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Consultation has concluded, but read on to learn about the project...

Council is updating the Community Land Management Plan (CLMP) for the Jetty Holiday Park in Normanville to ensure a comprehensive CLMP is in place, one which reflects the recent upgrades and supports an effective management model into the future. Updating the language in the CLMP is aimed at ensuring accuracy whilst optimising current and future uses across the site for the benefit of the community, including current users.

The CLMP guides the uses of the Jetty Holiday Park site and a review of the Plan became necessary due to now outdated aspects that arose following recent upgrades to facilities within the Park. The revised document takes into account these upgrades, ensures its currency, its future potential and the changing needs of the community.

The updated CLMP (Business Premises) - Jetty Holiday Park has been prepared and is open for public comment in line with legislative requirements from Friday 12 April 2024 to Tuesday 13 May 2024.

It is important to note that this consultation is not seeking feedback for future management models for the park, separate processes are occurring to maximise community benefit through the Park's operations. It is also confirmed that this update is not changing the current intent of the CLMP or any of the arrangements for Annual License Holders, the Normanville Tennis Club or Normanville Sailing club.

You can download a copy of the updated CLMP from this page, and copies are available to view at the Council Office, Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm.

If you have any questions, please ask them using the 'Questions' tool below. That way we can provide a response that everyone can read.

You can also comment using the 'Guestbook' below OR via:

  • Mail to Chief Executive Officer, District Council of Yankalilla, PO Box 9, YANKALILLA 5203 (marked ATTN: CLMP Consultation)
  • Email to participate@yankalilla.sa.gov.au
  • In Person at the Council Office - 1 Charles Street, Yankalilla.

Council is updating the Community Land Management Plan (CLMP) for the Jetty Holiday Park in Normanville to ensure a comprehensive CLMP is in place, one which reflects the recent upgrades and supports an effective management model into the future. Updating the language in the CLMP is aimed at ensuring accuracy whilst optimising current and future uses across the site for the benefit of the community, including current users.

The CLMP guides the uses of the Jetty Holiday Park site and a review of the Plan became necessary due to now outdated aspects that arose following recent upgrades to facilities within the Park. The revised document takes into account these upgrades, ensures its currency, its future potential and the changing needs of the community.

The updated CLMP (Business Premises) - Jetty Holiday Park has been prepared and is open for public comment in line with legislative requirements from Friday 12 April 2024 to Tuesday 13 May 2024.

It is important to note that this consultation is not seeking feedback for future management models for the park, separate processes are occurring to maximise community benefit through the Park's operations. It is also confirmed that this update is not changing the current intent of the CLMP or any of the arrangements for Annual License Holders, the Normanville Tennis Club or Normanville Sailing club.

You can download a copy of the updated CLMP from this page, and copies are available to view at the Council Office, Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm.

If you have any questions, please ask them using the 'Questions' tool below. That way we can provide a response that everyone can read.

You can also comment using the 'Guestbook' below OR via:

  • Mail to Chief Executive Officer, District Council of Yankalilla, PO Box 9, YANKALILLA 5203 (marked ATTN: CLMP Consultation)
  • Email to participate@yankalilla.sa.gov.au
  • In Person at the Council Office - 1 Charles Street, Yankalilla.

Consultation has concluded, but read on to learn about the project...

Ask your questions here and we'll post the response so that everyone can read it.

