NSW North Coast / Port Macquarie–Hastings
Town planning in Port Macquarie–Hastings
Eagle Urban provides town planning, development application and bushfire consultancy for projects in Port Macquarie, Wauchope, Lake Cathie, Bonny Hills and Laurieton. Based in Kempsey, we help landowners, businesses and developers understand their site’s potential and progress a well-considered proposal.
How we can help
- Site feasibility and pre-purchase planning advice
- Residential, commercial and industrial development applications
- Residential and rural subdivision planning
- Statements of Environmental Effects and application documentation
- Bushfire assessment and planning advice
- Consent modification advice and Council liaison
Planning advice for your site
Whether you are considering a residential addition, subdivision or business premises, the planning pathway starts with the specific site and proposal. We review relevant controls and identify matters such as access, servicing and environmental constraints that may require specialist assessment.
You work directly with Josh Eagleton, with planning, development and bushfire advice coordinated around your project.
Questions about your project
Can you help with a commercial change of use?
We can review the proposed use, existing approval and planning requirements, then scope application preparation or advice on the next steps.
What information should I send?
Provide the property address or locality, your proposal, any plans or consent documents, and any Council correspondence or deadline.
Can you guarantee approval?
No. Our role is to provide considered advice and prepare or coordinate an application. The relevant authority determines the outcome.
Discuss your Port Macquarie–Hastings project
Send your property address or locality, a brief description of your proposal, and any plans, Council correspondence or deadlines.
Call 0431 388 943 or email admin@eagleurban.com.au.
We use the details you provide to respond to your enquiry. Please email plans or supporting documents separately.
Professional associations
Josh Eagleton is a member of FPA Australia and the Planning Institute of Australia.
