Concordia Prime Agricultural Land
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October 15, 2009, 6:57 am
Filed under: 30 Year Plan for Greater Adelaide, Barossa, Biodiversity, Concordia, Development, Environment, Gawler, Habitat, Paul Holloway, Planning, South Australia, Sustainability, Urban Growth Boundary, Urban Pacific, Urban Sprawl, ugb | Tags: Development, Barossa Regional Land-Use Study, SA Carbon Neutral Pretenders, Environmental Impacts, rural land protection, farming land protection, Concordia, Uban Pacific
Filed under: 30 Year Plan for Greater Adelaide, Barossa, Biodiversity, Concordia, Development, Environment, Gawler, Habitat, Paul Holloway, Planning, South Australia, Sustainability, Urban Growth Boundary, Urban Pacific, Urban Sprawl, ugb | Tags: Development, Barossa Regional Land-Use Study, SA Carbon Neutral Pretenders, Environmental Impacts, rural land protection, farming land protection, Concordia, Uban Pacific
Why would the government choose to house 15,000 people in Concordia when one of its own studies as far back as 1997 in this
Rural land assessment 1997 concluded that most of Concordia had ‘class 1′ ‘high productive potential’ ‘requiring only simple management practices to maintain productivity’. Here’s something that is sustainable without having to try!
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