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12 Dec 2022
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Panel recommends strategic planning review
Christmas lights display for Vision Australia
Ready to return for our 24th year
Council to replace removed dune trees
Fire crews attend bushfire behind Shoalhaven Dr
Residents' association surveys council election opinion
Chloe receives Scout of the Year award
Rotary club sells 134 Christmas trees in two hours
CWA branch holds its final cooking competition for year
Summer book fair at Pearl Beach
Pearl Beach couple win top environment award
Firefighter retires after 35 years
Beach safety talks at Pearl Beach
Long-time resident celebrates 103rd birthday at home
Marine Rescue seeks short-term accommodation
Food Pantry clientele increases three times in a year
Community garden flourishes
Rotary club holds High Tea
Rotary club elects board for 2023-24
Crouch to support replacement of marina structures
Second lowest November rainfall in 18 years
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A flurry of substantial development applications
Three-storey mixed use building proposed for Ettalong
'Shadows cast by two-storey dwelling are unavoidable'
Development proposes two garages on 'dunny lane'
Multi-dwelling proposal 'aims to fit well in streetscape'
Rezoning approved for 1300 new homes
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Good community work undermined by concreting
Best hope is that Peninsula News keeps us informed
Once-great bank shows contempt for Umina customers
Convenience replaces rights and freedoms
Many have already forgotten
Educating council staff is needed now more than ever
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Aged care renovations expected throughout next year
Families urged to take aged residents out for Christmas
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Irish theme at folk club Christmas party
Choir to resume rehearsals in Woy Woy
T-shirt to rug workshop was 'productive'
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Umina campus school captains appointed
Toasting 16,485 slices of bread
Year 9 graduation to be held on Thursday
High-achievers recognised at Woy Woy South
Schools may apply for upgrade funds
Year 1 students have read for more than 125 nights
School plants 460 native trees
Swimming carnival planned for second day back
The importance of pruning tomato bushes
'Tennis champ' wins places in regional competition
National flags presented to school
Umina campus teams win inter-college sports events
College team wins league tag grand final
Sports students 'mind their mates'
First Christmas picnic was 'wonderful'
Students attend Space Workforce Exhibition
Two new teachers for Umina Beach Public School
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Season's first disabled surf event attracts 39 surfers
Bridge club is in top 20 for membership growth
Liesl Tesch inducted as 'Champion'
Ettalong wins district fours competitions
Lachlan bowls 6/17
Association has keys to new netball clubhouse
Cricket club looks for new secretary
New black belt at Woy Woy judo club
Minor and mixed pairs results
Netball association committee elected
Summer futsal champions
Rep training under way
Boardriders hold presentation night
Winners in Little Athletics
Soccer club to hold 'meet and greet' for premier league

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A flurry of substantial development applications

A flurry of substantial Peninsula development applications have come to the fore over the past month.

The Local Planning Panel agenda has listed seven applications on its agendas.

At its meeting on Thursday, November 24, the Panel rejected multi-dwelling development applications for 16 and 34 Warrah St, Ettalong.

It also conditionally approved alterations and additions at 446 Orange Grove Rd, Blackwall, and upheld its previous rejection of an application for commercial premises with shop top housing at 1-3 Alfred St and 315 West St, Umina Beach.

Last week, the Panel considered applications for a residential flat at 117 The Esplanade, Ettalong, and for a dual occupancy at 132 Paton St, Woy Woy.

Council planning staff recommended approval of the first and refusal of the second.

The Panel's decisions are expected to be announced this week.

On Thursday, it will consider an application for a split-level dwelling at 19 Cornelian Rd, Pearl Beach, which is recommended for approval by council planning staff.

Meanwhile, 22 Peninsula development applications were being advertised for public comment last week.

These included five multi-dwelling proposals and a dual occupancy application, as well as a mixed-use development and a childcare proposal.

The multi-dwelling proposals were for three two-storey units at 27 King St, in Umina, three units at 36 Kourung St, three two-storey units at 34 Picnic Parade and three two-storey units at 121 Broken Bay Rd, in Ettalong, and at 1/41 Bogan Rd, Booker Bay.

The dual occupancy proposal was at 59 The Esplanade, Ettalong.

A three-storey mixed use application was submitted for 324 Ocean View Rd, Ettalong.

The centre-based childcare proposal was for 3 Springwood St, Blackwall.

A ready reference to Peninsula development applications can be found on the Peninsula Planning Portal, hosted by Peninsula News at http://peninsula.news/portal.aspx.

The portal uses data from the council website, and is designed to be easier to use and contains only Peninsula applications. It is updated at least twice a week.





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