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How does this project relate to the Our Market District Plan?
Direct actions identified in the Our Market District Plan include:
“Improve footpaths, seating, landscaping, and roadways along the north-south streets to build on existing character and opportunities and create interesting and safe spaces for people”.
“Make Field and Market Streets a pedestrian friendly environment, with potential for shared use
roadways”
These actions have been considered alongside the feedback received from stakeholders as
part of Stage 1 consultation (for a summary, please visit the Your Say Adelaide page online at
What is the purpose and approach for the engagement?
The purpose of the engagement for the Vincent Street and Vincent Place streetscape upgrade is to consult, inform and collaborate with key stakeholders and the local community to understand project aspirations and seek feedback on design options.
The approach for the Vincent Street and Vincent Place streetscape upgrade will include:
Direct engagement with local residents and businesses, local community groups, and infrastructure providers through meetings, presentations, door knocking and letter-box drops
Indirect engagement with the wider community through a Your Say Adelaide webpage and letter-box drops.
Stage 1 will present preliminary concept options to local residents and businesses, local community groups, and the wider community to test initial ideas and
identify community aspirations.
Stage 2 will present a refined concept to key stakeholders providing an opportunity to further comment on the concept prior to Council endorsement and detail design.
