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Shoalhaven to seek Crown land role for Warden Head Lighthouse grounds
Council resolved to apply to manage the grounds around Warden Head Lighthouse at Ulladulla, while also pursuing maintenance funding and possible grant support.
Shoalhaven City Council has resolved to apply to become Crown Land Manager for the grounds surrounding Warden Head Lighthouse in Deering Street, Ulladulla.
According to the minutes of the 28 April 2026 ordinary meeting, council will pursue the role under arrangements to be negotiated with the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure, Crown Lands.
The resolution also says council will consider setting up a park care group at the site and negotiate a maintenance fee from Crown Lands.
Councillors further resolved to liaise with the Member for South Coast to seek grant funding allocation for the site.
The decision could shape how the lighthouse grounds are maintained and whether community volunteers and outside funding are involved in future upkeep.
Key facts from the minutes
- Shoalhaven City Council resolved on 28 April 2026 to apply to become Crown Land Manager for the grounds surrounding Warden Head Lighthouse in Deering Street, Ulladulla.
- The proposed arrangements are to be negotiated with the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure, Crown Lands.
- Council resolved to consider adding a park care group at the location.
- Council also resolved to negotiate a maintenance fee from Crown Lands.
- Council will liaise with the Member for South Coast to seek grant funding allocation for the site.
Why it matters
- The resolution affects future management of a well-known public site in Ulladulla and may influence upkeep, community involvement and funding for the grounds.
Source and method
Source: confirmed minutes of Shoalhaven City Council's ordinary meeting held on 28 April 2026.