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The Central Coast Regional Plan is the strategic planning blueprint to ensure a sustainable future and the ongoing prosperity of the Central Coast’s vibrant and connected communities.
The draft Central Coast Regional Plan 2041 (the draft plan) was on public exhibition from 6 December 2021 until 4 March 2022.
The exhibition was a key part of the plan’s first five-yearly review to reset its priorities and to extend its reach to 2041.
During exhibition the department conducted a number of online workshops with councils, the community and other stakeholders.
The department thanks everyone who took the time and effort to participate in a workshop, make a formal submission and give us your feedback in other ways.
The department will now closely consider the submissions and feedback will be incorporated into the final plan that will be released later in 2022.
Page last updated: 07/03/2022
Visit our engagement hub to learn more about the draft updated plan for the future of the Central Coast.
The Central Coast Regional Plan (2036) aims to build a strong economy, essential infrastructure, and to protect the natural environment.
In February 2019, the NSW Government released the Darkinjung Delivery Framework, a set of pioneering planning measures to assist Darkinjung better utilise their land.
The Regional Plan has a a two-year Implementation Plan that sets out governance, tasks, responsibilities and timing for delivery.
The NSW Government Architect’s Urban Design Framework provides the long-term vision for the continued development and renewal of the Gosford City Centre.
In February 2021, the NSW Parliament voted to repeal the Warnervale Airport (Restrictions) Act 1996 (the Act).
