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City of Playford North is Up Newsletter

JANUARY

City of Playford Celebrates OZ DAYSaturday 26 January 2008

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EvERY GENERATiON: PRE-AUSTRAliA DAYCElEbRATiONSTime: 10.30am – 2.30pmlocation: Grenville Community Connections Hub Playford Blvd Elizabeth

Remambie Interactive Wildlife Sanctuary will be showcasing Australian wildlife Bush bandThong throwing competitionFarm machinery on displayOpen to all ages

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FREE COmmUNiTYbREAkFASTTime: 8am – 10.30amlocation: Fremont Park Cnr Main North and Yorktown Rds, Elizabeth

Free BreakfastFlag Raising CeremonyAustralia Day AwardsRefreshments availableVintage vehicles on display before embarking on a cavalcade across the cityPlayford City Band

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CiTiZENShiP CEREmONYTime: 10.30am – 12noonlocation: Shedley Theatre Playford Civic Centre 10 Playford Blvd, Elizabeth

Citizenship CeremonyMayor Martin Lindsell will recognise the cultural diversity of the residents of the City of Playford and welcome our new Australian citizens in a formal ceremony. Participants will receive a certificate and gift.

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AqUADOmE SPlAShTime: 10am – 6pmlocation: ElizabethAquadome Elizabeth Way Elizabeth

Family funGo in the draw to win a 6 month waterslide passFree Face painting

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NSS ROCkS OZ DAYTime: 12noon – 4pmlocation: Cnr Elizabeth Way and Woodford Rd, ElizabethCost: $3 at the doorThe Northern Sound System Oz Day gig will sizzle with bands from the SUMMER ROCKSCHOOL program presented by Learning Music Australia, AUSSIE ROCKSCHOOL from across SA and two very special guest bands NAZARITE VOW and SCISSOR FILE.While local bands and sausages will be HOT, drinks will be frosty and cheap, so see you there!

COmmUNiTY EvENTTime: 11.30am – 2pmlocation: Virginia Oval Old Port Wakefield Rd Virginia

Live Band – WINTERCHERRYRefreshments availableVintage vehicles on displayAwards for best dressed carFree face paintingSpray on tattooistLive cricket match

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CARCAvAlCADEThROUGhThE CiTY!

FOR FURThER iNFORmATiON ON ANY OFThE EvENTS CONTACT GRACE TRimbOli ON 8256 0204 OR [email protected]

FEbRUARY

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FOlk mUSiC NiGhTWiTh ShENANiGANSTime: 7.30pmlocation: Grenville Community Connections Hub, Playford Boulevard ElizabethContact: Grenville Community Connections Hub on 8256 0377

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mUNNO PARACAlEDONiAN SOCiETY– FRiDAY NiGhT DANCETime: 7.30pmlocation: Eastern Park Community Hall, Spruance Road, Elizabeth EastContact: Chief Alex Harvie on 8255 5528 or Secretary Rena Munro on 8254 7390

GRENvillE hUbvAlENTiNE DAYCElEbRATiONSTime: 11.30amlocation: Grenville Community Connections Hub, Playford Boulevard ElizabethContact: Grenville Community Connections Hub on 8256 0377

CiNEmA UNDERThE STARSTime: 5.30pm – latelocation: Virginia Oval, Old Port Wakefield Road, VirginiaContact: For further details contact Adrian Marshall on 0439 717 653

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ST. PATRiCk’S DAYEvENiNG DANCETime: 7.30pmlocation: Grenville Community Connections Hub, Playford Boulevard ElizabethContact: Grenville Community Connections Hub on 8256 0377

ST. PATRiCk’S DAYCElEbRATiONSTime: 10.30amlocation: Grenville Community Connections Hub, Playford Boulevard ElizabethContact: Grenville Community Connections Hub on 8256 0377

hARmONY DAYCElEbRATiONSTime: Various timesVenue: various venues across the CityContact: Cathie Graham, City of Playford 8256 0333

mUNNO PARACAlEDONiAN SOCiETY– FRiDAY NiGhT DANCETime: 7.30pmlocation: Eastern Park Community Hall, Spruance Road, Elizabeth EastContact: Chief Alex Harvie on 8255 5528 or Secretary Rena Munro on 8254 7390

EASTER mONDAY PUbliC hOliDAY

hARmONY DAYCElEbRATiONSTime: 10.30amVenue: Grenville Community Connections Hub, Playford Boulevard ElizabethContact: Grenville Community Connections Hub on 8256 0377

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C E l E b R AT i N G A D E C A D E

Customer Service Centre locations:

Community Engagement Team12 Bishopstone Road, Davoren Park, SA 5113

Email: [email protected]

