Breaking news @ 11am September 29 The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has set the rate price increase that Central Coast Council can charge next financial year at 3.8 per cent. The news came out today at 10am. The Council doesn’t have to Increase our rates by that much, but nor can it charge any more. That is a decision for the Administrator and he … [Read more...] about IPART announces 3.8 per cent rates peg
Time is right for waterfront revitalisation – Hart
The waterfront must be a place for the people, says CEO The start of something sensational, Administrator Rik Hart said, at the press conference to talk about the Gosford Waterfront concept plan. He said the time is right for this, the latest plan for the Gosford waterfront. He said the Six Cities Strategy was now in situ and that sets a blue print for what the State … [Read more...] about Time is right for waterfront revitalisation – Hart
Council cancels me
Council has declined to invite Council Watch to a press conference on Wednesday morning when the Gosford waterfront and stadium precinct masterplan will be discussed. Council Watch asked politely for entree to the event only to be told: no, this is by invitation only and you have not been invited. Lucky I have a robust and sturdy resilience. It hurts to be cut. Cancelled. … [Read more...] about Council cancels me
How you can monitor our Coast line erosion
Council has installed three Coast Snap places on the coast. You take a photo on an app on your phone from a certain spot and it contributes to scientific data on coastal erosion. The three Central Coast sites are: Ocean Beach - The Esplanade / Barrenjoey Road - Ettalong Point. #CoastSnapOB Terrigal Lagoon / Wamberal Beach – Terrigal Drive, Terrigal. … [Read more...] about How you can monitor our Coast line erosion
Ratepayers increase coffers by almost $50M
During August, Council’s total cash and investments increased by $49.11M from $629.02M to $678.13M. The increase during August was primarily due to Annual Rates levied during July with first instalment received in August 2022. The rates update is part of the Council's financial statements which will be tabled at the September 27 meeting. … [Read more...] about Ratepayers increase coffers by almost $50M







