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Traffic Study: Glynde, Payneham, Payneham South, Firle, Trinity Gardens and St Morris - Stage 2
08/08/2022
Consultation survey closed 5pm, Monday 29 August 2022.
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is working towards improving the safety and amenity of our streets, encouraging sustainable transport and improving community well-being.
In May 2022, the Council conducted consultation in the suburbs of Glynde, Payneham, Payneham South, Firle, Trinity Gardens and St Morris to seek community views on traffic safety and movement issues in these suburbs.
The consultation feedback has been summarised and overlaid with an evidence-based framework to develop a Draft Action Plan that includes proposed traffic management and safety solutions.
Download: Community Engagement Summary Report and Draft Action Plan
Have your say!
The Council invites you to review the Community Engagement Summary Report and Draft Action Plan and provide your views by completing the short survey below.
Your views will inform the final Draft Report and Action Plan that will be presented to the Council for consideration.
If you would prefer a hard copy of the Consultation Summary Paper, Draft Action Plan and Survey, please telephone Citizen Services on 08 8366 4555, to arrange postage to you.
Contact
John Devney
Traffic Engineering Consultant (Stantec)
T: 08 8334 3602
E: npsp-traffic-study@stantec.com
Draft Built Heritage Strategy
11/07/2022
Consultation closed 5pm, Friday 29 July 2022.
The Built Heritage Strategy was endorsed by the Council on 5 September 2022. To read the Strategy, visit: Built Heritage Strategy
Consultation has concluded.
The Council is seeking feedback on the draft Built Heritage Strategy.
The City of NPSP values, protects and celebrates its built heritage for the stories it tells of our past, its contribution to our current identity, and the legacy it will leave for future generations.
To help the Council consider how to manage the built heritage into the future your feedback is invited.
Alternatively, you can view a hard copy of the document at the Norwood Town Hall or our three libraries
Have your say!
You can have your say in the following ways:
Complete the online feedback form
Online Feedback form closed
Write to us
By email: townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au
By post:
Draft Built Heritage Strategy Consultation
City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters
PO Box 204
Kent Town SA 5071
Have your say by 5pm, Friday 29 July 2022.
Thank you for your contribution.
What happens next
Your feedback will be collated and summarised as part of the overall consultation process about the Built Heritage Strategy. This information will then be presented to the Council for its consideration.
Contact
Emily McLuskey,
Senior Urban Planner
T: 8366 4561
E: emcluskey@npsp.sa.gov.au
Lighting at Otto Park, St Peters
02/06/2022
Consultation closed: 5pm, Friday 24 June
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
As Otto Park is designated as an off-leash area for dogs, lighting can extend the time that residents and dogs can safely use the park in the evening, particularly in winter.
The proposed lighting of Otto Park is designed to Australian Standards and complies with requirements to minimise light spillage into adjacent properties.
The lighting design proposes five LED luminaries along the north and south perimeters of the park.
The technology includes a photoelectric cell to turn off the lights in daylight as well as a timer to turn off the lights at a designated time (e.g. 9pm in winter and 10pm in summer).
To assist in the consultation process, the Council wants to know if you would prefer the lighting in Otto Park or for it to remain as is, without the additional lighting.
Proposed lighting
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Have your say
Thank you for taking the time to provide your input into making Otto Park a safe and fun place for children, their families and visitors to our City.
Contact
Simonne Reid
Communications Officer
T: 08 8366 4555
E: sreid@npsp.sa.gov.au
Draft Annual Business Plan 2022-2023
18/05/2022
Consultation closed 5pm, Wednesday 8 June.
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters Annual Business Plan is a key document in the Council’s overall Planning Framework. It sets out the Council’s proposed projects, services and programs for the 2022–2023 financial year.
The draft Annual Business Plan contains a Budget highlighting the Council’s proposal $51m which includes $35m for new initiatives and major projects.
All residents and business owners in the City are encouraged to provide feedback.
Download:
Draft Annual Business Plan 2022-2023
Alternatively, you can view a hard copy of the document at the Norwood Town Hall, Payneham Community Centre and our three libraries
Have your say!
