Central Coast Council has an exciting summer program showcasing facilities and community services and offering fun and educational activities for kids of all ages.

Council Mayor, Lawrie McKinna said the exciting summer program showcases Council’s facilities and community services and offers fun and educational activities for kids of all ages.“There’s a great range of activities in our program to provide fun and excitement for kids across the Coast.

In mid-October migratory Little Terns returned to their nesting grounds at Karagi Point, The Entrance, and already the first baby chicks are starting to totter around the sand.Little Terns migrate from South-east Asia to Australia each year and are protected under both State and Federal threatened species legislation – and the Central Coast’s Karagi Point is their most important breeding ground in New South Wales.

This public notice is given in relation to the recent acquisition by Central Coast Council of land at 93 Virginia Road Warnervale 2259. Notice is hereby given that it is intended to consider a proposed resolution to classify the land as Operational Land at a future meeting of Council.The land at 93 Virginia Road Warnervale 2259 has been acquired in accordance with an agreement with the previous owner to better manage local stormwater drainage associated with neighbouring residential development and to place certain flood-affected land in public ownership. Classification of the land as Operational Land will facilitate orderly management of the land for drainage purposes and is proposed to occur by Council resolution.