Land Use Strategy

At the Ordinary Meeting held on 16 February 2010 Council adopted the Situation Analysis and Land Use Strategy. The Situation Analysis was adopted without change and the Land Use Strategy adopted with several changes. The draft document is still available on this website for comparison purposes.

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Land Use Strategy(PDF, 3MB)
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The Shire of Dungog is part of the Hunter Region and the Lower Hunter Sub-Region and is bound by Mid-Coast Council to the North-East, Singleton Shire to the West, Upper Hunter Shire to the North-West and by Port Stephens Shire and the City of Maitland to the South.

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