Killara Public Domain Plan

In short

Ku-ring-gai Council is developing a Public Domain Plan for the Killara Local Centre.

The Killara Local Centre is defined as within an 800m radius from Killara Station and includes the shopping strip on Marian St, Selkirk Park, Regimental Park and Killara Park.

You can provide feedback on your opinions and experiences of the Killara Local Centre by doing one of the following:

Find one of our boards within the local centre and scan the QR code to complete a quick two minute survey on a specific spot
Drop a pin on our interactive map below and leave a comment
Complete a 10 minute survey below about the local centre
Send a written submission quoting XXXX to krg@krg.nsw.gov.au or to the General Manager, Ku-ring-gai Council, Locked Bag 1006, Gordon NSW 2072.

(XXXX go into the draw to win X of $X Visa gift cards, T&Cs apply)

Feedback is open from 21 August to 18 September 2026.

About the project

Background

Ku-ring-gai's Public Domain Plans guide the design of streets, footpaths and public spaces in the Local Centres, supported by the Community Strategic Plan, the Local Strategic Planning Statement and the Development Control Plan. Six centres already have adopted plans: Turramurra, Gordon, Lindfield, St Ives, Pymble and Roseville.

What's happening?

The NSW Government’s Transport Oriented Development (TOD) program enabled significant increases in high- and mid-rise housing capacity around Killara train station. Ku-ring-gai Council successfully amended the planning controls to deliver the required housing capacity while providing stronger heritage and environmental protections.

Council is now preparing a Draft Killara Public Domain Plan, covering the Killara TOD centre and its immediate surrounds. It will be supported by a transport impact study for the centre.

The plan will set a vision for the centre, including design principles and a high-level concept for footpaths, streetscapes and public space upgrades to support increased housing. It will also help Council plan for development contributions and pursue funding, including state government grants, to deliver public domain improvements over time.

Have your say

This is the first of two engagement phases for the Killara Public Domain Plan. We want to hear from the community now, while the plan is still being shaped, so this feedback can directly influence the design principles and concept plan before it goes to public exhibition. There will be a further opportunity to comment once the draft concept plan is released for Phase 2 public exhibition, but input at this early stage helps set the direction the plan takes from the outset.

Feedback for this stage of consultation is open from 21 August to 18September 2026.

Survey

Killara Public Domain Plan: survey

This survey asks about the following across the Killara Local Centre:
- Reasons for being in the centre
- Moving about the area
- Feelings of safety
- Public parks and outdoor dining
- Your current satisfaction and future priorities
- Your demographic information
You are also able to optionally enter a prize draw for a $200 Visa gift card at the end of the survey.

This survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete.

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Mapping tool

Use our mapping tool to leave a comment about the Killara local centre

Use the mapping tool to leave comments on the Killara local centre. You can drop as many pins as you like. You can also agree with other peoples' comments without dropping an extra pin. Once you are in the mapping tool, drag a pin from the 'drag to comment' box to a location within the Wahroonga local centre (within the orange box).

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Call us using an interpreter
To call us using an interpreter service, call the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National) on 131 450, and ask them to call us on 9424 0000.

Timeline

Phase 1 consultation: community feedback
The exhibition period is 21 August to 18 September 2026.
Feedback reviewed and Council report prepared
Community feedback, best-practice requirements, and site constraints are reviewed during the finalisation of the draft Killara Public Domain...
Considered at Council meeting
The draft plan is considered at a future Council meeting.
Endorsed by Council
Once endorsed at a Council meeting, the draft plan can be placed on public exhibition.