Increased building heights for Warners Bay
Lake Macquarie City Council has approved new planning guidelines for the Warners Bay town centre which permit increased building heights.
Council owned land in John Street is now planned to include a new Market Square and buildings up to eight storeys.
Other parts of the town centre will have buildings of four, five and six storeys.
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