Playford Civic Centre, 10 Playford Boulevard, Elizabeth

Playford library at Munno Para Shopping City, Shop 51, Smithfield

Summer Edition

Calendar of Events 2008

CITY OF PLAYFORD WARD MAP

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Meet the Elected Members

A MAYOR MARTIN LINDSELL8256 [email protected]

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B CR. GEOFF BOUNDY 0417 016 146

C CR. DINO MUSOLINO 0417 016 168

D CR. JULIE NORRIS 0417 016 017

E CR. NICK CAVA 0417 016 [email protected]

F CR. KERREE HAMILTON 0417 867 978

G CR. GAY SMALLWOOD-SMITH 0417 016 163 [email protected]

Message from

the Mayor

This offi cial City of Playford publication will be produced four times a year. The Editor welcomes contributions of community interest stories as well as notices of events providing space is available and it’s in the interest of City of Playford residents.

Please send to: News Editor, City of Playford, 12 Bishopstone Road, Davoren Park SA 5113, Email: [email protected]

Due dates for submissions: July Edition Deadline – 2 May 2008, October Edition Deadline – 23 July 2008,January 2009 Edition Deadline – 5 November 2008.

© City of Playford, Designed by: Corporate Profi le. Contributing writer: Denis Surmon.Front cover: The City of Playford will present an ANZAC Day Dawn Service at 6am on Friday 25 April – see this page for details.

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The CiTyof Playford remembers The fallen.

Another season has fl own by, and I imagine all residents are enjoying the respite from this summer’s record breaking heatwave.

While the heat has been challenging, it hasn’t stopped the Playford community from creating some amazing achievements.

The work of your council has been recognised at a national level, with our “Young Mums and Early Childhood Development” program winning the Health and Wellbeing category at the National Awards for Local Government.

One Tree Hill yet again put on a wonderful display for Stage 1 of the Tour Down Under, winning numerous awards for the community’s efforts in welcoming the riders with lots of colourful decorations and activities.

I’m also looking forward to the launch in April of the 2008 Mayor’s Community Leadership Program. This is a wonderful program that focuses on local people creating and driving change for the benefi t of the northern region.

With so many things to celebrate and look forward to, it’s important to remember the values of mateship and sacrifi ce that our community and our country are built on.

On Friday 25 April, we honour the memory of those who have sacrifi ced their lives in combat.

Council will present an Anzac Day Dawn Service at 6am on Friday April 25.

I look forward to seeing you at the Cross of Remembrance in the Memorial Gardens, Anderson Walk for the service and for breakfast afterwards at the Smithfi eld Sports and Social Club.

Mayor Martin LindsellCity of Playford

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J CR. CORAL GOOLEY 0417 016 [email protected]

K CR. DON LEVITT 0417 016 165

L CR. MAX O`RIELLY 0417 016 [email protected]

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Proudly supported and organised by the City

of Playford, Smithfi eld Sports and Social Club.

FRIDAY 25 APRIL 2008 AT 6.00 AM

At the Cross of Remembrance Memorial Smithfi eld Gardens, Anderson Walk, Smithfi eld.

Service conducted by: Deacon Daryl Hicks (Elizabeth Catholic Parish).Refreshments and Breakfast will be available post service at the Smithfi eld Sports and Social Club, adjacent to service location.

Individuals and organisations are welcome to lay a wreath at the service.

RSVP to Leahna Vandenheuvel on 8256 0206.

You are Invited to Attend an

ANZAC Day Dawn Service

Under Construction

For a listing of what’s planned for this fi nancial year, check the full civil works program. This can be found on our website at www.playford.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=463,or by placing a request with our customer service team on 8256 0333.

Keep your eye out for action in the following areas:

Davoren Road Work started in February, 2008, with the estimated fi nish being early/mid May, 2008.

Works include:

Road reconstruction of the President Avenue/Stebonheath Road section, including pavement, kerbs and underground stormwater drainage.

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Kerbing the road along the Northern side between Stebonheath Road and Peachey Road. Improving the underground stormwater drainage on this section by inserting new Side Entry Pits (SEP), followed by road resurfacing (new asphalt seal).

A 2.5 metre wide shared use path will be constructed along the Northern side of the road from Peachey Road to President Avenue, including a pedestrian bridge over the main drain.

Street lighting has been upgraded from Peachey Road to President Avenue.

Road verges will be landscaped.

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Rural Road Construction& Sealing

Curnow Road, Waterloo Corner

Vokes Road, Virginia

Spring Road, Bibaringa

Mingara Road, Virginia

and 1km of Bassnet Road, Humbug Scrub

Kerb & Drainage Kerb and Drainage works will be conducted along Old Port Wakefi eld Road.

