman Masterplan and draft Affordable Housing Contributions Scheme now formally lodged with the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure for Gateway Determination.

The lodgement follows Council's unanimous endorsement of the proposals after extensive community engagement, including thousands of submissions and feedback from community members who addressed an Extraordinary Council Meeting.

The proposals outline a long-term vision for Mosman, helping to plan for future housing needs while protecting the character, heritage, open spaces and natural environment that make our area so valued by the community.

This milestone reflects many months of work informed by community feedback, expert advice and detailed technical studies, ensuring the proposals are shaped by local knowledge and priorities.

The NSW Government will now determine if the proposals can progress to formal public exhibition, providing residents, businesses and community groups with another opportunity to provide feedback before any decisions are made.

Council will continue to work collaboratively with the NSW Government, stakeholders and the community throughout the process and keep the community informed as further opportunities to participate become available.

Mosman Square Artist Impression