You can have your say in the following ways:
Complete the online feedback form
Alternatively, download and complete the printable: Feedback Form (PDF)
Write to us
By post:
Annual Business Plan consultation
City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters
PO Box 204
Kent Town SA 5071
By email: ABPConsultation@npsp.sa.gov.au
Attend the information night
The community is invited to ask questions and/or make a submission to the Council at an information night to be held:
Date: Wednesday 8 June
Time: 7pm - 8pm
Venue: Norwood Town Hall, 175 The Parade, Norwood (enter via George Street)
Online and written feedback closes 5pm, Wednesday 8 June 2022.
The Annual Business Plan is designed to meet the legislative requirements under the Local Government Act 1999
Contact
Sharon Perkins
General Manager, Corporate Services
T: 08 8366 4585
E: ABPConsultation@npsp.sa.gov.au
Felixstow Reserve Basketball Court
13/05/2022
Consultation closed 5pm, Friday 3 June 2022.
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The Council is seeking feedback on the Felixstow Reserve basketball court located near the corner of Riverside Drive and Langman Grove, and invites residents and property owners to have their say.
The basketball court is a popular feature of Felixstow Reserve and attracts people from the local area and beyond.
A number of issues have been raised by local residents regarding the use of the basketball court, including people playing after dark, noise and anti-social behaviour.
In order to assist the Council in it its decision making, we want to understand:
- how it is currently used
- what you like about it
- what could be improved.
Background information about Felixstow Reserve and what the Council is doing to manage the basketball court is located further down the page.
Have your say!
To help the Council consider how to manage the basketball court into the future your feedback is invited.
You can have your say in the following ways:
Online feedback:
Join the focus group discussion to explore the use and future management of the basketball court at Felixstow Reserve.
Date: Tuesday 31 May
Time: 6pm - 7:30pm
Venue: Payneham Library, 2 Turner Street, Felixstow 5070
Register your interest by 6pm on Wednesday 25 May. Successful participants will be advised by Friday 27 May and will receive a gift voucher.
Background information
What the Council is doing to manage the basketball court
The Council has been undertaking a number of initiatives to better understand how the basketball court is used and to manage the impacts on nearby residents including:
- installing signs advising the rules of use (eg: hours of play 8am to 8pm, no private coaching and no loud music, foul language and yelling)
- painting the rule of use of 8am to 8pm on the basketball court
- installing CCTV to monitor court use out of hours
- time activating the Pavilion lights adjacent the court to turn off at 9.30pm in summer and 8.30pm in winter
- patrols by Council’s compliance officers
- enclosing power points in a cabinet to prevent public use (eg: for plugging in “boom boxes”).
Information about Felixstow Reserve
Felixstow Reserve is an open space facility that provides a range of recreation opportunities including a nature play area, outdoor fitness equipment, shelters, picnic tables, BBQs and toilets, green open space, walking trails and a basketball court.
The Reserve also showcases some of the rich cultural history of the Kaurna people – the traditional owners of the Adelaide Plains on which the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is located, and has an extensive network of wetlands adjoining the River Torrens.
The Reserve’s upgrade was the result of the implementation of the Felixstow Reserve Masterplan and comprehensive consultation with the community.
Since the Reserve’s upgrade and opening in 2019 it has become a highly valued and popular place enjoyed by the local and broader community.
Contact
Jared Barnes
Project Manager, Urban Design & Special Projects
T: 08 8366 4506
E: jbarnes@npsp.sa.gov.au
Play equipment at Manning Reserve, Norwood
04/05/2022
Consultation closed: 5pm, Monday 23 May.
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The Council is seeking your input in relation to the installation of children’s play equipment at Manning Reserve, in Fisher Street, Norwood.
There are currently three pieces of play equipment – a slide, spring rocker and a spinning pole - in the Reserve
The Council recently received a petition also calling for the inclusion of a swing set.
Due to the small size of the Reserve, the installation of a swing set would require the removal of either the slide or the spring rocker and the spinning pole.
Unfortunately, there is not enough room to have four pieces for equipment.
Traffic Study: Glynde, Payneham, Payneham South, Firle, Trinity Gardens and St Morris
29/04/2022
Consultation closed 5pm, Monday 23 May.
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The Council is seeking comments on traffic and safety issues within Glynde, Payneham, Payneham South, Firle, Trinity Gardens and St Morris.