Hope Street, Smithfi eldReconstruction of road, installation of kerbing and associated drainage.

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Argana Park CarparkRemoval of trees and roots, pavement works, new seal and line-marking.

Road Reseals Road Reseals will be on:

McKenzie Road: from Midway Road to Stone Road

McKenzie Road: from Hamblynn Road to Crisp Road

Midway Road:from Main North Road to Loftis Road

Midway Road:from Main North Road to Yorktown Road

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Adams Road:from Yorktown Road to Currawong Crescent

Crackerton Road: Service Road

Leach Road: from Brady Street to Penfi eld Road

Ridley Road:from Harvey Road to Haynes Street

Shared Use Path Shared Use (Bicycle and Pedestrian) Path was completed alongside Main North Road from Craigmore Road to Anderson Walk.

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New Footpaths New footpaths will be installed at:

Trinity Court, Andrews Farm

Broster Road, Angle Vale

Grandview Place, Blakeview

Strathaird Boulevard, Smithfi eld

Arcadia Drive, Smithfi eld

FootbridgeWill be installed on Bentley Road, Craigmore, behind Craigmore High School.

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“I don’t know what I’d be doing without this place (NSS). I want to be involved in music, cos’ hip hop and R’n’B are my thing."

Future hip hop star Calebchooses to base himself in the heart of the Elizabeth Regional Centre.

Below and Left: Elizabeth Regional Centre – the North’s most significant retail, commercial, community and education hub.

Rapping in the Regional Centre

Becoming a global centre for world class business innovation.

Elizabeth Regional Centre

For younger people particularly, leisure options had been limited but these new developments have opened up opportunities that many young people, anywhere in Adelaide, could only dream of.

Caleb agrees, “I don’t know what I’d be doing without this place (NSS). I want to be involved in music, cos’ hip hop and R’n’B are my thing. There was nothing around until this came about”.

NSS provides young people, and any aspiring musicians, with the opportunity to participate in music training programs, lay down their own CDs and utilise rehearsal space. For the punters, the NSS provides a live music venue to hear local and interstate bands.

All this is ‘music to the ears’ of Matthew

Pears, General Manager at City of Playford. The developments Caleb highlights have contributed to “ensuring that Elizabeth Regional Centre retains its position as the North’s most significant retail, commercial, community, education and regional hub,” states Matthew.

Caleb has lived or studied in the North for most of his young life. In the past year, he’s spent a lot of time in the Elizabeth Regional Centre, pursuing his passion for music at the Northern Sound System (NSS).

It’s there that he noticed first hand changes in the area.

“The new cinemas and entertainment areas surprised me. It’s all good stuff,” he adds.

Caleb’s talking about the growth in non-retail activities in Elizabeth – cinemas, bars, cafes and other dining options have provided a new and local experience for residents who previously had to travel outside of Playford to see a movie or eat at certain cafes. For residents further north, Munno Para now offers a variety of dining options too.

“The past year has also seen upgrades to the pavements, footpaths, pedestrian links and landscaping on Elizabeth Way and on Main North Road adjacent to the Playford Civic Centre”.

These improvements have made it easier for people to get around in the area.

There are exciting things happening in the Elizabeth Regional Centre, and even more exciting times to come with a new and improved Aquadome on its

way, and the future development of Fremont Park. Maybe Caleb can rap about it for us one day?

Below: Adams Creek wetland gives the local community opportunities for recreation, education and leisure. Photos provided courtesy of St Thomas More School, and Elizabeth Park Primary.

A city and community known for its natural heritage, open space and sustainable approach to development.

Adams Creek Wetlands Project

Community gets hands-on at Adams Creek wetland“Apart from learning about the water cycle and

volunteering with the Waterwatch program, having this valuable resource right on our doorstep adds to the fun.”

Local students undertake water testing at Adams Creek.

Janie Johnson practically bubbles over with enthusiasm when talking about the learning opportunities the Adams Creek wetland offers her St Thomas More School students.

“Apart from learning about the water cycle and volunteering with the Waterwatch program, having this valuable resource right on our doorstep adds to the fun. We can get the children out and about on the spur of the moment, and they just love that,” said Ms Johnson.

Classes visit the site at least once a term, and conduct a water-testing program for Waterwatch. These visits have let the children see first hand an increase in both bird and insect life as the wetland further establishes itself since its 2006 launch.

Adrian Swiatnik, capital works engineer for the City of Playford, has seen the local community take increasing pride and ownership over the wetlands.

“It’s great to get support from local residents, and groups like Playford Landcare and Greening. It just shows that wetlands provide environmental and community benefits. As well as removing pollutants from stormwater, and providing wildlife habitat, this wetland is an attractive landscape feature with great recreation options.

