2025-26 budget sets funding for roads and community facilities
The adopted plan directs $18.4 million towards road renewal and keeps the residential rate rise below the annual cap.
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The adopted plan directs $18.4 million towards road renewal and keeps the residential rate rise below the annual cap.
The applicant must provide updated traffic and overshadowing studies before the assessment can continue.
The project will focus on drainage, bank stabilisation and safer access near the northern foreshore.
The revised roster starts in July and adds Saturday access at Erina while reducing weekday evening hours elsewhere.
Temporary traffic controls will support the next construction phase beside the station precinct.
See what has been lodged, what is under review and when public comments close. Check the address before you make a submission.
| Application | Location | Status | Public comment closes |
|---|---|---|---|
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DA-2025-0412
27-unit apartment building with basement parking |
Terrigal Drive, Erina | Under review | 26 June 2025 |
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DA-2025-0388
Childcare centre and altered driveway access |
Pacific Highway, Wyong | Submitted | 02 July 2025 |
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DA-2025-0326
Coastal protection works near the public reserve |
The Esplanade, Umina Beach | Approved | Closed |
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DA-2025-0297
Warehouse conversion for small business units |
Mann Street, Gosford | Under review | 18 July 2025 |
Council budgets affect the bill in your letterbox and the condition of the road outside. Here is where the current operating plan puts each dollar.
The average residential rates notice is expected to rise by 3.8% in 2025-26. Waste charges and stormwater levies are shown separately, so you can compare like with like.
Read the rates guideHow the general fund is allocated
A submission is most useful when it reaches the right project team before the closing date. These consultations are open now.
Comment on pedestrian routes, shade and evening access around the foreshore promenade.
Submission detailsTell the transport team where short-stay parking, loading zones and crossings need attention.
Submission detailsReview proposed priorities for water quality, foreshore maintenance and flood resilience.
Submission detailsCouncil officers summarise the themes, publish a response and take the record to the relevant committee or meeting.
Track the work changing roads, waterways and public spaces across Gosford, Wyong and the wider Central Coast.
Drainage and pavement repairs are scheduled between the hospital junction and the northern roundabout.
The next package covers bank stabilisation, accessible paths and new stormwater controls near Chittaway Bay.
The project adds shaded seating, safer pedestrian links and a flexible community event space beside the town centre.
Council is assessing a safer walking link between the station, the library and the waterfront reserve.
Read the latest council decision or find out how to have your say on a planning application, budget item or local project.