  • Share Why is the council pre-empting a future decision of Council and placing on the Community Land Management Plan a lease or license when there has been no decision of the elected members to issue a lease or licence? I understand there is a separate process for the future management of the caravan park so why has a council committee not been added to the CLMP as this is one of the preferred options of elected members discussed at members forums? Is it true that if a lease is added to the CLMP a 5 year lease can be granted with out further consultation and the community could have no further say in the conditions of lease/ licence? If the amendment to the CLMP is not about the Management Models for the caravan park foreshore land then what is the amendment for? on Facebook Share Why is the council pre-empting a future decision of Council and placing on the Community Land Management Plan a lease or license when there has been no decision of the elected members to issue a lease or licence? I understand there is a separate process for the future management of the caravan park so why has a council committee not been added to the CLMP as this is one of the preferred options of elected members discussed at members forums? Is it true that if a lease is added to the CLMP a 5 year lease can be granted with out further consultation and the community could have no further say in the conditions of lease/ licence? If the amendment to the CLMP is not about the Management Models for the caravan park foreshore land then what is the amendment for? on Twitter Share Why is the council pre-empting a future decision of Council and placing on the Community Land Management Plan a lease or license when there has been no decision of the elected members to issue a lease or licence? I understand there is a separate process for the future management of the caravan park so why has a council committee not been added to the CLMP as this is one of the preferred options of elected members discussed at members forums? Is it true that if a lease is added to the CLMP a 5 year lease can be granted with out further consultation and the community could have no further say in the conditions of lease/ licence? If the amendment to the CLMP is not about the Management Models for the caravan park foreshore land then what is the amendment for? on Linkedin Email Why is the council pre-empting a future decision of Council and placing on the Community Land Management Plan a lease or license when there has been no decision of the elected members to issue a lease or licence? I understand there is a separate process for the future management of the caravan park so why has a council committee not been added to the CLMP as this is one of the preferred options of elected members discussed at members forums? Is it true that if a lease is added to the CLMP a 5 year lease can be granted with out further consultation and the community could have no further say in the conditions of lease/ licence? If the amendment to the CLMP is not about the Management Models for the caravan park foreshore land then what is the amendment for? link

    Why is the council pre-empting a future decision of Council and placing on the Community Land Management Plan a lease or license when there has been no decision of the elected members to issue a lease or licence? I understand there is a separate process for the future management of the caravan park so why has a council committee not been added to the CLMP as this is one of the preferred options of elected members discussed at members forums? Is it true that if a lease is added to the CLMP a 5 year lease can be granted with out further consultation and the community could have no further say in the conditions of lease/ licence? If the amendment to the CLMP is not about the Management Models for the caravan park foreshore land then what is the amendment for?

    Des Gubbin asked 7 months ago

    Hi Des

    Thank you for your feedback regarding the Community Land Management Plan (CLMP) update.

    In November 2023, the Council (elect) resolved to pursue a management license as the preferred management model for the park, and the updated CLMP aligns with this decision.

    The previous and outdated CLMP contained provision for leases/licenses at the Caravan Park – so there is no change in that regard. If a lease/license is granted, and if the tenure of that lease or license exceeds 5 years, then this would trigger public consultation in line with section 202 of the Local Government Act and as described in Councils own public consultation policy.

    This update aims to facilitate effective land management practices. Provisions for leases or licenses ensure flexibility for future arrangements, aligning with the Council resolution and prioritising transparency and community engagement.

    The CLMP amendment encompasses broader land management aspects at the caravan park and ensures that it is accurate and reflective of both the current and future community needs.

    Thanks again for your engagement.

