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The developer tasked with transforming North Adelaide’s 30-years-vacant former Le Cornu site expects building consent to be granted within months, with plans for a $250 million retail and residential building now before the state’s planning body.
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After a 30-year saga, North Adelaide’s notoriously vacant old Le Cornu site is set to be developed, with the Adelaide City Council this afternoon releasing long-awaited plans and signing a contract to build a $250 million retail, commercial and residential complex.
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Long-awaited development plans for North Adelaide’s former Le Cornu site – vacant for more than 30 years – will not be released to the public until next year, with the Adelaide City Council insisting the delay is “not significant” compared to other similar-sized projects.
Adelaide City Council has spent more than $1 million on the old Le Cornu site since purchasing the long-vacant North Adelaide property over two years ago – but Town Hall staffers are still unable to reveal when the development plans will be revealed to the public.
The public could be forced to wait until May before seeing the Adelaide City Council’s plan for the old Le Cornu site in North Adelaide.
The Adelaide Football Club will present its vision to build a new multi-million dollar headquarters in the park lands to Adelaide City councillors on Monday night, as plans to develop the old Le Cornu site also ramp up.
A push for Adelaide City councillors to publicly disclose any contact they have with developers has been knocked back, after the councillor who put forward the idea was accused of exploiting council time for his own political gain.
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