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Consultation has concluded
Proposed Revocation of portions of Community Land: Magill Stone Mine Reserve and WH Holmes Reserve
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 194 of the Local Government Act 1999, that the City of Burnside has resolved to commence public consultation for the revocation of the Community Land classification of portions of two of Council’s open space reserves being the Magill Stone Mine Reserve and WH Holmes Reserve as follows:
Portion of Lot 1 in Filed Plan 100220 and described in CT Volume 5110 Folio 443 (approx. 65 square metres) adjoining 27 Coach Road, Rosslyn Park;
Portion of Lot 2 in Filed Plan 100221 and described in CT Volume 5110 Folio 444 (approx. 120 square metres) adjoining 37 Wyfield Street, Wattle Park;
Portions of Lot 2 in Filed Plan 100221 and described in CT Volume 5110 Folio 444 and Lot 19 in Deposited Plan 10838 and described in CT Volume 5553 Folio 573 (approx. 1,060 square metres) adjoining 55 Wyfield Street, Wattle Park; and
Portions of Lot 27 in Deposited Plan 2299 and described in CT Volume 6118 Folio 163 (totalling approx. 72 square metres) adjoining 12, 12A, 14 & 16 Taylor Terrace, 13, 15, 17 and 19 Primrose Terrace, 6 Ayr Street and 21 Park Avenue, Rosslyn Park.
Council is pursuing the revocation of community land status to enable the disposal of land to remedy encroachments and small triangular pieces of unusable land through boundary realignment with the adjoining property owners.It is intended that revenue generated by each sale will be applied to Council’s Open Space Fund.
More Information
A plan and report for each reserve are available below:
Any person may make a submission in writing to be addressed to Manager Asset Services, City of Burnside, PO Box 9, Glenside SA 5065 and received by no later than 5pm Monday 16 June 2014.
To request free posting of the report and/or to obtain further information, please contact Mark Buckerfield on 08 8366 4252 or by visiting the City of Burnside during business hours.
Proposed Revocation of portions of Community Land: Magill Stone Mine Reserve and WH Holmes Reserve
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 194 of the Local Government Act 1999, that the City of Burnside has resolved to commence public consultation for the revocation of the Community Land classification of portions of two of Council’s open space reserves being the Magill Stone Mine Reserve and WH Holmes Reserve as follows:
Portion of Lot 1 in Filed Plan 100220 and described in CT Volume 5110 Folio 443 (approx. 65 square metres) adjoining 27 Coach Road, Rosslyn Park;
Portion of Lot 2 in Filed Plan 100221 and described in CT Volume 5110 Folio 444 (approx. 120 square metres) adjoining 37 Wyfield Street, Wattle Park;
Portions of Lot 2 in Filed Plan 100221 and described in CT Volume 5110 Folio 444 and Lot 19 in Deposited Plan 10838 and described in CT Volume 5553 Folio 573 (approx. 1,060 square metres) adjoining 55 Wyfield Street, Wattle Park; and
Portions of Lot 27 in Deposited Plan 2299 and described in CT Volume 6118 Folio 163 (totalling approx. 72 square metres) adjoining 12, 12A, 14 & 16 Taylor Terrace, 13, 15, 17 and 19 Primrose Terrace, 6 Ayr Street and 21 Park Avenue, Rosslyn Park.
Council is pursuing the revocation of community land status to enable the disposal of land to remedy encroachments and small triangular pieces of unusable land through boundary realignment with the adjoining property owners.It is intended that revenue generated by each sale will be applied to Council’s Open Space Fund.
More Information
A plan and report for each reserve are available below:
Any person may make a submission in writing to be addressed to Manager Asset Services, City of Burnside, PO Box 9, Glenside SA 5065 and received by no later than 5pm Monday 16 June 2014.
To request free posting of the report and/or to obtain further information, please contact Mark Buckerfield on 08 8366 4252 or by visiting the City of Burnside during business hours.
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The Community Land Revocation engagement closed on 16 June 2014, for the proposal to revoke Community Land status on small sections of two Council reserves to allow the possible disposal to adjoining neighbours.
A number of responses were received relating to the Magill Stone Mine Reserve with some respondents expressing the view that fencing should be erected on any revised boundary alignment, at the expense of the purchaser to prevent further encroachments. Some people questioned the values offered for the possible sale of the land to the adjoining owners who have encroached upon the reserve. Reponses to these questions were provided in the Council report and also to the individuals.
No submissions were received relating to the land at WH Holmes Reserve.
In July 2014 Council resolved to seek the Minister’s consent to revoke the Community Land status on portions of the Magill Stone Mine Reserve and WH Holmes Reserve. The Minister approved the proposal to revoke the Community Land classification of the subject portions of land. Council now has the option to sell the portions of land that have been encroached upon to the adjoining neighbours.