The study area is bound by the arterial roads of Portrush Road, Payneham Road, Glynburn Road and Magill Road.
Download: Study Area Map
For information about existing traffic conditions in the study area, download: Background Report
Marden & Royston Park Traffic Management
31/03/2022
Consultation closed 5pm, Friday, 29 April 2022.
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The Council invites residents and other local road users in Marden and Royston Park to provide their views about local traffic management options in order to reduce speeding traffic and “rat running”.
Rat running” is a term used to describe vehicles using residential streets as short cuts, instead of main roads.
Download: Map of Study Area
This feedback will be used to help inform the Council’s decision-making process.
Consultation pack
The consultation pack includes:
- an overview of key issues in the area
- explanation of the approach to traffic management solutions
- possible traffic management options.
Hard copies of the consultation pack are available at our Libraries and Norwood Town Hall Customer Service Centre
Have your say
Residents and other local road users in Marden and Royston Park are invited to provide comments on possible traffic management options by completing an online survey:
Start Online Survey
Alternatively, join our drop-in session.
In person drop-in session:
We will be holding a drop-in session to enable residents to meet the team, ask questions and provide feedback.
Date: Tuesday, 12 April
Time: 5.00pm to 7.00pm
Venue: Royston Park Café, 59A Battams Road under the verandah(please note cafe will be closed)
If you are unable to attend, the Council would still like to hear from you.
Contact
If you have any questions about the traffic management options, please contact the Council’s Traffic Engineering Consultants, Intermethod/InfraPlan, on 0413 570 229.
Norwood Parade Precinct Committee - Draft Annual Business Plan 2022-2023
31/03/2022
Consultation closed 5pm, Thursday 21 April 2022
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The Draft 2022-2023 Annual Business Plan has been developed by the Norwood Parade Precinct Committee and aims to generate retail and commercial activity to ensure the future sustainability and growth of the Precinct.
The draft Plan includes marketing strategies to activate the area, promotional opportunities to stimulate visitation and encourage retail, services, leisure and dining patronage to the Precinct.
The Separate Rate collected by the Council is used to fund the initiatives outlined in the Annual Business Plan.
Download:
DRAFT 2022-2023 ANNUAL BUSINESS PLAN
Alternatively, hard copy versions of the document can be viewed in person at the Norwood Town Hall Customer Service Centre
Have your say
If you own a business or property within The Parade Precinct, the Council welcomes your feedback.
Provide your comments by:
Email: townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au (subject: Norwood Parade Precinct Consultation)
Or
Post:
Attention: Economic Development Unit
City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters
PO Box 204
Kent Town SA 5071
Comments must be received by 5pm, Thursday 21 April 2022.
More information
For further information or the opportunity to meet with a Council representative, please contact the Council’s Economic Development Unit on 08 8366 4555.
Draft Tree Strategy 2022–2027
04/02/2022
Consultation closes 4 March 2022
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
Residents, workers, business owners and visitors in the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters are encouraged to have their say on the City’s draft Tree Strategy 2022–2027.
The Council has committed to increasing the City’s tree canopy cover by 20% by 2045, including the planting of at least 500 trees per year over the next four years. The Tree Strategy will help to deliver on these targets.
The draft Tree Strategy provides a blueprint to guide the management, forward planning, planting and maintenance of all trees within the City, with a particular focus on street trees.
The overarching vision of the Strategy is to create a greener, cooler and more liveable City to enhance community well-being.
The draft Tree Strategy contains ten key strategies and thirty three actions organised under five strategic themes:
- Identify and Manage
- Protect and Value
- Plan for Growth and Renewal
- Maintain
- Inspire and Influence.
If you have specific views on how you would like to see trees managed in the City, we invite you to review the strategy and submit your feedback below..
Hard copies of the Draft Tree Strategy are available for viewing at our Libraries and Norwood Town Hall
Have Your Say
You can have your say in the following ways:
Online feedback:
Online feedback closed
Written feedback:
- email: townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au
- post: Draft Tree Strategy, City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, PO Box 204, Kent Town SA 5071
Consultation closes 5pm, Friday 4 March 2022.
