Central Coast Council has apologised for a photo that appeared to show two flags flying from one flagpole outside council chambers at Wyong. "It is noted a photograph of the Wyong Administration Building used within various media platforms appeared to contradict the protocols proposed, however all flags flown in this location were, and will remain aligned to the adopted policy … [Read more...] about Council defends its stand in the great flag kerfuffle
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Lake Munmorah 300 lot rezoning
UPDATE: Rezoning has now been finalised, according to a press release from Member for Terrigal Adam Crouch on December 9, 2022. The press release also quoted Minister for Planning and Minister for Homes Anthony Roberts who said the NSW Government hadgiven five rezoning proposals the green light to boost housing supply from Doyalson to Chain Valley Bay. Development … [Read more...] about Lake Munmorah 300 lot rezoning
Water and Sewer performance report released
Central Coast Water relined more than 245km of sewer mains across the region in the last financial year; 2021-22. The organisation repaired 308 leaks across 1,000km of water mains, saving more than 870ML of water. And it completed an inspection of the Mangrove Creek Dam Diversion Tunnel using robot technology. Central Coast Council Water and Sewer Director Jamie Loader said … [Read more...] about Water and Sewer performance report released
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
Two peninsula developments win in court
Two court decisions last week involved proposed developments on the Woy Woy peninsula. An Ettalong developer has succeeded in the Land and Environment Court to overturn a Local Planning Panel refusal of the development. The court decision gives the green light to the $9.5M commercial development and shop top housing of 26 units at 227-233 Ocean View Rd, Ettalong which was … [Read more...] about Two peninsula developments win in court
