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Watch this space as it is updated with our latest project and community engagement news.
Thank you for your continued participation and we look forward to receiving your feedback for our current engagements listed below.
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Draft Strategic Plan 2024-2028: Help us shape the future of the City of Adelaide.
Toilets Park 17: Let us know your thoughts on the replacement of the current toilet facility.
Charles Street, Adelaide - Road Closure: We would like feedback on the road closure proposed to support a pedestrian friendly environment.
Park Lands Community Buildings Policy: Let us know your thoughts on the draft Park Lands Community Buildings (Sport and Recreation) Policy.
Melbourne Street - Bus Stop 4: Seeking feedback about the reinstatement of Bus Stop 4.
Melbourne Street - Proposed Wombat Crossing: What do you think about the proposed location for a new wombat crossing?
Creating a 'greener' city: Let us know what you think about our green infrastructure, which is part of our journey towards being prepared for climate change.
CURRENT INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
Rymill Park/Murlawirrapurka (Park 14) - Lake renewal Project: The lake in Rymill Park is undergoing improvement and will be closed from late August 2023 until April 2024. Find out more about the project here.
Adelaide Town Hall Conservation Project: The project will take approximately 16 months, and you can keep up to date with the conservation works.
Veale Gardens Renewal Project: Find out more about rehabilitation and improvements to the banks of the creek, two footbridges and some footpaths in Veale Gardens here.
Resilient Flood Planning: Find out how a Stormwater Management Plan is being developed to improve the city’s flood resilience.
Waymouth Street/Topham Mall Intersection Footpath Renewal: The intersection of Waymouth Street and Topham Mall is being improved, and information about the footpath renewal can be found here.
Francis Street Renewal: Stormwater infrastructure is being upgraded in Francis Street, and you can keep up to date with the progress of the works.
CONSULTATION UPDATES
Newlands Lane
We heard that the laneway is a well-used and important link between Melbourne Street and Finnis Street, and a valuable connection between North Adelaide and the Parklands. Council has decided based on the feedback received to keep the laneway open.
The project team will continue to investigate the laneway; with a re-design to be undertaken to consider pedestrian safety lighting with a renewed footpath to improve accessibility. The stormwater pipe under Newlands Lane will remain and continue to manage the Council's Stormwater system in this precinct. For more information click here.
Pitt Street Streetscape Upgrade
This upgrade aims to provide a key city pedestrian connection, promote economic vitality, enhance the street's unique character and provide opportunities for street activation such as outdoor dining.
Construction is anticipated to commence late 2023, and will take 6-10 months to complete. For more details and to keep up to date click here.
Kingston Terrace (Jerningham to Francis Street) Stormwater and Streetscape Improvements
Feedback was carefully considered against budget, renewal requirements and asset condition, and option number 2 has been identified as the best solution.
The project will move to detailed design this financial year, with construction scheduled for the 2024/25 financial year. Further information can be found here.
Climate Action Plan
In May 2023, Council endorsed the Climate Action Plan 2022-25, following the conversations we had with you and the suggestions we received. The Climate Action Plan 2022-25 is now available to download at Carbon Neutral Adelaide. The plan documents our ongoing efforts in four themes: an electrified city, a mobile population, a green and resilient community, and a leading Council.
The 2020/21 Community Emissions Inventories are now available at Tracking city carbon emissions. We can now be proud that city-wide emissions have been decreasing, while the city itself has been growing. Between the 2007 and 2022 financial years our residential population grew by 41% and Gross Regional Product increased by 58%. Over this time, greenhouse gas emissions decreased by 26%.
To find out more about this project click here.
Thank you for your continued participation and we look forward to receiving your feedback for our current engagements listed below.
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Park Lands Dry Area Regulation Review: We would like the community's feedback on the next steps for the Adelaide Park Lands Dry Area Regulations which will expire on 22 December 2023.
Draft Behavioural Support Policy: We are seeking feedback on our draft Behavioural Support Policy to inform the development of the policy before it's adoption by Council.
Draft Code of Practice for Access to Council and Committee Meetings and Documents (the Code): We will be seeking input to inform the development of the Code in October. Please visit Your Say Adelaide from 3 October until 5pm 25 October to provide feedback.
Adelaide Cleansing Trial: We are trialling increasing the cleaning in two zones across the city and are keen to hear your thoughts.
