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Consultation notice from the Eastern Courier Messenger, 29 January 2013

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FOCUS 30 year plan DPA flyer 7 Feb 2013

Amending Unley’s Development Plan

Why?

A briefing By Mr. David Brown

Principal Policy Planner City Of Unley

David’s address will give an insight into the issues and outline:

  • The background to the proposed amendment of Unley’s Development Plan
  • Investigations informing Council’s decisions
  • Principal provisions of the Amendments
  • Importance of community input

A free presentation not to be missed! All welcome.

Following the presentation and discussion a light supper will be provided concluding with a short General Meeting for FOCUS.

Here is a special opportunity to meet David and hear how the City of Unley has negotiated to meet the State Government objectives in connection with the 30 year Plan for Greater Adelaide.

When: Thursday 7 February 2013

Where: Unley Citizens Centre, 18 Arthur St Unley

Time: 7:30pm

Dear Unley Resident,

Development in the City of Unley is regulated by your Council’s Development Plan which is currently being amended to better align with the State Government’s 30 Year Plan for Greater Adelaide. This alignment is a statutory requirement for your Council. The proposed amendments are significant with height limits increased for multi-story developments on Unley and Greenhill Roads. Comments on the proposed amendments are now being sought from the Unley community.

The information brochure attached very briefly outlines the changes many of which have the potential to affect the amenity of residential living. A more detailed Fact Sheet [29 pages] is available from the Council Office. The full plan [89 pages] and the Investigation supporting the plan [85 pages] can be viewed on Council’s website www.unley.sa.gov.au or at the Council Office and Libraries. Now is the time to comment on the Development Plan Amendment. Council is running two information sessions for residents. FOCUS encourages you to attend one of the sessions but your written submission must be lodged no later than 22 February. It is better to have your say now and possibly influence the Amendment to the Development Plan, rather than later!

To further help your understanding of the Development Plan, FOCUS has arranged a special Briefing by David Brown, Unley’s Principal Policy Planner. See flyer overleaf for details. This briefing meeting also provides the opportunity to hear the views of other residents before you lodge your submission with Council.

FOCUS was formed to be a voice for preserving the historical character of Unley. FOCUS is not against development but rather would encourage good development without detracting from Unley’s charm.

We hope to see you at the Briefing on 7 February. Yours sincerely

Ros Islip
President, Friends of City of Unley Society

Please find following the public notification for the Main Road Corridors & Mixed Use & Residential Vitalisation Development Plan Amendment. Click on the image for a larger copy.

Consultation notification from the City of Unley for the Main Road Corridors & Mixed Use & Residential Vitalisation Development Plan Amendment

Consultation notification from the City of Unley for the Main Road Corridors & Mixed Use & Residential Vitalisation Development Plan Amendment

You can also view the City of Unley consultation web page and link to the plan at the following link

http://www.unley.sa.gov.au/site/page.aspx?c=24326

The Development Plan Amendment (DPA) is part of a coordinated Inner Metropolitan Growth Project with the State Government and a key response to the strategies and growth targets of The 30-year Plan for Greater Adelaide. The DPA is a part of Councils program to address required growth by implementing change to achieve a diverse and sustainable community into the future while maintaining the intrinsic character of the City.

The City of Unley is seeking your comments on the proposed DPA to the Unley (City) Development Plan.

Policy amendments in the DPA affect the zoning and intensity of development for the main road corridors and centres in the City ofUnley. This Stage involves priority areas where the development market has indicated demand. Investigations supported the selection of Greenhill Road and Unley Road main street areas to apply the proposed Urban Corridor Zone (refer to the Affected Area Map).

Your views are important even if you are not directly affected, as this is part of a program to review the planning and zoning policies for all of the main road corridors in the City.

The Unley December 2012 Development Register is now available.

You can also download it as an Excel file

Or view it as a map

 

Eastern Courier Messenger: Carramar tops risk list

Article from the Eastern Courier Messenger 5 September 2012 page 19, “Carramar tops risk list”

A presentation by Mr. Fred Hansen, Chief Executive, Urban Renewal Authority

Fred Hansen has recently been appointed as the inaugural Chief Executive of the Urban Renewal Authority which brings together crucial skills and expertise, along with land and building assets, that will significantly contribute to delivering on a number of the key policy priorities of the South Australian Government.

  • The role of the Urban Renewal Authority
  • New Urban Form
  • Connectivity
  • Engagement.

A free presentation not to be missed! All welcome.

Following the presentation and discussion a light supper will be provided concluding with the Annual General Meeting for FOCUS.

Here is a special opportunity to hear about the Urban Renewal Authority and the benefits for the City of Unley as Fred Hansen outlines:

When: Tuesday 18 September 2012

Where: Unley Community Centre, 18 Arthur St Unley

Time: 7:30pm

Contact details:

Email: focusonunley@gmail.com

Web: http://www.focusonunley.org

Download the flyer for this event at the link below

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