15 P R O P E R T Y N E W S SCENTRE GROUP HAS lodged a request to prepare a planning proposal for their land at 60 Wyong Road, Tuggerah (the former Wyong abattoir property situated between the Westfield Tuggerah shopping centre and M1 Expressway), known as the Tuggerah Gateway Site. The planning proposal seeks to create a new community to support the existing Westfield Tuggerah Centre with a range of low, medium, and higher-density housing options to meet future housing demand. The planning proposal will be supported by a site-specific Development Control Plan (DCP) to ensure appropriate built form guidelines are applied in the development design, and a Planning Agreement to provide monetary contributions and works in kind to support the development of the site. The site has been identified in numerous strategic plans as a key gateway to the northern Central Coast. The development of the site will see Tuggerah evolve as a more integrated centre, contributing to its desired future character as a sustainable and vibrant centre, and bringing increased activity, vibrancy and viability to the centre. The Planning Proposal was considered by the Local Planning Panel on 23 June 2022 where independent advice on the proposal was received. Just prior to the NSW State Election in March 2019 Scentre Group had proposed a $2.8 billion Tuggerah Town Centre development with a masterplan covering 70 hectares which then Planning Minister, Anthony Roberts supported. The masterplan land included new community facilities, large green spaces and parklands, and the creation of active transport connections to an updated transport interchange at Tuggerah station. Along with the addition of more entertainment, leisure and dining options at Westfield Tuggerah, the plan also includes residential, commercial office and coworking space, hotels and serviced apartments, senior and aged care living, health and education facilities. Following the 2019 election the plan was shelved. Scentre Group moves ahead with plans for Tuggerah • Flexible lease terms • Competitive rentals • Excellent parking • Air-conditioning, carpets, kitchenette • Balcony access for East Wing suites • Exposure of Complex to Tuggerah Straight FOR LEASE PROFESSIONAL & SPECIALIST MEDICAL SUITES 152-154 PACIFIC HIGHWAY TUGGERAH Easy Parking, great exposure, well maintained & presented property with well known quality tenants including Trader Vics, BCF & Super Cheap Auto, PRP Radiology, Australian Clinical Labs Pathology, Fullerton Health Medical Centre, Geriatrician; Psychologists, Dentist, Sports & Spinal Physiotherapy, Chiropractor, Cafe & more. Ideal for the Professional, Legal, Financial or Medical Specialist with sizes from 16m2 up to 95m2 suitable to Lease or Purchase. Features include: For further details contact Julie Davies on 0402 779 186 Image of proposed Tuggerah Town Centre Masterplan prepared for Scentre Group Doyalson-Wyee RSL Club development plans move to next stage The expansion and revamp plans for The Doyalson-Wyee RSL Club that will see it create its own city in Doyalson, have taken the next step. Central Coast Council at its May 24th meeting approved a planning proposal to rezone the site to allow for revamped RSL Club building, housing, childcare and medical facilities, hotel and extensive recreational facilities including a go-karting track and paintball. Council’s Administrator Rik Hart said it was important to note that this was a planning proposal at this stage and not a development application (DA). “That planning proposal, now that it is signed off by the council, goes to the State Government,” he said. A complete redevelopment of the 45 hectare site is on the cards and will see low density residential dwellings, seniors housing, medical facilities, childcare centre, service station, food outlets, and hotel accommodation. The planning proposal seeks to change local planning controls to allow for the relocation and expansion of DoyalsonWyee RSL Club and gym. The 45 hectares for the massive expansion The redeveloped of the 45 hectare site would be carried out in stages over the next 20 years. The complete redevelopment, expected to create more than 900 jobs, will include around 140 low density houses, 220 seniors’ houses. CENTRAL COAST BUSINESS REVIEW JULY 2022
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