“Another great benefit is our ability to harvest 80–100 mega-litres of stormwater per year, which is the same amount of water that it takes to fill 50 Olympic swimming pools. We inject captured stormwater into an underground aquifer, and later use it to irrigate reserves and parks such as Ridley Reserve and Fremont Park,” said Adrian.

Mark Temme, Group Manager for civil works, knows just how important projects like this are for short and long-term water management in the North.

“Reducing our reliance on the River Murray, and becoming more sustainable are just a few of the many reasons we’re so committed to the Waterproofing Northern Adelaide Project, which features Adam’s Creek as the first of 5 planned wetland sites,” said Mark.

Other Playford wetland sites will be in Andrews Farm, Munno Para and Andrews Farm South.

“Let’s hope we can give the community even more opportunities to get hands-on with their own wetlands, and reap the rewards from the hard work of all the partners involved. These partners include the City of Salisbury, Adelaide and Mt Lofty Rangers Natural Resources Management Board, the Australian Government through the Sustainable Regions Program, and our State Government through the Catchment Management Subsidy Scheme,” said Mark.

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Above: Young girl enjoys Australia Day 2007 at Fremont Park, Elizabeth.

Enjoy free family fun when the

City of Playford celebrates

Australia Day on Saturday 26 January

with loads of new events.

Check the back page for more details.

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Department For Transport, Engineering and Infrastructure Northern Expressway News Update

SEPTISSUE 2007NEWS UPDATE

Northern Expressway NEWS UPDATE – SEPTEMBER ISSUE 2007 www.northernexpressway.sa.gov.au page 1

will follow road property leaders

signal demand

Real Estate Institute of South Australia (REISA) President, Mark Sanderson,said investors were now looking towards the northern suburbs for future opportunities.

Reported on Channel 7 News on 28 May, Mr Sanderson said: “That (the Northern Expressway) is going to have a signifi cant impact on real estate, lifestyle, everything in Adelaide in the northern area, it will be huge.”

Speaking after the news program, the REISA President said road construction opens up new areas for people wanting to experience lifestyle changes by moving out of the city into regional areas.

“There is nothing like good, modern roads to build business, build communities and get things going,” Mr Sanderson said.

“The benefi ts to the state economy will be enormous and the REISA is very much behind getting the Northern Expressway built as soon as possible.”

“We need this expressway road built, let’s just get it up and running. Bring it on.”

“Look at the Heysen Tunnels on the South Eastern Freeway as an example, that has now made it a reality to commute from places like Murray Bridge and Strathalbyn, by car or bus, and the same thing will happen with

Real Estate commentators in the media say the proposed Northern Expressway will create the same positive demand for real estate and property as the Southern Expressway and the South Eastern freeway and Heysen tunnels.

Real Estate Institute of South Australia (REISA) President, Mark Sanderson

Gawler and the Barossa Valley with the Northern Expressway”.

Reported in the ‘Sunday Mail’on 20 May, Anthony Toop, of Toop & Toop, said many more people had been prepared to move to the Hills with driving times to the city being cut by the opening of the Heysen Tunnels in 2000.

“And the planned Northern Expressway will really open up Gawler and the Barossa Valley to many more home owners looking for bigger homes on bigger blocks,” Mr Toop said.

“We need this expressway road built, let’s just get it up and running. Bring it on.”

travellers from the Mid-North, Riverland and Barossa communities. People who commute between Gawler and the Port of Adelaide, and the western and southern suburbs of Adelaide will also benefi t from these effi ciencies.

The Northern Expressway will replace Main North Road on the AusLink Network and link directly to the Sturt Highway upgrade and the Port River Expressway. It will reduce local freight traffi c congestion and provide

Extra ramps for greater local traffi c access at three intersections and refi nements in the route of the Northern Expressway were desired outcomes revealed in the Northern Expressway Environmental Report Supplement released in June.

The Supplement Report responded to issues raised in formal written submissions from members of the public, government agencies, local government and representative bodies. The report highlighted that additional ramps could provide a higher level of accessibility to the expressway from the surrounding community and commercial areas, as well as improving overall travel benefi ts and safety.

The report states these extra access ramps would lead to greater use of the Northern Expressway and a reduced use of the already congested Main North Road, increase the economic benefi ts and particularly benefi t the Town of Gawler, Light Regional Council and City of Playford council areas.

Project Director Luigi Rossi said: “When there was sound and objective information coming back from the community, we followed it up.”

“The feedback we received about greater access by creating more on-off access ramps was heard clearly.”

Agreement has been reached between the Australian Government and the State Government

to fund the development of the 23 km Northern Expressway, complete with interchanges at

Curtis Road, Angle Vale Road and Two Wells Road as requested by the local community.

