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Consultation has concluded
TheAngaston Railway Precinct Masterplan recognises the historic value of the site and opportunities to activate this important community space for events, tourism and recreation.
Key features include an adventure play space, heritage restoration including the railway station building, mountain bike trail and open space development.
In February 2017 Council undertook extensive community consultation. In addition to community and stakeholder engagement, Council hosted pop-ups at the Angaston Town Hall and Angaston Show.
The consultation attracted 22 formal submissions and 31 informal submissions. Council adopted the masterplan, taking into account traffic and land development matters.
In June 2020 Council launched what is now known as Barossa Adventure Station.
TheAngaston Railway Precinct Masterplan recognises the historic value of the site and opportunities to activate this important community space for events, tourism and recreation.
Key features include an adventure play space, heritage restoration including the railway station building, mountain bike trail and open space development.
In February 2017 Council undertook extensive community consultation. In addition to community and stakeholder engagement, Council hosted pop-ups at the Angaston Town Hall and Angaston Show.
The consultation attracted 22 formal submissions and 31 informal submissions. Council adopted the masterplan, taking into account traffic and land development matters.
In June 2020 Council launched what is now known as Barossa Adventure Station.
Council undertakes consultation to identify community and stakeholder priorities
April 2017 - Masterplan adopted
Angaston Railway Precinct has finished this stage
Council adopts the masterplan, giving reference to traffic management and land development matters.
March 2018 - Funding for precinct redevelopment
Angaston Railway Precinct has finished this stage
Council receives $1.1 million State Government funding towards a $2.6 million redevelopment of the precinct.
July 2020 - Launch of Barossa Adventure Station
Angaston Railway Precinct has finished this stage
Council launches Barossa Adventure Station, which includes a regional-level play space, mountain bike trail and restoration of the railway station building.
June 2021 - Barossa Adventure Station named Parks and Leisure Australia SA/NT Park of the Year
Angaston Railway Precinct is currently at this stage
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Barossa Adventure Station launches
