STATE BUDGET FAILS TO DELIVER FUNDS FOR RTA TO INVESTIGATE CENTRAL COAST HIGHWAY THROUGH LONG JETTY AND THE ENTRANCE
THE ENTRANCE
NORTH ENTRANCE
LONG JETTY
TOOWOON BAY
BLUE BAY
SHELLY BEACH
MAGENTA
WSC'S GINA VEREKER ADVISES COUNCIL IS OBTAINING LEGAL ADVICE ON CONFLICTING REGULATIONS
TEPCP Congratulates WSC'S Manager
Community and Cultural Development Julie Vaughn on winning award
The 2011 Central Coast Women in Business Awards Winners
Saturday night 24th September,2011. heralded another amazingly successful year for the Central Coast Women in Business Awards. Nearly 200 men and women celebrated the fantastic achievements and gave recognition to the women in business and our community at Crown Plaza, Terrigal.
Julie Vaughan, Wyong Shire Council was declared as the winner – Gosford City and Wyong Shire Councils Women in Local Government Award category. The photo shows Julie holding her award trophy, flanked on the left by Maxine Kenyon, Director, Community and Recreation Services and runner up for the award Council's Kerryn-Austen Gray, and on the right by the Mayor, Bob Graham. Julie is a worthy winner and has helped TEPCP and the community this year in many ways that go well beyond what is required in her job description.
Chris Spence, Member for The Entrance advised TEPCP that there was no money in the 2011-12 State Budget for the RTA to investigate Central Coast Highway through Long Jetty/The Entrance. He recognised the importance of this the development of The Entrance and was trying to have funds made available in the 2012-13 budget. He was aware that the time line meant that it was unlikely that anything could be achieved in the sitting of this parliament as it takes years to do the studies and consultations necessary.
Chris Spence advised TEPCP that if anyone had concerns about having their details made public he was willing to act as an intermediary on their behalf. He suggested they write to him about their objection to a DA and he volunteered to write to Council on their behalf, stating he had received the following concerns about the development from a member of his electorate, but not revealing their name or details. He suggested that the Precinct Committee could provide a similar service.
