Help shape the future of Hastings Point headland
What do you love about the Hastings Point Headland, and how do you imagine a well-loved and well used Hastings Point Headland would look like in the future? We want to understand what matters to you.
The Hastings Point headland and adjacent Cudgera Creek are beautiful natural environments, loved by the local community and enjoyed by an increasing number of visitors each year.
The development of a Hastings Point Headland Management Plan will improve the quality of this public open space while protecting the natural environment and cultural heritage values of the headland, now and for future generations.
Hastings Point headland management plan
The Hastings Point headland management plan will take into account the impact of visitors on sensitive coastal species, ecosystems, cultural heritage and landscapes, and will support use of and protect the environmental, recreational and cultural values of the Hastings Point headland area. The management plan aims to:
- outline the overall vision for management of the Hastings Point headland
- provide a summary of current and future issues for the area
- include plans and details of proposed actions that will be taken to address these issues
- establish an implementation plan that prioritises issues with an approximate cost estimate for actions.
What area is included?
The project area includes the Hastings Point headland and carpark, Fig Tree Park, Cudgera Creek Park, the Cudgera Creek (downstream of the Tweed Coast Road Bridge), the rocky foreshore surrounding Hastings Point Headland, and the land from the carpark at Peninsula Street to the northern side of the creek mouth.
Partnering with the community
The following groups have been engaged to provide local and specialist advice as principal stakeholders:
- Hastings Point Progress Association
- Tweed Aboriginal Advisory Committee
- Tweed Coast and Waterways Advisory Committee
Have your say
What do you love about the Hastings Point Headland, and how do you imagine a well-loved and well used Hastings Point Headland would look like in the future?
Let us know what matters to you. You can provide feedback up to 31 July 2023:
Online: Complete the survey below and/or dropping a pin on the map.
Email: tsc@tweed.nsw.gov.au
Mail: General Manager, Tweed Shire Council, PO Box 816, Murwillumbah, NSW, 2484
