Lurline Bay, Matraville, Malabar & Yarra Bay Flood Study

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This consultation has concluded. 

The Lurline Bay, Matraville, Malabar & Yarra Bay Flood Study was finalised and adopted by Council on 26 October 2021. You can view the final flood study on the Randwick City Council website here.

In February 2020, Randwick City Council consulted with property owners and residents in Matraville, Chifley, Malabar, Little Bay, Phillip Bay, La Perouse, South Coogee and Maroubra to understand the extent of flooding in these areas and to assist in the preparation of a flood study. The study will provide Council with information to better understand, plan and manage the risk of flooding.

The draft Flood Study is now complete and on exhibition. We are asking for feedback from all property owners living in the catchment.

Once the study has been finalised, Council will proceed with the next step which assesses potential measures to manage the risks associated with flooding.

Have your say:

Online drop in session:

Want to chat direct with Council staff about what the flood study means for your property? We're offering 15min sessions for you to speak directly with Council staff about what the study means for your property.

 Simply register your preferred time and we'll send you a Zoom meeting link.

  • Mon 30 Aug: 10am – 12pm
  • Tue 31 Aug: 2pm – 4pm
  • Wed 1 Sep: 4pm-6pm

Exhibition period: 22 June to 16 September 2021. (extended)

The Lurline Bay, Matraville, Malabar & Yarra Bay Flood Study was finalised and adopted by Council on 26 October 2021. You can view the final flood study on the Randwick City Council website here.

In February 2020, Randwick City Council consulted with property owners and residents in Matraville, Chifley, Malabar, Little Bay, Phillip Bay, La Perouse, South Coogee and Maroubra to understand the extent of flooding in these areas and to assist in the preparation of a flood study. The study will provide Council with information to better understand, plan and manage the risk of flooding.

The draft Flood Study is now complete and on exhibition. We are asking for feedback from all property owners living in the catchment.

Once the study has been finalised, Council will proceed with the next step which assesses potential measures to manage the risks associated with flooding.

Have your say:

Online drop in session:

Want to chat direct with Council staff about what the flood study means for your property? We're offering 15min sessions for you to speak directly with Council staff about what the study means for your property.

 Simply register your preferred time and we'll send you a Zoom meeting link.

  • Mon 30 Aug: 10am – 12pm
  • Tue 31 Aug: 2pm – 4pm
  • Wed 1 Sep: 4pm-6pm

Exhibition period: 22 June to 16 September 2021. (extended)

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Have you experienced flooding on your property or street?  We would love to hear from you by completing our survey.

    This consultation has concluded. 

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  • CLOSED: The submission period has now closed. Thank you to everyone who made a comment.

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    This consultation has concluded. 

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