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Merilyn Vale

Dog policy: council in retreat

December 8, 2022 by Merilyn Vale

The administrator is being asked to back away slowly from Council's proposed Dog Policy after an overwhelmingly negative reaction. Council staff are now suggesting they will develop and exhibit a revised and simplified draft Dogs in Open Spaces Action Plan. The report to the December 13 council-under-administration meeting clarifies that there would be "no change to the … [Read more...] about Dog policy: council in retreat

December 13 agenda

December 8, 2022 by Merilyn Vale

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Planning panel to decide online future

December 7, 2022 by Merilyn Vale

The Local Planning Panel will decide this week if it will continue to meet online. Since its inception in 2020, all Central Coast Local Planning Panel meetings have been held remotely."Feedback from the Panel, Council staff, and applicants and others who have attended the remote meetings has been positive," says a report to be tabled at the December 8 meeting. The report … [Read more...] about Planning panel to decide online future

Dual occupancy pushes boundaries

December 7, 2022 by Merilyn Vale

The Local Planning Panel meets at 2pm December 8 and the agenda includes a dual occupancy request that pushes the boundaries.   Council has recommended refusal of the request at 132 Paton Street Woy Woy as the development proposes a 242.6m2 variation - which equates to a variation of 30.3% to the standard of 750m2. The site area is 557m2.   27-31 Wyreema Rd, Warnervale   A … [Read more...] about Dual occupancy pushes boundaries

Warnervale wishlist: $78m

December 6, 2022 by Merilyn Vale

Central Coast Council wants $20M for Warnervale Airport and $58M for Warnervale Business Precinct. At the November meeting, Council-under-administration adopted a wish list of projects it needs funding for, including two at Warnervale. The first is the Warnervale Business Precinct, a development site largely zoned B7 Business Park. The area is 25.80ha and is about 600m … [Read more...] about Warnervale wishlist: $78m

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