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The State Planning Commission has announced that it will lead the establishment of the first generation of the Planning and Design Code and therefore, the conversion of council Development Plans.
The Code will be developed and released in three phases:
- Phase one (mid-2019): introduction of foundational elements of the Code in land not within a council area
- Phase two (late-2019): introduction of the Code and our new ePlanning solution to regional council areas
- Phase three (mid-2020): introduction of the Code and our new ePlanning solution to metropolitan council areas
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The State Government has released the What We Have Heard Report summarising the engagement on the State Planning Policies (SPPs) conducted from 16 July to 21 September 2018.
The results of this engagement will inform the State Planning Commission’s recommendations on the post consultation draft of the SPPs for consideration by the Minister for Planning.
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The State Government is seeking feedback on how development in South Australia will be assessed, approved and monitored in the new planning system through the release of three new documents for consultation. These are:
The discussion papers are open for feedback until 17 October 2018.
All comments should be submitted to the State Government via the Have Your Say page of the SA Planning Portal. If you would like to share this feedback with the City of Adelaide, please send please send it to: planningreform@cityofadelaide.com.au
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The Department of Planning, Transport & Infrastructure has announced that in response to community feedback, the closing date for submissions on the draft State Planning Policies has been extended to Friday 21 September 2018. Please visit the Have Your Say page on the SA Planning Portal for further details.
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The State Planning Commission has announced plans to convene a Community Engagement Panel to review the draft State Planning Policies that will be delivered as part of the state-wide planning reforms.
You can register you interest in being a part of this panel and provide your views on these and future state-wide planning reforms by emailing
DPTI.PlanningEngagement@sa.gov.au.
Further details about the Community Engagement Panel announcement can be found on the
SA Planning Portal.
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The State Government is holding a number of Open House Drop-in Sessions to give people the opportunity to talk to a senior member of the Planning Reform team. These sessions are programmed to coincide with the release of each of the key papers for consultation.
Further information about these sessions can be found here.
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On 6 August 2018 the State Planning Commission released two further policy discussion papers on Integrated Movement Systems and Natural Resources and Environment.
The intent of these papers is to recommend policies for the new Planning and Design Code (which will replace the 72 existing Development Plans) and to stimulate conversation about the proposed direction.
Both discussion papers are open for feedback until 3 December 2018.
All comments should be submitted to the State Government via the Have Your Say page of the SA Planning Portal. If you would like to share this feedback with the City of Adelaide, please send it to: planningreform@cityofadelaide.com.au
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On Monday 16 July 2018 the State Planning Commission on behalf of the Minister for Planning released the Consultation: Draft State Planning Policies for South Australia.
The paper presents a suite of draft State Planning Policies which cover a number of themes such as integrated planning, design quality, adaptive reuse, biodiversity, climate change, housing supply, heritage, energy, emissions, employment lands etc. Ultimately, the State Planning Policies will be the highest order policy document in South Australia’s planning system and will provide the framework for land use planning and development that aims to improve the liveability, sustainability and prosperity of South Australia.
You can view the paper here.
The Discussion Paper is open for feedback until 7 September 2018.
All feedback should be submitted to the State Government through the SA Planning Portal. If you would like to share this feedback with the City of Adelaide, please send it to: planningreform@cityofadelaide.com.au
