This page provides information on some infrastructure projects underway across the Central Coast this month.  Whilst we will continue to update this page as new information becomes available, details may change with short notice due to impacts that can occur to schedules due to weather and other events. More information can be sought on these projects by contacting Council's customer service centre.

Open Space & Recreation

Work in progress

• Gosford Waterfront Playspace accessibility improvements  - Works are underway at Gosford Waterfront Playspace (Gosford Leagues Club field) to install concrete pathways and softfall to improve accessibility so everyone can play.  Works will impact use of the playspace during this time. 
• Umina Tennis Facility upgrades (Peninsula Recreation and Active Lifestyle Precinct upgrade project) - Council is redeveloping several areas within the Peninsula Recreation Active Lifestyle Precinct (formerly known as Umina Recreation Area) to provide functional, accessible, and engaging sporting and recreation infrastructure for the benefit of the community. This multi-year project will be delivered in five stages, with the first stage of works at Umina Tennis Court now underway.  More info. 
• Woy Woy Rogers Park sports amenities building – construction works are nearing completion to provide a significantly improved and accessible facility. Funded by The Australian Government and Council. 
• Killarney Vale, Adelaide Oval sports amenities building – construction works are nearing completion to provide a significantly improved and accessible facility. Funded by NSW Government. 
• Ettalong, Lemon Grove Netball Courts sports amenities building – construction works are underway to construct a multi-purpose sports amenities building. Funded by Australian Government.  More info. 
• Upgrade of sporting infrastructure at Central Coast sports grounds – This $11million NSW Government funded project at 16 local sports grounds consists of various sports infrastructure upgrades, such as the installation of sports lighting, drainage and irrigation; which will allow for increased use of the grounds throughout the year and improved safety for players and supporters. For more information and to follow project schedule and impacts, go to the project web page.
• Playspace renewals – as part of Council’s ongoing playspace renewal program, a number of Central Coast playspaces will be replaced with exciting new equipment this financial year at Avoca (Ross Park), Saratoga (Jirramba Reserve), Mardi (Woolmers Crescent), North Avoca (Palm Gully Park Playspace), Pretty Beach (Turo Reserve) and East Gosford (Hylton Moore Oval). Works are underway at Hylton Moore Oval and Palm Gully Park North Avoca to demolish the existing playspace, but don’t worry – a great new local playspace will be built in its place soon.  More information to be announced soon. These projects are being funded by The Australian Government with some community group contributions.
• Kibble Park - upgrade works are commencing to make Kibble Park in Gosford more accessible for the community.  As part of the upgrade the unique sculpture created by John Flakelar will be relocated to Sensory Park, Narara, which is also being upgraded.  The remediation and refurbishment work at both Kibble and Sensory parks, is funded in the Council Operational Plan.  

Upcoming works 

• Playspace accessibility improvements - The Cottage Bateau Bay, Edgewater Park Bateau Bay Replacement of rubber soft, and Runway Park Woy Woy playspace and Wallarah point Peace park playspace - Installation of additional rubber softfall to further improve accessibility 
• Sensory Park, Narara - existing park infrastructure (pedestrian bridge and paths) is being replaced to provide improved accessibility and functionality and the labyrinth garden will also be reconstructed to include new paths, planting and a central feature. 

Leisure, Beach & Community Facilities

Work in progress

• Macmasters Beach public toilets and change room facilities – current facilities are being demolished to make way for new improved and an accessible public amenities building with toilets, shower and change facilities. Construction of the new facility is due for completion by the end July 2022 (weather permitting). This community infrastructure project is funded by NSW Government’s Stronger Communities Fund and Central Coast Council. To read more.
• The Entrance, Grant McBride Baths amenities upgrade  - We are refurbishing the Grant McBride Baths changerooms and public toilets to provide improved facilitates for ocean pool visitors.  Works will commence 27 April 2022, with completion due by the end June 2022 (weather permitting). These facilities will be closed during the construction period, however temporary public toilets and changerooms will be provided on site.  The facilities will be closed during the construction period, however temporary public toilets and changerooms will be provided on site. 
• Woy Woy, Peninsula Leisure Centre's Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning system is being replaced to ensure the pool, creche, courts, gym and others spaces are running at the perfect temperature and this facility has new energy efficiencies incorporated to do our bit for the environment. Works start 26th April 2022 and should finish in October 2022, weather depending. During this period there will be some disruptions to the gym and multi-purpose rooms, and the number of showers available for use will be reduced.  The outdoor area to the North of the pool hall will be fenced off for the duration of works. The carparks along the western edge of the Pool Hall will be reserved for use to place construction equipment and handle deliveries. The driveway will be closed at times throughout the works for crane access. Temporary systems for pool hall space heating, pool water heating, and shower hot water heating will be in place, so there will be small fluctuations in air and water temperatures whilst the work is carried out. Members will be advised of any impacts or you can follow and check the PLC Facebook page.  More info. 
• The Entrance Visitor Information Centre - construction has commenced to transform the Visitor Information Centre at The Entrance into an exciting multipurpose facility. The updates will deliver the community an interactive visitor centre, new and modern amenities including 24/7 adult accessible change facility (AACF) and event toilets, improved layout and decking, a dedicated space for local makers and creators, a bookable function area and a purpose-built greenroom. To read more. 

Upcoming works 

• Don Small Oval public toilets

Water & Sewer

The water and sewer capital works program can be viewed online.

To view all planned and unplanned water outages, go to our water services interruptions web page.

Major works in progress

• Major water and sewer upgrades for Gosford CBD – major infrastructure upgrades continue in Gosford CBD which will support economic and population growth by providing critical new water and sewer infrastructure for the CBD. The project spans 66 projects (43 water projects and 23 sewer projects) with sites stretching from the Gosford waterfront, through the Gosford CBD shopping precinct, to areas in the vicinity of Gosford Hospital and Gosford Golf Course. This project is proudly funded by the NSW Government through the Housing Acceleration Fund (HAF) and part of a $42.5million funding. More info. 
• Davistown and St Huberts Island Vacuum Sewer Refurbishment – the Vacuum Sewer Systems at Davistown and St Huberts Island are currently being refurbished to improve the reliability and resilience of the system. The refurbishment works will see key parts replaced in the existing sewer pots together with the installation of a ‘pillar’ next to the pot. The installation of the pillar will allow the critical components to be located above flood water levels, ensuring that the sewer system remains effective during major weather events. More info. 

Roads & Drainage Works

Road and drainage capital works program can be viewed online. 

To view all planned and unplanned road closures across the Central Coast, go to our road closure web page