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Residents gather for action on roads
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Local anglers support research program
Chamber calls Ocean Beach masterplan
Patonga hotel is listed for sale
Administrator calls for Brisbane Ave report
Improvements planned for Woy Woy restaurant
Wine bar proposal refused due to lack of information
Go-ahead for 11 flats
Certificate granted
Peninsula excluded from disability inclusion talks
Vets hold memorial service
Discovery program explores National Park
Cake stalls and community talks
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New trains on order
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Free hearing checks offered at Umina and Woy Woy
Walk to be held on Suicide Prevention Day
Health centre acts against sexual assault
Child care service to extend hours
Workshops to help fathers build relationships
Peninsula may benefit from domestic violence clinic
Women's morning coffee
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Arts alive in Umina
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Thomsons' show at Troubadour
New movement retreat at Wagstaffe
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Bush classroom may re-open at Pretty Beach
Primary school holds classes for mums and dads
Athletics carnival held
Ninety years at Pretty Beach
Debating team is undefeated
Families wanted for Rotary exchange
Touch of magic
Umina placed sixth in netball
Pencils planted in garden
Prizes for Fathers' Day
Umina school raises $2000 for Stewart House
Girls' tower beats 22 others
Liesl Tesch speaks to Ettalong students
Knockout teams eliminated
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Third loss in a row for Woy Woy
Jemma is young athlete of the year
Preparing for 50th anniversary in 2018
Life membership of bowling club
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Administrator calls for Brisbane Ave report

A report on the former Gosford Council's land sale strategy is to be prepared as a matter of urgency and placed on the agenda for the Central Coast Council meeting scheduled for Gosford on September 28.

Central Coast Council administrator Mr Ian Reynolds called for the urgent report at the last council meeting on August 10.

"I note the public meeting on the proposed land sale strategy for the former Gosford Council area was held just over a month ago," Mr Reynolds said.

"My understanding is the independent facilitator of those meetings is supposed to provide council with a report on the outcomes," he said.

"I would like to request a report be prepared as a matter of urgency on the status of this priority.

"I would like to see it on the agenda for the next council meeting here in Gosford at the end of next month."

The reserve in Brisbane Ave Umina is on the list of an initial 10 parcels of land throughout the former Gosford Local Government Area to be reclassified from community land to operational land in preparation for their potential sale.





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