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Central Coast Council · Central Coast Local Environmental Plan 2022 · Central Coast Coastal

Council
Central Coast Council
Planning scheme
Central Coast Local Environmental Plan 2022
Overlays mapped here
Heritage — Item - Archaeological · Heritage — Item - General
Residential zones mapped
R1 General Residential
R2 Low Density Residential
Heritage items mapped
23
Minimum lot size
550-574 m² minimum (most common of 1 minimum-lot-size bands mapped in the suburb)
Acid sulfate soils
Mapped in this suburb

Planning data from NSW ePlanning Spatial Viewer (CC BY 4.0), read 2026-09-14. Suburb-level, not a report on your block — check your address on the NSW Planning Portal.

Builders serving Woy Woy

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What building in Woy Woy actually involves

Woy Woy is 16 km² on a peninsula, with 13 acid sulfate soil features, a single 550–574 m² minimum lot size band, and no mapped height limit or floor space ratio.

A peninsula suburb, with the water table to match

Woy Woy sits between Brisbane Water and the ocean, much of it on low ground. The acid sulfate mapping follows that, and so does the practical reality of building: a high water table changes what excavation costs, what the footing system needs to be, and how the site drains.

One lot size band across sixteen square kilometres

That is unusual and useful. Whatever else varies here, the subdivision question has one answer, and it can be settled before you engage anyone.

Archaeological heritage

23 records are mapped, including archaeological items. On a peninsula with long Aboriginal occupation and an early European settlement history, those attach to ground rather than buildings and can affect excavation.

What to ask a builder

Ask what site classification the slab allowance assumes and on what evidence, because the water table here is the variable that matters. Ask whether acid sulfate management is priced. And ask whether any archaeological record touches the block.

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Questions about building in Woy Woy

What is the minimum lot size in Woy Woy?

550–574 m², and it is the only band mapped across 16 km². Whatever else varies here, the subdivision question has one answer.

Are acid sulfate soils an issue?

Thirteen features are mapped, following the low ground on the peninsula. Where they apply, disturbing the soil brings a management requirement and an earthworks cost.

How tall can I build?

No maximum height is mapped, and no floor space ratio either. What gets approved comes from the zone’s development standards and merit assessment.

What should I know about the ground?

Much of Woy Woy is low peninsula land with a high water table. That changes what excavation costs, what the footing system needs to be, and how the site drains. Get a site classification on evidence.

Is heritage an issue?

23 records are mapped including archaeological items. On a peninsula with long Aboriginal occupation and early European settlement, those attach to ground and can affect excavation.

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