Management Plan

Has Munibung Hill fallen out of favour? According to the last report from Council, other

Making a case for inclusion in works program Missed out last year, but in the

The state of play for Munibung Hill Let’s not blithely brush-over what’s at stake as

Slow going – Plan bogged down in protracted negotiations AS HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY COMMUNICATED, the

PICTURE: Munibung Hill aerial view from North end with Warners Bay just visible on the

PICTURE: Aerial image of Munibung Hill produced for promoting the Management Plan in 2020/21. Credit: Lake

PICTURE: TRC Trails has lodged a draft Trail Design Report with Lake Mac Council.  Stock image

PICTURE: Aerial image of eastern trails to be designed and viewing area to be installed.

PICTURE: Opening frame from the Management Plan video produced by Lake Mac Council in 2021. Credit:

PICTURE: Existing tracks are shown in orange on the Munibung Hill Concept Plan map. Supplied: Steven

Track Strategy planning begins ONE of the first actions resulting from the Munibung Hill Management Plan,

Plan reflects Society’s Fivefold Vision Munibung Hill is a stand out with high ecological values. When

This requires consistent, persistent commitment. This is not an endurance race to be run across

Councillors give Plan the green light Lake Macquarie City Council staff overseeing the Munibung Hill

Not to be deterred or even deferred, the Munibung Hill Management Plan is plodding along. 

Slowly but surely the Management Plan is wending its way through the administrative process that

The view is one thing and when you get into the bush, it’s another thing

News – Lake Macquarie City Council – 9 November 2021  Draft plan sets out future

Lake Macquarie Mayor Kay Fraser (pictured) said “with 360-degree views that stretch across the lake

Over twelve months ago Lake Mac Councillors voted for the preparation of a Management Plan for Munibung

The environment and planning consultants, Umwelt, appointed by Council to carry out a site study

The community consultation held in March / April literally brought people out of the woodwork