Hastings Point Headland Management Plan

Hastings Point Headland Management Plan

Consultation now closed – thanks for having your say

Thanks to everyone who got involved and shared feedback on the draft management plan for Hastings Point Headland. The consultation was open for 11 weeks, and we held three info sessions and shared a feedback survey to give everyone a chance to have their say.

We’re now reviewing all the feedback and really appreciate the time and input from the community.

The draft plan aims to improve this public space while protecting the headland’s natural environment and cultural heritage.

Stay tuned for updates on the next steps.

Read the draft Hastings Point Headland Management Plan

Draft Hastings Point Headland Management Plan - Summary version

Draft Hastings Point Headland Management Plan - Full Detail version

About the plan

The draft Hastings Point Headland Management Plan aims to:

• Outline the overall vision for managing the Hastings Point headland.

• Provide a summary of current and future issues affecting the area.

• Include plans and details of proposed actions to address these issues.

The draft Management Plan was developed following consultations with local stakeholders, residents, and visitors. More than 300 people shared what they valued about their area and their vision for its future.

What area is included?

The project area includes Hastings Point headland and carpark, Fig Tree Park, Cudgera Creek Park, 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.

Consultation now closed – thanks for your feedback

Thanks to everyone who took part in the consultation on the draft Hastings Point Headland Management Plan. The consultation was open for six weeks and we held three community info sessions and shared a feedback survey to give everyone a chance to have their say.

We’re now reviewing all the feedback received through the survey, emails, letters and in-person conversations. Your input will help shape the final plan, which aims to improve this public space while protecting the headland’s natural environment and cultural heritage.

Stay tuned for updates on the next steps.