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Clynton Husband Sapphire Aluminium T SU AS PP O O C FOR R L T A I N R G Print Post Approved – PP100001854 T B N U E S C I E 32YEARS N E H August 2021 T S S N O Published monthly (except January) Clynton Husband Sapphire Aluminium Lucy Wicks takes a stand - It’s time to make the Central Coast a stand-alone region Mounties and Breakers in amalgamation talks Page 8 Edgar Adams’ Editorial RDA Central Coast Who are Directors appointed we? THE CENTRAL COAST’S MOST TRUSTED NEWS SOURCE FOR OVER 30 YEARS Kelly+Partners Chartered Accountants, helping Private Business Owners who want to be better off. 02 7203 3090 kellypartners.com.au [email protected] FOR LEASE AND / OR FOR SALE ERINA PROPERTIES 40 KARALTA ROAD, ERINA OTHER PROPERTIES ERINA PLAZA RIVERSIDE 210 CENTRAL COAST HIGHWAY, ERINA 69 CENTRAL COAST HIGHWAY, WEST GOSFORD Suite 8A – 118 sqm Carpet, ceiling grids and lighting / ducted A/C easy access with 1 set of glass double Shop 4 – 133 sqm entry doors / fl oor to ceiling glass façade / A retail shop front with parking at the door. Dedicated parking spaces are provided along with all day parking on Miranda Ave - a rare The plaza is a mix of professional and retail Suites T1.4 and T1.5 - 245 sqm abundance of parking in the Erina area. services. Fit out includes wooden fl oor Stunning fi t out / 2 boardrooms / 4 exec boards + tiles in wet areas. Kitchenette and FOR SALE - $413,000 FOR LEASE - $29,500 pa + OG + GST offi ces / 2 x open plan areas perfect for work WC within. stations / large reception and wait lounge Located on the Central Coast HWY right in / kitchenette with dishwasher / bar fridge / the heart of Erina. Suite 8B – 180 sqm security system / excellent data capabilities / FOR LEASE - $42,000 pa + OG + GST carpet, ceiling grids and lighting / ducted built in joinery cupboards. A/C easy access with 1 set of glass double FOR LEASE - $112,700 + OG + GST entry doors / fl oor to ceiling glass façade / FOUNTAIN CORPORATE Dedicated parking spaces are provided along 4 ILYA AVENUE, ERINA with all day parking on Miranda Ave - a rare TERRIGAL abundance of parking in the Erina area. 9 CHURCH STREET FOR SALE - $630,000 FOR LEASE - $45,000 pa + OG + GST Suite 8C – 99 sqm carpet, ceiling grids and lighting / ducted A/C easy access with 1 set of glass double Suites 5, 6 and 7 - 701.7 sqm entry doors / fl oor to ceiling glass façade / Dedicated parking spaces are provided along Entire 1st fl oor location accessible by with all day parking on Miranda Ave - a rare private stair case and lift. Kitchen and staff abundance of parking in the Erina area. Suite 6, Level 1 – 70 sqm room / WC’s / Exec Offi ces / Boardroom with balcony / reception and waiting area / FOR SALE - $346,500 The confi guration of the suite ideally lends Excellent natural light for the whole tenancy. FOR LEASE - $24,750 pa + OG + GST itself to Medical or Dental. FOR LEASE - $210,500 pa + OG + GST Located on level 1, you’re in fi ne company PLATINUM BUILDING with Dental and Pathology on the same level. * 2 entry or exit doors FOUNTAIN PLAZA 4 ILYA AVENUE, ERINA * reception and waiting area 148 CENTRAL COAST HIGHWAY, ERINA * 3 consult rooms as follows: - (2 medium + 1 large) - (or convert to a managers offi ce or store) - (2 consult rooms with sinks (access to water)) - (2 consult rooms with built in joinery / cupboard) - all rooms with interconnecting doors Suite 2.03 – Leased ROI 7% * staff room Shop 1 – 234 sqm 2 separate offi ces and excellent * neutral wall paint / carpet / ducted AC / lighting Excellent position / fl oor to ceiling glass business within * natural light to the staff room and end wide façade / open plan / customer parking. FOR SALE - $1,499,000 consult room FOR LEASE - $120,000 pa + OG + GST FOR LEASE - $105,000 + OG + GST * common WC’s to Level 1 PHONE 4365 4566 www.commercialhq.com.au Nicole Gunasinghe 0417 792 740 e: [email protected] Tim Gunasinghe 0402 200 004 e: [email protected] CONTENTS 3 FOR LEASE AND / OR FOR SALE 40 KARALTA ROAD, ERINA Readership ERINA PROPERTIES OTHER PROPERTIES DISTRIBUTION GUARANTEED VIA 20,000 ERINA PLAZA RIVERSIDE AUSTRALIA POST + 210 CENTRAL COAST HIGHWAY, ERINA 69 CENTRAL COAST HIGHWAY, WEST GOSFORD Cover story 14 Obituary – Ronald (Ron) Sharpe OAM 4 Clynton Husband – Sapphire Aluminium 14 Obituary – Ken Wilson 16 Council fixes special rates against Business news business for 2021-22 but suggestion Suite 8A – 118 sqm 7 Food conference discusses next of accountability Carpet, ceiling grids and lighting / ducted generation nutrition and agribusiness 16 Taskforce to tackle housing supply A/C easy access with 1 set of glass double 9 Lucy Wicks takes a stand – It’s time to shortage make the Central Coast a stand-alone