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Men's Shed finally granted occupancy certificate
Two days cleaning the waters around the Peninsula
Backlog in rail defects reduced in 12 months
Ausgrid helicopters ahead of schedule?
Woy Woy community awards evening
Mega marathon planned for Woy Woy bingo*
Council budget lacks Peninsula road funding - Chamber
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Safety course offered to kayak groups
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CWA wishes guide dog a happy retirement
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Online survey to consult young people*
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New internal layout proposed for Ettalong Bowling Club
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Pathway closure recommended
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Remind the Railways of its legal obligations
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Pearl Beach morning tea raises $3000
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Little Theatre production continues*
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Writers' festival includes 70 sessions and 100 authors
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Seven students selected for zone soccer trial
Students asked to arrive later
New student well-being officer at St John's
Playing in Bathurst
Help wanted at canteen
Open day for next year's kindergarten
Stage 3 team participates in its first Maths Olympiad
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Umina wins Grade 5 pennant
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Peninsula Touch members take part in World Cup
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Netball representatives compete in Newcastle
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Convincing defeat at Woy Woy Oval
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Men's Shed finally granted occupancy certificate

Umina Beach Men's Shed has finally been issued with an occupancy certificate for its new Shed in Osborne Ave.

The certificate, which allows the group to use the building, was issued on May 7, almost six and a half years after the Council approved the lease of the land to the organisation.

Issue of the certificate was held up last November, after Central Coast Council required a new development application to be lodged to allow the original carpark driveway alignment to be retained.

An opening ceremony planned for December had to be abandoned, and now is unlikely to occur before July.

"While the structure of the building and facility was completed several months ago, the Council insisted that the car park access and detail were addressed prior to granting the occupancy certificate," said Shed newsletter editor Mr Vic Brown.

"Their requirements for what is technically their car park were completed and finalised just recently.

"With the occupancy certificate now in place, the relocation from our existing Birdwood Ave Shed to our new Shed in Osborne Ave is now underway."

Mr Brown said the Shed's activities had been suspended for the next three weeks while the move takes place.

"The focus for members is now the clean-up and packing of the equipment and materials to be transferred and the actual relocation and installation of the machines, tools and materials.

"The new Shed once operational will provide a much better work and social environment than our old Shed - more space, safer and healthier in terms of the work areas and a large meeting room for socialising, supported by a modern kitchen.

"While our old Shed - the Little Shed with a Big Heart - has served us well, the new Shed with its greater space and modern facilities will brighten the lives of our members and provide increased capacity for projects and support for the community."

Mr Brown said the date for a formal opening had yet to be determined.

This would occur after the relocation was completed and the new Shed operational.

"We need to recognise and thank the organisations and individuals who have provided their support in delivering the new Shed.

"We certainly have a good number to thank.

"It's been a long and challenging project."





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