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Regional Profile 28/01/2014 Regional Profile 28/01/2014 Resilient South Regional Profile © City of Onkaparinga January 2014 All rights reserved; these materials are copyright. No part may be reproduced or copied in any way, form or by any means without prior permission. Cover photographs Cover photographs provided by the Cities of Onkaparinga, Holdfast Bay, Marion and Mitcham Limitation This report has been prepared on behalf of and for the exclusive use of the Resilient South client group. The Resilient South client group accepts no liability or responsibility whatsoever for or in respect of any use of or reliance upon this report by any third party. Citation Resilient South (2014) Regional Profile – Resilient South, prepared by URPS as part of the Resilient South consultancy led by URPS, for the Cities of Onkaparinga, Holdfast Bay, Marion and Mitcham in association with the Government of South Australia and the Australian Government. Resilient South Regional Profile Contents 1 Introduction 1 1.1 Identification of Key Attributes 1 1.2 The Southern Region 2 1.3 The Map Server 4 2 Climate Change Projections and Hazards 2 2.1 Climate Change Projections 2 2.2 Coastal Climate Change Hazards 3 2.3 Climate Change Projection Summary 4 2.4 Current Flood Hazard 4 2.5 Current Bushfire Hazard 9 3 The Community 11 3.1 Population and Growth 11 3.2 Education 15 3.3 Language 17 3.4 Employment and Income 17 3.5 Personal Mobility 19 3.6 Health 21 3.7 Community Connectedness 23 3.8 Heritage 25 3.9 Open Space and Recreation Opportunities 26 3.10 Other Community Facilities 30 3.11 Potential Climate Change Impacts on the Community 30 4 The Natural Environment 32 4.1 Ecosystem Services 32 4.2 Biodiversity 33 4.3 Coast and Estuaries 35 4.4 Water Resources 37 4.5 Soils 41 4.6 Potential Climate Change Impacts on the Natural Environment 41 5 The Economy and Infrastructure 43 5.1 Economic Activity 43 5.2 Public Assets and Infrastructure 47 5.3 Private Assets and Infrastructure 49 5.4 Development and Land use 50 5.5 Potential Climate Change Impacts on the Economy and Infrastructure 55 6 References 56 PAGE i Resilient South Regional Profile 7 Appendices 60 Appendix A 62 Health impacts during heat waves in the Southern part of metropolitan Adelaide. 62 Appendix B 68 Profile of Economic Activity in Southern Adelaide 68 Southern Adelaide Economy in 2011/12 68 TABLES Table 1-1 Key features of the Southern Region 2 Table 2-1 Summary of climate change projections 4 Table 3-1 Population and recent growth figures 12 Table 3-2 Projected population growth 2006 – 2026 13 Table 3-3 Projected and actual growth 13 Table 3-4 Completion of year 12 or equivalent 15 Table 3-5 Proficiency at spoken English and other languages spoken at home 17 Table 3-6 Indicators of disadvantage 19 Table 3-7 Motor vehicle ownership 20 Table 3-8 Assistance with core activities 20 Table 3-9 Disability support pensioners 21 Table 3-10 Self-assessed health 23 Table 3-11 Volunteering rates 24 Table 3-12 Support networks 24 Table 3-13 Community group involvement 25 Table 3-14 Lone person households 25 Table 3-15 Heritage places 26 Table 3-16 Local reserves 27 Table 3-17 NPWS reserves 27 Table 4-1 OSRA shore classification 35 Table 4-2 Catchment summary 39 Table 5-1 Employment and output, Southern Adelaide, 2011/12 44 Table 5-2 Household income, other value added and total value added, Southern Adelaide 2011/12 45 Table 5-3 Contribution of tourism, Southern Adelaide region, 2011/12 47 Table 5-4 Emergency services 48 Table 5-5 Government owned land 49 Table 5-6 Residential broadhectare land 2012 53 PAGE ii Resilient South Regional Profile FIGURES Figure 1-1 Location map 3 Figure 2-1 100 year ARI flood extent 8 Figure 2-2 Bushfire hazard (Cities of Mitcham and Onkaparinga) 10 Figure 3-1 Age structure of local government areas in the Southern Region 12 Figure 3-2 Population aged over 65 years 14 Figure 3-3 Completion of year 12 or equivalent 16 Figure 3-4 Unemployment rate 18 Figure 3-5 Open space 29 Figure 4-1 Remnant native vegetation 34 Figure 4-2 Water resources 38 Figure 5-1 Grouped development plan zones, Southern Region 51 Figure 5-2 Development plan zones 52 Figure 5-3 Land use 54 PAGE iii Resilient South Regional Profile PAGE iv Regional Profile – Resilient South Introduction 1 Introduction The Resilient South regional climate change adaptation project for the Cities of Onkaparinga, Holdfast Bay, Marion and Mitcham will identify practical strategies for the transition towards a more resilient Region. This resilient Region will be one that can not only cope with the anticipated impacts of climate change, but grow and thrive and take advantage of any opportunities that climate change may present. Before developing these strategies, it is desirable to document and agree on the key attributes of the Southern Region and the potential for these to be