Construction certificate issued for flats

A construction certificate has been issued for a $1.1 million residential flat building in Blackwall Rd, Woy Woy.

The development application received deferred commencement consent from Gosford Council in July 2014.

The consent was made operative on June 29 by chief executive officer of the Central Coast Council, Mr Rob Noble.

"The conditions of the deferred commencement have now been completed to the satisfaction of Council and the consent is now operative," Mr Noble said in a letter to the developer.

The developer expects work to start on the project during July.

The development will include apartment-style units and two town-houses to step down into the surrounding low-density residential neighbourhood.

The units will be built on the former service station and will back on to the Peninsula Leisure Centre.

The complex has been designed for adaptable living so it will be suitable for older residents and it includes a lift.

According to the conditions of consent reissued by Central Coast Council on June 29, the developer will be required to pay $45,372 in contributions for roadwork, open space, community facilities and drainage.

Website, 6 Jul 2016

DA45144/2014, Gosford Council