2 Hobart Road, Normanville - Proposed land revocation

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Consultation has concluded

Council is progressing a proposal to revoke Community Land classification of the Council-owned reserve at 2 Hobart Road (corner of Williss Drive), Normanville - and we're inviting your feedback.

The land - legally described as Allotment 28 in Deposited Plan 6561, Certificate of Title Volume 5553 Folio 730 - is currently classified as Community Land and managed as a reserve under Council’s Township Reserves Community Land Management Plan. Council has resolved that the site is surplus to its requirements for reserve purposes.

The site is approximately 1,058 square metres and was vested in Council following a 1960 subdivision. This small reserve is located approximately 275 metres from Bungala Park, a well-developed open space of more than four hectares offering mature trees, sheltered areas, barbecue facilities, public toilets, walking trails and other amenities.

Before Council can consider any future options for the site - including potential sale - the Community Land classification must first be formally revoked through a legislated process. This process includes preparing a revocation report, undertaking public consultation and considering all submissions received. If Council decides to proceed following consultation, the proposal must also be approved by the Minister for Local Government.

Importantly, declaring land surplus does not authorise its sale. Community Land cannot be disposed of unless the revocation process is completed and approved. This ensures decisions are transparent and based on overall community benefit.

We’re now inviting you to review the Community Land Revocation Report and share your views before Council makes any further decision.

This is your opportunity to tell us:
  • whether you support or oppose the proposed revocation
  • what considerations Council should weigh up in making its decision
  • and, if revocation ultimately proceeds, how the sale proceeds could be used to benefit the community
Your feedback will help guide Council’s next steps and ensure any decision reflects local perspectives, long-term needs and the broader interests of the district.


This community consultation program will conclude Wednesday, 25 March 2026

The Community Land Revocation Report has been prepared in accordance with Section 194 of the Local Government Act 1999 and is available to download from this page. Copies are also available to view at the Council Office, Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm.

How you can participate

  • Ask a question here at Your Say Yankalilla
  • Use the Ideas Board to share how future proceeds from a potential sale could be used to benefit the community
  • Complete the submission form online or hard copy
  • Email us participate@yankalilla.sa.gov.au
  • Prefer a conversation? Contact Council staff on (08) 8558 0200 to arrange a time to discuss.

Council is progressing a proposal to revoke Community Land classification of the Council-owned reserve at 2 Hobart Road (corner of Williss Drive), Normanville - and we're inviting your feedback.

The land - legally described as Allotment 28 in Deposited Plan 6561, Certificate of Title Volume 5553 Folio 730 - is currently classified as Community Land and managed as a reserve under Council’s Township Reserves Community Land Management Plan. Council has resolved that the site is surplus to its requirements for reserve purposes.

The site is approximately 1,058 square metres and was vested in Council following a 1960 subdivision. This small reserve is located approximately 275 metres from Bungala Park, a well-developed open space of more than four hectares offering mature trees, sheltered areas, barbecue facilities, public toilets, walking trails and other amenities.

Before Council can consider any future options for the site - including potential sale - the Community Land classification must first be formally revoked through a legislated process. This process includes preparing a revocation report, undertaking public consultation and considering all submissions received. If Council decides to proceed following consultation, the proposal must also be approved by the Minister for Local Government.

Importantly, declaring land surplus does not authorise its sale. Community Land cannot be disposed of unless the revocation process is completed and approved. This ensures decisions are transparent and based on overall community benefit.

We’re now inviting you to review the Community Land Revocation Report and share your views before Council makes any further decision.

This is your opportunity to tell us:
  • whether you support or oppose the proposed revocation
  • what considerations Council should weigh up in making its decision
  • and, if revocation ultimately proceeds, how the sale proceeds could be used to benefit the community
Your feedback will help guide Council’s next steps and ensure any decision reflects local perspectives, long-term needs and the broader interests of the district.


This community consultation program will conclude Wednesday, 25 March 2026

The Community Land Revocation Report has been prepared in accordance with Section 194 of the Local Government Act 1999 and is available to download from this page. Copies are also available to view at the Council Office, Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm.

How you can participate

  • Ask a question here at Your Say Yankalilla
  • Use the Ideas Board to share how future proceeds from a potential sale could be used to benefit the community
  • Complete the submission form online or hard copy
  • Email us participate@yankalilla.sa.gov.au
  • Prefer a conversation? Contact Council staff on (08) 8558 0200 to arrange a time to discuss.
Consultation has concluded

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    If this land is sold, what will the council do with the funds acquired?

    BT asked 2 months ago

    Thank you for your question.

    Council has not yet allocated the proceeds of any potential sale to a specific project. As outlined in the Revocation Report, the proceeds will be used to benefit the community.

    At this stage of the process, Council is seeking community input on how the funds could be used. The consultation materials invite respondents to share ideas on projects, improvements, or initiatives that you believe would make a positive difference locally.

    Once consultation closes and Council has considered all submissions, Elected Members will determine whether to proceed with the revocation. If the Minister later approves the proposal and the land is sold, Council will then decide how best to allocate the proceeds in a way that reflects community needs and priorities.

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    Changing Classification of #2 Hobart Road - WHY?!! As in - REAL REASON!!!

    Victoria asked about 2 months ago

    Thank you for your question.

    Council has already determined that this parcel of land is no longer required for recreational or operational purposes. As recorded in the Council Agenda, the land has been assessed as surplus to its requirements.

    The Revocation Report explains the reasoning in more detail. With no strategic or operational need to retain it, it is proposed to revoke the community land classification and sell the land on the open market with the proceeds being used to benefit the community.