Central Coast Council is inviting community feedback until Wednesday July 23 on a Draft Conservation Management Plan for Burns Place, Gosford. The plan outlines best practice heritage conservation and ensures the ongoing preservation of Burns Place now and into the future, Council said. Located on Mann Street opposite the Gosford train station, Burns Place was heritage listed … [Read more...] about Burns Place Conservation Plan open for feedback
Court on site at Wards Hill Rd for talks on telecom tower
Residents have been alerted to a meeting of the Land and Environment Court (LEC) on site of the proposed telecommunications tower at 37 Wards Hill Rd, Killcare Heights. Central Coast Council’s solicitor for the matter has written to all people who had written submissions about the tower, advising them they could apply to make “oral submissions’’ to the Court during the on site … [Read more...] about Court on site at Wards Hill Rd for talks on telecom tower
Mardi Old Farm gets subdivision approval
The Old Farm at Mardi on the western side of the M1 has been approved for residential development by the Land and Environment Court (LEC). In a decision handed down on May 30, the LEC approved the proposal to subdivide the 223 hectares to create 182 residential lots at 414 Old Maitland Road, Mardi. The work will be # done in five stages with # about 56 ha used for … [Read more...] about Mardi Old Farm gets subdivision approval
Children’s picture book a winner
Council was awarded top honour for Community Partnerships population over 150,000 - for the Every Day I Like To Play children's book. The book was developed to promote respectful relationships and break down gendered stereotypes of traditional roles within the home.Mayor Lawrie McKinna said the award reflects Council’s ongoing commitment to delivering meaningful, … [Read more...] about Children’s picture book a winner
Gosford Bowling Club still in limbo
Gosford Bowling Club is still fighting desperately for its future - four months after thinking Central Coast Council was its knight in shining armour. Council announced in February that it would organise a six-month seasonal booking deal with the club. It sounded like it was stepping in after Central Coast Leagues Club decided it no longer wanted to hold the lease. But … [Read more...] about Gosford Bowling Club still in limbo