affected by climate change hazards. This report has been prepared by URPS as part of the Resilient South consultancy led by URPS and contributes to the project’s first stage. The information contained in this report will be used through the remaining tasks of the project, providing background information for stakeholder engagement tasks, identifying indicators for the Integrated Vulnerability Assessment and targeting adaptation options. This Regional Profile report describes the key attributes of the Region as it is now – these attributes include those features that characterise the Southern Region and make it unique in comparison to other areas in South Australia as well as highlighting the diversity within the Region itself. Key attributes have been reported under the headings of ‘community’, ‘natural environment’ and ‘economy and infrastructure’. Many attributes contribute in part to multiple themes, for example beaches provide opportunities for recreation and social activities (contributing to community), provide habitat for rare and threatened species such as the Hooded Plover (natural environment) and are a popular visitor destination (contributing to the economy). This report is the first of a two-part deliverable for the Regional Profile. The second part is a GIS map server that has been developed for the project. The map server contains spatially represented social, natural and economic data, collated from numerous sources including the Councils, State Government, Australian Bureau of Statistics and Social Atlas of Australia (Public Health Information Development Unit). Not all of the data contained in the map server are described in this profile. Only those datasets identified as ‘key’ attributes are described and summarised. (See Section 1.3 for more information on the Map Server). 1.1 Identification of Key Attributes The key attributes of the Region documented within this report were identified with the following considerations: What attributes make a community or group more resilient and/or less vulnerable to the impacts of climate change? What natural resources in the Region are valued as a result of their rarity, amenity or provision of ecosystem services? What industries maintain or create wealth in the Region? What factors are driving the future of the Region? A list of preliminary attributes developed from an initial review of the considerations above was provided for approval by the Project Management Committee that comprises representatives of the 4 participating Councils. PAGE 1 Regional Profile – Resilient South Introduction 1.2 The Southern Region Table 1-1 below and the map in Figure 1-1 describe key features of the Southern Region. Table 1-1 Key features of the Southern Region The Southern Region Cities of Holdfast Bay, Marion, Mitcham and Onkaparinga Total Area 665.1km Holdfast Bay – 13.8 km2 (2%) Marion – 55.6 km2 (8%) Mitcham –75.6 km2 (12%) Onkaparinga – 518.1 km2 (78.0%) Population (2011) 340,070 Holdfast Bay – 34,605 (10%) Marion – 82,991 (24%) Mitcham –62,898 (18%) Onkaparinga – 159,576 (47%) Major Topographic Patawalonga Basin Features Sturt River and Gorge Happy Valley Reservoir Onkaparinga River and Gorge Onkaparinga Estuary Port Noarlunga Reef Willunga Basin Willunga Ranges (Willunga escarpment) Major Land Use Rural Residential (23% of the Region) Horticulture (19%) Urban Residential (16%) Livestock (11%) Reserve (10%) Gross Regional Product $8.64 billion (estimated 2011/12) (approximately 9% of the State economy) PAGE 2 Patawalonga Basin CROSS ROAD ANZAC HIGHWAY EDWARDSTOWN Glenelg Jetty GLENELG MITCHAM CITY OF CITY OF MARION HOLDFAST MARION CITY OF MITCHAM Belair (NP) BAY Westfield BELAIR Brighton Jetty BRIGHTON Marion EDEN HILLS Sturt River Y A W S S COROMANDEL EAST E R Marino (CP) P X E N R E H T Happy Valley HALLETT COVE U O Reservoir Hallett Cove (CP) S Scott Creek (CP) REYNELLA D Mount Bold A O Reservoir R N MAINSOUTH ROAD O S Y D CHRISTIE DOWNS ONKAPARINGA HILLS Noarlunga Port Noarlunga Reef Centre Port Noarlunga Jetty KANGARILLA Onkaparinga River (NP) Onkaparinga River Estuary Onkaparinga CITY OF ONKAPARINGA SEAFORD Moana Sands (CP) KANGARILLA ROAD MCLAREN VALE VICTOR HARBOR ROAD ADELAIDE s WILLUNGA e g n a R ALDINGA ALDINGA ROAD a g un ill W Aldinga Scrub (CP) MAINSOUTH ROAD Legend Major watercourse Main Road Southern Expressway Southern Region Council Boundaries 0 2.5 5 DEWNR Parks Kilometres Reservoir [ 1:200,000 Data Sources: DPTI, Councils, DEWNR Figure 1-1 Location Map - Southern Region Projection: GDA94 MGAz54 Prepared for the Resilient South Project Resilient South Regional Profile August 21, 2013 Regional Profile – Resilient South Introduction 1.3 The Map Server The GIS map server that has been developed for the project is designed to provide a more detailed level of information than that summarised in this Regional Profile Report.
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