A new planning proposal to rezone land near Westfield at Tuggerah would yield up to 2,177 homes, including 661 high density and 959 medium density dwellings. The site, about 42 hectares, is on the corner of Wyong Road and Tonkiss Street, Tuggerah and is known as the Tuggerah Gateway site. It used to be an abattoir and now has cattle grazing there, according to the Council … [Read more...] about From cow paddock to new subdivision
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Council plans to plan in the next 12 months
Council’s operational plan for the next 12 months involves masterplans for the airport at Warnervale and the Gosford waterfront. It also intends completing an Integrated Transport Strategy to be adopted by the Council-under-administration by June 30, 2023. Also to be completed by June 30 next year are a Central Coast Heritage Review and a Central Coast Thematic History. In … [Read more...] about Council plans to plan in the next 12 months
Introducing “Liquid Democracy”
A South Australian City wants councils to volunteer to trial innovative public governance models including Liquid Democracy to fight against the “alarming” erosion of trust in local government. “Liquid democracy” is described as delegative democracy whereby a community engages in collective decision-making through direct participation. The City of Holdfast Bay Council says … [Read more...] about Introducing “Liquid Democracy”
How to be responsible for your cat
Council-under-administration will develop a Central Coast Responsible Cat Ownership Policy by this time next year. It's been a long time coming. The councillors - suspended in October 2020 - first started talking about cats in 2018 and decided to create a companion animal advisory committee. The committee held its first meeting in October 2019 where it considered a "cat … [Read more...] about How to be responsible for your cat
Council tackles pot hole bonanza
Light at end of tunnel for marathon task of repairing potholes At the end of May, Central Coast Council had identified 8,108 potholes across the region’s 2,000km road network still needing repair. This was despite more thn 32,000 potholes filled since February. Council expects to fill the remaining holes by the end of June. But Council said the intense and … [Read more...] about Council tackles pot hole bonanza






