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The State Government has approved Spurbest Pty Ltd’s development application for its controversial waterside project within the Gosford CBD. The NSW State Government which took over responsibility for the approval process for the site and has taken 18 months to come up with the final approval which will allow for 4 adjoining buildings ranging in […]

As reported in the Central Coast Express Advocate on 25 February 2005 it has been revealed that an environmental impact study for the Hawkesbury River areas long promised sewage scheme is to go on public exhibition in March. The issue of funding of the scheme remains unresolved with Gosford City Council and Utilities Minister, Mr

As reported in the Central Coast Express of 24 March 2004 a State Government task force is soon to deliver a report on the system of Section 94 Contributions, its failings and its likely future. Section 94 Contributions exist under Section 94 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment Act which enables Council to collect

As reported by the Central Coast Business review, Bunnings Building Suppliers, associate of Bunnings Warehouse Property Trust, has recently lodged a DA with Wyong Shire Council for a hardware store of approximately 8,400m² including bulky goods warehouse of about 13,000m² at Charmhaven. The proposal is part of a plan to double the number of outlets

As reported recently in the Central Coast Express plans to make Ourimbah a University town are now believed to be back on the agenda. Wyong’s mayor, Mr Greg Best, apparently is not keen on the idea however is preparing to back moves for a state Government major planning study of Ourimbah. Those backing the idea

This newsletter is about Council Rates, New Occupancy details, Email contact collection details, Boat Insurance Updates & ‘What a load of Rubbish’, Information about Council Rates, New Occupancy, Emails, Council Rates update Thank you very much to everyone who has in some way supported the challenge to the City of Port Adelaide Enfield’s proposal to

Council rates issue resolution! I am very pleased to report that on Thursday 28 November both Houses of State Parliament passed an amendment to the Local Government Act that in essence removes the ability of all SA local councils to collect minimum rates on individual marina berths. After an abortive initial attempt in 2004, Port