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A proposed Aldi supermarket in Adelaide’s north-east will go before the state’s planning body tomorrow as the local council, traders and residents say it’s too big and intends to use a residential street to ease delivery and shopper access.
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The power to approve demolition of state heritage-listed buildings would be stripped from ministers and main planning bodies and handed to parliament to decide, under proposed amendments prompted by the fight to save the Urrbrae Gatehouse.
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The hotel set to replace the old Adelaide Metro infocentre on the corner of King William and Currie streets is no longer in the running to be crowned the city’s tallest building, with developers seeking to reduce the height by three storeys.
Holdfast Bay Council’s heritage adviser has agreed with an assessment that a 139-year-old former seafront mansion is “too far gone” to warrant local heritage listing, as the council and developers tussle over a 13-storey apartment block proposed to stand in its place.
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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.
The State Government’s planning body has approved a 1400-property housing estate in the vicinity of a high-pressure pipeline, despite its operator taking action in the Supreme Court and warning that a pipe failure could cause a “catastrophic” explosion.
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