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Council is seeking community feedback on the proposed closure of a portion of unmade road reserve adjoining 24 Trinity Way, Angle Vale.
If the proposal proceeds, the land would cease to be a public road and would be sold to and merged with the adjoining property.

Figure 1. Proposed road closure area (Sections A). This map is provided for illustrative purposes only. Refer to Preliminary Plan 26/0029 for the exact extent of the proposed road closure.
Why is Council considering this proposal?
Council received a request from the owner of 24 Trinity Way to purchase a portion of the unmade road reserve at the entrance to the property for landscaping purposes.
Council has assessed the land and determined that it is not required for future public access, transport connectivity or Council operational purposes.
What is an unmade road reserve?
An unmade road is land that has been legally dedicated as a public road but has not been constructed or developed for vehicle access.
What is being proposed?
The City of Playford proposes to close the portion of public road marked ‘A’ on Preliminary Plan 26/0029 and sell it to the adjoining landowner.
Any sale of the land would need to comply with Council’s Sale and Disposal of Assets Policy and Procedure, relevant legislation and the public interest.
All costs associated with the road closure and sale process, including survey, valuation, legal and administrative costs, would be met by the purchaser.
A copy of the advertised public notice and Preliminary Plan 26/0029 can be viewed on this page in the document library.
The documents are also available for public inspection at:
Playford Civic Centre, 10 Playford Boulevard, Elizabeth
Stretton Centre, 307 Peachey Road, Munno Para
What happens next?
Once the consultation period closes, all submissions will be reviewed and considered before Council determines whether to proceed with the proposed road closure.
If objections or easement requests are received, they will be considered in accordance with the requirements of the Roads (Opening and Closing) Act 1991. Submitters may be invited to attend a Council meeting or hearing to present their views and will be notified of any relevant meeting details.
If no objections are received during the consultation period, Council will proceed with making the Road Process Order.
Following the making of the Road Process Order, the Stage 2 Lodgement must be completed. In accordance with Section 20 (1) of the Roads (Opening and Closing) Act 1991, the Stage 2 Lodgement is required to be lodged with the Surveyor- General within three months of the Road Process Order being made.
A What We Heard Report and the outcome of the consultation will be published on Council's Engagement Hub.