“The feedback we received about greater access by

creating more on-off access ramps was

heard clearly.”

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Site surveys happeningalong the route 3

Local construction companies can register interest 3

You can ‘drive’ the northern expressway on the internet 2

Planning for emergency responses is a high priority 2

NEXY timeline 3

Properties now being purchased 4

Deliver long term regional economic benefi ts 4

An important area for the aboriginal community 4

Public endorses expressway plans 4

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agreement secured

a direct link between the Barossa Valley and Riverland and the Port of Adelaide.

The Northern Expressway will also contribute towards the following targets in South Australia’s Strategic Plan:

promoting economic growth

expanding export potential for the State

providing strategic infrastructure

providing infrastructure to support communities in regions.

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To find out more about the Northern Expressway or to have your say:

NEXY Information Line 1300 658 621 www.northernexpressway.sa.gov.au

‘Drive’ the Northern Expressway. See inside

Under the agreement, the Australian Government will provide $424.8 million of the project costs through the AusLink Program for roads of national importance.

The Northern Expressway contributes to AusLink’s key objective of assisting national economic and social development aimed at improving the effi ciency, safety and reliability of the national transport network.

Following strong feedback from local communities the Australian Government agreed to provide additional ramps as part of the initial construction of the Expressway. Original planning was for these ramps to be built in future stages along the route.

Extra funds of $14 million for that additional work have been included in the funding agreement. Construction is expected to start in September 2008.

The Northern Expressway will reduce driving time and increase safety for

road alignment approvedMinister for Transport, Patrick Conlon, has approved the fi nal route of the Expressway, following the tabling of a Supplement Report to the Environmental Report.

Minister Conlon said the approval marked completion of a comprehensive planning and concept design phase.

“This was by no means a rubber stamp, as a direct result of the Supplement Report we’ve made refi nements to ensure we end up with the best possible piece of infrastructure for South Australia,” Minister Conlon said.

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Northern Expressway NEWS UPDATE – MARCH ISSUE 2007 www.northernexpressway.sa.gov.au page 1

A standard analysis of the direct road users’ costs and benefi ts has shown that economic benefi ts of that order will be realised over the life of the project.

It predicts that the project will return $880 million worth of benefi ts, in addition to an estimated hundreds of millions of dollars in indirect social and economic benefi ts that are expected.

Immediate benefi ts will include:

Contracts and jobs for SA sub-contractors and employees

New investment in the northern suburban and country regions

Up-skilling of workers involved in the three-year project

Retaining valuable engineering and construction skills in our state

Generating growth in the wider region

The economic impact will be felt across the state economy, with many local companies expected to bid for contracts for construction and associated works on the project.

Some key fi ndings of the analysis are:

Hundreds of jobs will be created during construction

The road will generate signifi cant travel time savings for users as well as those using nearby existing arterial roads

There are benefi ts for the environment with more effi cient use of fuel and less engine emissions when using the non-stop, high speed expressway

“The expressway will have a benefi cial impact on the state economy through the creation of jobs and provide a surge in economic activity,” said the Project Director, Luigi Rossi.

“When completed, the expressway will form a key link in SA’s freight and

Local businesses will be involved… Local businesses, community organisations and even schools are being urged to register their interest to be involved with this $550 million northern regions project.

Project Director, Luigi Rossi said the Department for Transport, Energy and Infrastructure wants to maximise the opportunities for local industry and people to be involved in the project’s construction phase.

“This is a huge project, the biggest in our state for 40 years, which is expected to see a signifi cant proportion of funding being spent locally,” Mr Rossi said.

“During a three-year project program we will have contractors seeking to acquire everything from food and accommodation for workers, through to basic supplies for vehicles and staff amenities.

“People may not be fully aware of the positive values that a half billion dollar project can bring to a local community, because it is not an everyday occurrence. It is our intention to use local services wherever possible.”

Mr Rossi said the project team was working with Northern Regional Development organisations to maximise the input by local industry and services.

Construction of the $550 million Northern Expressway Project will contribute to signifi cant

direct benefi ts for road users valued at more than $880 million and help to drive the

creation of hundreds of jobs.

“There’s no doubt that the business community looks

forward to the delivery of this project and the

resulting economic benefi ts, which will

include employment, improved freight

access and increased community wealth.”

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“Safety fi rst” says the community 3

Angle Vale Open House 3

Key project features in summary 3

Your questions answered 2

Release of the environmental report 2

Seed collection for revegetation 2

Neighbourhood meetings 3

Real estate ‘hotspots’ 4

Consultation has been happening since 2003 4

Time savings a benefi t 4

Expressway will link Wingfi eld trucking hub to a faster future… 4

Industry & road groups comment 4

Strategic Project Manager Glyn Edwards and Project Director Luigi Rossi

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March Release of the Environmental Report2007: (See )

‘Open Day’

Saturday Community Open Day, on the Northern Expressway, plus 24 March: information/feedback on Port Wakefi eld Road upgrade. Information session at 11am, 1pm and 3pm.

