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Head To Adelaide Pirie St At Noon To Help Shape The Adelaide Of 2040

Adelaide City Council is asking the community to get involved in shaping the future of the city as it launches the final stage of Picture Adelaide 2040 today, Wednesday 11 March.

Adelaide City

Adelaide City Council is asking the community to get involved in shaping the future of the city as it launches the final stage of Picture Adelaide 2040 today, Wednesday 11 March.

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When: Today, 12pm-2pm

Where: Council’s Customer Centre at 25 Pirie Street Adelaide

This last stage of Picture Adelaide 2040 will be launched today, Wednesday 11 March with a sausage sizzle between 12-2pm.

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Picture Adelaide 2040 is a significant engagement project that will inform the development of four Council plans: the Adelaide 2040 Plan, the Park Lands Strategy, District Planning, and the City of Adelaide Planning Strategy. These Plans will outline a future for the city and describe the roles for Council and its partners.

Adelaide City Council now engages the community about what Adelaide could be like by 2040 and what needs to be done to make it happen.

Deputy Lord Mayor Houssam Abiad states that this last stage would explore the themes and questions that emerged from the stories.

“What we’ve heard is that people are at the heart of what makes places special, and many of the responses we received described how Adelaide seems to have closer connections between people than other capital cities.

“Supporting cultural expression was shown to be highly valued, as is the ability to easily get around the city, the beauty of the Park Lands and Adelaide’s cafés, restaurants, bars and pubs.

“We now want to continue the conversation by inviting everyone to come together and discuss the ideas, opportunities and challenges facing Adelaide over the next 25 years.

There will also be online forums and community members can sign up to host their own event or discussion.

All details can be found at www.pictureadelaide.com.au

 

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