Contact
Nicole Rolfe
Strategic Planner, Economic Development & Strategic Projects
T: 08 8366 4550
Email nrolfe@npsp.sa.gov.au
Youth Development Strategy 2022-2025
10/01/2022
Consultation closed 5pm, 11 February 2022.
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters has endorsed the draft Youth Development Strategy 2022-2025 for community consultation, paving a clear path for programs, initiatives, advocacy and support for young people over the next four years.
There are four key components to the Strategy - which also align with the Council’s long-term strategic plan, CityPlan 2030: Shaping Our Future:
- young people are connected, included and welcomed
- young people are active and healthy
- young people have resilient futures
- young people are visible and heard.
The draft Strategy was written following comments which have been received from young people who live, work, study and play in the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters.
Download:
Draft Youth Development Strategy 2022-2025
Have your say!
You are invited to provide your feedback on the draft Youth Development Strategy 2022-2025.
The questions will take less than 5 minutes of your time.
Online Survey
Alternatively, you can provide written feedback via:
- email: townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au
- post: City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, PO Box 204, Kent Town SA 5071
Contact
Jenah Bambrick
Coordinator, Youth Programs
T: 08 8366 4622
E: ydo@npsp.sa.gov.au
Public Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations
03/01/2022
Consultation closed 23 January 2022
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is seeking your feedback on locations that are being considered for on-street and off-street public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, a key action in its 2020-2030 Corporate Emissions Reduction Plan.
The Council has engaged two providers to install public electric vehicle (EV) charging station infrastructure on community land and public roads (e.g. car parks and on-street parking), with lease arrangements for a term of up to 15 years.
The project proposal is in line with strategic objectives in the following Council plans:
Proposed locations
The providers have identified the following six initial locations for the installation of EV charging station infrastructure across the City:
| Location: | Details: |
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Glynde Corner Carpark, Felixstow 487 Payneham Road Felixstow |
Single charger with two charge points (eg. 2 parking bays) |
|
Payneham Community Centre Carpark, Payneham 374 Payneham Road, Payneham |
Single charger with one charge point (eg. 1 parking bay) |
|
Borthwick Memorial Gardens Carpark, Payneham Corner of Payneham Road and Portrush Road, Payneham |
Single charger with one charge point (eg. 1 parking bay) |
|
Dunstone Grove-Linde Reserve Carpark (off Nelson Street, Stepney) 62 Nelson Street Stepney |
Single charger with one charge point (eg. 1 parking bay) |
|
Osmond Terrace, Norwood Between 120 Magill Road and 11 Osmond Terrace (western side on-street park) |
Single charger with one charge point (eg. 1 on-street park) |
|
Webbe Street Carpark, Norwood (upper level) 2-6 Harris Street Norwood |
Single charger with two charge points (eg. 2 parking bays) |
Download a map of the proposed EV charging station locations:
Please note: The above listed proposed locations are initial locations and does not preclude the Council from consulting in the future on further locations for publicly accessible EV charging stations within the City.
Have your say
Do you agree or disagree with the proposed public EV charging station locations?
You can have your say in the following ways:
Online Survey closed
Written feedback:
- Email: townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au
- Post: Public Electric Vehicle Charging Station Consultation, City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, PO Box 204, Kent Town SA 5071
All feedback that is received will be considered before the final locations are finalised.
Contact
Council’s Urban Planning & Environment Department
T: 08 8366 4530
E: townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au
Dunstan Adventure Playground Upgrade
23/11/2021
Consultation closed Tuesday 14 December 2021.
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters will be upgrading the Dunstan Adventure Playground, located adjacent the River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari at the intersection of Winchester Street & Eleventh Avenue, St Peters.
About the project
The Council has budgeted $900,000, which includes $450,000 from the State Government’s Open Space Grant Funding Program, to deliver the Dunstan Adventure Playground Upgrade.
Dunstan Adventure Playground is a ‘Regional Open Space’, meaning that it attracts people from outside the Council area and appeals to a wider cross-section of the community due to its size, special features (i.e. big slide) and location along the River Torrens / Karrawirra Pari Linear Park Trail.
Dunstan Adventure Playground is designated to have an ‘adventure theme’ and cater to both younger (5-9 years old) and older (10-14 years old) children.
The upgrade is anticipated to commence construction in spring 2022.