Adelaide Park Lands Annual Community Forum: What do the Adelaide Park Lands mean to you? We invite you to share your thoughts, ideas and questions at any of the upcoming Community Forums.
Come along to help shape the future of our cherished Park Lands, plus enjoy a free coffee and plant giveaway on us!
Resilient Flood Planning: Find out how a Stormwater Management Plan is being developed to improve the city’s flood resilience.
Melbourne Street Revitalisation: Let us know your thoughts about the Melbourne Street temporary footpath extensions.
Hindley Street Footpath Project: What do you think of the footpath extensions being trialled to increase the walking space in some areas of on Hindley Street?
Hutt Street Revitalisation: Find out more about how you can be a part of the revitalisation journey of Hutt Street.
Creating a 'greener' city: Let us know what you think about our green infrastructure, which is part of our journey towards being prepared for climate change.
CURRENT INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
Rymill Park/Murlawirrapurka (Park 14) - Lake renewal Project: The lake in Rymill Park is undergoing improvement and will be closed from late August 2023 until April 2024. Find out more about the project here.
Veale Gardens Renewal Project: Find out more about rehabilitation and improvements to the banks of the creek, two footbridges and some footpaths in Veale Gardens here.
Waymouth Street/Topham Mall Intersection Footpath Renewal: The intersection of Waymouth Street and Topham Mall is being improved, and information about the footpath renewal can be found here.
Francis Street Renewal: Stormwater infrastructure is being upgraded in Francis Street, and you can keep up to date with the progress of the works.
Thank you for your continued participation and we look forward to receiving your feedback for our current engagements listed below.
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Adelaide Cleansing Trial: We are trialling increasing the cleaning in two zones across the city and are keen to hear your thoughts.
Expression of Interest (EOI) for Park Lands Community Facilities: Find out more about leases up for renewal here.
Draft Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16) Master Plan: Seeking feedback on the draft Victoria Park Master Plan to help prioritise recommendations.
Adelaide Park Lands Annual Community Forum
What do the Adelaide Park Lands mean to you? We invite you to share your thoughts, ideas and questions at any of the upcoming Community Forums.
Come along to help shape the future of our cherished Park Lands, plus enjoy a free coffee and plant giveaway on us!
City User Profile Survey: Want to help the City of Adelaide improve what we deliver for our community? You can help shape the services and programs delivered by Council by being a part of our City User Profile (CUP) survey! The CUP Survey is a long-standing research study that has been undertaken by the City of Adelaide since the early 2000's. This vital research helps us to better understand the needs of our community, so we can continue to improve the services we provide.
Further information about the annual City User Profile Survey can be found on the City of Adelaide website under the 'City profile and population' section.
To participate in the survey please follow this link. Please note, this link will take you to an external site.
Flinders Street: Streetscape Works between Pulteney Street and Hutt Street: We would like to hear your thoughts on our plans to make the street safer for pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles.
Resilient Flood Planning: Find out how a Stormwater Management Plan is being developed to improve the city’s flood resilience.
Melbourne Street Revitalisation: Let us know your thoughts about the Melbourne Street temporary footpath extensions.
Hindley Street Footpath Project: What do you think of the footpath extensions being trialled to increase the walking space in some areas of on Hindley Street?
Hutt Street Revitalisation: Find out more about how you can be a part of the revitalisation journey of Hutt Street.
Creating a 'greener' city: Let us know what you think about our green infrastructure, which is part of our journey towards being prepared for climate change.
CURRENT INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
Rymill Park/Murlawirrapurka (Park 14) - Lake renewal Project: The lake in Rymill Park is undergoing improvement and will be closed from late August 2023 until April 2024. Find out more about the project here.
Veale Gardens Renewal Project: Find out more about rehabilitation and improvements to the banks of the creek, two footbridges and some footpaths in Veale Gardens here.
Waymouth Street/Topham Mall Intersection Footpath Renewal: The intersection of Waymouth Street and Topham Mall is being improved, and information about the footpath renewal can be found here.
Francis Street Renewal: Stormwater infrastructure is being upgraded in Francis Street, and you can keep up to date with the progress of the works.
