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The Peninsula puts in front of us what we must do
Men's Shed project may not have started without grant
Public comment sought on draft street banner policy
Partial Peninsula power outage
Union seeks inquiry into bank branch closures
Demographic changes shown in online graphs
Clean4Shore completes Patonga clean-up plan
Please take survey, koala group urges
Donations collected for Homelessness Week
Rotary club holds charity golf day
Anglicans appoint new Peninsula rector
Uniting minister to leave parish
Mike Curley dies just short of 85th birthday
Phyll O'Regan dies at 94
Mangrove Creek holding tank loses water
Bushfire fund to support local innovators
Why do we do what we do?
Month ends with highest July and annual rainfall figures
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Dual occupancy proposed for Brittania St
Four units proposed for Waratah Ave site
Revised application removes garage and second access
No details of three-unit proposal available
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Are any council staff acting on its climate change policy?
Procrastination on climate change policy
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More than 1000 active cases remain
Aged care home cleared of coronavirus
Hospital introduces tighter visiting restrictions
Aged care provider expects more long-term residents
New aged care wellbeing manager appointed
Building works continue despite rain
Hospital system 'failing the community', says Tesch
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Echoes of Laurel Canyon at Troubadour folk club
Patchwork group is 'powering along'
A change of scene
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Cleaners awarded in Education Week
Public education appreciation awards to college staff
Kindergarten celebrates 100 days
College student member of winning YouthRock band
Association raises $2500 at athletics carnival
Pyjama day raises $400
School defers Education Week celebration
Book parade held to celebrate Book Week
Busy rehearsing on guitars
Parents to meet at Umina campus
Touch team comes fifth in the State
Day of friendship at college
Dressed as their possible future selves
Personal best in gymnastics
Booking open for family Kindergarten interviews
Naidoc activities held at Woy Woy campus
Students and parents explore curriculum options
College team make it to Oztag semi-finals
Lesson on social media careers
Students engage in 'quality learning experiences'
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Woy Woy Junior Rugby Football Club players' photo
Southern Ettalong United retains fourth spot
Umina comes second in youth pool rescue event
Learn to instruct Learn-to-Swim
Cricket coach and players wanted
Open pairs championship for bridge club
Bridge club holds super congress online
Cricket club to hold sportsman's lunch
Bridge promotions
First win to Swans under-11s

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Public comment sought on draft street banner policy

Central Coast Council will seek public comment on draft policies affecting the flying of flags and street banners.

The policies will affect banner poles in West St, Umina, in Ocean View Rd and Picnic Parade, Ettalong, and in The Boulevarde, Woy Woy.

They will affect the roadside banner stand in Rogers Park at the corner of Ocean Beach Rd and McMasters Rd.

The draft banner policy states: "Council currently operates an annual calendar for all locations, with preference given to initiatives that fall under the direct control of Council."

These include council-run events, "activations", and campaigns; the celebration of Christmas; the acknowledgement of Anzac Day, Reconciliation Week and Naidoc Week, and brand identity of the town centres.

"Applications should be submitted at least three months before intended installation date.

"Council reserves the right to decline any application that is not consistent with this policy or the design specifications outlined within the Banner Guide.

"Banners may incorporate national flag elements within the designs provided the flag component does not exceed 50 per cent of the overall size.

However, banners are not appropriate for display of national or official flags alone as per Council's Flying of Flag Policy.

The flag flying policy does not specify any flag poles, but speaks of "flag poles situated on Council-owned and operated public or open spaces" and "flag poles situated on Council operated community facilities".

Flags flown on these will be done so in accordance with State and Federal Protocols.

They will be raised on occasions at the discretion of the Chief Executive Officer.





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