Some of the elements that the Council is proposing to include in the upgrade are:
- better paths and connections between Eleventh Avenue / Winchester Street and the River Torrens Linear Park Trail, including path lighting
- new play equipment (adventure themed)
- toilets
- a barbeque
- a picnic shelter
- new park furniture (e.g. seats, picnic settings, signage)
- new landscaping (e.g. garden beds) and irrigation
- bank improvements for accessibility, safety and to reduce erosion.
Have your say
The Council is now seeking input from the local community on the types of play equipment and facilities to be included in the Dunstan Adventure Playground upgrade.
Community ideas will be used to inform and develop a Concept Plan.
Community consultation is open for a three week period, from Tuesday 23 November until Tuesday 14 December 2021.
You can have your say in the following ways:
Written feedback:
- Email: townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au
- Post: Dunstan Adventure Playground Upgrade, City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, PO Box 204, Kent Town SA 5071
Community Information Session
A Community Information Session will be held at the Dunstan Adventure Playground, Winchester Street & Eleventh Avenue, St Peters on Saturday 4 December 2021 from 10:00am to 1:00pm.
Please come along to learn more about the project and enjoy a free sausage sizzle.
If you are unable to attend, the Council would still like to hear from you.
What happens next
All submissions received as part of the Dunstan Adventure Playground Upgrade consultation will be presented to the Council for information and consideration prior to endorsement of the draft concept plan.
Contact
Jared Barnes
Project Manager, Urban Design & Special Projects
T: 08 8366 4506
Proposed 40km/h speed limit in residential streets of Norwood and Kent Town
17/05/2021
Consultation closed 5:00pm, Monday 21 June 2021
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is working towards improving road safety, encouraging sustainable transport and increasing community well-being.
We are seeking your views on reducing the speed limit from 50km/h to 40km/h in the residential streets of Norwood and Kent Town.
Refer to the Map below to see the streets that would be changed.
Download: Map of Residential Streets
Slower speeds give drivers more time to stop and avoid a collision. Reducing the speed limit also has a substantial impact on the livability and amenity of our community.
Do you think the speed limit should be reduced to 40km/h?
Draft Annual Business Plan 2021-2022
06/05/2021
Consultation closed 5:00pm, Wednesday 2 June 2021
Consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters Annual Business Plan is a key document in the Council’s overall Planning Framework. It sets out the Council’s proposed projects, services and programs for the 2021–2022 financial year.
The draft 2021–2022 Annual Business Plan has been developed as the State recovers from the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and as a level of Government, the Council is conscious of its role in the economic recovery. It includes a number of large scale infrastructure projects, which create jobs for the local economy as well as enhancing the well-being of the community.
The Annual Business Plan is designed to meet the legislative requirements under the Local Government Act 1999.
Download: Draft Annual Business Plan 2021-2022
Have your say!
All residents and business owners in the City are encouraged to provide feedback.
You can have your say in the following ways:
Complete the online feedback form
Feedback Form closed
Alternatively, download and complete the printable: Feedback Form (PDF)
Write to us
By post:
Annual Business Plan consultation
City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters
PO Box 204
Kent Town SA 5071
By email: ABPConsultation@npsp.sa.gov.au
Please provide your feedback by 5:00pm, Wednesday 2 June 2021
Public access to Council documentsAll documents and Council-related information can be accessed on this website. Alternatively, a copy of a document can be made available upon request in hard copy or electronic form and free of charge. Please contact the Council’s Customer Service Team on 08 8366 4555 or via email: townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au to request a copy of a document. |
Submission guidelines and additional information
Contact
Sharon Perkins
General Manager, Corporate Services
T: 08 8366 4585
E: ABPConsultation@npsp.sa.gov.au
Draft Corporate Emissions Reduction Plan
12/04/2021
Consultation closed 5pm, Sunday 2 May 2021.
For more than 20 years, the Council has implemented a range of initiatives to help reduce corporate emissions.
The Council recently set a target of “zero corporate carbon emissions by 2030” through its Strategic Plan, CityPlan 2030
The draft Corporate Emissions Reduction Plan outlines a strategic approach to reaching this target.
The top five emission sources for the Council are energy, natural gas, transport, landfill and water and they equate to over 95% of the total emissions. The remaining emissions sources are from paper and refrigerants.
