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The status of Development Plan Amendments (DPAs) as at 30 April 2020. NEW – recently announced DPAs: On consultation Council: DPA: Area affected: until: Remove from the Principle of Development Control 1, list of envisaged uses of the Mixed Use Zone references to ‘Preschool’, Amendment to the ‘Restaurant’ and ‘Retirement City of Mitcham City of Mitcham Village’; remove from Public N/A Council Notification Category 1 listing Development Plan references to ‘Pre-school’, ‘Restaurant’ and ‘Retirement Village’; and remove car parking rates for apartments. Council-initiated DPAs not yet on consultation: Council(s): DPA: Status: City of Adelaide City Centre Heritage (Part 2) Unresolved Woodville Road and Environs City of Charles Sturt TBA. Revitalisation DPA Consultation concluded, under consideration: Council(s): DPA: Status: Minor Amendments Development Consultation concluded City of Adelaide Plan Amendment 15 September 2019 Findon Road, Kidman Park (North) Consultation concluded Mixed Use 23 May 2019 City of Charles Sturt Kilkenny Mixed Use (Residential and Consultation concluded Commercial) Development Plan 14 April 2020 Amendment (Privately Funded) City of Holdfast Bay Seacliff Park Residential and Centre Consultation concluded City of Marion DPA 17 October 2019 District Council of Lower Eyre Holly Rise Coffin Bay Residential Consultation concluded Peninsula Zone Amendment 21 June 2019 Consultation concluded Light Regional Council Freeling (West) Residential December 2012 Council(s): DPA: Status: City of Marion Consultation concluded Morphettville Racecourse DPA City of West Torrens 3 November 2017 City of Marion Lonsdale Residential Development Consultation concluded City of Onkaparinga Plan Amendment 18 December 2019 Growth Precincts Development Plan Consultation concluded City of Mitcham Amendment 28 November 2019 Consultation concluded Strengthening Basin Communities 4 May 2016; under River Murray Zone Mid-Murray consideration by Minister Consultation concluded Walker Avenue, Mannum 30 January 2018 Consultation concluded Totness Employment Lands 28 March 2018 Mount Barker Kanmantoo Copper Mine Consultation concluded Development Plan Amendment 23 January 2020 Consultation concluded City of Onkaparinga Old Reynella Former Winery Site DPA 29 October 2019 Consultation concluded City of Port Adelaide Enfield Devon Park Residential DPA 19 September 2019 Consultation concluded Robe Davenport Street, Robe 29 April 2019 Norman Terrace Everard Park Consultation concluded City of Unley Regeneration Development Plan 16 January 2020 Amendment Recently approved and consolidated: Council(s): DPA: Status: City of Marion Approved and City of Mitcham Southern Innovation Area consolidated Onkaparinga Council 22 November 2018 Approved and Capital City Policy Review consolidated 30 May 2017 Approved and City Centre Heritage (Part 1) consolidated Adelaide City Council 27 March 2013 North Adelaide Large Colleges and Approved and Institutions consolidated 30 May 2017 Approved and North Adelaide Former Channel 9 Site consolidated 30 May 2017 Council(s): DPA: Status: Approved and City of Adelaide Minor Amendments Consolidated Development Plan Amendment 16 January 2020 Approved and Amendment to Heritage Tables, consolidated without Significant Trees Table, and Policy formal process Area Maps 26 September 2019 Lot Fourteen (Old Royal Adelaide Approved and Hospital) Innovation Area consolidated Development Plan Amendment 30 April 2020 Approved and Townships and Urban Areas consolidated 24 October 2017 Adelaide Hills Council Approved and Local Heritage Public Places consolidated 8 August 2019 Approved and Adelaide Plains Northern Food Bowl Protection Areas consolidated on 20 February 2018 Integrated Water Management Section 29 minor amendment – Consolidated affecting Goolwa Wharf and 24 November 2016 Alexandrina Surrounds Policy Area 6 Approved and Strathalbyn Township & Environs consolidated 27 September 2018 Approved and Nuriootpa (Sturt Highway Service Barossa Council consolidated Centre) 5 September 2019 Approved 24 November Integrated Water Management 2016,consolidated 8 December 2016 Berri Barmera Approved and Minor Amendments DPA consolidated 8 December 2016 Approved and Mixed Use (Glenside) Zone Policy Burnside consolidated Review 8 December 2016 Approved 8 August and Employment Growth consolidated 22 August 2017 Campbelltown Approved and Residential (Limited Scope) consolidated 27 Development Plan Amendment September 2019 Council(s): DPA: Status: Approved and Residential City-Wide Policies consolidated 24 October 2017 Approved and Urban Employment Zone consolidated 31 October 2017 Approved and West Lakes (AAMI Stadium Precinct) consolidated Zoning and Policy Review 12 December 2017 Charles Sturt Approved and Seaton Mixed Use (Residential and consolidated Commercial) 30 January 2018 Approved and operational Heritage Places 13 September 2018 Approved and Bowden- Brompton Mixed Use consolidated (residential and Commercial) 13 June 2019 Grange Road Findon (Privately Approved and Funded) consolidated 25 July 2019 Approved and City of Norwood Payneham Educational Establishments Review consolidated and St Peters 15 March 2019 Approved and District Townships and Settlements consolidated Clare & Gilbert Valleys 10 November 2016 Approved and Clare Township consolidated 9 May 2019 Approved and Integrated Water Management consolidated 24 November 2016 Coorong Approved and Town Centres, Townships & Environs consolidated DPA 29 November 2018 Approved and Existing Activity Centres Policy All in Greater Adelaide consolidated Review 21 April 2016 Approved and General and Coastal Plan Elliston consolidated Amendment 12 December 2017 Council(s): DPA: Status: Approved and Commercial and Rural consolidated 20 February 2018 Gawler Approved and Evanston Gardens consolidated 20 February 2018 Approved and Gawler East Structure Plan consolidated 11 July 2019 Approved and Goyder Integrated Water Management consolidated 24 November 2016 Approved and District Council of Grant Port MacDonnell and Environs consolidated 4 July 2017 Approved and Inner and Middle Metropolitan Inner Metropolitan Councils consolidated Corridor (Sites) 19 December 2017 Consultation concluded Karoonda East Murray Better Development Plan 14 July 2017 Approved and Roseworthy Township Expansion Consolidated 10 November 2016 Light Regional Approved and Kapunda Town Centre, Mine Historic consolidated Site and Environs 8 December 2016 Approved and Lower Eyre Peninsula General and Coastal consolidated 28 February 2017 Approved 24 November Integrated Water Management 2016; not yet consolidated Approved and operative Minor Amendments from 16 February 2017; Loxton Waikerie not yet consolidated Approved and Moorook Township consolidated 19 April 2017 Consultation concluded Recreation/Community 19 April 2017 Approved and Castle Plaza Activity Centre consolidated Marion 20 February 2018 Approved and Housing Diversity consolidated 8 August 2019 Council(s): DPA: Status: Southern Innovation Area Approved and Development Plan Amendment (Part consolidated Marion, Mitcham & 1) 20 February 2018 Onkaparinga Councils Southern Innovation Area Approved and Development Plan Amendment (Part Consolidated 2) 22 November 2018 Approved and River Murray Zone consolidated from 14 June 2017 Approved and operative Mid Murray Integrated Water Management from 24 November 2016; not yet consolidated Approved and operative Southern Heritages Places from 16 August 2018 Approved and Repatriation General Hospital and Mitcham consolidated from Surrounding Areas 23 January 2018 Existing Activity Centres Editorial correction – Local Heritage Approved and Places consolidated Integrated Water Management 24 November 2016 Regional Approved and Mount Barker Regional Town Centre DPA consolidated 8 December 2016 Approved and Nairne and Environs consolidated 16 May 2017 Approved and Rural (Primary Production Protection) consolidated 8 August 2017 Approved on operational Regional Town Centre Expansion from 26 April 2017 Approved and Primary Production (Central Policy consolidated Area 3) Value Adding 20 January 2019 Murray Bridge Approved and operative from 24 November 2016, Integrated Water Management consolidated 27 January 2017 Approved and operational Swanport from 21 February 2019 Consultation concluded Inner Metropolitan Corridor (Sites) 25 July 2017 Council(s): DPA: Status: Norwood, Payneham & St Consultation concluded Peters, Unley and West Inner Metropolitan Corridor (Design) 25 July 2017 Torrens Councils Employment Lands Development Plan Approved 6 February 2018 Amendment Approved and consolidated 19 December General Residential & Miscellaneous 2017 (consolidated in Onkaparinga interim operation 30 May 2017) Approved and Aldinga Urban Lands consolidated 13 December 2018 Approved and Munno Para Bowls Club Site consolidated 27 June 2017 Greater Edinburgh Parks Employment Approved and Lands—Development Plan consolidated Amendment Part 2 30 August 2019 Blakeview (Blakes Crossing) Approved and Playford Commercial and Mixed Use consolidated 5 April 2012 Approved and Playford Health Precinct DPA consolidated 30 April 2020 Approved and Value Adding (Virginia) DPA consolidated 30 April 2020 Port Adelaide Centre Renewal (Part Approved and 1) consolidated 9 April 2015 Port Adelaide Centre Renewal (Part Approved and 2) consolidated 11 July 2017 Approved and Kilburn and Blair Athol Urban Consolidated Renewal Port Adelaide Enfield 22 August 2017 Approved and Industry/Business (Gepps Cross consolidated 26 Gateway) Review September 2017 Approved and
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