Council Projects

The Waratah-Wynyard Arts and Culture Strategy 2026-2031 sets a clear framework for strengthening arts, culture and heritage across the municipality over the next five years.

Initial engagement with stakeholders Draft Master Plan Community consultation on draft Master Plan Final Master Plan considered for adoption by Council From 2026/27 2024-2026 April ...

Council is delivering a major upgrade to the pavilion and supporting amenities at Langley Park, Somerset, to create a modern, inclusive and welcoming facility that ...

The Inglis River Walking Track is a valued asset of the Waratah-Wynyard community and meanders through the picturesque riparian reserve. Over time, several structures have ...

Council is exploring improvements to waste services in Waratah and we want your input! The current transfer station.

Overview The Sisters Beach Foreshore Management Plan has been released by the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service (PWS) in partnership with Waratah-Wynyard Council. It provides ...

Planning for a Resilient and Enjoyable Future Waratah-Wynyard Council is developing an Open Space Plan for the Sisters Beach foreshore reserve. This project will create ...

Planning for a Resilient and Enjoyable Future Waratah-Wynyard Council is taking proactive steps to address ongoing erosion concerns at the Sisters Creek mouth and adjacent ...

Sisters Beach Erosion Planning We are planning for the future of Sisters Beach. View Plans Sisters Beach Erosion Planning The Sisters Beach coastline is a ...

Overview Draft Outline Development Plans (ODPs) for River Road, Wynyard and Malakoff Street, Somerset have been prepared to guide potential residential development. These plans outline ...

Initial Master Plan adopted Reserve vision established in the Open Space, Sport & Recreation Plan Revised concept prepared Layout updated after workshops with clubs and ...

Circular Head and Waratah-Wynyard Councils are working together on a Community Wellbeing Plan 2025-2030

Council has developed a Master Plan for the open space area between Ballad Avenue, Hales Street, the primary school and the Inglis River.

Waratah-Wynyard Council adopted an Open Space, Sport and Recreation Plan (OSSR) in 2017 and as part of that strategy, a Somerset Sporting Precinct was proposed.

Planning and Approvals Planning and approvals commence Procurement Procurement process to commence Design Consultation Anticipated timeframe for concept design consultation (pending procurement result) Manufacture of ...

The Cam River Reserve Master Plan will provide Council guidance on the infrastructure and landscaping that will ultimately provide the greatest benefit for all users ...

Waratah-Wynyard Council's Boat Harbour Beach Master Plan provides a unifying vision for the area focusing particularly on the management of public spaces around the beach ...

In 2009, Waratah-Wynyard Council and other North-West councils, initiated the North West Coastal Pathway Project. The plan was released in 2010 and produced in conjunction ...