Reports & Strategic Documents
The following motion was passed at Councils 16 August 2022 ordinary meeting of Council;
- That pursuant to section 26A of the Dog & Cat Management Act 1995, Council endorses the DRAFT Dog & Cat Management Plan
2022 - 2027 - That the DRAFT Dog & Cat Management Plan
2022 - 2027 be released for Community Consultation; and - That at the conclusion of Community Consultation, a report be provided to Council.
DRAFT Dog & Cat Management Plan 2022 - 2027
Dog and Cat Management Act 1995 - Section 26A - Plans of management relating to dogs and cats
Annual Business Plan and Budget 2024/25 and Long-Term Financial Plan 2024-35 adopted for Public Consultation 16th April 2024.
Submissions should be sent to Chief Executive Officer, Regional Council of Goyder 1 Market Square Burra SA 5417; or sent via council@goyder.sa.gov.au and be received before 4.00pm on Friday 10th May 2024.
Council will meet on Tuesday 21st May 2024 to consider the draft Annual Business Plan & Budget 2024/25, Long Term Financial Plan 2024-2034 and Rating Review.
Interested persons are invited to forward written submissions to the address below (prior to 4.00pm Friday 10th May 2024), attend the Council meeting to present submissions, to ask questions and to address Council on the draft Annual Business Plan and Budget, Long Term Financial Plan and Rating Review.
Review DRAFT Annual Business Plan and Budget and Long-Term Financial Plan 2024/25
Council adopted the 2023 - 24 Annual Business Plan, Annual Budget and Long Term Financial Plan 2022/32 at the 20th June 2023 Ordinary Council Meeting.
Annual Business Plan and Budget 2023/24 and Long-Term Financial Plan 2023-33
South Australian Local Government Act 1999 - part 2, section 123 - Annual business plans and budgets--
Each year Council is required to prepare and accept the Annual Financial Statements and submit to the Minister for Local Government prior to the 30th November.
Annual Financial Statements 2022-23
Annual Financial Statements 2021-22
Annual Financial Statements 2020-21
Annual Financial Statements 2019-20
Annual Financial Statements 2018-19
South Australian Local Government Act 1999, division 3, section 127 - Financial Statements
Each year Council is required to present an Annual Report. This document includes the audited Annual Financial Statements, and reports by Council Offices relating to their particular areas of activity. The Annual Report also provides information on various Council functions, staffing, and policies.
South Australian Local Government Act 1999, part 4, section 131 - Annual report to be prepared and adopted
Council adopted the Arts Development Strategy at the 18th March 2019 ordinary Council Meeting.
Arts Development Strategy 2018 - 2023
South Australian Local Government Act 1999, part 1, section 122 - Strategic management plans
Council along with Succession Ecology have developed a draft Burra Creek Management Plan for the management of maintenance activities associated with the Burra Creek regarding the management of reed clearances from the water course.
Council endorsed the Burra Cultural Centre Design Development Report at the 19th November 2019 ordinary Council Meeting
Council endorsed the FINAL Burra Storm Water Management Plan V4.2 at the 21 January 2021 ordinary Council Meeting
The Community Emergency Management Plan is an implementation document that exists to translate Council's Emergency Management Policy into emergency management priorities and clearly defined actions with responsibility and resources allocated to disaster risk reduction, incudent operations
and recovery.
At the 21 July 2020 ordinary Council meeting the Community Land Management Plan and Register were adopted by Council.
The Australian Federal Government endorsed the Conservation Management Plan and Council adopted the Final Version at the 18 May 2021 Ordinary Council Meeting.
Conservation Management Plan March 2021 FINAL
Note: Due to the size of the document it has been uploaded in a 'reduced format'. For assistance with particular pages, please contact Council.
The Burra Charter sets out the best practice principles of conservation subscribed to by the South Australian Department for Environment and Water.
Conservation management plans provide further information about heritage places and give essential guidelines for future use and development. Many of these plans are commissioned by property owners, while others are initiated by state or local government agencies.
Disability Access & Inclusion Plan
Disability Access & Inclusion Plan EASY TO READ version
Council passed the following motion at its 17 November 2020 ordinary Council meeting;
That pursuant to and in accordance with the Disability Inclusion Act 2018 that the Provisional Disability Access and Inclusion Plan
Disability Inclusion Act 2018 (SA) section 16 - Disability Access and Inclusion Plans
The Essential Services Commission, South Australia’s independent economic regulator and advisory body, has been given a role by the State Government to provide advice on material changes proposed by local councils in relation to elements of their strategic management plans and on the proposed revenue sources, including rates which underpin those plans.
Local Government Advice - Regional Council of Goyder
Local Government Advice - Regional Council of Goyder - Attachment
At the 16 August 2022 ordinary meeting of Council, the following motion was passed;
That Council endorse the DRAFT Goyder Master Plan 2022 - 2037 V1, with a minor amendment.
Click here to make an online submission
South Australian Local Government Act 1999, part 1, section 122 - Strategic management plans
Council adopted the Goyder Tourism Strategic Plan 2017 at the 15th August 2017 Ordinary Council Meeting
Goyder Tourism Strategic Plan 2017
South Australian Local Government Act 1999, part 1, section 122 - Strategic management plans
Council adopted the Infrastructure Asset Management Plan | Transport - May 2022
Council engaged Australian Water Environments (AWE) to develop an Integrated Water Management Plan (IWMP) for Burra and Eudunda
The Regional Council of Goyder Natural Disaster Mitigation Study Plan is designed to identify, analyse and evaluate risk occurring from Natural Disasters in the Goyder Region. This Study Plan was partly funded by the Department of Transport and Regional Services.
The South Australian Public Health Act 2011 (the Act) aims to provide a modernised, flexible legislative framework, to ensure South Australia better responds to new public health challenges as well as traditional hazards. Under Section 51 of the Act Council is required to develop a Public Health
Plan to protect, improve and promote community health and wellbeing.
The Draft Plan was released for Community Consultation on 12 May 2021 and closed on 2 June 2021
At the 20 April 2021 ordinary Council meeting the following motions were passed;
- That Council having considered the information received from the Electoral Commission pertaining to the required tolerance between Hallett & Burra and the proposed boundary realignment in accordance with Section 12 8(a) of the Local Government Act 1999, make this information available for public consultation from 28 April 2021 - 26 May 2021; and
- That in accordance with Section 12(10) of the Local Government Act 1999, Council give any person who makes a written submission in response to an invitation under subsection (9) an opportunity to appear personally or by a representative before the Council of a Council committee and to be heard on those submissions.
FINAL Elector Representation Review November 2021
This roadside vegetation survey was commissioned and funded by the Regional Council of Goyder, the Native Vegetation Council, the Department of Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation and the SA Murray-Darling Basin Natural Resources Management Board. This survey was conducted in April-May
2008. This report aims to give the Regional Council of Goyder and other users information on the conservation value of roadside vegetation and the location of roadside segments that are of particularly high importance.
(Note: the following maps are A3 size and may take a few minutes to download)
The Burra & Eudunda Street Tree Reports have been completed by Oxigen Landscape Architects.
The Reports can be accessed by clicking the links below