Playford Civic Centre Function Room, 10 Playford Boulevard, Elizabeth, from 10am to 4pm.

Monday Community Open Day, Playford Civic Centre 26 March: Function Room, 10 Playford Boulevard, Elizabeth, from 6pm to 9pm. Information session at 7pm.

With an upgrade of Port Wakefi eld Road, the Northern Expressway will link to the Port River Expressway providing faster travel to and from Adelaide’s west and Adelaide’s main shipping port.

It will be a four-lane freeway – two lanes in each direction – featuring interchanges and overpasses with a 110 kilometre per hour speed limit.

The road design will blend with the local environment and communities as

much as possible and will have roadside features to make the journey an effi cient and safe experience for users.

The project responds to calls by local councils and the community to reduce the amount of heavy freight traffi c now passing through the rapidly growing northern suburbs. As a joint initiative of the Australian and South Australian Governments under AusLink– The National Transport Plan, the project is now entering a detailed and comprehensive design phase.

The Northern Expressway will be a new, dual expressway joining to the Sturt Highway at Gawler and Port Wakefi eld Road near Waterloo Corner: a distance of about 23 kilometres.

Following a suggestion from a local resident, the project team is keeping a register of people wanting to volunteer their services on the project.

This refl ects previous experience on major road projects, where offers of help led to a full range of activities for residents, service organisations and schools. Volunteers have already expressed interest in activities such as seed collection, propagation of seedlings and tree planting.

volunteers are stepping forward

To find out more about the Northern Expressway or to have your say:

NEXY Information Line 1300 658 621 www.northernexpressway.sa.gov.au

Peter Vaughan, Business SA Chief Executive Offi cer

this month

logistics network, cutting travel times between the northern region and eastern states entry along the Sturt Highway in to and out of the Port of Adelaide and some of our most important industrial centres,” Mr Rossi said.

Commenting on the project, Business SA Chief Executive Offi cer, Peter Vaughan says: “There’s no doubt that the business community looks forward to the delivery of this project and the resulting economic benefi ts, which will include employment, improved freight access and increased community wealth.”

See Page 4 – Full comments from Industry and the RAA.

Classrooms will link to the road… The project team will extend opportunities to students in the region to learn more about the engineering and construction industry through ‘hands on’ involvement with the construction phase, expected to begin in 2008.

“We want local schools to be involved, to undertake fi eld trips, perhaps even work experience opportunities for young people in the school holidays to expose them to engineering, surveying, carpentry, grader operations and the myriad of other skills being employed on the project,” said the Project Director.

“These skills are in high demand and young people will benefi t from being involved through structured school projects on the Northern Expressway.

“This project will be important in showing young people what major infrastructure projects are all about and how they can be involved.”

DECISSUE 2007

NEWS UPDATE

Northern Expressway NEWS UPDATE – DECEMBER ISSUE 2007

www.northernexpressway.sa.gov.aupage 1

Signifi cant changes have been made to the

proposed Northern Expressway as a direct

result of feedback from the community,

stakeholder groups and road users.

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What are the benefi ts? 2

Revised interchanges will improve safety and local access 3

Feedback results in more local access to expressway

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Project timeline

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Expressway scheme updated 2 Bridge work will help control fl oods

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Port Wakefi eld Road upgrade moving forward

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Expressway to provide a safer and faster ride

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Project pushes for local industry

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Penfi eld Road bridge

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To fi nd out more about the

Northern Expressway or to have your say:

NEXY Information Line 1300 658 621 or

www.northernexpressway.sa.gov.au

railway line created a complex

diversion with both roads going

under the expressway. There were

concerns about achieving desired

safety aims with this connection.

Nash Road and Pellew Road will

now be closed.The new overpass at Penfi eld Road

produces the desired east to west

links and allows for a more intuitive

‘driver friendly’ layout for the Womma

– Heaslip interchange that has been

repositioned due to local council

forward planning for Smith Creek. It means traffi c movement from the

Virginia agricultural area to the eastern

side suburban areas will be more

direct than under the original scheme.

The expressway’s design has been

altered to include additional ramps

at several of the planned interchanges

and a totally new overpass bridge.

Further concept design work has

been carried out to improve the

effi ciency of other interchanges.

