Council owns around 2500 lots of community land which is managed, categorised and recorded in a Plan of Management.

We are working with the local Hardys Bay community to inform the development of a Masterplan to outline the overall vision and guide future projects and infrastructure.

The ‘tidal terrace’ in Gosford Leagues Club Park is undergoing redevelopment. The result will be an adventure playground designed by our community.

Council has drafted a Strategy to show how we are planning to manage our public toilets across the Central Coast over the next 10 years, to make sure we have a network of contemporary, accessible and sustainable public toilets that meet the needs of our community.

We want to understand your business needs and the current economy on the Central Coast so we can create support programs for local business, and advocate on your behalf.

District level playspaces promote healthy living and active lifestyles by providing a large recreational facility for the local and wider community.

An additional statement is being considered which identifies the need for Councillors to have separate personal and Councillor-related profiles.

The policy aims to clearly identify unreasonable complainant conduct and outlines the approach taken by Council to respond to and manage these complaints effectively and with fairness and respect.

The purpose of the Strategy is to establish principles and guidelines for how Council engages with the community and to also inform the community about their opportunities and rights to be involved in Council’s decision-making process.

The Strategy is designed to ensure there are adequate open spaces such as parks, reserves and sportsgrounds, support and promote active and healthy lifestyles and increase participation in outdoor recreation and sport and engage the community and partners in the next 10 years of planning for public open space.

Central Coast Council's Development Servicing Plan (DSP) outlines water supply and sewerage developer charges for new developments impacting water and sewer infrastructure.

We are asking the community to complete a short survey for us to better understand the types of users of the park as well as the equipment and infrastructure you would like to see

Central Coast Council has undertaken a review of current Alcohol-Free Zones (AFZ) across the Central Coast and is proposing to re-establish Alcohol-Free Zones in the locations listed on the below map. The aim of an AFZ is to reduce alcohol related crime, violence and anti-social behaviour in identified locations in order to help create a safer environment for the whole community.

The existing skate park is at the end of its life and ready for a revised modern facility to meet the needs of the community and growing number of families in this area.

We want to ensure our community has to chance to tell us what they want they want to see in the new design, including the style, layout, components, and which wheels you want to ride on.