Council is progressing a significant program of remediation works at Gosford City Car Park to repair, maintain and extend the lifespan of this well used facility.Gosford City Car Park (located at 1 Baker Street) is multilevel facility with 650 car spaces that provides both permanent and casual parking for city centre workers, residents, and visitors to Gosford.

As part of our commitment to maintaining quality water infrastructure across the Central Coast, we have identified the need to replace the water transfer trunk main under Avoca Lagoon.The water main supplies the Copacabana Reservoir and is critical for supplying essential water services to residents of North Avoca, Avoca Beach, Copacabana, and Macmasters Beach.Using trenchless technology, boring underneath the lagoon will be undertaken to construct the new main.Due to the geotechnical ground conditions, the methodology to progress these works has been updated requiring this phase of the project to be completed on a continuous basis to reduce environmental risk, minimise costs and ensure the overall duration of the project is not extended.As a result of these works there will be loud noise associated with machinery on site during the period of construction.

MEDIA RELEASE Central Coast Council is commencing a significant program of remediation works at Gosford City Car Park from 12 July to repair, maintain and extend the lifespan of this well used facility.Central Coast Council Acting Director Environment and Planning, Luke Sulkowski said that Gosford City Car Park services the local community and visitors from near and far.

As part of our commitment towards maintaining quality water and sewer infrastructure across the Central Coast, Council is preparing to commence replacement works to the sewer rising main on The Entrance Road, Wamberal.Gongues Constructions were successful in being awarded the tender for the works and will be working along the eastern boundary of The Entrance Road between Crystal Street and Tumbi Road roundabout.