Residents and the organisation Animal Liberation are lining up to speak when a dog breeding facility development modification goes to the Local Planning Panel on August 3. The Planning Panel has agreed to allow speakers five minutes instead of the usual three but it refused a request for ten minutes for an organisation such as Animal Liberation to speak. The panel allows an … [Read more...] about Dog breeding decision on August 3
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Apprenticeships open now to start with Council in 2024
How's school going? Council is advertising now for nine people to start as 1st year apprentices next year. "The Central Coast Council apprenticeship program requires successful applicants to enter a training contract for four years commencing in January 2024," the Council ad says. "Apprentices will be provided with individual training plans and are required to undertake … [Read more...] about Apprenticeships open now to start with Council in 2024
Sports Council calls junior grounds increase “unconscionable”
The Central Coast Sports Council has labelled as “unconscionable” Central Coast Council’s decision to reduce a subsidy for junior sport’s ground fees. The Sports Council said it was disappointed that it did not have the support of council on the matter with the current cost of living families are facing. The council has reduced by 50 per cent the subsidy it gives junior sports … [Read more...] about Sports Council calls junior grounds increase “unconscionable”
Hazard reduction burn in Bouddi National Park
The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) will be conducting a hazard reduction burn in Bouddi National Park, tomorrow, Saturday 15 July. The 9.8-hectare burn south-west of Mount Bouddi will reduce naturally accumulated fuel loads in the park to protect nearby residential areas in Bensville, MacMasters Beach and Killcare Heights. The burn is scheduled to begin … [Read more...] about Hazard reduction burn in Bouddi National Park
Planning panel briefed on “iconic development site”
Key issues with a proposed 400-plus unit development at The Entrance came under scrutiny in a briefing from Council planning staff to the regional planning panel recently. Multiple six to nine storey towers are planned on two sites opposite the waterfront at The Entrance where the El Lago Tourist Park currently operates. Site one starts at 9-29 The Entrance Rd which is the … [Read more...] about Planning panel briefed on “iconic development site”
