Exploring a Future for Martindale Hall

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March 2017 Update

The process for considering this unsolicited proposal is formally on hold by the State Coordinator-General. Further information will be provided when it becomes available.

2016 Update

The public consultation period on the Martindale Hall Partnership’s proposal has now closed. As part of the three-stage process for considering unsolicited proposals, the Martindale Partnership is refining its proposal and Government will next be assessing whether to proceed to Stage 3 of the unsolicited proposals process.

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The SA Government has received an unsolicited proposal for the purchase or long-term lease of the Martindale Hall property, and

About


Next steps

March 2017 Update

The process for considering this unsolicited proposal is formally on hold by the State Coordinator-General. Further information will be provided when it becomes available.

2016 Update

The public consultation period on the Martindale Hall Partnership’s proposal has now closed. As part of the three-stage process for considering unsolicited proposals, the Martindale Partnership is refining its proposal and Government will next be assessing whether to proceed to Stage 3 of the unsolicited proposals process.

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The SA Government has received an unsolicited proposal for the purchase or long-term lease of the Martindale Hall property, and we're keen to hear your views on the proposal.

The proponent - Martindale Hall Partnership - has proposed the development of a wellness retreat and five-star resort in their initial proposal. The Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources is leading the process for assessing this proposal under the Guidelines for Assessment of Unsolicited Proposals.

You can download a summary of this proposal here (PDF, 101KB). More information, including the initial concept drawings can be found here.

The Partnership will take community views into account, especially in reference to Martindale Hall, its Coach House and the other structures that are listed on the State Heritage Register. All feedback will be considered as the Partnership provides its final submission to the Government.

How to get involved

As part of the assessment, we want to find out what the community thinks about the proposal, including any issues that need to be raised.

You can join the conversation in the online discussion, or on social media using the hashtag #MartindaleHall. You can also send in a submission or feedback form (PDF, 83KB) by emailing: DEWNRengagement@sa.gov.au. All comments made will be provided to the Martindale Hall Partnership.

To receive updates, including about community information sessions, register your interest here.

Community information sessions

A community information session was held at the Coach House at Martindale Hall at 4.00pm on Tuesday, 18 August 2015. Representatives from the Martindale Hall Partnership discussed their proposal, while SA Government representatives were also available to answer questions about the assessment process.

DEWNR and the Martindale Hall Partnership will be holding a community information session about the proposal. Representatives from the Partnership will discuss up-to-date details of their proposal, and show the initial concept drawings. There will be an opportunity for the public to provide their feedback on the proposal.

PAST EVENT - The Adelaide session, 9.30am on Friday 2 October at the Science Exchange, 55 Exchange Place, Adelaide. The information session will be held in the Thinking Space. Places are limited, please secure your seat for this session here: www.stickytickets.com.au/30367

PAST EVENT - The Mintaro session, 3:00pm on Monday 12 October at the Coach House of Martindale Hall. You do not need to register for this session.

DOWNLOAD THE INFORMATION SESSIONS FLYER (PDF, 185KB)

More information

You can find more information, including the initial concept drawings here.

Next steps

The public consultation period on the Martindale Hall Partnership’s proposal has closed. As part of the three-stage process for considering unsolicited proposals, the Partnership is refining its proposal and Government will next be assessing whether to proceed to Stage 3 of the unsolicited proposals process.



Background



Here you'll find some information about the Martindale Hall proposal:

Martindale Hall Development Plan - Initial Concept Drawings (PDF, 2.4MB) This document contains initial concept ideas and are subject to change based on the final proposal and any approval processes should it proceed.

Feedback Form (PDF, 83KB) Please email this form to DEWNRengagement@sa.gov.au.

October Community Information Sessions (PDF, 185KB)

Community Information Session - First Session (PDF, 2MB)

Martindale Hall Unsolicited Proposal Summary (PDF, 101KB)

DEWNR Website

Unsolicited Proposals Guidelines (PDF, 514KB)

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