News from around Mannering Park

•         December 2024

                        The two fish kills which occurred in Wyee Bay in 2022 and were alledged to have been caused by a                         failure in some Delta equipment are being prosecuted in the Land and Environment Court in December

•         30th July 2024

It has finally been announced that the shared pathway from Mannering Park to Chain Valley Bay has been approved and has grant funding to allow for its completion in 2027. A photo shoot was held at the scout hall to allow our local Federal MP Pat Conroy and the council administrator to put out a media release

•             August 2024

The replacement of the collapsed sea wall in front of the caravan park was completed at the end of August. The project was expected to be completed by July but has been delayed by the wet weather. Unfortunately the caravan park has not replaced their jetty that had been allowed to fall into disrepair and was removed with the failed sea wall.

• 8th October 2018

                A motion was passed at the 8th October 2018 council meeting that, in addition to further community                 consultation on the shared pathway from Mannering Park to Chain Valley Bay to "establish the safest                 and preferred route" that council council fund the "preliminary investigations and design options in                 the 2019-20 budget as a priority area"

• 4th September 2017

The Mannering Park Precinct Committee have obtained a copy of the GH&D Shared Pathway report. This report lays out the various criteria associated with both the options proposed by council, that is the Ruttleys Road route and the community preferred Crown Lands foreshore route. This report can be viewed by clicking here. 
It is a 170 page report but it is not necessary to read the full report in detail, however there are some important sections which should be read i.e. safety, construction, costs, etc.            

• 15th December 2016 
  

          Chain Valley Bay coal mine formed a Community Consultative Committee in 2012 to allow the community to be           better informed on development, production and transport issues relating to the coal mine. The committee is           made up of mine staff, representatives from Lake Macquarie City Council, Central Coast Council and                     members of the communities impacted by mining operations.

          The CCC meets 3-4 times per year and if you wish to know more about the mines operations and keep up to           date on future developments you can view the minutes of those meetings here  

• 16th November 2016

          The Johnson Property Groups Trinity Point Development is proposing to build a helipad at the end of the new           marina development that is under construction at Trinity Point.

         The Development Application is now on Public Exhibition. The letter advising the community with information on           making submissions can be found here. It should be noted that if there are more than 25 submissions objecting           to the Development Application then the D.A. will be go to the Planning Assessment Commission PAC for                   determination.

          Submissions close on Friday 16th December 2016