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Strategic Plan development
The Future Sydney Metropolitan Catchment Action Plan (CAP)

This site is the "go to" place for information relating to the development of Sydney's new CAP. It will give you information on what's happening and our up-coming activities. So save it in your favourites.

 

About our new Catchment Action Plan

About our new CAP

All Catchment Management Authorities are required to write a Catchment Action Plan (CAP).  These plans are central to the delivery of natural resource management throughout New South Wales.

A CAP is a ten year strategic plan that sets targets and directs investment of public and private funds.  The aim in writing a CAP is to achieve sustainable natural resource management that meets our community and partners' expectations. 

The Catchment Management Authority (CMA) works closely with local councils and the State government agencies.  All of these organisations have their own management and action plans for the specific natural resource issues and sometimes for the specific places they manage.  It is vital that the SMCMA’s CAP contains strategies that are in alignment with those of its partners.  These documents include water sharing plans, Plans of Management for Community Land and Council Community Strategic Plans.

Latest News

Latest News

Our first draft of the SMCMA's revised CAP "A Plan for Sydney's Liveability" was out for comment. We are now reviewing the feedback and improving it so it can be merged into a wider Hawkesbury Nepean and Sydney CAP.

Thanks to all those people who gave us their thoughts on the "places" in Sydney that are important to them. We have analysed all these data and it can be found in the publications area.

We have also been consulting with our government, business and community partners to ensure their knowledge goes into our new CAP.

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Contacts

Key Contacts

John Dahlenburg (02) 9895 6244

Jenna Hore (02) 9895 7856

Michele Bailey (02) 9895 7746

 
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SMCMA's draft "Plan for Sydney's Liveability"

 

The SMCMA's draft CAP "A Plan for Sydney's Liveability" was out for comment/feedback until the 13th of November 2012. You can still download a copy below.

 

 

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Sydney Metro CMA's Current Catchment Action Plan (CAP)

The Sydney Metropolitan Catchment Action Plan (CAP) is central to the delivery of natural resource management throughout our region. To view our current CAP please click on the more button below.

 

Our Catchment
smcma subcatchments Port Jackson Georges River Woronora River Hacking River Southern Beaches Eastern Beaches Northern Beaches Middle Harbour Lane Cove River Parramatta River Duck River Cooks River Botany Bay Botany Bay Subcatchment Cooks River Subcatchment Duck River Subcatchment Eastern Beaches Subcatchment Georges River Subcatchment Hacking River Subcatchment Lane Cove River Subcatchment Middle Harbour Subcatchment Northern Beaches Subcatchment Parramatta River Subcatchment Port Jackson Subcatchment Southern Beaches Subcatchment Woronora River Subcatchment smcma subcatchments

Botany Bay

Cooks River

Duck River

Eastern Beaches

Georges River

Hacking River

Lane Cove River

Middle Harbour

Northern Beaches

Parramatta River

Port Jackson

Southern Beaches

Woronora River

Take our Survey

Thanks to all those people who participated in our surveys. We have analysed the results and used them to develop our Draft CAP "A Plan for Sydney's Liveability".

Two reports were prepared on the survey results, which can be downloaded from the Publications area.

Thanks again for your help!

Surveys now closed

Key Dates

  • Comments on Draft CAP closed on 13th November 2012
  • Community Draft CAP Consultation Workshop
    (5th November 2012)
  • Local Govt Draft CAP Consultation Workshop
    (31st October 2012)
  • Draft CAP released for comment
    (mid October 2012)
  • CAP supporting information released (Sept 2012)
  • Land managers consultation (May 2012)
  • Local Govt consultation
    (April 2012)
  • Community forum (March 2012)

Links

How to develop our new CAP:
NRC Framework for CAPs