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25th October, 2012
WSC has advised that the placement of bollards on Brogden Road, North EntranceIn to protect the reserve are programmed to be completed by the end of this calendar year. See documents here.
7th November 2012
In response to TEPCP lodging a complaint with the NSW Inforrmation Commissioner WSC moves quickly to change it's position on publishing personal details to bring it in line with The Office of the Information Commissioner's Guideline 3 for Local Councils that advises that personal information contained in development applications should not be put on Council websites. This included personal contact details, eg phone numbers or email addresses and signatures.
On 16th November, 2010, Glenn Weymer, RTA Manager, presented to TEPCP on “Strategic Planning for The Central Coast Highway through Long Jetty and The Entrance". TEPCP's report on the presentation is on the Speakers Page. The RTA was unwilling to provide TEPCP with details of the design on which the presentation was based.
On 7 June 2012 The Manager of Government information and Privacy decided under Section 58(1)(a) of the GIPA Act to provide full sccess to the information sought.
28th August 2012
Following advice from Tuggerah Lakes, LAC, Crime Prevention Officer, Senior Constable Bethany Gaudlin that Tuggerah Lakes, LAC were not keeping a database on reported graffiti attacks NWSGF decided to recommend the community use "Vandaltrack" web site to report attacks as they keep a database and inform both Police and Wyong Shire Council of your report.
12th August 2012
WSC's Ana Lage release details of the propode improvements. Details available here,
18th September 2012
On Tuesday night, 18th September, 2012, 7:00pm at The Entrance Community Centre, WSC's Land Use Planning and Policy Development Manager, Martin Johnson discussed the Green Paper and it's impact on WSC.
27 June 2012
Executive Director, Fisheries NSW replies to TEPCP questions on the size of the catch and the number and the number of fishermen
7th July 2012
Here is your chance to catch up with all the ideas and elements that came out of the WSC's Masterplan for The Entrance Town Centre
21 June 2012
Australia revealed as 2011 Census data is released. TEPCP has collated 2011 Census QuickStats comparing Wyong Shire suburbs
24 October 2012
WSC has identified 3 scenarios for Council’s
financial future. Scenario 1 - No additional rate income above the Rate Peg Scenario 2 - Real increased income of 6.5% above Rate Peg each year over 7 years. Scenario 3 - Real increased income of 9.5% above Rate Peg each year over 7 years. Scenario 2 recommended.
14th September 2012
Charges in Wyong will raise 46% over the next 4 years. If Wyong Shre Council's submission is approved an average consumer using 160kl/year water rate would increase from $1059 this year to $1548 by 2017.
10th October 2012
Point 3 of resolution: "That Council resolve that its sea level rise interim policy consist of compliance with the 1% AEP flood level and 500mm freeboard allowance" confuses rainfall events (1% AEP) with sea level. See Minutes of resolution.
4th September 2012
The NSW Long Term Transport Master Plan will
provide a framework for addressing our transport
challenges for the next 20 years. Comments close on 26 October 2012. The final Master Plan will be released in late 2012.
12th November 2012
Richard Dewar's 15th February, 2011, to TEPCP explains how floodplain risk management works. It has been revisited in light of WSC's decision to adopt a floor level criteria of 1% AEP plus 500mm.
7th November 2012
Documents supporting Stage 1 fo Coastal Reforms released to support the removal of mandatory 900mm sea level rise by 2100. Link to DE&H documents here.
03 October 2012
Infrastructure NSW today released the State Infrastructure Strategy, its independent advice to the NSW Government on the priority infrastructure investments and reforms required to drive productivity and economic growth. The recommendations cover the next five, 10 and 20 years, and have been developed to be affordable and realistic
24 October 2012
Community and Recreational Services under Maxine Kenyon and Infrastructure Management under Greg McDonald remains unchanged. New Directorates of "Development and Building" and "Land Management" created to better reflect the New Council's ethos as a "Can Do Council".
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