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Council goes for 50-50 dredge funding
Liberals claim dredge victory
Council describes decision as 'clear way forward'
Council resolution to apply for dredging money
Community association calls for continued pressure
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Federal Government to provide CCTV at Umina oval
New rubbish bins will be rolled out
Wales elected for 20th year as Chamber president
Unplanned water disruptions occur 11 times this year
Department confirms GP money may go elsewhere
Meeting to discuss Sporties development application
Chamber calls for urgent beach repair
Support sought for action on mosquitoes
Demountables need replacing, says Tesch
Issue remains as housing project succeeds, says Tesch
Rotary told of African water campaign
Churches to host fashion parade
Woy Woy Liberals host fundraiser
Fox baiting planned in National Park
Morning tea at Hardys Bay
Concrete abutments repaired
Council budget goes on exhibition
Vacancies on council committees
Book promotes library resources and programs
Celebrating 50 years in business at Ettalong
Bank building sells at more than $2.4 million
Libraries in 'simultaneous storytime'
Australian home of the year is at Wagstaffe
Hotel closes until late spring
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Council could enhance library branches
Imagine a Gosford-Umina walkway
Why was this drivel published?
Shocked to read mean-spirited contribution
Residents aware of Tesch's honesty and work ethic
Gambling win follows ferry cancellation
Planning panel will need larger venue?
Make sure its real flathead
Other councils have submitted complying dredging applications
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Suicide fund raiser
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Rotarian speaks about frontotemporal dementia
Charity aims to improve wheelchair access
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Annual choir performance planned
'Musical delight' at Pearl Beach
Show for local artists
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Killcare surf club to hold annual meeting
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School captains speak at Anzac service
Former college student wins bank branch scholarship
Mementoes were perfectly balanced
Art competition for Reconciliation Week
Students attend Sydney Writers' Festival
Students attend Anzac march
Teams play in Gosford
Kindy Day Spa
Mothers' Day breakfast
Interschool competition
Program focuses on taking pride
Smart Art project starts at Umina
Softball team had clean sweep
Pre-enrolment visit
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Surf life savers celebrate end of season
Thanks for 11 years as treasurer
Major pairs final 'one of the best'
Friendship Shield played at Woy Woy
Battle of the Kens
Boxer joins in record attempt

Meeting to discuss Sporties development application

The Save Woy Woy Waterfront Community Group is holding a community meeting to air public opinion about the Woy Woy Sporties development application at the Woy Woy CWA Hall from 10am on May 27.

The application is for a multi-storey seniors-living complex with 63 apartments, five retail tenancies, a licensed club, an underground bowling green, an indoor fishing club, and a 136-space basement carpark, on a three-quarter hectare site adjacent to Lyons Park.

"The meeting will provide an update on the campaign against the Sporties application, and information about what will happen when the matter comes before the Joint Regional Planning Panel," said group spokesperson Mr Ross McMurtrie.

"Our last community meeting attracted around 100 local residents and led to submission of 80 or so objections to Council.

"That reflects the strong opposition in the community to this application.

"The objectives this time are to keep residents fully informed of progress so far, and to let people know what will happen at the Panel hearing on the application.

"Everyone who submitted an objection to Council will have an opportunity to address the Panel.

"The hearing is coming up soon, and we need to be ready," Mr McMurtrie said.

"The Panel decision is merit-based, so at the hearing we need to expose the areas where the application lacks merit.

"That has been done already in public submissions to Council.

"This time the application's defects need to be revealed to the Panel, whether they concern perils due to flood risk, or loss of recreational space, or incompatibility with the character of surrounding homes and parkland, or deterioration of amenity, or the non-viability of a synthetic underground bowling green and an indoor fishing club, or non-compliance with Gosford LEP 2014, Gosford DCP 2013, and the SEPP for Seniors Housing and so on," Mr McMurtrie said.





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