Shop 4 – 133 sqm 17 Council moves ahead with land sales entry doors / fl oor to ceiling glass façade / region Dedicated parking spaces are provided along 18 Commercial / Industrial Properties For Front cover: Clynton Husband A retail shop front with parking at the door. 9 5 Lands Walk 2021 to be reborn with with all day parking on Miranda Ave - a rare Sale / Lease The plaza is a mix of professional and retail Suites T1.4 and T1.5 - 245 sqm Spring Equinox abundance of parking in the Erina area. 19 Property news services. Fit out includes wooden fl oor 9 Central Coast water storage levels Stunning fi t out / 2 boardrooms / 4 exec 20 The essential Eight Multi-Factor boards + tiles in wet areas. Kitchenette and FOR SALE - $413,000 10 LJ Hooker Commercial celebrating offi ces / 2 x open plan areas perfect for work Authorisation Hear Edgar Adams’ business Also follow us on WC within. FOR LEASE - $29,500 pa + OG + GST 20th anniversary stations / large reception and wait lounge 11 Mounties and Breakers in 20 Summary of the “Code of Practice: comment 8.10am each Monday. Facebook and Twitter Located on the Central Coast HWY right in / kitchenette with dishwasher / bar fridge / amalgamation talks Managing Psychosocial Hazards in the the heart of Erina. Suite 8B – 180 sqm security system / excellent data capabilities / 11 Industry Training Hub for Gosford Workplace” Central Coast Business Review FOR LEASE - $42,000 pa + OG + GST built in joinery cupboards. 12 RDA Central Coast Directors 21 Mind Your Business – COVID19: Central Coast Business Review is a Registered Trade Mark carpet, ceiling grids and lighting / ducted Small and medium business support FOR LEASE - $112,700 + OG + GST appointed of Adams Business Publications Pty Ltd A/C easy access with 1 set of glass double package entry doors / fl oor to ceiling glass façade / 12 Central Coast Local Health District P.O. Box 3259, Erina, NSW 2250 appoints new Chairman 22 Funny business Phone: (02) 4367 0733 Fax: (02) 4367 0744 FOUNTAIN CORPORATE Dedicated parking spaces are provided along 12 LWM Chartered Accountants merges Email: [email protected] 4 ILYA AVENUE, ERINA with all day parking on Miranda Ave - a rare TERRIGAL Regular features with RSM Typesetting by Graphic by Design ph (02) 4365 6777 abundance of parking in the Erina area. 9 CHURCH STREET 6 Edgar Adams’ Editorial 13 Tullipan Family in new home building Print & Distribution by Bromley Direct ph 0412 439 773 Who are we? FOR SALE - $630,000 venture © Adams Business Publications 1994. All rights reserved. Reproductions in any part prohibited. While every effort has been made FOR LEASE - $45,000 pa + OG + GST 13 RDACC appoints Director of Regional 12 Business briefs to ensure all information in this magazine is accurate, no responsibility Projects 16 Central Coast Council news will be accepted by the publisher, Adams Business Publications. The 13 Aubrey Brown Lawyers appoints 18 Property news Suite 8C – 99 sqm producer accepts no responsibility for illustrations or photographs Director 22 Funny business supplied by organisations or individuals and/or typographical errors. carpet, ceiling grids and lighting / ducted A/C easy access with 1 set of glass double Suites 5, 6 and 7 - 701.7 sqm entry doors / fl oor to ceiling glass façade / CONTACT Phone 02 4367 0733 Email [email protected] Web www.ccbusinessreview.com.au Dedicated parking spaces are provided along Entire 1st fl oor location accessible by with all day parking on Miranda Ave - a rare private stair case and lift. Kitchen and staff abundance of parking in the Erina area. Suite 6, Level 1 – 70 sqm room / WC’s / Exec Offi ces / Boardroom with balcony / reception and waiting area / FOR SALE - $346,500 The confi guration of the suite ideally lends Excellent natural light for the whole tenancy. FOR LEASE - $24,750 pa + OG + GST itself to Medical or Dental. FOR LEASE - $210,500 pa + OG + GST Located on level 1, you’re in fi ne company PLATINUM BUILDING with Dental and Pathology on the same level. * 2 entry or exit doors FOUNTAIN PLAZA 4 ILYA AVENUE, ERINA * reception and waiting area 148 CENTRAL COAST HIGHWAY, ERINA * 3 consult rooms as follows: - (2 medium + 1 large) - (or convert to a managers offi ce or store) - (2 consult rooms with sinks (access to water)) - (2 consult rooms with built in joinery / cupboard) - all rooms with interconnecting doors Suite 2.03 – Leased ROI 7% * staff room be better off. Shop 1 – 234 sqm www.adviceco.com.au 2 separate offi ces and excellent * neutral wall paint / carpet / ducted AC / lighting Excellent position / fl oor to ceiling glass business within * natural light to the staff room and end wide façade / open plan / customer parking.
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