Campbelltown City Council Boundary Change Inquiry

Have Your Say on a Proposed Change to the Campbelltown City Council's Boundaries.

What's being decided?

The Campbelltown City Council has proposed to include within its boundaries two areas currently in Adelaide Hills Council, being:

  • Portion of Woodforde
  • Portion of Rostrevor

We are seeking community feedback on the proposal.

Background

The South Australian Local Government Boundaries Commission (the Commission) is an independent body responsible for investigating proposals to change council boundaries and makes recommendations to the Minister for Local Government. Find out more about the Commission at SA Local Government Boundaries Commission.

The Commission is conducting an Inquiry into a boundary change proposal submitted by the Campbelltown City Council. The areas affected by the proposal are illustrated in the Maps.

The Commission has appointed BDO to investigate the proposal.

The Inquiry investigation considers topics across five matters:

  • Financial Matters
  • Land Use and Planning Matters
  • Council Employee Matters
  • Representation Matters
  • Community Matters.

At the conclusion of the investigation, BDO will provide the Commission with an independent report on its findings and recommendations. The Commission will then make its own recommendations on the proposal to the Minister for Local Government.

Engagement is an important part of the Inquiry. BDO will be undertaking public consultation about the areas affected by the boundary change proposal. Public consultation is open now until 20 June 2025.

BDO welcomes feedback on the boundary change proposal from residents and ratepayers, community and business groups, other stakeholders and the general public about the potential impacts of the proposed boundary changes.

Your feedback will inform BDO’s investigation and recommendations to the Commission.

Get involved

Find out more:

Have your say by:

BDO Services

C/O Kyffin Thompson

Level 7, 420 King William Street

ADELAIDE SA 5001


Written submissions are invited for information in addition to any views expressed through the survey.

*Note: All written submissions, with personal details removed, may be published at the sole discretion of the Commission unless the party providing the submission expressly requests that their submission not be published. Individual surveys submitted via the YourSAy Web Site will not be published in full. Responses to surveys will be summarised for the Commission’s Final Inquiry Report.

What are the next steps?

BDO will consider all feedback from the engagement process, complete their investigation into the five Inquiry areas and prepare their report for the Commission.

The Commission will consider the report from BDO and provide recommendations to the Minister for Local Government.

The Minister will make the final decision as to whether the boundary proposal will proceed or not proceed.

The report and final decision from the Minister will be made available here and on the Commission's website

Have Your Say on a Proposed Change to the Campbelltown City Council's Boundaries.

What's being decided?

The Campbelltown City Council has proposed to include within its boundaries two areas currently in Adelaide Hills Council, being:

  • Portion of Woodforde
  • Portion of Rostrevor

We are seeking community feedback on the proposal.

Background

The South Australian Local Government Boundaries Commission (the Commission) is an independent body responsible for investigating proposals to change council boundaries and makes recommendations to the Minister for Local Government. Find out more about the Commission at SA Local Government Boundaries Commission.

The Commission is conducting an Inquiry into a boundary change proposal submitted by the Campbelltown City Council. The areas affected by the proposal are illustrated in the Maps.

The Commission has appointed BDO to investigate the proposal.

The Inquiry investigation considers topics across five matters:

  • Financial Matters
  • Land Use and Planning Matters
  • Council Employee Matters
  • Representation Matters
  • Community Matters.

At the conclusion of the investigation, BDO will provide the Commission with an independent report on its findings and recommendations. The Commission will then make its own recommendations on the proposal to the Minister for Local Government.

Engagement is an important part of the Inquiry. BDO will be undertaking public consultation about the areas affected by the boundary change proposal. Public consultation is open now until 20 June 2025.

BDO welcomes feedback on the boundary change proposal from residents and ratepayers, community and business groups, other stakeholders and the general public about the potential impacts of the proposed boundary changes.

Your feedback will inform BDO’s investigation and recommendations to the Commission.

Get involved

Find out more:

Have your say by:

BDO Services

C/O Kyffin Thompson

Level 7, 420 King William Street

ADELAIDE SA 5001


Written submissions are invited for information in addition to any views expressed through the survey.

*Note: All written submissions, with personal details removed, may be published at the sole discretion of the Commission unless the party providing the submission expressly requests that their submission not be published. Individual surveys submitted via the YourSAy Web Site will not be published in full. Responses to surveys will be summarised for the Commission’s Final Inquiry Report.

What are the next steps?

BDO will consider all feedback from the engagement process, complete their investigation into the five Inquiry areas and prepare their report for the Commission.

The Commission will consider the report from BDO and provide recommendations to the Minister for Local Government.

The Minister will make the final decision as to whether the boundary proposal will proceed or not proceed.

The report and final decision from the Minister will be made available here and on the Commission's website

Page last updated: 21 May 2025, 12:00 PM