The Local Planning Panel has rejected an application to build six units at 75 Brick Wharf Rd. The panel stated six reasons for refusing the application. They included overdevelopment, overshadowing, loss of privacy. “The Applicant’s clause 4.6 written request does not demonstrate that compliance with the clause 4.4(2A)(c) Floor Space Ratio development standards of the Gosford … [Read more...] about Planning panel says no to Brick Wharf Rd proposal
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Resident explains the beauty of Brick Wharf Rd
Panel questions shadow impacts : Woy Woy resident, Erin Kelly, addressed the Local Planning Panel on Thursday, June 8, outlining concerns about a proposed development at 75 Brick Wharf Rd. The three storey, six-unit proposal is non compliant with guidelines on density, setback and height limits. At first, Ms Kelly was denied access to address the panel because she was late … [Read more...] about Resident explains the beauty of Brick Wharf Rd
First moves on shopping centre for Warnervale
June 16 update: The SEARS has been issued. The State Government's planning department has received a request for SEARS for a Warnervale shopping centre. A SEARS sets out the issues the government wants covered by the applicant in their environmental impact statement about their proposed development. The proposal is then exhibited for public comment. That's when the … [Read more...] about First moves on shopping centre for Warnervale
Co-living plan for 65 Ocean Beach Rd
A two storey “co-living” development of 11 self-contained units is proposed for 65 Ocean Beach Rd, Woy Woy. The site is located across the road from a NSW Ambulance Station currently under construction and Woy Woy Hospital. The NSW Department of Planning describes co-living housing as a new type of housing, the development application states. It says that co-living … [Read more...] about Co-living plan for 65 Ocean Beach Rd
What impact will wind turbines have on Coast, asks Council
The proposed Hunter Offshore Renewable Energy Area (HOREA) which is currently on public exhibition, does not reflect the potential impacts on the Central Coast, says a council staff report. Council staff are suggesting the Administrator asks the Commonwealth Government for: # an extension of the consultation period and for # information on potential impacts and … [Read more...] about What impact will wind turbines have on Coast, asks Council