The Plan identifies key projects and activities to reduce emissions.
Norwood Parade Precinct Consultation
07/04/2021
Consultation closes 5pm Wednesday 28 April 2021
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is seeking comments from The Parade, Norwood business community on the:
- proposal to continue the Separate Rate applied to Parade commercial properties for the next three financial years
- Draft 2021-2022 Parade Precinct Annual Business Plan.
Continuation of Separate Rate
The Separate Rate enables the Council to raise sufficient revenue to ensure high impact marketing and promotional programs for The Parade, whilst minimising the impact on individual ratepayers who will experience the benefits of these program through increased patronage.
The Council is proposing that the Separate Rate be set at $215,000 for the 2021-2022, 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 financial years to assist with marketing, promotion and development of The Parade as one of Adelaide’s premier destination precincts.
This Separate Rate model for The Parade has been designed to ensure that The Parade remains viable in an increasingly competitive market, whilst bearing in mind the additional cost to the property owners and businesses.
The Parade Separate Rate was not collected for the 2020-2021 financial year due to the impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic. The budget normally generated by the collection of the Separate Rate was instead funded by the Council to enable to the marketing and promotion of The Parade to continue.
Download Separate Rate for The Parade Precinct Factsheet:
Draft 2021-2022 Annual Business Plan
The Draft 2021–2022 Annual Business Plan has been developed by the Norwood Parade Precinct Committee and aims to generate retail and commercial activity to ensure the future sustainability and growth of the Precinct. The draft Plan includes marketing strategies to activate the area, promotional opportunities to stimulate visitation and encourage retail, services, leisure and dining patronage to the Precinct.
The Separate Rate collected by the Council is used to fund the initiatives outlined in the Annual Business Plan.
Download Draft 2021-2022 Parade Precinct Annual Business Plan:
Draft 2021-2022 Annual Business Plan
Alternatively, copies of each document can be viewed in person at the Norwood Town Hall Customer Service Centre
Have your say
If you own a business or property within The Parade Precinct, the Council welcomes your feedback.
Provide your comments by:
Email: townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au (subject: Norwood Parade Precinct Consultation)
Or
Post:
Attention: Economic Development Unit
City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters
PO Box 204
Kent Town SA 5071
Comments must be received by 5pm 28 April 2021.
More information
For further information, or the opportunity to meet with a Council representative, please contact the Council’s Economic Development Unit on 08 8366 4555.
Draft On-Street Parking Policy (consultation closed)
01/02/2021
Consultation closed 5:00pm, 28 February 2021.
Residents, workers and visitors who park in the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters are encouraged to have their say on the City’s Draft On-Street Parking Policy.
The Council has developed the Draft On-Street Parking Policy to assist with the management of on-street parking challenges and to:
- provide fair and equitable access
- optimise the use of on street parking to best meet the needs of users
- ensure the management of on-street parking is clear, transparent and equitable.
Download: Draft On-Street Parking Policy
Hard copies of the draft Policy are available at Norwood Town Hall and Norwood, St Peters and Payneham Libraries
Have your say
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is now seeking your comments on its Draft On-Street Parking Policy.
Do you have concerns about parking in the City? Do you think there could be improvements to parking arrangements? We want to hear from you!
Provide your comments by:
Email: townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au
Or
Post:
Attention: On-Street Parking Policy
City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters
PO Box 204
Kent Town SA 5071
Contact
For more information, contact Norwood Town Hall Customer Service on 08 8366 4555 or email townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au
Proposed Declaration of Separate Rate – Charlotte Lane, Norwood (consultation closed)
28/01/2021
Consultation closed 5:00pm, Friday 19 February 2021
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is undertaking consultation on the proposed introduction of a Separate Rate for the properties immediately adjacent to the Public Road known as ‘Charlotte Lane’, Norwood.
The proposed Separate Rate is for the purpose of recovering the costs of converting Charlotte Lane, which was formerly a Private Laneway, to Public Road, in accordance with the Council’s Private Laneways Policy & Procedure and Section 210 of the Local Government Act 1999.
A Fact Sheet providing information about the proposed Separate Rate, including where the Separate Rate will apply and how it is calculated, is available for download below, or in person at the Norwood Town Hall, 175 The Parade, Norwood.