CONSULTATION UPDATES
2024 Adelaide Fringe - Temporary closure of Rundle Road
Following consideration of the outcomes of the community consultation, Adelaide Fringe, The Garden of Unearthly Delights and Gluttony events have withdrawn their application to close Rundle Road for the 2024 Adelaide Fringe.
The Adelaide Fringe, The Garden of Unearthly Delights and Gluttony events have acknowledged the public feedback received, and have advised that they plan to work through this feedback with stakeholders before they consider revisiting a potential application in the future.
Hamilton Place, Adelaide: One Way Traffic Flow
At its meeting on 27 June Council noted the results of traffic assessments and public consultation for the proposed closure to westbound traffic in Hamilton Place, Adelaide. A decision was made to retain the existing two-way traffic conditions in Hamilton Place.
As part of the Greener City Streets Program five new trees will be planted and one water sensitive urban design greening area will be installed at the eastern end of Hamilton Place in late 2023.
National Heritage Management Plan for the Adelaide Park Lands and City Layout
Following the conclusion of the consultation period on the Draft National Heritage Management Plan for the Adelaide Park Lands and City Layout, Council is in the process of considering the submissions received and appropriate amendments to the Policy. The draft National Heritage Management Plan with recommended changes to the Plan arising from public consultation will be considered by Council in November 2023.
Sturt Street West Greening
The Sturt West Greening Project has been put on hold and will not be delivered as part of this year's Business Plan and Budget (BP&B). The Project will be considered in future BP&B’s.
The reasons for the works not proceeding are as follows:
Further to the above, in May 2023, Council made a decision to reallocate funding from the Sturt Street West Greening project to other projects to align with the BP&B focus for the 2023-24 financial year. This project was partly funded by Green Adelaide and the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program (LRCI).
The project team will engage with community groups directly to inform them of this decision.
The Grant Partners have been notified and CoA are looking to reallocate the Green Adelaide and LRCI funding.
Thank you for your continued participation and we look forward to receiving your feedback for our current engagements listed below.
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Flinders Street: Streetscape Works between Pulteney Street and Hutt Street: We would like to hear your thoughts on our plans to make the street safer for pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles.
Adelaide Aquatic Centre Redevelopment: Construction Licence and Lease Agreement (Denise Norton Park / Pardipardinyilla (Park 2)): To facilitate the State Government's Adelaide Aquatic Centre Redevelopment Project, the Department for Infrastructure will require a construction licence and a long-term lease agreement. Feedback on the draft Licence and draft Lease Agreement can be provided here.
2024 Adelaide Fringe: Temporary closure of Rundle Road: We are inviting feedback on the application from the Adelaide Fringe and venues Gluttony and the Garden of Unearthly Delights to expand their event to include areas on a closed section of Rundle Road.
Draft Community Land Management Plan for the Adelaide Park Lands: We are seeking your views on the draft Community Land Management Plan for the Adelaide Park Lands.
Resilient Flood Planning: Find out how a Stormwater Management Plan is being developed to improve the city’s flood resilience.
Melbourne Street Revitalisation: Let us know your thoughts about the Melbourne Street temporary footpath extensions.
Hindley Street Footpath Project: What do you think of the footpath extensions being trialled to increase the walking space in some areas of on Hindley Street?
Hutt Street Revitalisation: Find out more about how you can be a part of the revitalisation journey of Hutt Street.
Creating a 'greener' city: Let us know what you think about our green infrastructure, which is part of our journey towards being prepared for climate change.
CURRENT INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
Veale Gardens Renewal Project: Find out more about rehabilitation and improvements to the banks of the creek, two footbridges and some footpaths in Veale Gardens here.
Waymouth Street/Topham Mall Intersection Footpath Renewal: The intersection of Waymouth Street and Topham Mall is being improved, and information about the footpath renewal can be found here.
Francis Street Renewal: Stormwater infrastructure is being upgraded in Francis Street, and you can keep up to date with the progress of the works.
CURRENT CITY WORKS PERMIT APPLICATION CONSULTATION
Flo Traffic Services and Pelligra: We are seeking feedback on an application for a City Works Permit from Flo Traffic Services and Pelligra for the full road closure of Pirie Street between Gawler Place and Wyatt Street for multiple weekends from 12 August to 31 December 2023 to facilitate multiple crane lifts.
