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October 1, 2014
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Kings Estate Terrigal multi-million dollar land release approved osford Council has given the green light for the final land release in Terrigal, approving the Stevens Group’s master-planned development – Kings Estate Terrigal.
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Kings Estate Terrigal will deliver 135 lots on 54.1 hectares of land located on Kings Ave at Terrigal, of which 18 hectares will be set aside to ensure the environment and ambience of the land is maintained. This will be the first major residential development in Terrigal in more than 10 years, after the Stevens Group lodged a DA with Gosford Council earlier this year. The approved DA reflects a lower density development, with land that backs onto natural reserves and has an overall 135 lots, ranging from around 570m2 to more than 2,700m2. The development is scheduled to be completed in various stages, with 18 hectares allocated to Gosford Council under the Coastal Open Space
“The Community Title will allow for the effective management of community assets into the future and the creation of guidelines to steer the architectural integrity of the development, guaranteeing homes suit the landform and environment. “We are very excited about this project and what it means for Terrigal and the Central Coast. “This is the last land release in Terrigal and follows a 17-year rezoning and approval process. “With pent up interest from buyers, generated from the long wait for the land, it is anticipated that when lots go to market in mid-October, many of the lots will be snatched up in record time,” said Mr Stevens. Kings Estate Terrigal is named after the King family who were the original land owners in the area. System. The Coastal Open Space System includes part of Kincumba Mountain. Stevens Group managing director Mr John Stevens said: “The focus
for us on this development is very much on delivering an estate that embraces the natural beauty of the area and ensures the waterways and wildlife corridors are kept to the highest
of standards, while also boasting large lots. “To achieve this, we have dropped the density on site to ensure a minimum lot size of 570m2, while maintaining the natural
landscape by earmarking a substantial portion of the land to the Coastal Open Space System. “Further to this, the site will be developed under Community Title.
Media release, 24 Sep 2014 Ashleigh Milne, Brilliant Logic
Your Future Central Coast discussion paper launched inister for Planning Ms Pru Goward and Minister for the Central Coast and Assistant Minister for Planning Mr Rob Stokes launched the Department of Planning and Environment’s discussion paper Your Future Central Coast on Friday, September 19.
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With the population of the Central Coast projected to increase to almost 387,000 by 2031, the Discussion Paper was launched to
kick start the conversation about the Coast’s future, in particular the focus on creating more jobs closer to home.
“The Central Coast is a great place to live and raise a family, but there are real challenges we need to address if the community is
to harness the region’s full potential,” Ms Goward said. Mr Stokes said: “As the Coast grows, it’s critical we have the jobs, transport, roads, health services and jobs to allow the area to thrive in the future and that’s why the NSW Government
is planning for a growing Central Coast now.” The Your Future Central Coast discussion paper is the first step in developing this plan. Feedback received will inform the draft regional growth and infrastructure
plan. Like the discussion paper, the draft plan will be released for further consultation and feedback. Email 19 Sep 2014 Central Coast Regional Development Corporation