Why do we need a new location for the Queen Victoria Statue?
As part of the upgrade to Victoria Square/Tarntanyangga a new central plaza will be constructed to cater for large events and this will see the current road replaced by new paving and trees. The statue must be relocated to allow for this newly configured road/plaza.
What does it mean when a statue is listed as a State Heritage Place?
When a statue is listed as a State Heritage Place it means that
Council must take extra care to ensure the statue is not damaged
during the relocation process.
Where can I get more information about stage 1 of the Victoria Square/Tarntanyangga upgrade?
For more information on the upgrade project, visit:
www.victoriasquareadelaide.com
How can I provide my feedback?
You can provide feedback by:
Feedback Form
Complete the online Feedback Form that asks specific questions about the relocation of the Queen Victoria Statue.
Alterntively print out a hard copy version and send it to:
Community Consultation
Queen Victoria Statue Relocation
GPO Box 2252 Adelaide SA 5001
Hard copies can be obtained from Council offices, Libraries and Community Centres. They can also be printed from the Consultation Pack.
Email:
Comments can be emailed directly to yoursay@adelaidecitycouncil.com
Who do I contact for more information?
Please contact:
Nicole Higgins
Marketing Consultant
Office of Major Projects and Initiatives
Ph: 82039290
E: n.higgins@adelaidecitycouncil.com
What happens to my feedback?
We will be using community feedback to gauge support for the two options and present the results to Council at their April meeting.
The overall results of the consultation will be fed back to respondents, where they have provided contact details.
Council will make a final decision on the location of the statue by the end of April 2013, and will be avalialble from this page.