CONSULTATION UPDATES
Business Plan and Budget
On the 27 June Council adopted its Business Plan and Budget (BP&B) 2023/24 with some amendments, that followed an extensive consultation process with the community.
During our public consultation, over 400 individual feedback / submissions were made. We heard from the community that things like the Park Lands, parking, community sports infrastructure, safety, transport, outdoor dining, city vibrancy and tackling climate change were important. Approximately 63% of our general surveys received supported some or all of the priorities identified for 2023/24. A summary of our consultation can be found online here.
After taking community feedback into consideration, the changes now include:
• Upgrades to Light Square electrical infrastructure at an estimated cost of $400,000
• Amending Park Lands event fees from 1 October to reflect a reduction to 2020 fee levels
• A commitment to continuing to work with ACSARA on its proposed facility within Golden Wattle Park / Mirnu Wirra (Park 21W), and developing policy options for Park Lands buildings for the provision of fit for purpose facilities including toilets, changerooms and storage
• Further detail on the timing and cost of upgrades for Gouger Street, Hutt Street, Hindley Street, O’Connell Street and Melbourne Street
Council will continue to welcome visitors back to our City, create a vibrant and culturally diverse community, drive economic growth for our businesses, protect and celebrate our Park Lands, improve our infrastructure for all to enjoy and show leadership through partnerships and by being financially sustainable.
Read more about our plan and budget for the year ahead.
Street Planting
We asked the community if they supported the proposal to increase greening across the city in streets that have little to no vegetation. The majority of responses were in favour of the increased greening in the proposed streets. Based on the feedback received, the project team are focussing on updating plans. We anticipate the greening works to commence in October 2023. You can find out more here.
Thank you for your continued participation and we look forward to receiving your feedback for our current engagements listed below.
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Wakefield Street Streetscape Works: Find out more about the design for the renewal of Wakefield Street and tell us what you think.
Kingston Terrace Stormwater and Streetscape Improvements: Let us know your thoughts on proposed concept options which include new underground stormwater infrastructure.
Newlands Lane: While we plan underground pipe works, we would like your feedback on how this laneway is used in order to ensure our pathway network is suitable now and into the future.
Resilient Flood Planning: Find out how a Stormwater Management Plan is being developed to improve the city’s flood resilience.
Melbourne Street Revitalisation: Let us know your thoughts about the Melbourne Street temporary footpath extensions.
Hindley Street Footpath Project: What do you think of the footpath extensions being trialled to increase the walking space in some areas of on Hindley Street?
Hutt Street Footpath Project: Find out more about how you can be a part of the revitalisation journey of Hutt Street.
Creating a 'greener' city: Let us know what you think about our green infrastructure, which is part of our journey towards being prepared for climate change.
CURRENT INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
Veale Gardens Renewal Project: Rehabilitation and improvements to the banks of the creek, two footbridges and some footpaths will be starting soon. Find out more here.
Francis Street Renewal: Stormwater infrastructure is being upgraded in Francis Street, and you can keep up to date with the progress of the works.
Waymouth Street/Topham Mall Intersection Footpath Renewal: The intersection of Waymouth Street and Topham Mall is being improved, and information about the footpath renewal can be found here.
CONSULTATION UPDATE
At it's meeting on 13 June 2023, Council resolved to approve the application from Harvest Rock Pty Ltd to close a portion of Bartels Road from Dequetteville Terrace to East Terrace from 7:01pm Tuesday 24 October 2023 until 11:59 on Monday 30 October 2023 for Harvest Rock 2023.
Thank you for your continued participation and we look forward to receiving your feedback for our current engagements listed below.
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Draft 2023/24 Business Plan and Budget: We want your feedback on our Draft 2023/24 Business Plan and Budget. Did we get our priorities and projects right? Do you agree with the changes to rates and charges? Come along to one of our community sessions to find out more.
Resilient Flood Planning: Find out how a Stormwater Management Plan is being developed to improve the city’s flood resilience.
Melbourne Street Revitalisation: Let us know your thoughts about the Melbourne Street temporary footpath extensions.
Hindley Street Footpath Project: What do you think of the footpath extensions being trialled to increase the walking space in some areas of on Hindley Street?
Hutt Street Footpath Project: Find out more about how you can be a part of the revitalisation journey of Hutt Street.
