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Woy Woy

3 decisions1 topicUpdated 29 June 2026

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Mentions

  • Year 1 town-centre investigation and proposed Ocean Beach Road and Rawson Road intersection item deferred.
  • One of the areas covered by the Greening Our Cities grant project.
  • Second-year town-centre improvement investigation priority.
  • Proposed investigation as an Accelerated Transport Oriented Development precinct.
  • The listed centres may receive earlier planning and improvement investigations that could guide future public-realm, access and investment decisions.
  • Local greening works in the three suburbs are intended to incorporate Aboriginal cultural knowledge and Connecting to Country principles.

Decisions

Central Coast Council · 29 June 2026

Town-centre investigation order changed

Council prioritised investigations into town centres from 2026–27, with Year 1 covering Woy Woy and The Entrance, Year 2 Lake Haven and Toukley, and Year 3 the Narara district—Lisarow, Wyoming, Niagara Park and Ourimbah—and West Gosford.

The listed centres may receive earlier planning and improvement investigations that could guide future public-realm, access and investment decisions.

Central Coast Council · 2 June 2026

Connecting to Country grant project

The Committee received the report on the Greening Our Cities grant for Woy Woy, Ettalong and Umina and agreed to share cultural knowledge and feedback to support project delivery.

Local greening works in the three suburbs are intended to incorporate Aboriginal cultural knowledge and Connecting to Country principles.

Central Coast Council · 2 June 2026

Town Centre Improvement Program priorities

Recommended investigating Toukley and The Entrance in 2026–27, Lake Haven and Woy Woy in 2027–28, and Narara District—Lisarow, Wyoming, Niagara Park and Ourimbah—and West Gosford in 2028–29.

These centres are scheduled for future improvement investigations, which may inform later public-realm or town-centre projects.

Topics

Central Coast Council · 26 May 2026

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

Central Coast Council · 29 June 2026

Ordinary Council Meeting - Monday 29 June 2026

Central Coast Council adopted its 2026–27 rates, fees and financial plans, advanced planning and environmental proposals, approved community funding, and deferred several policy and infrastructure matters to 28 July 2026.

Central Coast Council · 2 June 2026

Aboriginal Advisory Committee - Tuesday 2 June 2026

The Committee advanced membership recruitment, adopted regular reporting on the Memorandum of Understanding, provided input on a Connecting to Country greening grant, and discussed culturally appropriate library and community initiatives.

Central Coast Council · 2 June 2026

Environment & Planning Committee - Tuesday 2 June 2026

The committee advanced disaster resilience, regulatory, planning, heritage, environmental, fire safety and town-centre initiatives, with several proposals proceeding to public exhibition or further Council consideration.

Central Coast Council · 26 May 2026

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.