Part 3. Pulling it all together to prepare the new Greater Adelaide Regional Plan
Bringing the GARP to life over the next 30 years will require ongoing collaboration and coordination across government, councils, industry and the community.
Next steps for growth investigations
The Commission proposes to undertake detailed investigation of the identified greenfield and infill growth areas for inclusion in the new plan. This involves:
- Localised evaluation, including detailed consultation with councils and agencies
- Analysing existing and future physical and social infrastructure capacities and provision
- Reviewing relevant economic factors, including market attraction, propensity, landowner intentions and employment availability
- Evaluating growth options to determine priorities based on governance, economic, physical and social factors.
Public consultation opportunities
The GARP will be developed and finalised following extensive discussions with local government, state agencies, the community and industry, using the process below.
Stage 1:
Consultation of Discussion Paper
Aug - Nov, 2023
Review of public feedback
Late 2023
What We Have Heard report and draft directions
Early 2024
Stage 2:
Consultation of draft Greater Adelaide Regional Plan
Mid 2024
Approval and implementation of Greater Adelaide Regional Plan
Late 2024
Monitor, report on and review actions
On-going