Creating a 'greener' city: Let us know what you think about our green infrastructure, which is part of our journey towards being prepared for climate change.
Adelaide Economic Development Agency (AEDA): The City of Adelaide would like to hear from business owners operating in Adelaide (5000) and North Adelaide (5006). We are interested in your views on the Adelaide Economic Development Agency (AEDA). Whether or not you have engaged with AEDA or used its services, your views as business owners are valuable. To participate in the anonymous survey please follow this link. Please note, this link will take you to an external site.
CURRENT INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
Francis Street Renewal: Stormwater infrastructure is being upgraded in Francis Street, and you can keep up to date with the progress of the works.
Waymouth Street/Topham Mall Intersection Footpath Renewal: The intersection of Waymouth Street and Topham Mall is being improved, and information about the footpath renewal can be found here.
CURRENT CITY WORKS PERMIT APPLICATION CONSULTATION
Reds Global and Prime Traffic Solutions - Full road closure of Frome Street between Pirie Street and Flinders Street: We are seeking your feedback on an application for a City Works Permit from Reds Global and Prime Traffic Solutions for the full road closure of Frome Street between Pirie Street and Flinders Street from 11:59pm Friday 16 June until 6:00am Monday 19 June 2023 to facilitate multiple crane lifts for a tower crane installation. Click here to provide your submission.
Thank you for your continued participation and we look forward to receiving your feedback for our current engagements listed below.
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Renewable Electricity Purchase for Business Within the City of Adelaide: We are seeking businesses and organisations within the City of Adelaide (postcodes 5000 and 5006) who are interested in reducing energy costs and carbon emissions by choosing to buy renewable electricity, through their billing arrangement. Click here to find out more about how you can get involved.
Melbourne Street - Main Street Revitalisation: As part of the revitalisation plans for Melbourne Street, temporary footpath extensions to improve pedestrian amenities were installed in late November 2022. We are seeking your feedback on the temporary footpath extension areas.
Hutt Street - Main Street Revitalisation: The City of Adelaide has identified Hutt Street as a priority main street and is developing comprehensive plans for revitalisation. Find out more about how you can be a part of the main street revitalisation journey.
Creating a 'greener' city: The City of Adelaide is working towards becoming 'climate ready' which means being prepared for climate change. Let us know what you think about our green infrastructure.
CURRENT INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
Francis Street Renewal: Council is undertaking significant works in 2023 to upgrade stormwater infrastructure in Francis Street. The Francis Street Renewal will replace critical underground stormwater infrastructure with fit-for-purpose piping, pits and connections. Some modification to underground utilities may be required during the works. Keep up to date with the progress of the Francis Street Stormwater Upgrade.
Waymouth Street/Topham Mall Intersection Footpath Renewal: As part of the Market to Riverbank link project, pedestrian movement and connectivity at the intersection of Waymouth Street and Topham Mall is being improved. Information about the project can be found here.
Bentham Street Upgrade: Bentham Street upgrade works are now completed, with minor works remaining. These minor works include installation of public art and display cabinets which are currently being manufactured and expected to be installed later in the year. Click here to find out more about the Bentham Street Upgrade.
PROJECT UPDATES
Dog Leash Provisions in the Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16) Wetland: The Wetland in Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi (Park 16) has been declared a dog on-leash area as a result of a recent Council decision. This follows the observed interactions between dogs and native water birds since the Wetland opened in May 2022. In December 2021, after consulting with the community, Council adopted arrangements as part of the Community Land Management Plan General Provisions that allowed dogs to be off-leash in many areas of the Adelaide Park Lands, including the Wetland which was then under construction. Signage advising park visitors of the new on-leash requirement will be installed at all Wetland entry points shortly.
Paxtons Walk - Streetscape Revitalisation Project: The Paxtons Walk upgrade has been completed. Images of Paxtons Walk before and after the upgrade can be viewed here.
Thank you for your continued participation and we look forward to receiving your feedback for our current engagements listed below.
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National Heritage Management Plan for the Adelaide Park Lands and City Layout: The City of Adelaide have engaged with Swanbury Penglas to develop a Heritage Management Plan (HMP) for The Adelaide Park Lands and City Layout. The HMP will be used as a tool by the Council, State and Commonwealth Government agencies to inform future development, decision making and management strategies for the area. Tell us what you think of the Adelaide Park Lands and City Layout Draft Heritage Management Plan.
