Planning Proposal for 106 Sydney Street, North Willoughby
Thank you for your responses
Finalisation - 27 February 2026
Following the Extraordinary Council Meeting of 9 February 2026, the Planning Proposal was subsequently referred to the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure in order to formally amend Willoughby Local Environmental Plan 2012 (WLEP 2012), consistant with the Council resolution.
The Planning Proposal became Amendment 41 to WLEP 2012 and was notified on 27 February 2026.
Update - February 2026
A report regarding the matter was discussed at an Extraordinary Meeting of Council Meeting on Monday 9 February 2026.
At the meeting Council resolved to proceed with the Heritage Listing
The report and minutes can be accessed on Council’s website at:
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On that webpage, please see the instructions for accessing agenda and minutes.
Update January 2026
Council sought additional comments between Monday 2 February until Friday 6 February.
Background
Council sought feedback on a Planning Proposal for the listing of 106 Sydney Street, North Willoughby as a heritage item of local significance. The Planning Proposal seeks to amend Schedule 5 of Willoughby Local Environmental Plan 2012.
The house and grounds located at 106 Sydney Road, North Willoughby have been assessed to meet the threshold for heritage listing at a local level and should be recognised for their significance.
The Planning Proposal, heritage study and draft Inventory Sheet can be viewed in the Supporting Documents section on this page.
How to have your say
- In the online submission form below; or
- Emailed to email@willoughby.nsw.gov.au
- By mail addressed to the General Manager, PO Box 57, Chatswood NSW 2057; or
For enquiries contact Strategic Planner Jane Gibson or Heritage Officer Lachlan Marshall on (02) 9777 1000
Notes about your submission
- To help us to better understand your feedback, consider theming your comments and using sub-headings.
- During the review period, Council will consider concerns raised in your submissions, but these will not be individually acknowledged or responded to.
- Your submission will be made publicly available in the report to Council and on Council's website unless you indicate otherwise in your submission. Further details about privacy can be found here Council's Privacy Statement.
- People lodging submissions must declare any political donations (adding up to or exceeding $1000) made in the previous 2 years. Further details on the Disclosure of Political Donations and Expenditures page.
- Council takes no responsibility for comments of a personal or defamatory nature contained in submissions.
- In making your email or postal submission, you may choose to remain anonymous, however this needs to be clearly stated on the submission (at the top of the front page in bold) that it is not to be treated as a public document.
- Should there be a need to substantiate matters contained in your submission, anonymous submissions may be given less weight (or no weight) in the consideration of the matter.
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FAQs
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About Heritage Items
- What is the benefit of listing a Heritage Item?
- What can you do with a Heritage Item?
- How do I know if my property is within the vicinity of a Heritage Item?
- What does it mean if my property is in the vicinity of a Heritage Item?
- What are the requirements of a Heritage Impact Statement?
- What is the difference between a Heritage Item of Local and State Significance?
- What does it mean if my property has been proposed to be listed as a Heritage Item?
- What if I do not want my property to be listed as a Heritage Item?