Dams
- Adopted plans of management
- Notification of sold Crown roads
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- Bathurst Gasworks
- Burwood Colliery Dam
- Empire Bay Marina
- Have your say on Berkeley boat harbour
- Hungry Point Reserve
- Killalea State Park
- Prince Alfred Bridge FAQs
- Proposed lease of Crown land at Dolans Bay by direct negotiation
- Proposed lease of Crown land at Marmong Point by direct negotiation
- Proposed lease of Crown land at Tom Ugly's Bridge Marina by direct negotiation
- Proposed sale of Crown land by direct negotiation at Nepean Gardens
- Proposed sale of Crown land by direct negotiation in Morisset
- Proposed sale of Crown land by direct negotiation in Yeoval
- Proposed sale of part Crown land by direct negotiation in Mulwala
- Proposed transfer of Crown land at Balgowlah and Fairlight
- Remaking the Border Fence Maintenance Regulation
- Review of the Crown Land Management Act 2016
- Riverfront lease for Marine Rescue Newcastle
- South Ballina Beach closed to vehicle access
- Stockton Beach
- Vesting (transfer) of Crown land to Northern Beaches Council
- Vesting of Meadowbank Bridge
- Proposed sale of Crown roads
- Recent leases and sales of Crown lands
There are a number of engineered dams on Crown land. These are managed in accordance with an approved Program Management Plan.
Three of these dams are declared under the Dams Safety Act 2015:
- Moore Creek Dam, near Tamworth
- Junction Reefs Dam, near Mandurama
- Cowarra Creek Tailings Dam, near Bredbo
Under clause 14.4 of the Dams Safety Act 2015, the dam owner (Crown Lands) is required to publish an annual report.