Hamilton Place, Adelaide: One-Way Traffic Flow: Council has been requested to investigate making Hamilton Place one-way (eastbound) from Morphett Street to Hurman Street. Click here for more information and to provide feedback.
Melbourne Street - Main Street Revitalisation: As part of the revitalisation plans for Melbourne Street, temporary footpath extensions to improve pedestrian amenities were installed in late November 2022. We are seeking your feedback on the temporary footpath extension areas.
Hindley Street Footpath Project: Footpath extension areas being trialled on Hindley Street to address safety and amenity issues by increasing the walkable space through selected areas of the street. Click here for more information and the chance to provide your feedback.
Hutt Street - Main Street Revitalisation: The City of Adelaide has identified Hutt Street as a priority main street and is developing comprehensive plans for place revitalisation. Find out more about how you can be a part of the main street revitalisation journey.
Creating a 'Greener' City: The City of Adelaide is working towards becoming 'climate ready' which means being prepared for climate change. Let us know what you think about our green infrastructure.
Thank you for your continued participation and we look forward to receiving your feedback for our current engagements listed below.
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Hindley Street Footpath Project: Footpath extension areas being trialled on Hindley Street to address safety and amenity issues by increasing the walkable space through selected areas of the street. Click here for more information and the chance to provide your feedback.
Hutt Street - Main Street Revitalisation: The City of Adelaide has identified Hutt Street as a priority main street and is developing comprehensive plans for place revitalisation. Find out more about how you can be a part of the main street revitalisation journey.
Creating a 'greener' city: The City of Adelaide is working towards becoming 'climate ready' which means being prepared for climate change. Let us know what you think about our green infrastructure.
Adelaide Motorsport Festival - Proposal for an Event on a Road: The City of Adelaide has received an application from the event organisers to hold the Adelaide Motorsport Festival on a section of Wakefield Road from 5pm Friday 24 March until 11:30pm Sunday 26 March 2023. Click here for more information.
CURRENT CITY WORKS PERMIT APPLICATION CONSULTATION
Flo Traffic Services and Pelligra: We would like your feedback regarding the full road closure of Pirie Street between Gawler Place and Wyatt Street to facilitate multiple crane lifts, every weekend from Saturday 11 February 2023 to Sunday 2 July 2023. Saturdays from 6am to 7pm and Sundays from 6am to 5pm. Click here to provide your submission.
PROJECT UPDATES
Let's step it up: What's next for a low carbon Adelaide? Consultation on the draft Climate Action Plan 2022-2025 and draft Climate Policy closed on 11 December 2022 and feedback is being reviewed.
Planning and Development in the City: Consultation on the review of SA's planning system has concluded. Additional information can be sent via email to stategovtplanreview@cityofadelaide.com.au
Thank you for your continued participation and we look forward to receiving your feedback for our current engagements listed below.
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Carbon Neutral Adelaide: To support the City of Adelaide's Carbon Neutral Strategy 2015 - 2025, we have developed a draft Climate Action Plan 2022-2025 and draft Climate Policy. Let us know what you think by clicking here.
Creating a 'greener' city: As part of working towards becoming 'climate ready' (prepared for climate change), we've installed 'green infrastructures' at the corner of Halifax and Hutt streets. Let us know what you think of them by clicking here.
Main Streets Revitalisation: Hindley Street, Hutt Street, Melbourne Street and O’Connell Street have been identified as priority main streets and comprehensive plans for place revitalisation are being developed. Find out more about how you can be a part of the main street revitalisation journey.
PROJECT UPDATES
Paxtons Walk - Streetscape Revitalisation Project: The underground stormwater infrastructure is mostly completed! We are now building the beautiful concrete tiered seating facing the Ayer’s House garden. Click here to read more.
Rymill Park/Murlawirrapurka (Park 14) - Event Infrastructure Upgrade: Despite a very wet end to winter and start to spring, the contractor has successfully completed the in-ground component of the project. Click here to read more.
City Skate Park: The skate park is officially open! The Olympic standard skate park will give skateboarders and all wheeled sport enthusiasts a permanent community facility in the CBD. Click here to read more.
Thanks for participating and continuing to be part of the conversations. We always look forward to your input.
City of Adelaide Community Engagement Team
