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Strategy /
Goal
Performance Indicator 2011-2012 Target and Report on Performance
2012-2013
Target
24
Through
sustainable Council
practices promote
water re-use and
the reduction of
water and energy
consumption and
carbon emissions
in the City of Port
Adelaide Enfield.
(CS12)
Council building assets
provided and maintained
utilising environmentally
sustainable practices.
90% of annual programmed building work achieved by 30 June each year
Actual:
Target of 90% of programmed sustainable building works exceeded during
2011/12 year, outcomes including:
Corporate Utilities Project
Civic Centre Air Conditioning Management System upgrade
Solar photo-voltaic (PV) system installations at Enfield Library and Willochra and
Kilburn Depots
Sustainable practices incorporated into new building projects
Lefevre Stadium
Klemzig Band Hall
Rosewater Football Club
Support retrofit of sustainable building services
Largs Bay Sailing Club (PV System)
Semaphore Bowling Club (PV System)
Kilburn Sports Club (PV System)
Fos Williams Grandstand (Hot Water System
90% of annual
programmed
building work
achieved by 30 June
each year
Facilitate and
advocate for
sustainable
environmental
principles and
practices in the
City’s industrial and
commercial sector.
(CS14)
Advocacy for the continued
protection and enhancement
of the natural environment
in all Council’s dealings with
developers, industry, and the
relevant State agencies.
Staff advocate at key opportunities for industrial management that maximises
environmental protection
Actual: Representation of Council’s position regarding protection of the
natural environment is ongoing via liaison with developers and major project
proponents at the Urban Projects Coordination Group, and inter-governmental
strategic forums.
Council has been pro-active in providing input to the relevant State agencies
with regard to the impacts of future transport and industry infrastructure
development on existing business and residential precincts, and the natural
environment - via submissions to the State Infrastructure Plan, and related
processes. Council has also represented community interest via a range of State
Government Consultations directly relating to industrial management including
the Parliamentary Select Committee: Land uses on Lefevre Peninsula, and the
Environment Protection Authority Air Quality Strategy project.
Council has undertaken detailed research regarding the status of the environment
in the City, via the review of Council’s State of Environment
Report, which provides the factual basis by which to identify the issues requiring
priority advocacy and input at all levels.
Staff advocate at
key opportunities
for industrial
management
that maximises
environmental
protection
Best practise land use policy
incorporated for environmental
sustainability in industrial and
commercial development into
the Development Plan.
Environmental provisions included in Better Development Plan conversion
Development Plan Amendment (DPA) 2011/12** (subject to Ministerial
agreement)
Actual: Better Development Plan Conversion Development Plan Amendment
report authorised by the Minister for Urban Planning in February 2012 including
environmental provisions as set out in the State Government’s policy library.
Establish strategic
directions and
policies to ensure
appropriate
planning for future
developments. (CS15)
Development Plan
Amendments (DPAs) achieve
City Plan Goals and meet
statutory requirements.
DPAs that are responsive to community and Ministerial requirements
Actual: Council finalised its Strategic Directions Report (as required by Section
30 of the Development Act 1993) which includes a program of Development
Plan Amendments for the next five years.
DPAs that are
responsive to
community
and Ministerial
requirements
Collaborate
effectively with
State Government
on key strategic
land use projects
to ensure outcomes
achieved are in
accordance with
the City’s vision.
(CS16)
Contributions to key strategic
projects in the Council area.
Council and community interests represented
Actual: Council led the development of the scoping study for the Kilburn
Blair Athol renewal project in conjunction with the Urban Renewal Authority,
Department Planning, Transport and Infrastructure, Housing SA and the City of
Prospect.
Council provided evidence to the Parliamentary Select Committee: Land Uses
on Lefevre Peninsula regarding interface issues and other matters including noise
and air quality associated with the Lefevre Peninsula.
Council and
community interests
represented
Seek to improve
the impacts
of pollution
from industrial,
commercial and
transport related
development on
the environment
and community
through enhanced
planning controls
and advocating the
State Government
for a collaborative
approach. (CS17)
Development Plan policy
regulating the nature
and extent of residential
development in close
proximity to significant
industrial areas appropriately
reflects environmental and
hazard impacts.
Interface provisions included in Better Development Plan conversion
Development Plan Amendment (DPA) 2011/2012
Actual: Better Development Plan Conversion Development Plan Amendment
authorised by the Minister for Urban Planning in February 2012.
Interface Development Plan Amendment (DPA) prepared by 2014/2015**
(subject to Ministerial agreement)
Actual: Originally proposed by the Minister for Urban Planning as part of
the Residential Code introduced by the State Government in 2009/2010. The
Minister has now advised this is no longer required.
Strategic Management Plans 2011-2012