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Eurobodalla Council · Eurobodalla Local Environmental Plan 2012 · Eurobodalla & Far South Coast Coastal

Council
Eurobodalla Council
Planning scheme
Eurobodalla Local Environmental Plan 2012
Overlays mapped here
Heritage — Item - General · Heritage — Item - Archaeological · Heritage — Conservation Area - General · Heritage — Conservation Area - Aboriginal
Residential zones mapped
R2 Low Density Residential
R3 Medium Density Residential
R5 Large Lot Residential
Heritage items mapped
91
Minimum lot size
100-199.9 m² minimum (most common of 2 minimum-lot-size bands mapped in the suburb)
Typical height limit
8.5m
Land reserved for acquisition
Infrastructure
Acid sulfate soils
Mapped in this suburb

Planning data from NSW ePlanning Spatial Viewer (CC BY 4.0), read 2026-09-14. Suburb-level, not a report on your block — check your address on the NSW Planning Portal.

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Builders serving Moruya

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What building in Moruya actually involves

Moruya has a height control that genuinely dominates — 8.5m on 22 of 30 mapped parcels — and a minimum-lot band of 100-199.9 m² on 58 parcels, the largest concentration of small-lot land of any suburb published here.

A height limit you can actually design to

Most suburbs on this site have no prevailing height figure, so the answer is always "check the address". Here 8.5m covers roughly three quarters of the mapped parcels. That is a two-storey limit in practice, and it is reliable enough to start a design from rather than confirm afterwards. Controls to 12m exist but are the exception.

Fifty-eight parcels at 100-199.9 m²

That is terrace and small-lot territory, and it is the dominant band by a wide margin — 550-574 m² is mapped on only 5. A block in the small band is a fundamentally different project from a conventional house lot, and most catalogue designs will not fit on it at all.

Ninety-one heritage records across four categories

81 general items, 7 archaeological listings, 1 general conservation area and 2 Aboriginal conservation areas. The archaeological listings surface at excavation rather than at design; the Aboriginal conservation areas carry their own consultation requirements.

Eleven parcels reserved, and acid sulfate

11 parcels are reserved for infrastructure, and 19 acid sulfate soil features are mapped.

What to ask a builder

Ask which lot band the block is in before anything is drawn — 100 m² and 550 m² are not variations of each other. Ask whether an archaeological or Aboriginal listing is mapped on or near it.

Local landmarks in Moruya

Questions about building in Moruya

How tall can I build in Moruya?

8.5m, and unusually it genuinely dominates — 22 of 30 mapped parcels. That is a two-storey limit you can design to rather than merely check. Controls to 12m exist but are the exception.

What is the minimum lot size?

100-199.9 m² on 58 parcels, far ahead of 550-574 m² on 5. That is small-lot territory, and most catalogue house designs will not fit on it.

Is Moruya heritage-controlled?

91 records across four categories: 81 general items, 7 archaeological, 1 general conservation area and 2 Aboriginal conservation areas. The last two work differently from an item listing.

Is any land reserved for acquisition?

Yes — 11 parcels for infrastructure. A reservation sits on specific land, so whether it touches a block has to be checked at the address.

Does Moruya have acid sulfate soils?

Yes — 19 features are mapped, which governs excavation depth on affected land.

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