A Map showing the properties that will be subject to the proposed Separate Rate is also available for download below.
Download:
- Fact Sheet: Proposed Introduction of Separate Rate – Charlotte Lane, Norwood
- Charlotte Lane, Norwood – Separate Rate Area Map
- Private Laneways Policy & Procedure
Have your say
In writing
Comments on the proposed Separate Rate can be provided in writing to the Council by:
Email:
townhall@npsp.sa.gov.au
Post:
Attention: Manager, Governance, Legal & Property
City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters
PO Box 204, Kent Town SA 5071
Comments must be received by the Council no later than 5:00pm, Friday 19 February 2021.
Public meeting
A public meeting will also be held in relation to the proposed Separate Rate:
Date: Monday 22 February 2021
Time: 6:00-6:30pm
Venue: Don Pyatt Hall, 175 The Parade, Norwood (George Street entrance).
Contact
Council’s Manager, Governance, Legal & Property
T: 08 8366 4507
E: idunning@npsp.sa.gov.au
CityPlan 2030: Shaping Our Future: Mid Term Review (consultation closed)
16/09/2020
Consultation closed 16 October 2020.
CityPlan 2030: Shaping Our Future is the leading document in the Council’s Strategic Planning Framework and guides the future planning, programming and delivery of projects and services for the City.
CityPlan 2030 was first prepared in 2007 and adopted by the Council in July 2008 following an extensive community visioning and engagement exercise. The Strategy is reviewed every four years with its most recent review undertaken in 2017.
The Council is currently in the process of undertaking a Mid Term Review to check whether the priorities and strategies are still relevant and whether adjustments and improvements are required. As part of that process, the Council conducted the first stage of consultation where randomly selected members of the community were invited to provide their comments on the existing CityPlan 2030. This feedback was then used to inform the Mid Term Review of the Strategy.
St Peters Street Draft Concept Plan
29/08/2019
Consultation closed at 5.00pm on Monday 30 September 2019.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is seeking your comments on a draft concept plan for St Peters Street.
The draft Concept Plan will guide the proposed future streetscape improvements of St Peters Street between First and Eighth Avenues and the Cliff Goodwin Reserve.
The vision of the St Peters Street Draft Concept Plan is to create an integrated street that better connects the surrounding local community to the River Torrens Linear Park, the St Peters Town Hall and Library Complex, Dunstone Grove, Linde Reserve and the Avenues Shopping Centre.
A redeveloped St Peters Street will result in a more attractive, accessible, safer and greener street.
The streetscape improvements outlined in the St Peters Street Draft Concept Plan link to the St Peters Civic Plaza and Avenue of Honour projects completed in 2014.
Draft Annual Business Plan and Budget for 2019 – 2020 - consultation closed
07/05/2019
Consultation closed 5.00pm Wednesday 29 May.
The Council is seeking feedback on the draft Annual Business Plan and Budget for 2019 – 2020.
The 2019 - 2020 draft Annual Business Plan and Budget sets out the programs, projects and services that the Council proposes to spend money on in the next financial year.
All residents and business owners in the City are encouraged to provide feedback.
Draft Dog and Cat Management Plan - consultation closed
27/08/2018
Consultation closed 5.00pm, Friday 7 September.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is reviewing its Dog & Cat Management Plan, which will guide how the Council approaches the management of dogs and cats in the City over the next five years.
A draft Dog & Cat Management Plan 2018-2023 has now been prepared and released for community consultation.
Draft Outdoor Dining Policy
09/05/2018
Consultation closed 5.00pm, Friday 15 June 2018.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is seeking feedback on the Council’s draft Outdoor Dining Policy and on the operation of the existing Outdoor Dining Policy.
The Outdoor Dining Policy provides a framework that guides the design, siting and assessment and permit process for outdoor dining areas, and also sets out the obligations of traders when operating an outdoor dining area with a Permit
Download: draft Outdoor Dining Policy 2018-2021
By-law review
26/04/2018
Consultation closed 5.00pm Friday, 25 May 2018.
Pursuant to section 249 of the Local Government Act 1999, notice is hereby given that at its meeting held on 3 April 2018, the Council endorsed the proposed by-laws listed below for community consultation.
