Council to trial new system for public forums prior to meetings
Central Coast Council is set to trial a new system for the public forum traditionally held immediately prior to Council meetings, which are held monthly on Tuesday nights at 6.30pm….
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Water and sewer projects on track to prepare Gosford for future growth
Central Coast Council’s program of works to support growth in Gosford is on track to be completed by next year, with 56 of the 66 water and sewer projects planned…
Documents point to Council selling environmental land for little – investigation called for
Documents shared with the Community Environment Network show that at the same time the Property and Development arm of Central Coast Council recommended environmental land at Doyalson be sold because…
Council closures over Easter and ANZAC Day
Central Coast Council offices and a number of services will be closed or impacted over the Easter long weekend from Friday to Monday, April 7-10 and on Anzac Day, April…
Draft Operational Plan cops some criticism
Central Coast Council has come under fire for reduced performance targets in its recently released draft Central Coast Council Operational Plan 2023-24. While Council says the plan continues a focus…
Youth forum set for May 3
Central Coast Council’s Thinking Out Loud Youth Forum is returning bigger and better than ever in 2023 with registrations now open. The forum will be held on Wednesday, May 3,…
Last days to have a say about Warnervale’s future
There is only a week left to have your say about Central Coast Council’s draft Greater Warnervale Structure Plan, which outlines land use strategy through to 2041, with submissions closing…
Accolades for new Buttonderry landfill cell
Central Coast Council’s $9M landfill cell at its Buttonderry Waste Management Facility has taken out the Environmental Enhancement Project Award at the 2023 NSW & ACT Institute of Public Works…
Upgrade for Mardi water treatment plant
Central Coast Council celebrated World Water Day on Wednesday, March 22, by announcing that upgrades to the Mardi Water Treatment Plant will begin later this year, to secure safe drinking…
Have a say on the future of Gosford
Central Coast Council staff are heading back out to the community to talk all things Gosford. CEO David Farmer said during the recent consultation on the Gosford waterfront revitalisation, Council…
Council named a finalist in sustainability awards
Central Coast Council has been named as a finalist in the Marketing and Communications for Impact Award category in the Banksia Foundation’s 34th National Banksia Sustainability Awards. The achievement recognises…
Lake Haven recreation centre set for some new equipment
Lake Haven Recreation Centre is set to receive $300,000 worth of new gym equipment as Central Coast Council continues its commitment to deliver more than $1M in upgrades to its…
Rocket ship blasts off for a refresh
The iconic rocket ship play structure at Long Jetty Lions Park is going into a temporary orbit to be refreshed – but will soon return as good as new and…
Funding boost to help advance Coastal Management Plan
Central Coast Council has welcomed a $303,333 funding injection from the State Government for its Coastal Management Program (CMP) for the Open Coast areas. “The Open Coast CMP covers the…
Delivering affordable rental housing at The Entrance
Pacific Link Housing will partner with Central Coast Council to deliver more affordable rental housing at The Entrance. The project is a key initiative from Council’s Central Coast Affordable and…
Council forges ahead with waterfront plan
Central Coast Council will forge ahead with early works on its redevelopment plan for the Gosford waterfront, despite not having yet secured any State Government funding to see the project…
Council’s partial backflip on Peninsula carpark sale
Central Coast Council has done a partial backflip on its decision to sell the commuter carpark in Rawson Rd, Woy Woy, to the prospective new owner of Deepwater Plaza following…
Council’s development application blowout woes
Central Coast Council’s Development Application (DA) times have blown out to an average of 122 days according to fresh figures released at the February 28 meeting. The last six-monthly performance…
Council set to sell commuter/shopper carparks at Woy Woy
Peninsula Chamber of Commerce has slammed Central Coast Council for determining to sell a commuter carpark and its share of a shopper carpark at Woy Woy to the proposed new…
Ten playspaces to be upgraded
Central Coast Council is set to renew 10 playspaces across the region this month at a total cost of $1.29M. All locations, comprising one district, and nine local playspaces with…