SEACLIFF PARK DEVELOPMENT

The overall development design and plans for the Seacliff Park Development (also known as the Lorenzin site or Cement Hill re-development) are a closed shop. However the Association has written to the Developer  to develop a productive relationship with them as they will be a significant part of our community for years to come.

The Cement Hill Development March 2019 update:
We have kept in touch with both Councils and our local State MP to try to make sense of what has and hasn't been happening. Some good people have been making real effort without too much in return that is to be shared in the public realm! 

The overall development design and plans are a closed shop and the business of the private developer. However the Association has written to the Developer again to develop a productive relationship with them as they will be a significant part of our community for years to come. See link

​We note that the site fencing was tidied up in December last year and the site security improved somewhat, along with some clearing of weeds. Whilst welcomed, it still does not present yet as an exciting major development site, nor address concerns over security or appearance.

We also understand that the DPA process for the re-zoning has been extended for another 12 months and that the Public consultation will be re-commencing this year.

December 2018 - agreement is in place between the Developer and Boral  to construct the new Haul Road for the Linwood Quarry in the second half of 2019. The road will run through the Quarry up to the Majors Road Lonsdale Highway junction. Diverting heavy vehicles away from Ocean Boulevard /Brighton Road and the residential area.

Discussions continue on the realignment of councils boundaries for the site, so that it fall in one council area. The majority of which falls into Marion Council with a small part ( Scholefield Road)in Holdfast Bay. Lets hope this is resolved soon. See link to Marion Council resolution 


We are hopeful that very soon patience will pay off and the activity and level of sharing by the developer will increase as the roadblocks are removed


The current City of Marion's online public information on the redevelopment is out of date  and doesn't have much content.

If you have any concerns, please contact your local MP, Councillors and Marion Council : 08 8275 6000 or Ben Burdett 08 8275 6727 regarding dust issues. 

The EPA hotline Telephone: (08) 8204 2004 or email epainfo@epa.sa.gov.au. Please give them your name and telephone No in confidence, so that they can record the complaint and follow up.

The 5049 CC is happy for you to copy us in on any issues via email  and Facebook.

City of Marion Principal Policy Planner David Meluish gave us a refresh on the proposals at our Annual meeting in 2017, this is the most up to date information. Find his presentation here