Eudunda Township Master Plan
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Eudunda Township Master Plan

Published 17th October 2024
What Should Eudunda Township Look Like in 20 Years Time? Take our survey or come to the listening post at the Eudunda Information Outlet at 10 Bruce Street on Wednesday 6th November 10.30am - 12 noon and 2pm-4pm.

We would like to hear from our community!

What Should Eudunda Township Look Like in 20 Years Time?

Council is interested in community views on the growth and development for the Eudunda Township.

The Eudunda Township Master Plan is being prepared to provide an outline for appropriate growth and development of Eudunda Township over the next 20 years. The plan, developed with and for the community, will establish a land use framework to enable development, whilst maintaining the important rural character and charm of Eudunda.

Council has recognised a need to develop a strategic Master Plan for Eudunda Township, to inform and facilitate the appropriate future development that supports economic development, supports job growth and provides opportunities for community and business development for a diverse community. Development of the Eudunda Township Master Plan will be utilised to provide submissions to the Yorke Peninsula and Mid North Regional Plan which is currently being prepared by the State Government. Council wishes to identify changes that may be required to the current zoning of land within Eudunda Township to inform the new Regional Plan.

We would like to hear from the community about the growth and development of Eudunda Township. Council has identified some land use and development opportunities for discussion with the community, as shown on the Development Options Plan here.

HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED

Council is interested in community views on the growth and development of Eudunda Township. Come along to a drop in session and let us know your thoughts on the type of development required and where this should occur.

Come along to the listening post at the Eudunda Information Outlet, 10 Bruce Street, Eudunda on Wednesday 6th November:

Session 1: 10.30am – 12noon

Session 2:  2 - 4pm

To discuss this with Council staff and planning consultants MasterPlan.

If you’re a business owner and/or unable to attend the listening post, you are welcome to attend the Eudunda Community, Business and Tourism Committee (ECBAT) meeting from 6.30pm (meeting at 7pm for presentation) at Saints Clubhouse, 29 Bruce Street, Eudunda.

PLEASE COMPLETE THE SURVEY HERE

Closing date for submission is 22 November 2024

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AGL Hallett Wind Farm Community Fund

The Hallett Wind Farm Community Fund intends to provide funding to broad based community initiatives within the Regional Council of Goyder.

In 2024, AGL set aside an amount of $30,000 (excluding GST) for communities and/or community groups within the area serviced by the Regional Council of Goyder to support local community initiatives and/or activities. The AGL Hallett Wind Farm Community Fund forms part of our long-standing contribution to the region, totalling almost $1,000,000 since the establishment of the first wind farm over ten years ago.

The Fund is available to support a range of community needs including;

Resilient Communities – Supporting resilience, cohesion and prosperity in our communities:

  • Events that contribute to local economic development
  • Education and training
  • Social cohesion – projects that address locally significant social issues (eg. at-risk youth, domestic violence)

Climate Action – supporting our communities to transition to a renewable energy future:

  • Renewable energy and storage
  • Biodiversity conservation and environmental protection
  • Electrification

Cost of Living – supporting customers and community groups helping those in need

  • Energy literacy programs
  • Food recovery/relief charities and homeless shelters support
  • Reducing energy costs

First Nations Empowerment – contributing to closing the gap on education and employment:

  • Education programs
  • Direct employment and indirect employment through procurement spend
  • Support for First Nations business ventures located at AGL energy hub sites

Please refer to the guidelines and application form for more information about the fund.

Please complete the form and email to council@goyder.sa.gov.au or post to: Regional Council of Goyder, 1 Market Square Burra SA 5417 or drop into the Council Offices.

Applications open Monday 1st July 2024 and closes 5pm Wednesday 31st July 2024.

For further information please contact Marie O’Dea (Community Engagement Officer) at the Burra Council office on 8892 0100 or email modea@goyder.sa.gov.au.