  • Share The summary mentions that the changes optimise current and future uses across the site, but I'm not clear on what is changing. Whilst an assurance has been given that these changes do not alter the current intent, or impact the Normanville Tennis Club/ Sailing Club, do the proposed changes leave these clubs vulnerable in the future? The community land occupied by the Tennis Club was donated over 70 years ago, for the purpose of playing tennis. It provides a sporting & recreational service to both the local community and to visitors to our area, including Big4 patrons. Are these changes the first legal step for DCY or Big4 to use the community land in a different way in future? I do not want to see our Normanville community clubs becoming vulnerable to losing their facilities via legal loopholes that may in future allow for community land to be used for carparking/retail outlets. on Facebook Share The summary mentions that the changes optimise current and future uses across the site, but I'm not clear on what is changing. Whilst an assurance has been given that these changes do not alter the current intent, or impact the Normanville Tennis Club/ Sailing Club, do the proposed changes leave these clubs vulnerable in the future? The community land occupied by the Tennis Club was donated over 70 years ago, for the purpose of playing tennis. It provides a sporting & recreational service to both the local community and to visitors to our area, including Big4 patrons. Are these changes the first legal step for DCY or Big4 to use the community land in a different way in future? I do not want to see our Normanville community clubs becoming vulnerable to losing their facilities via legal loopholes that may in future allow for community land to be used for carparking/retail outlets. on Twitter Share The summary mentions that the changes optimise current and future uses across the site, but I'm not clear on what is changing. Whilst an assurance has been given that these changes do not alter the current intent, or impact the Normanville Tennis Club/ Sailing Club, do the proposed changes leave these clubs vulnerable in the future? The community land occupied by the Tennis Club was donated over 70 years ago, for the purpose of playing tennis. It provides a sporting & recreational service to both the local community and to visitors to our area, including Big4 patrons. Are these changes the first legal step for DCY or Big4 to use the community land in a different way in future? I do not want to see our Normanville community clubs becoming vulnerable to losing their facilities via legal loopholes that may in future allow for community land to be used for carparking/retail outlets. on Linkedin Email The summary mentions that the changes optimise current and future uses across the site, but I'm not clear on what is changing. Whilst an assurance has been given that these changes do not alter the current intent, or impact the Normanville Tennis Club/ Sailing Club, do the proposed changes leave these clubs vulnerable in the future? The community land occupied by the Tennis Club was donated over 70 years ago, for the purpose of playing tennis. It provides a sporting & recreational service to both the local community and to visitors to our area, including Big4 patrons. Are these changes the first legal step for DCY or Big4 to use the community land in a different way in future? I do not want to see our Normanville community clubs becoming vulnerable to losing their facilities via legal loopholes that may in future allow for community land to be used for carparking/retail outlets. link

    The summary mentions that the changes optimise current and future uses across the site, but I'm not clear on what is changing. Whilst an assurance has been given that these changes do not alter the current intent, or impact the Normanville Tennis Club/ Sailing Club, do the proposed changes leave these clubs vulnerable in the future? The community land occupied by the Tennis Club was donated over 70 years ago, for the purpose of playing tennis. It provides a sporting & recreational service to both the local community and to visitors to our area, including Big4 patrons. Are these changes the first legal step for DCY or Big4 to use the community land in a different way in future? I do not want to see our Normanville community clubs becoming vulnerable to losing their facilities via legal loopholes that may in future allow for community land to be used for carparking/retail outlets.

    Wendy asked 7 months ago

    Hi Wendy

    Thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback. We've been clear on Councils intent, and that we are not changing the current arrangements for any of the recreational groups or annual license holders as part of the update to the CLMP. 

    We can certainly agree that both the Normanville Tennis Club and Normanville Sailing Club provide valuable services and connection for our community.

    Thanks again

  • Share Does this plan mean that the proposals remove the land from Crown Ownership and therefore, open for development at any future date by subsequent councils? Does the rewording of the proposed plan mean that the Big 4 company have lifetime tenure? on Facebook Share Does this plan mean that the proposals remove the land from Crown Ownership and therefore, open for development at any future date by subsequent councils? Does the rewording of the proposed plan mean that the Big 4 company have lifetime tenure? on Twitter Share Does this plan mean that the proposals remove the land from Crown Ownership and therefore, open for development at any future date by subsequent councils? Does the rewording of the proposed plan mean that the Big 4 company have lifetime tenure? on Linkedin Email Does this plan mean that the proposals remove the land from Crown Ownership and therefore, open for development at any future date by subsequent councils? Does the rewording of the proposed plan mean that the Big 4 company have lifetime tenure? link

    Does this plan mean that the proposals remove the land from Crown Ownership and therefore, open for development at any future date by subsequent councils? Does the rewording of the proposed plan mean that the Big 4 company have lifetime tenure?

