Some follow up on the Mary and Arthur Street, Unley Code Amendment.
In one of the report documents it states that “it has been assumed that the rezoning of the Affected Area and subsequent redevelopment could result in the creation of approximately 30 residential allotments (and dwellings).”
The report documents are quite large and we don’t wish to clutter you with information. Attached is one the Historical area context for member interest.
Other documents include;
- Code Amendment (PDF, 6393 KB)
- Attachment E1 Transport investigations report (PDF, 488 KB)
- Attachment E2 Arborist assessment (PDF, 2662 KB)
- Attachment E3 Historical area context (PDF, 1812 KB)
- Attachment E4 Infrastructure services assessment (PDF, 4967 KB)
- Attachment E5 Preliminary site investigations (PDF, 29703 KB)
- Engagement Plan (PDF, 1012 KB)
All of thse documents can be found at https://plan.sa.gov.au/have_your_say/code_amendments
On the side bar you will see “On consultation” and if you click or scroll down the page you will see
Mary and Arthur Street, Unley Code Amendment
Summary of the Code Amendment
Designated Entity:
Mary and Arthur Street Pty Ltd
Contact Details:
Taylah Slattery, URPS
T: (08) 8333 7999
E: feedback@codeamendments.com.au
Overview:
The Proponent (Mary and Arthur Street Pty Ltd) is seeking to rezone 1.14 hectares of land at 79-85 Mary Street, Unley, 58 Arthur Street, Unley and 62 Arthur Street, Unley (Affected Area) from the Established Neighbourhood Zone to the Housing Diversity Neighbourhood Zone. The Affected Area has a frontage to both Arthur and Mary Street and currently accommodates a place of worship and associated car parking which has since been abandoned and become derelict. The Area Affected also includes two residential allotments facing Arthur Street.
The Affected Area is recognised to have strategic value for housing development given its size, strategic location close to community services and infrastructure, capacity to manage development impacts on-site and recognition that the land is no longer required for its previous purpose. It is envisaged that the zoning will support low to medium density residential development including public open space, protection of existing significant trees, and a new access road that will minimise impacts on surrounding residential areas.
Consultation period:
Consultation begins: 12 September 2022
Consultation ends: 5:00 pm, 24 October 2022
Friends of the City of Unley Society, Inc. 