Key stakeholders are involved in the planning study to assist in determining the proposed corridor and are considering factors such as:

• freight efficiency
• safety
• impacts on local traffic networks
• community needs
• land use and planning
• land productivity
• Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal heritage
• environmental impacts
• visual impacts
• cost.

Important key stakeholders already identified are the Councils of Salisbury, Playford and Port Adelaide Enfield as well as relevant government agencies, industry bodies, business representatives and resident groups.

A community engagement process will be undertaken to ensure the local community receives information about the project and is able to provide input and feedback.

The project team will meet with key stakeholders in the study area 

Community feedback form

We are asking for community members and interested parties to have their say by completing a project feedback form. This information will be used to help inform the planning study.

What community engagement has occurred to date?

Though various means the project team has been collecting information and keeping the local community informed about the progress of the planning study.

The project team held 2 community drop-in forums in St Kilda and Globe Derby Park. The forums were a great opportunity for the local community to talk to various members of the project team and also for the community to provide the project team with feedback on the project. The project team have also held shopping centre displays at Centro Hollywood Plaza and also Virginia Shopping Centre. 

There have also been meetings with many of the property owners in the planning study area to explain the project and to also get their feedback on the project.

Community feedback is also being collected via feedback forms, calls to the project information line, email enquiries, project news letter updates and meetings with stakeholders including emergency services, council, environmental groups, SA Water, Cheetham Salt and other business and community groups.

Project Team members and local residents at the Globe Derby Park drop in forum