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Welcome to the Ku-ring-gai Council community engagement portal.
This site hosts information about Council projects and initiatives where we are seeking community input to guide our decisions. Projects will range from simple local park upgrades to major project or policy changes.
Council sought community input on a proposal to replace the existing timed 'No Right Turn' restrictions on Fiddens Wharf Road at Pacific Highway, Killara, with a full-time ‘No Right Turn’ restriction.
Council is upgrading the playground at Roseville Park in Roseville. To assist in planning the upgrade we asked for feedback on the concept plan developed using community insights collected in 2025.
Ku-ring-gai Council is seeking community feedback on the future of Charles Bean Oval. The site's current synthetic surface is nearing the end of its useful life and requires renewal. Council is now considering whether to install a new synthetic surface or convert the site to natural turf.
Council adopted the revised Resourcing Strategy, revised Delivery Program, and Operational Plan, incorporating a Special Rate Variation (SRV) of 24.6%. When combined with the confirmed 4.4% rate peg, this will result in a 29% rate revenue increase in 2026/27.
The Local Transport Forum has recommended that subject to available funding, the roundabout on Lady Game Drive at Highfield Road and Moore Avenue be upgraded, with the slip road into Moore Avenue retained.
At the Local Transport Forum (LTF) meeting on 18 February 2026, the Forum recommended that subject to available funding, a raised wombat crossing with street lighting update be constructed on Park Avenue.
Ku-ring-gai Council consulted with the community on proposed locations for on-street electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in Lindfield, East Lindfield and Roseville.
Ku-ring-gai Council sought feedback on an updated proposal to build a raised pedestrian (wombat) crossing on Avon Road, to the south of Gate 3 of Pymble Ladies' College.