FAQs

A plan of management is a statutory instrument that provides strategic planning and governance for the management and use of land.

Plans of management (PoMs) set out objectives and performance targets for community land and provide for active land management and use. PoMs for Crown reserves typically provide a wealth of information about that site, including social, environmental and economic values.

The introduction of the Crown Land Management Act 2016 (the Act) requires all Crown Land in NSW be managed under a plan of management. Additionally, the the Act appoints Council as the reserve manager.

The Crown Land at Clifton Gardens is currently not manage under a Plan of Management. To ensure compliance with statutory requirements council has commenced preparation of a Plan for the land.

Yes. You are invited to provide feedback on the reserves including what you like about them, any issues that need to be addressed or any recommendations for management that you may have.

Have your say about the public open spaces at Clifton Gardens Reserve by:

1. Completing the online submission form.
2. Adding feedback in the interactive map in the 'Places' section
3. email to council@mosman.nsw.gov.au

At the end of the consultation period, all submissions received will be reviewed and considered in the drafting of the Clifton Gardens Reserve Plan of Management.

The final draft Plan of Management will then be referred to a Council meeting with a recommendation that Council endorse the draft Plan and place it on formal exhibition for a period of 42 days.

Further information including maps and other materials are available for download in the document section of this webpage. 

If you would like to speak to a Council staff member about the Draft Plan of Management visit the 'Who's Listening?' section of this webpage for contact details.