Flood Restoration Portfolio The purpose of the Flood Restoration Portfolio is to restore the liveability of Lismore and surrounds to pre-flood levels through the rebuild and repair of critical and social infrastructure.
Development Applications in Lismore Submit, track and review development applications (DAs) with Lismore City Council. Access submission requirements, documentation guides, application status and decision details — supporting transparent and efficient development processes.
Strategic planning Explore Lismore’s strategic planning initiatives, including local environmental plans, urban growth strategies and community visioning projects. Ensure sustainable development through informed decision-making and policy guidance.
How to use our online maps Utilise Lismore City Council's interactive mapping service, IntraMaps, to explore property details, zoning, flood risks and environmental data within the Lismore Local Government Area. This GIS tool aids in planning, development and property research.
Building and construction Find Lismore’s building and construction guidelines, including applications, safety regulations and heritage conservation. Use key resources like the Development Design Manual and IntraMaps for property and zoning details.
Underground Petroleum Storage Systems Manage underground petroleum storage safely and comply with environmental regulations. Develop operation plans, conduct leak detection and report incidents promptly to the EPA.
Temporary bridge unlocks next phase of Simes Bridge repair works Published on 19 March 2026 Local road users and regional visitors are familiar with Simes Bridge on Whian Whian Road, where Rocky Creek often draws a crowd in the warmer months. Tagged as: , Media Releases
Community invited to help shape the future of Lismore City Hall Published on 17 March 2026 As the physical restoration of City Hall nears completion, Lismore City Council is calling for Registrations of Interest (ROIs) from the community to help guide the final fit‑out and future use of this much‑loved local landmark. Tagged as: , Media Releases
Four years on, Lismore is stronger, safer and ready for the future Published on 27 February 2026 Four years on from Australia’s worst natural disaster in history, Lismore City Council has rebuilt community buildings to withstand future weather events, while at the same time has changed how the State and Federal governments will respond to other natural disasters across the state. Tagged as: , Media Releases