On public exhibition at the moment is one of the crucial annual council documents. It outlines what council plans to do and how it will spend its money for the next 12 months (from July 1) and the bigger picture of the next three years. It includes setting the fees and charges to take effect from July 1. The combined 354 pages offer residents the chance to offer an informed … [Read more...] about How to read the operational plan
Council Meetings
Late item was the water price rise
Council brought a late item to the Council-under-administration meeting on May 24. The late item was to adopt new price increases for water and sewerage and stormwater drainage charges. The move came only hours after IPART’s official announcement of the increased price rises was released at one minute past midnight on May 24. Less than 19 hours later, … [Read more...] about Late item was the water price rise
Doylo proposal goes to Council on May 24
If the Administrator endorses the recommendations of the report, the Planning Proposal will be sent to the State Department of Planning and Environment for finalisation. The plan seeks to amend the planning controls for the area to allow: # the relocation and expansion of Doyalson-Wyee RSL Club and gym and # redevelop the site to incorporate: * low density … [Read more...] about Doylo proposal goes to Council on May 24
Calling all potential councillors
Are you thinking about running for a position as a councillor when or if Central Coast Council-under-administration finally gets an election? If so, you need a taste of what the job entails. The most public part of the role is to attend a council meeting and vote on the items on the agenda. But before that, you have to read the agenda. (Well, you should.) For the … [Read more...] about Calling all potential councillors
Council targets Gosford Bowling Club
March 22, 2022 Tonight's council meeting, is set to re-classify the land on which Gosford Bowling Club sits. Despite assurances last year that Council was not looking to reclassify the land; this report shows it is. The Council has given up on reclassifying the stadium - because it would have to pay the State Government money to do so because of a Deed of Agreement when it … [Read more...] about Council targets Gosford Bowling Club
