172 Glennie Street, Wyoming, NSW

Description
Telecommunications Mobile Base Station
Planning Authority
Central Coast Council
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Reference number
DA/1244/2025
Date sourced
We found this application on the planning authority's website on , about 2 months ago. It was received by them earlier.
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We really need this as we have been living in a black spot for years.
Hopefully we won't have to wait much longer.

Lauren McCay
Delivered to Central Coast Council

This pole is needed urgently. Henry Kendall Gardens retirement village is in a communications black spot with our emergency call system not operating properly, particularly since 3G closed. There are also apps to improve resident communication with the office, relying on 4G/5G, which will be implemented once we get the new pole.

Trevor McCay
Delivered to Central Coast Council

We have lived here for 17 years and it is getting worse by the year, our emergency services does not operate all the time so the monopole is needed to keep us safer in our own homes.

Tom & Marilyn Walker
Delivered to Central Coast Council

We live in Henry Kendal Gardens Retirement Village and have no phone reception. We are dependant on WiFi for all communication. This has been very problematic during power outages. My husband has cancer and cannot use a falls monitor smart watch as there is no phone signal. We desperately need this approved please.

Susan Hayman
Delivered to Central Coast Council

I am living at Henry Kendall Village, which is a retirement village for the elderly. We have a severe problem with mobile communication in the village which has been overlooked for years. Please get us the monopole.

Cecilia Walford
Delivered to Central Coast Council

Henry Kendall Gardens Residents Committee have been trying for 10 years to have the mobile phone service improved within the village. As a retirement community there are many frail and elderly residents who rely heavily on the ability to communicate with emergency services. The monopole would finally provide us all with access to a reliable mobile phone service which has been very sadly lacking. Please approve this application to provide this essential service to our approximately 700 elderly residents.

Rozlyn Lilley
Delivered to Central Coast Council

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