Consultation has concluded.
Residential and Main Street DPA - Update 31 October 2014.
Council has received notification that the Development Plan Amendment - Part 1 has been gazetted.
You can view the consolidated Development Plan here.
You can also view a updated Development Plan Zone and Policy Area Map here.
Additionally a summary of the key changes can be viewed here.
Overall Council is pleased with the contribution from all of the members of the community, residential and industry groups. The DPA has been formulated over a couple of years through rounds of consultation with various stakeholders.
The Minister for Planning in letter dated 27 October 2014 has requested the Development Policy Advisory Committee to review Part 2.
You can view these relevant documents here:
Minister for Planning _ Letter dated 27 October 2014
Whilst Part 2 is yet to be determined, the DPA provides a great future direction for the City's Main Sreets and southern residential areas.
Council is working on the finalising Part 2 of the Development Plan Amendment.
For more information contact Beth Thackray on 8203 7437.
Background
In 2012, Council agreed with the Minister of Planning to prepare a Residential and Main Street Development Plan Amendment (DPA).
In preparing the draft DPA, Council undertook initial consultation in 2012.
The initial consultation has informed the DPA along with other investigations. Earlier stages of project included:
Stage 1: Early Engagement (consultation closed 26 Oct 12)
In September 2012 Council sought early engagement from the community to inform Council’s preparation of the Residential and Main Street DPA. Click to read the Report on Early Engagement. Click here to read other Stage 1 documents.
Stage 2: Community Updates (February 2013)
Using community feedback gathered in Stage 1, Council prepared and submitted a draft Residential and Main Street DPA to the Minster for Planning. We released this proposal to keep the community informed along the way. Click read the Community Update Info Sheet. Click here to read other Stage 2 documents.
Stage 3 - Statutory Consultation (Closed - October 2013 - January 2014)
A large number of responses were received and a public hearing was also held on Wednesday, 29 January 2014 at the Adelaide Town Hall, 128 King William Street, Adelaide.
Stage 4 – Reporting (April 2014- Oct 2014)
A report was prepared for the City Planning and Development Committee for Councils consideration on the 1 April 2014 available here.The DPA and technical documents were forwarded to the Minister for Plannings consideration in Mid April 2014.
The version forwarded to the Minister and the supporting documents can downloaded below.
• DPA - Amendment Instructions and Zone and Policy Area Maps
• Summary of Consultation and Proposed Amendments Report (SCPA REPORT)
A report was prepared to City Planning and Development Committee for Councils consideration on the 1 April 2014. Copies of the submissions in full can be found here. Many matters were raised outside the scope of the DPA will be addressed in another report to Council.
Stage 5 - Gazettal (October 2014)
The DPA was split during this stage into two parts.The first part of the DPA was gazetted (approved) on 30 October 2014. The second part (which is yet to be gazetted) involves the determination of:
Manitoba Housing Complex - This was split from the DPA to allow the determination of the State Heritage Place nomination. This is anticipated to be determined within the new year 2015.
Historic Conservation Areas - These are to be reviewed by the Development Policy Advisory Committee (DPAC) on 19 November 2014. Following this, DPAC will provide a report for the Minister for Planning's consideration. The Minister for Planning will then determine the final DPA.
A copy of the letter from DPAC can be found here.
A copy of the letter from the Minister for Planning can be found here.
For more information contact Beth Thackray on 8203 7437.
Have your say on the future of the Main Street and Residential Areas of Adelaide. The City of Adelaide is proposing changes to the planning policy in these key areas.
