Community Land Management Plans and Register Additions

March 2022 Update

Council thanks those who participated in this consultation. Feedback received was supportive of the additional parcels of land being added to Council's Community Land Management Plan and no objections were received. The parcel's of land have been added and the consultation is now complete.

Community Land Management

Section 193 of the Local Government Act 1999 states that all land owned by a council or under a council’s care, control and management, other than roads, is classified as 'community land' unless the council has resolved to exclude it from community land.

Adelaide Hills Council holds over 400 parcels of 'community land' for the benefit of the community. These parcels of land are registered in Council's Community Land Register, Sept 2020. Each of these parcels of community land are categorised as one of 12 key land types and are managed under corresponding management plans in Council's Community Land Management Plans and Register 2019. The 12 key land types include: conservation, informal recreation, community use, halls and institutes, recreation and sport, cemeteries, walkways and other land held for access purposes, drainage reserves, vehicle access restrictions, civic purposes, emergency services and multi-purpose sites.

Additional Parcels of Land

The 5 parcels of land listed below will be added to Council's Community Land Management Plan and will be managed in accordance to the plans indicated below, which are already established under the Community Land Management Plans and Register 2019, for similar parcels of land.

1. Charleston, Newman Rd Vehicle Access Control Reserves Plan 10, pp 34 - 35
2. Bridgewater, 2 Kain Ave Informal Recreation Reserves Plan 3 pp 16 - 18
3. Greenhill, 27 Yarrabee Rd Informal Recreation Reserves Plan 3 pp 16 - 18
4. Piccadilly, 2 Atkinson Ave Informal Recreation Reserves Plan 3, pp 16 - 18
5. Upper Hermitage, Warner Rd Conservation Reserves Plan 2, pp 12 - 15

Any person is entitled to provide feedback via a written submission on any of the above listed parcels of land being added to the Community Land Management Plans and Register.

A Copy of the Community Land Management Plans and Register and site plans for each of the 5 additional sites is available in the document library here and will also be made available at Council Libraries and Customer Service Centres at Stirling, Gumeracha and Woodside.

How to Have Your Say

• You can provide your written submission by:
  1. Using the online submission form below
  2. via email to mail@ahc.sa.gov.au
  3. via mail to PO Box 44, Woodside SA 5244
  4. via phone 8408 0400
  5. Collect a hardcopy submission form from any Council Service Centre or Library at Stirling, Gumeracha or Woodside during opening hours.

Interested persons are invited to make written submissions by no later than 4pm, Thursday 6 January 2022.