Central Coast Council has developed the first regionwide draft Tennis Facility Action Plan, in partnership with Tennis NSW.

Tennis is one of Australia’s most participated sports for the young and those in their senior years, however it’s underutilised as a social sport for families, young adults and middle generations.

This draft action plan identifies some key actions to help increase the use of the Central Coast’s existing tennis facilities by the community and promote healthy and active lifestyles. This will help them reach their potential as active community spaces where everyone can participate.

In developing this draft action plan, Council engaged a range of stakeholders including current tennis court lessees, management committees, relevant staff and key agencies such as Tennis NSW and the NSW Office of Sport.

The local community’s voice is important in the development process of this action plan with interested residents encouraged to view the draft plan and provide feedback.

The community were invited to:

• View the draft Tennis Facility Action Plan
• Read our frequently asked questions (on this page)

Submissions were to be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, Mr David Farmer between 7 October and 7 November 2021.

Something you need to know: Under the Government Information (Public Access) Act, 2009 (GIPA ACT), members of the public can seek access to the submissions and council cannot give assurance that the document will remain confidential.

Thank you to those who provided submissions and feedback on the draft Tennis Facility Action Plan. All feedback was thoroughly reviewed, and recommendations were made in a Council Report.

At the meeting of Council on 28 June 2022, Council noted the submissions received during the public exhibition period and resolved to adopt the Tennis Facility Action Plan.

View the adopted Tennis Facility Action Plan here.