Inner and Middle Metropolitan Corridor (Design) amendment
Current status
The Inner and Middle Metropolitan Corridor (Design) Development Plan Amendment (DPA) (2.6 MB PDF) was approved by the Minister for Planning by notice in the South Australian Government Gazette on 19 December 2017.
Background
The 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide focuses on the delivery of a new urban form for Greater Adelaide to produce a more liveable, sustainable and competitive city. Key policies encourage a more compact urban form with increased densities of development at strategic locations close to public transport, particularly in the CBD and along significant urban boulevards where the interface with lower rise areas can be managed. These strategic directions are being implemented through a number of planning reforms including this and other DPAs.
Purpose of the amendment
The Inner and Middle Metropolitan Corridor (Design) DPA (2.6 MB PDF) proposes new planning policies for medium developments to improve their design quality and integration with nearby low scale residential areas, provide better outcomes for local streetscapes and the public realm, improve the form and appearance of new developments and provide better relationships between nearby medium developments.
Area affected by the amendment
The community information sheet (520.7 KB PDF) includes a map of the areas affected and also provides details about the proposed amendment and the amendment process. Individual community information sheets have also been prepared to outline the amendments for each affected Council area:
- Burnside (116.8 KB PDF)
- Norwood Payneham and St Peters (3.3 MB PDF)
- Unley (216.1 KB PDF)
- West Torrens (2.9 MB PDF).
The development plans affected are:
- Burnside (City) Development Plan
- Norwood Payneham & St Peters (City) Development Plan
- Unley (City) Development Plan
- West Torrens Council Development Plan.
Consultation process
Consultation on Ministerial DPAs is conducted by the State Planning Commission, an independent statutory body which provides advice to the Minister for Planning.
Two public information sessions were held on 15 and 22 June 2017.
The period for receiving written public submissions closed on 25 July 2017.
Four public meetings were held in August 2017.
Related information
On this site
Other websites
- SA Planning Portal - Housing and Employment Land Supply Program (HELSP)
- South Australia's Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan
- SA Planning Portal
Downloads
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