Council prepares draft documents for exhibition. The community is invited to comment on these documents.
Comments are considered by Council before adoption. Documents are open for comment for a period of 28 days.
Comments on draft documents should be submitted in writing to:
The General Manager
Balranald Shire Council
PO Box 120
Balranald NSW 2715 OR Emailed to council@balranald.nsw.gov.au
POLICIES – Policies currently being reviewed and on public exhibition Can be found on the policies page under Policies currently being reviewed on our website.
Written Comments and feedback for the below policy must be received by Council no later than Friday 30 July 2026 via email council@balranald.nsw.gov.au or post addressed to the General Manager PO Box 120 Balranald NSW 2715
Draft – Project ManagementPolicy – May 2026
Draft Contract Management Policy – May 2026
Written Comments and feedback for the below policy must be received by Council no later than Friday 30 January 2026 via email council@balranald.nsw.gov.au or post addressed to the General Manager PO Box 120 Balranald NSW 2715
BSC draft Urban Tree Management Plan 2025 2029
ENSPEC – Tree Intervention Works – Survey of Parks and Reserves Balranald and Euston – 29 July 2020
Your opinion is important to us please send in your feedback and and list of any significant tree in your areas.
Written Comments and feedback for the below policy must be received by Council no later than Friday 3 April 2026 via email council@balranald.nsw.gov.au or post addressed to the General Manager PO Box 120 Balranald NSW 2715
Draft Balranald Shire Housing Strategy V 2.1
Draft Integrated Water Cycle Management Strategy 2026
LOWER WESTERN – DRAFT BUSH FIRE RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN – on exhibition now until 5pm 22 June 2026
Willandr Lakes Region World Heritage Property – Closing on 3 July 2026
DRAFT – Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Property – Strategic Management Framework – on public exhibition through to 3 July 2026.
This framework represents an important set in safeguarding the values of the Willandra Lakes Region and shaping its future management