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What was the outcome of Stage One of the project?
What are the requirements of the State Disability Inclusion Act?
What does Council have responsibility for?
The City of Adelaide (CoA) is responsible for the delivery of efficient and effective local government services to residents, businesses and visitors to the city. The city is home to nearly 25,000 residents and 311,000 daily city users. As well as delivering a range of municipal services, the City of Adelaide owns and operates a number of facilities and businesses, including: a network of parking stations, the Adelaide Central Market, Adelaide Aquatic Centre, North Adelaide Golf Course, three libraries and three community centres. The City of Adelaide has care and control of many public spaces and places including much of the 700 hectares of Park Land that surround the city.
The City of Adelaide has a vision for Adelaide to be a welcoming and dynamic city full of rich and diverse experiences. To realise this vision, the council has developed the City of Adelaide 2016-2020 Strategic Plan framed around four key themes: Smart, Green, Liveable and Creative. These broad themes underpin the priorities, policies, strategies, projects and services that will be designed and delivered to meet the needs of the community.
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