    Colin asked 7 months ago

    Hi Colin

    Thank you for your questions. 

    The CLMP has been updated to reflect the Council’s purchase of the Crown Record in 2020 from Crown Lands, this means that all the titles that make up the Jetty Holiday Park are now held in freehold titles and classed as Community Land. The classification as Community Land means that development is restricted to the current use as a caravan park which is no change from when it was a Crown Land parcel. Any occupation of the land must still be in accordance with the Local Government Act which requires that Council must consult with the public for any leases or licenses longer than 5 years.

  • Share Hi. Is there any current consideration of the Normanville jetty getting an extension? Was fishing there the other day and it’s hard to fish when the end of the jetty is so close to shore and so close to swimmers. on Facebook Share Hi. Is there any current consideration of the Normanville jetty getting an extension? Was fishing there the other day and it’s hard to fish when the end of the jetty is so close to shore and so close to swimmers. on Twitter Share Hi. Is there any current consideration of the Normanville jetty getting an extension? Was fishing there the other day and it’s hard to fish when the end of the jetty is so close to shore and so close to swimmers. on Linkedin Email Hi. Is there any current consideration of the Normanville jetty getting an extension? Was fishing there the other day and it’s hard to fish when the end of the jetty is so close to shore and so close to swimmers. link

    Hi. Is there any current consideration of the Normanville jetty getting an extension? Was fishing there the other day and it’s hard to fish when the end of the jetty is so close to shore and so close to swimmers.

    judesaturno asked 7 months ago

    Hi There

    The current status of the Normanville Jetty is not being considered as part of this consultation. Council certainly appreciates the feedback and acknowledge that our Normanville Jetty has its quirks, being the shortest Jetty we know of!

  • Share Will tennis courts be affected? I belong to the social tennis group who plays on Thursday mornings, and it is so beneficial for health and well being. Thank you on Facebook Share Will tennis courts be affected? I belong to the social tennis group who plays on Thursday mornings, and it is so beneficial for health and well being. Thank you on Twitter Share Will tennis courts be affected? I belong to the social tennis group who plays on Thursday mornings, and it is so beneficial for health and well being. Thank you on Linkedin Email Will tennis courts be affected? I belong to the social tennis group who plays on Thursday mornings, and it is so beneficial for health and well being. Thank you link

    Will tennis courts be affected? I belong to the social tennis group who plays on Thursday mornings, and it is so beneficial for health and well being. Thank you

    Sandy Jane Andrews asked 8 months ago

    Hi Sandy

    Thanks for the feedback.

    This update isn't altering the existing purpose of the CLMP or any of the current arrangements for the Normanville Tennis Club.





  • Share Please provide details of what a Management License entails / what does it look like? on Facebook Share Please provide details of what a Management License entails / what does it look like? on Twitter Share Please provide details of what a Management License entails / what does it look like? on Linkedin Email Please provide details of what a Management License entails / what does it look like? link

    Please provide details of what a Management License entails / what does it look like?

    StephanieMcPharlin asked 8 months ago

    Hi Stephanie

    Thank you for the questions.

    This consultation is not seeking feedback for future management models for the park however I'm happy to provide general comments in relation to what a management license is.

    A management license typically grants the licensee the legal authority to oversee and operate the caravan park on behalf of the owner - in this case, Council. This license outlines the terms and conditions under which the licensee can manage various aspects of the park, such as accommodation bookings, maintenance, facilities management, and customer services.

    The license may specify the duration of the management agreement, the responsibilities of both parties, financial arrangements including any revenue-sharing agreements, compliance requirements with local regulations and standards, and conditions for termination or renewal of the agreement.

    Essentially, it allows a designated individual or entity to professionally manage the day-to-day operations of the caravan park, maintaining quality standards, and maximising profitability for the owner.