Feedback on current Council proposals

Randwick City Council values community feedback, and we regularly seek community comment on our proposed projects, policies and plans.

Our consultations are hosted on our Your Say Randwick website where you can register to receive updates.

The way that Council consults with our local community is guided by Council's Community Engagement Strategy. Randwick City Council recognises the important role that community participation and engagement plays in helping the community have a voice in Council decision-making.

Current consultations

Draft Disability Inclusion Action Plan
Randwick City Council has endorsed Randwick's Draft Disability Inclusion Action Plan for 2026-2030 to go on public exhibition. We are now inviting the community to share their feedback.
Feedback open: 8 May to 4 June 2026.

Draft Operational Plan and Budget 2026-27 and Draft Fees and Charges 2026-27
Council’s Draft 2026-27 Operational Plan and Budget is our one year plan that details the projects and activities that will be undertaken in the financial year. Find out what's planned for your suburb.
Feedback open: 30 April to 28 May 2026

Shared E-bike Parking
Council is proposing to introduce mandatory parking zones with dedicated shared e‑bike parking areas in Coogee, Randwick Junction and Maroubra Beach, along with ‘no‑go’ zones where shared e‑bike parking is not appropriate. See where these areas are proposed and share your thoughts.
Feedback open: 22 April to 20 May 2026

Development applications on exhibition

• Search current development applications on exhibition in Randwick City by using our DA Tracking tool or on the Development Application notices page

Consultations by other authorities

Randwick Council publishes notification of the following community consultations run by other authorities for the information of our local community. Please note these are not Randwick Council consultations.

NSW Government - Proposed statewide Community Participation Plan

The NSW Government is seeking feedback on a draft statewide Community Participation Plan (CPP). A CPP sets out how and when planning authorities will engage the community and stakeholders in decision-making processes related to planning decisions. This plan will be used by multiple planning authorities including the Department of Planning Housing and Infrastructure (the Department), local councils and other planning authorities.
Feedback open: 8 April to 3 June 2026