Major development proposed at Moona Moona Creek.

The Community Stopped This Once. Now It’s Back.

DA2026/2080

A major development proposal has returned to Council for assessment on land beside Moona Moona Creek, Huskisson.

The proposal includes:

• 37 residential apartments

• 40 serviced apartments

• Food and drink premises

• Swimming pool

• Basement and ground level parking

• New site access works.

This would be one of the largest apartment-based developments ever proposed in Huskisson.

Why are residents concerned?

• A similar proposal for this site was lodged in 2020 but was subsequently withdrawn.

• Many residents are again questioning:

• The scale and density of the proposal

• The cumulative impact of a third large-scale development on Moona Moona Creek

• The clearing of the majority of trees across the site and along the street frontages

• Impacts on habitat, local wildlife and the Moona Moona Creek waterway

• The increase in local traffic and parking pressures

• The suitability of this sensitive site for such intenstive development

• Flooding, coastal inundation and bushfire risk considerations

• A new road for Moona St & new private entrance road between Murdoch and Burrill streets

• The precedent it would set for the future character of Huskisson.

Have your say before 5pm 24 October 2026

Submit online: visit Shoalhaven City Council’s DA submission portal.

Or email Council: council@shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au

Clearly state that your email is a submission on the Development Application

DA2026/2080 - 3 Moona Street, Huskisson.

You can view the development plans & supporting documents through Council’s DA Portal.

https://apptracker.shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au

The Community’s Response Mattered Before. It Can Matter Again.

Whether your concerns relate to development scale, native vegetation, wildlife habitat, flooding, bushfire risk, traffic or neighbourhood character, Council can only consider the views it receives.

If you care about the future of Moona Moona Creek and the character of Jervis Bay, now is the time to review the proposal and have your say.

Submissions close 5pm, 24 October 2026.