Central Coast Council to engage tree specialist to survey both ends of Central Coast Airport, Warnervale

Updated August 14 2019 - 12:49pm, first published 12:30pm
TREE CHECK: Spectators check out the aircraft at Central Coast Airport for the Central Coast Aero Club's 'Try and Fly' open day last year. Picture: David Stewart
TREE CHECK: Spectators check out the aircraft at Central Coast Airport for the Central Coast Aero Club's 'Try and Fly' open day last year. Picture: David Stewart

CENTRAL Coast Council will engage an external specialist to undertake a survey and analysis of the height of trees at both ends of the runway at Central Coast Airport, at Warnervale. The assessment will be completed in conjunction with environmental studies in order to guide council on options available to improve safety for runway users. Council also resolved to seek a meeting with the Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, and representatives from the airport users to "work through key issues".

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