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Over three-quarters of the region’s population growth over the next 20 years is projected to occur in Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, Lismore and Tweed Heads.

The North Coast Regional Plan 2041 aims to protect the region and support population growth in the context of a changing climate.

Strategic planning reduces natural hazard risk by considering the impacts early in decision-making, particularly when planning for growth and development.

An Implementation Plan for 2022-25 accompanies this regional plan. Combined, these documents will guide the preparation of local land use strategies, including local strategic planning statements prepared by councils.

Key resources providing background information on the North Coast Region.

The North Coast Regional Plan 2041 sets a 20-year strategic land use planning framework, aiming to protect and enhance the region’s assets and plan for the future.

Regional plans set the framework, vision and direction for strategic planning and land use, planning for future needs and connected communities.

The North Coast’s transport infrastructure underpins its economic opportunities. It provides efficient and reliable access for residents, visitors and freight.

An Implementation Plan for 2022-26 accompanies the North Coast Regional Plan 2041. Combined, these documents guide the preparation of local land use strategies.

The North Coast is the most biologically diverse region in NSW. The regional plan offers several mechanisms to protect biodiversity in the North Coast region.