Twenty eight hectares of land in Kadina on the Yorke Peninsula will be rezoned, as the State Government continues to tackle the South Australia’s housing crisis.
The parcel of land at Daddow Court and Abbott Drive in the north-eastern fringe of Kadina could potentially accommodate at least 227 low density allotments.
The code amendment will see a small patch of farming land previously used for crops rezoned to a General Neighbourhood Zone, to support the growing population and demand for housing in the top of the Yorke Peninsula.
The Yorke Peninsula Regional Land Use Framework identifies Kadina as the commercial and industrial hub of the Yorke Peninsula.
The rezoning has the support of the Member for Narungga, Fraser Ellis MP, as well as the Copper Coast Council and would extend the existing residential streets in the nearby area.
The code amendment has been signed off by Minister for Planning Nick Champion, with the developer able to begin the next stage of planning for the site.
The proposed block size is 450m2, which provides for a family sized home with garden. This is larger than the nearby development which contains smaller allotment sizes, down to 350m2.
The Malinauskas Labor Government has an emphasis on streamlining the code amendment process for both metropolitan and regional South Australia as part of the A Better Housing Future initiative.
Minister for Housing and Urban Development, Nick Champion, said there is a real desire to increase the housing supply in growing areas of our state, including Kadina which is an important hub on the Yorke Peninsula.
“This privately led rezoning has the support of the Member for Narungga Fraser Ellis MP as well as the local council and will help the town grow in a considered and measured way,” he said.
“As a Government, we are pulling every lever at our disposal to address the housing crisis and streamlining the planning process is an important way we can get more supply into the market as soon as possible.”
