To identify, manage and mitigate the risk associated with Land Dealings.
What's happening?
What's happening?
From time to time Council undertakes land dealings. We have drafted a new policy, the draft Land Dealings Policy (the draft Policy), and at its meeting on 20 May Council resolved to publicly exhibit the draft Policy.
About the draft Policy
The draft Policy is an integral part of Council's adopted Property Management Framework (PMF), ensuring that Land Dealings are conducted transparently, accountably, and in the best interests of the community.
If adopted, the draft Policy will replace 5 policies of the 3 former Councils (available in the Attachments Booklet).
Land assets will be subject to ongoing review in relation to their purpose, usability, viability, and overall community benefit, in accordance with this Policy and the Property Management Framework.
Your input on this policy is important to us. We invite you to read the draft Policy, check out the frequently asked questions (FAQs tab) and let us know your thoughts by having your say.
Principles
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To ensure Land Dealings are conducted in an open, transparent, impartial and accountable manner.
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To provide the best value for Council and the community in Land Dealings, noting that best value may include financial, social and environmental benefits.
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To help achieve the best strategic outcomes for Council and the community.
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To acknowledge Council is the custodian of public assets and is required to effectively account for and manage such public assets.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Resources
Council meeting documents
- Council Report - 20 May 2025 (Item 13.3, p.95)
- Council Attachments Booklet - 20 May 2025 (Item 13.3, p.619)
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Have an enquiry?
Name | Property, Commercial & Tourist Assets Team |
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Phone | 1300 434 434 (during business hours) or 131 450 (for translation services) |
council@northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au | |
In writing | marked 'Draft Land Dealings Policy', Northern Beaches Council, PO Box 82, Manly NSW 1655. |
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