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Erina

1 decision2 topicsUpdated 8 September 2026

Mentions

  • Eastern area identified in the Gosford CBD to Erina Creek project.
  • Proposed investigation as a Tier 2 Transport Oriented Development precinct.
  • The project is expected to improve public-space amenity and lighting along the Gosford-to-Erina corridor.
  • Residents, pedestrians, businesses and visitors may experience construction activity and later improvements to public spaces and lighting.
  • The process could influence future housing density, development and transport planning in these centres.
  • A $2 million external grant will support placemaking and lighting works between Gosford CBD and Erina Creek from July 2026 to March 2028.

Decisions

Gosford CBD to Erina Creek project supported

The Committee recommended that Council endorse delivery of the Gosford CBD to Erina Creek Placemaking and Lighting Project, funded by a $2 million NSW Government Transport for NSW reVITALise Legacy Grant. Delivery is scheduled from July 2026 to March 2028.

The project is expected to improve public-space amenity and lighting along the Gosford-to-Erina corridor.

Topics

Gosford–Erina placemaking and lighting

A $2 million Transport for NSW grant will fund the Gosford CBD to Erina Creek Placemaking and Lighting Project, with delivery planned between July 2026 and March 2028.

Residents, pedestrians, businesses and visitors may experience construction activity and later improvements to public spaces and lighting.

Transport-oriented development planning

Council resolved to approach the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure about investigating Woy Woy as an Accelerated Transport Oriented Development precinct and Erina and Lake Haven as Tier 2 precincts.

The process could influence future housing density, development and transport planning in these centres.

Meetings

Community and Culture Committee - Tuesday 8 September 2026

The Committee received updates on homelessness, library safety and transitional housing, supported a $2 million Gosford–Erina placemaking project, and endorsed planning for an Edogawa delegation visit costing $30,000 in 2027/28.

Ordinary Council Meeting - Tuesday 26 May 2026

Central Coast Council adopted weekly red-bin waste collection as the basis for its next tender, advanced housing, transport, environmental and community policies, approved grants and financial measures, and debated governance and short-term rental issues.