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Expert Panel on Planning Reform: Research & Observation Papers.
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This consultation has concluded.
During the latter half of 2013, we sought your comments on a series of documents that Council prepared in relation to the Planning Reform review.
The purpose of the Research and Observation Papers were to provide information on current arrangements of planning decision-making in the City of Adelaide and to help inform Council response to the Plannning Reform review.
The papers focused on three key topics in relation to planning in the City of Adelaide and they included:
Historic Heritage and Character which identifies issues relating to heritage and historic character.
Future Statutory Planning Systems is to provide information on current and emerging trends for statutory planning systems.
City Planning and Governance is to identify issues relating to the current governance of planning in the City of Adelaide.
Further Information
View the Related Documents section for the Research and Obersation Papers and Cosultation Packs
Read through the FAQ which answers some of your commonly asked questions
Sign up here to stay updated on Council's response to the Expert Panel on Planning Reform.
Visit the Expert Panel’s own website here for further information about the inquiry and how to participate directly.
During the latter half of 2013, we sought your comments on a series of documents that Council prepared in relation to the Planning Reform review.
The purpose of the Research and Observation Papers were to provide information on current arrangements of planning decision-making in the City of Adelaide and to help inform Council response to the Plannning Reform review.
The papers focused on three key topics in relation to planning in the City of Adelaide and they included:
Historic Heritage and Character which identifies issues relating to heritage and historic character.
Future Statutory Planning Systems is to provide information on current and emerging trends for statutory planning systems.
City Planning and Governance is to identify issues relating to the current governance of planning in the City of Adelaide.
Further Information
View the Related Documents section for the Research and Obersation Papers and Cosultation Packs
Read through the FAQ which answers some of your commonly asked questions
Sign up here to stay updated on Council's response to the Expert Panel on Planning Reform.
Visit the Expert Panel’s own website here for further information about the inquiry and how to participate directly.