Provision will also be made to allow

for fl ood mitigation and water storage

at Gawler River. These changes have been made after consultation with the

community, emergency services

representatives, local councils,

interest groups, industry, local

business organisation representatives

and South Australian and Australian

government agencies. A new overpass bridge will now cross

the expressway at Penfi eld Road,

allowing local road users to travel

from Virginia to Munno Para and

Elizabeth unhindered.This will allow current east to west

community and industry traffi c

patterns to continue with less complex impacts than an original

scheme to close off Penfi eld Road at

the intersection with the expressway.

Originally, Nash Road and Pellew

Road were identifi ed as local roads

to be left connected, but their proximity to the transcontinental

Checking land for bombs is generally not a major road

project’s responsibility, however it is necessary to make sure

that a site near Smithfi eld, Penfi eld and MacDonald Park is

confi rmed safe prior to construction.

bombs away…believe it or not

expressway fast facts:The Northern Expressway is a new 23 km expressway standard

road linking Gawler with Port Wakefi eld Road, passing south

of Angle Vale.Construction is planned to commence in September 2008

and to be completed by December 2010.

The expressway involves:construction of a new, two-way expressway standard

road between Gawler and Port Wakefi eld Road

a 12 km upgrade of Port Wakefi eld Road from north of

Taylors Road to the Salisbury Highway to cater for future

traffi c volumes.The Northern Expressway project is a joint initiative of the

Australian and South Australian Governments under the

AusLink program and will be the largest road construction

project in Adelaide since the 1960’s.

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and is mostly cleared of vegetation.

While it still contains numerous small

magazine buildings and several

support buildings, most have been

cleared of any dangers for decades.

Some of the storage buildings have

been re-used and renovated to

become imposing local homes.But ‘rules are rules’ and the project

is employing professionals to inspect

and possibly clear land along the

expressway route in this area of any

unexploded bombs. And the good news… so far they have found nothing.

These suburbs were storage areas

for the former Salisbury Explosives

Factory, built in 1940, to supply

Australia’s armed forces with explosive

munitions during World War II. The Smithfi eld Magazine Area is a

220-hectare site located on the corner

of Curtis and Andrews Roads in

MacDonald Park, approximately

thirty kilometres north of Adelaide.

It was Federal Government land up

until it was sold to a farming company

a few years ago.The site is generally fl at apart from

many constructed blast mounds

One of the many historic World War II

explosive magazine storages in the

MacDonald Park/Smithfi eld area that

is being cleared and declared safe.

An overpass bridge will now cross the expressway at Penfi eld Road allowing local road users to travel from Virginia to Munno Para and Elizabeth unhindered.

When constructed the Northern

Expressway will reduce driving time

and increase safety for travellers

from the Mid-North, Riverland and

regional communities. Those people who commute

between Gawler and locations in

the Port of Adelaide or the western

and southern suburbs of Adelaide

will benefi t and locals should enjoy

reduced congestion on the roads.The new expressway will replace

Main North Road on the Australian

Government’s national AusLink

Network and feed directly into the

Sturt Highway and the Port River

Expressway. It will deliver:a new, two-way expressway standard road between Gawler

and Port Wakefi eld Road (approximately 23 km)

a 12 km upgrade of Port Wakefi eld Road from north of Taylors Road to the Salisbury Highway to cater for

increased future traffi c volumes.

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In addition, the new Penfi eld Road

bridge will enable:current heavy cross regional traffi c

on Womma Road to be shared

with Penfi eld Roadmovements through the old junction of Womma Road with

Heaslip Road, a recognised crash

black spot, to be slowed by construction of a large roundabout

the main local road link from Virginia to Elizabeth and Salisbury

to now be via Penfi eld Road through to Heaslip Road, which is

the most direct route other local roads connecting with Penfi eld Road to be upgraded

to handle expected increased

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to expresswayin more local access

feedback results

JUNE 2007

South Australian Government approval of refi ned route

NOVEMBER 2007

Tenders closed for the Port Wakefi eld Road upgradeTenders closed for the Port Wakefi eld

FEBRUARY 2008

Port Wakefi eld Road upgrade beginsPort Wakefi eld Road upgrade begins

JUNE 2008

Northern Expressway construction contract to be awarded Northern Expressway construction contract

SEPTEMBER 2008

Construction beginsConstruction begins

DECEMBER 2010

Project completedProject completed

SEPTEMBER 2007

Formal land acquisition process beganFormal land acquisition process began

project timeline

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Speed limit of 110 km/hr

Full speed connection at Gawler, linking with the Gawler by pass

Entry to the expressway via multiple interchanges

Overpasses across the expressway

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Environmental scientists carry out a vegetation survey to identify signifi cant trees using GPS surveying equipment in the Penfi eld area.

The newly designed interchanges and road connections

will provide improved access for the

community and help to better manage

several roads that locals have

highlighted as an issue.

