Draft Asset Management Plans

Consultation has concluded.

The outcome of the initial consultation on the draft Asset Management Plans (the ‘Plans’) was presented to Council in April 2016. Feedback received was incorporated into the draft Plans.

The updated draft Asset Management Plans were then released for a mandatory 21 day consultation period from 25 August 2016 to 15 September 2016. The Plans were then presented to Council in October 2016 and have now been formally adopted.

Copies of the Plans are available on the City of Adelaide’s website: Please click here


The outcome of the initial consultation on the draft Asset Management Plans (the ‘Plans’) was presented to Council in April 2016. Feedback received was incorporated into the draft Plans.

The updated draft Asset Management Plans were then released for a mandatory 21 day consultation period from 25 August 2016 to 15 September 2016. The Plans were then presented to Council in October 2016 and have now been formally adopted.

Copies of the Plans are available on the City of Adelaide’s website: Please click here


Consultation has concluded.

  • Project background and information

    almost 3 years ago
    Background:
    Adelaide is a budding city, registering the third fastest residential growth between 2003 and 2013, behind Perth and Melbourne. There are 22,000 residents in the Adelaide City Council area and this number is forecast to grow to 39,000 by 2036 – an increase of 70%.

    To cater for this growth, it is important to ensure that the management of the City’s infrastructure and associated levels of service are planned in a way that meets future demand in a sustainable way and responds to customers' expectations.

    We want your feedback to help us inform the...

    Background:
    Adelaide is a budding city, registering the third fastest residential growth between 2003 and 2013, behind Perth and Melbourne. There are 22,000 residents in the Adelaide City Council area and this number is forecast to grow to 39,000 by 2036 – an increase of 70%.

    To cater for this growth, it is important to ensure that the management of the City’s infrastructure and associated levels of service are planned in a way that meets future demand in a sustainable way and responds to customers' expectations.

    We want your feedback to help us inform the management plans and levels of service of the City's Streets, Buildings and Park Lands.

    In line with the requirements stipulated by Section 122 (1a) Local Government Act 1999, the Council reviews its Asset Management Plan within two years of a local government election. The most recent Adelaide City Council election was held in November 2014.

    Council is undertaking a comprehensive review of the Asset Management Plans for its diverse and complex infrastructure portfolio which is divided into the following broad asset categories: Streets, Buildings and Park Lands.

    This is a periodic review which enables Council to plan its asset management efforts, optimising outcomes for the community and assigning resources to areas of greatest need, in line with Council’s overall strategic and budgetary objectives.

    The final Asset Management Plan will take into account the feedback received during the consultation process and will be exhibited for public comment in March 2016.


    Project Information

    Please read through the Consultation Pack and Asset Management Plan Summaries for further project information.

    Browse the FAQs for commonly asked questions about this project.

    Take a look at the Workshop tab to participate in a workshop.

    Please complete the Feedback Form for the Asset Management Plan; Streets, Buildings & Park Lands

    You will be asked to login to your user account before providing your feedback. Please ensure your profile is up to date with your latest contact details. If you need some help on the registration process please read this handy guide here.


  • Workshop Feedback Opportunities

    about 4 years ago

    Workshops will be held at the following dates, times and venues:

    • Monday 16 November from 10am - 12pm; North Adelaide Community Centre; 176 Tynte Street, North Adelaide
    • Tuesday 17 November from 12pm - 2pm; Hutt Street Library, 235 Hutt Street Adelaide
    • Wednesday 18 November from 5pm - 7pm; Minor Works Building, 22 Stamford Court (between Gilbert and Sturt Streets - part of ERGO development)

    If you are interested in attending one of the workshops please email yoursay@adelaidecitycouncil.com or call 8203 7203 with your preferred session.


    Workshops will be held at the following dates, times and venues:

    • Monday 16 November from 10am - 12pm; North Adelaide Community Centre; 176 Tynte Street, North Adelaide
    • Tuesday 17 November from 12pm - 2pm; Hutt Street Library, 235 Hutt Street Adelaide
    • Wednesday 18 November from 5pm - 7pm; Minor Works Building, 22 Stamford Court (between Gilbert and Sturt Streets - part of ERGO development)

    If you are interested in attending one of the workshops please email yoursay@adelaidecitycouncil.com or call 8203 7203 with your preferred session.