Adelaide parklands heritage listing urgent: ‚For conservation, parklands should become protected‘
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A heritage listing by Adelaide’s city council on the city’s green 더킹카지노parks could mean the city is no longer protected from development.
The council has submitted an urgent request for proposals (RFP) to be put before the Land and Environment Court (LEEC) to help it review the land’s potential for a ne바카라w park.
The LEEC is the only body that has jurisdiction over all the city’s parks.
A LEC listing could cause the city to lose its LEEC status and potentially put it at risk of being forced to sell its rights as a commercial developer.
The land, around the corner from the Adelaide Oval, is the area that is used by hundreds of thousands of people, from residents to schoolchildren.
The LEEC is also the only body that has juri카지노 사이트sdiction over the city’s parks.
The city’s bid, the Heritage Link project, is to bring a network of parks and trails to the area with a view to attracting more tourists.
The project was first mooted during Mr Rudd’s Labor government and was supported by former prime minister John Howard.
But Mr Rudd’s government also removed funding to the LEC which meant the planning and development of the city’s green parks is the responsibility of city council.
A spokesman for Mr Rudd said the council had consulted the local community and the public on the idea.
He said planning applications to rezone the parkland had been submitted.
„A large number of comments have been submitted to City Council on this issue,“ he said.
„There is a large majority of people who think that this is something of great importance.
„It’s important that the community and members of the community get their views heard, and that we’re following the advice.“
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