Illaroo Road Revetment Wall

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Consultation has concluded

Council has been working for a number of years to find a solution to potential coastal erosion issues in Lake Cathie. In 2007 Council and the community commenced work on the Lake Cathie Coastal Zone Management Plan and in 2014, following extensive consultation with our community, a rock revetment wall was identified as the preferred option to address coastal erosion.

Based on coastal hazard studies along Illaroo Road between 2008 - 2012, it was confirmed that the coastline at Lake Cathie was retreating. We have been working to find a solution to potential coastal erosion issues and the on development of a revetment wall in Lake Cathie for a number of years. Consequently, in 2012-13 a number of potential management solutions were considered, including the revetment wall. Ultimately, at the November 2013 Ordinary Council Meeting, Council resolved to proceed with a concept design for a rock revetment wall with beach nourishments. This preferred solution was then presented to the NSW Government, who then requested a Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA) to analyse the viability of the project and a Funding Model to outline the distribution of costs to direct and indirect beneficiaries. These documents are available for download in the document library to the right (or below if viewing this page on a mobile device).

Have Your Say

There are a number of ways that you can share your thoughts with us on the CBA and Funding Model:

Your feedback should be received no later than Monday 12 April 2021.

Find out more

There are a number of meetings for you to engage with Council staff and find out more information:

  • 1:1 Meetings with Directly Impacted Property Owners

    You can book a 1:1 meeting with Council to discuss the potential impacts for your property specifically. Sessions are available during February and March and can be booked directly through our booking calendar.

Council has been working for a number of years to find a solution to potential coastal erosion issues in Lake Cathie. In 2007 Council and the community commenced work on the Lake Cathie Coastal Zone Management Plan and in 2014, following extensive consultation with our community, a rock revetment wall was identified as the preferred option to address coastal erosion.

Based on coastal hazard studies along Illaroo Road between 2008 - 2012, it was confirmed that the coastline at Lake Cathie was retreating. We have been working to find a solution to potential coastal erosion issues and the on development of a revetment wall in Lake Cathie for a number of years. Consequently, in 2012-13 a number of potential management solutions were considered, including the revetment wall. Ultimately, at the November 2013 Ordinary Council Meeting, Council resolved to proceed with a concept design for a rock revetment wall with beach nourishments. This preferred solution was then presented to the NSW Government, who then requested a Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA) to analyse the viability of the project and a Funding Model to outline the distribution of costs to direct and indirect beneficiaries. These documents are available for download in the document library to the right (or below if viewing this page on a mobile device).

Have Your Say

There are a number of ways that you can share your thoughts with us on the CBA and Funding Model:

Your feedback should be received no later than Monday 12 April 2021.

Find out more

There are a number of meetings for you to engage with Council staff and find out more information:

  • 1:1 Meetings with Directly Impacted Property Owners

    You can book a 1:1 meeting with Council to discuss the potential impacts for your property specifically. Sessions are available during February and March and can be booked directly through our booking calendar.

Consultation has concluded

If you have a question in relation to the CBA and Funding Model please ask below before Monday 12 April 2021.

Writing a submission is one way of sharing your views and opinions with Council. All submissions are considered before making a decision and your submission may be included in a report to Council. Submissions and petitions are public information and may be made public. If you wish to have information in your submission suppressed, you will need to request this in writing.