These ramps will provide a higher level of accessibility to the Northern Expressway from the surrounding community and commercial areas as well as improving overall travel benefi ts and safety.

The design modifi cations to the planned interchanges were as result of wide community engagement undertaken since the project was announced last year.

Additional ramps will now be at:

Two Wells Road, with ramps for movements to and from the south

Angle Vale Road, with ramps for movements to and from the south, will be a full interchange

Curtis Road, with additional ramps for movements to and from the north that, together with the previously proposed ramps for movements to and from the south, will be a full interchange.

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These extra access ramps are designed to lead to greater use of the Northern Expressway and a reduced use of the already congested Main North Road.

Where possible, the interchanges will receive extensive landscape treatment, streamlined and simple structures, special feature lighting and landscaped embankments.

The latest updates for the Northern Expressway plans include:

extra ramps for greater local traffi c access at three road intersections

a new overpass bridge

refi nements in the route of the Northern Expressway.

Regions will benefi t from extra rampsAdditional ramps will increase the economic benefi ts derived by the Northern Expressway Project and will particularly benefi t the Town of Gawler, Light Regional Council and City of Playford council areas.

This is due to full interchange access that will allow traffi c to enter and exit the Northern Expressway on several major roads.

The newly designed interchanges and road connections will provide improved access for the community and help to better manage several roads that locals have highlighted as an issue.

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During the consultation process, the community asked for better access at the interchanges along the expressway. The community highlighted the need for greater access at Curtis Road, Two Wells Road and Angle Vale Road. This has resulted in a decision to fund construction of additional ramps at these locations as part of the initial project, rather than at a later time.

what are thebenefi ts?

The Northern Expressway will:

provide signifi cant economic benefi ts to the state

improve traffi c conditions for local residents in Angle Vale and the northern suburbs near Main North Road

make local roads safer by reducing freight traffi c, in particular on Angle Vale and Heaslip Roads

provide a quicker and safer connection to suburban destinations such as Adelaide Airport, shopping centres, sports stadiums, beaches, residences and businesses

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improve traffi c conditions for local

residents in Angle Vale and the

northern suburbs near Main North Road

connect to the new Port River Expressway, allowing drivers to use on-off connections at South Road and Hanson Road as well as Port Adelaide

allow travellers, and particularly freight traffi c, to avoid any traffi c congestion along the existing Main North Road

help to reduce vehicle pollution emission due to smoother traffi c fl ow along the Northern Expressway and Main North Road.

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= Northern Expressway interchanges

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will improverevised interchanges

Two Wells Road interchange Traffic on Two Wells Road will not be interrupted and will travel under the expressway.

This will be a partial interchange because of its closeness to the northern end of the expressway. It will have access ramps for south bound traffic heading towards the city

and north bound traffic heading towards Gawler.

Because of the close proximity of the Gawler township, the Two Wells intersection does not require a north-bound ramp because there is already good community access to enter at the northern end of the expressway.

Wingate Road will continue as an uninterrupted local road, joining the Two Wells Road via two large roundabouts to cross under the expressway.

It is possible that some local roads will be upgraded to ensure that northward local access is increased.

Angle Vale Road interchangeTraffic on Angle Vale Road will not be interrupted and will travel via a bridge over the expressway.

It features a full interchange with four on and off access ramps allowing drivers to get onto and off the expressway from both north and south to allow quick access to multiple interchanges nearby.

Curtis Road interchangeTraffic on Curtis Road will not be interrupted and will travel via a bridge over the expressway.

It features a full interchange with four on and off access ramps allowing drivers to get onto the expressway and off the expressway from both northward and southward

directions and to allow quick access to interchanges further southwards or northwards.

Analysis of local traffic patterns showed there is potential for more local community pedestrian movements at this point, as the expressway comes closer to new housing subdivision development.

To cater for this growth the Curtis Road overpass has a pathway for pedestrians.

Where possible, the interchanges will receive extensive landscape treatment, streamlined and simple structures, special feature lighting and landscaped embankments.

Heaslip/Womma Road interchange A revised Heaslip Road Interchange is now proposed. The interchange has been reconfigured to allow the expressway to go over Heaslip Road.

The junction of Womma Road with Heaslip Road will be joined by a roundabout, which will

improve safety as it has been a black spot for crashes.

The decision to build an overpass bridge at Penfield Road means the complex intersection originally planned for Womma and Heaslip Roads can now be simplified while maintaining an east west connection for local traffic.

After the Womma Road roundabout, Heaslip Road will enter a full interchange with four on and off access ramps allowing drivers to get onto the expressway and off the expressway from both northward and southward directions on Heaslip Road.

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