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Mackenzie Street and Rifle Range Road, Mount Lofty

2 decisions1 topicUpdated 11 August 2026

Mentions

  • Proposed subdivision road links would connect Mackenzie Street with Rifle Range Road and link to an anticipated future road.
  • The resolution would update development charges, including a 3.7% prescribed-amount uplift, and extend charging to eligible secondary dwellings and some Ministerial Infrastructure Designations.
  • No final development approval was made at this meeting. The proposed subdivision remains subject to Council’s later decision and proposed conditions.
  • If approved, the development would affect local traffic, construction activity, drainage, environmental protection and future wastewater infrastructure.
  • The proposed Mount Lofty subdivision was not approved or refused at this meeting and will be considered on 18 August 2026.

Decisions

New Infrastructure Charges Resolution recommended

The committee recommended adoption of the new Infrastructure Charges Resolution as Charges Resolution No. 8, with an intended commencement date of 18 August 2026.

The resolution would update development charges, including a 3.7% prescribed-amount uplift, and extend charging to eligible secondary dwellings and some Ministerial Infrastructure Designations.

Mount Lofty 50-lot subdivision deferred

The committee deferred the decision on application RAL/2025/5915, for reconfiguring two lots into 50 lots at 2A and 2B Rifle Range Road, Mount Lofty, to the Ordinary Meeting of Council on 18 August 2026.

No final development approval was made at this meeting. The proposed subdivision remains subject to Council’s later decision and proposed conditions.

Topics

Assessment of proposed Mount Lofty subdivision

The Mount Lofty subdivision assessment considered landslide risk, ecological values, views, residential amenity, road connectivity and wastewater servicing. Conditions include geotechnical compliance, environmental management and connection to the Coventry Court Sewage Pumping Station.

If approved, the development would affect local traffic, construction activity, drainage, environmental protection and future wastewater infrastructure.

Meetings

Planning and Development Committee - 11 August 2026

The committee recommended a new infrastructure-charges resolution with a 3.7% uplift and broader charging provisions, while deferring a proposed 50-lot Mount Lofty subdivision to Council’s 18 August meeting.