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Collapse Issue 466 - 25 Mar 2019Issue 466 - 25 Mar 2019
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Mabel turns 101
Vehicle-activated speed signs to be trialled in Hillview St
Ethan organises student strike for climate action
Shepard St flooding expected to improve in 18 months
Ettalong to get recycling bins
Responsible development group forms with 80 people
Strata subdivision is approved
Bouddi Foundation seeks grant applications
Law firm welcomes new partners as others retire
Action group founders step aside
Fishing club closes after 30 years
Channel needs State planning, says committee chair
Dredged sand to replenish Ocean and Umina beaches
Specific dredging plans still needed, says committee
First class in permaculture held at Killcare
Salvos at Bring Your Bills day
Euchre club donates to local schools
Community fair held at Phegans Bay
Church publicises Easter festival events
Easter fete at Patonga
School holiday activities announced
Another fire at community garden
Unit fire in Warwick St
Three grants from Council
Retirees help charities distribute food
Activities for St Patrick's Day
Parking fines to be reduced
New playground for Empire Bay
Preschool celebrates 30 years in August
CWA bakes vegan scones for festival
Woy Woy residents targeted for heritage walk
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Planning controls were result of exhaustive consultation
Council decisions will destroy the Peninsula
Flood was 27th in five years
More thought needed for pre-polling venue
We didn't win
Put Peninsula ahead of political ambitions
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Aged care organisation celebrates 30 years
Brothers celebrate 50 years in medicine
New book compiled as breast cancer resource
Ground-breaking ceremony for 114-bed extension
Suicide prevention briefing to be held in Woy Woy
Geriatrician writes book on medical care for older people
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Opera in the Arboretum despite difficult five weeks
Troubadour president to speak at regional seminar
Rotary club pledges $40,000 for music program
Artist holds exhibition in Botanic Garden
Local pair produce TV program on men and their sheds
Children's film in Woy Woy
Meet the authors at library talks
Artists' collective moves to Ettalong
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Principal stresses importance of reading program
Robotics to be taught at primary school
Assembly for day against violence and bullying
Year's first Interact meeting at Umina campus
Scholarship will help pay for university studies
Garden bed restored
Harmony Day held at Pretty Beach
Ettalong misses out
Swimmers qualify for zone carnival
Teddy Bears' Picnic at Woy Woy South
Students compete in zone swimming carnival
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Umina was top-performing surf life saving club
Roosters have first loss of season
Premier League competition starts without Umina
Champions emerge in Handicap Pairs
Netball club seeks players
New oxygen kits for surf clubs
Retired international to develop SEU juniors
Southern Spirit wins champion player awards
Ettalong wins Seniors Triple title

Strata subdivision is approved

A proposed strata subdivision of an existing retail and commercial building at 261 Ocean View Rd, Ettalong, has been approved by Central Coast Council.

The applicant Mr Steven Wheat of Harrington Properties has permission to subdivide the property in to eight strata allotments.

It is on the corner of Pacific Ave and has a two-storey building zoned B2 local centre.

The retail premises fronts onto both Pacific Ave and Ocean View Rd.

It has rear lane access off Pacific Parade Lane along the northern boundary.

The existing retail-commercial building is occupied by: Plus Fitness Ettalong Beach on the upper level; residential tenancy on the upper level fronting Ocean View Rd; Disability Employment Services fronting Pacific Ave; Pacific Hair fronting Pacific Ave; Serenitas Beauty fronting Pacific Ave; Goddess by the Sea fronting Pacific Ave; and The Scarlett Table Cafe fronting Ocean View Rd.

The eight new strata lot sizes range in size from 32 square metres to 96 square metres with 80 square metres earmarked as common areas, balcony and stairs on a site area of 524.2 square metres.

Harrington Properties hired Wales and Associates, Ettalong Beach, to write the Statement of Environmental Effects.

The report noted the property had been fully cleared of its natural vegetation with the existing building occupying the majority of the site.

No building works were proposed with the application which was to formalise the strata subdivision of the existing building.

As to parking, the report said no on-site parking was required for the strata subdivision.

"The existing retail-commercial building does not make provision for on-site car parking,'' the report states.

"Adequate kerb side car parking is available in Pacific Ave and Ocean View Rd which provides for parallel parking for the length of the existing commercial building.

"One hour parking is available to 6pm Monday to Saturday and to 12:30pm Sunday both sides of the street after which parking is unrestricted. A bus stop is located at the western end of Ocean View Rd.''

Under noise effects, the report said the subdivision wouldl not result in an increase in existing noise levels as the proposal simply sought to provide freehold title opportunities to the existing businesses.

The application was approved under delegated authority and did not require advertising or notifying of neighbours.





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