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Consultation has concluded
Barossa Bushgardens is a regional native flora centre, conserving, promoting and supplying the Barossa region's unique local native plants. It is a model social enterprise that was founded nearly 20 years ago in context of 97% of native vegetation loss in the Barossa region. The site now features a multi faceted seed orchard, display gardens, a greenhouse, volunteer centre, nursery and sales area. The Barossa Bushgardens are open to the public 365 days a year and entry is free.
The Urban Design Framework has been prepared to identify how the Barossa Bushgardens currently and potentially can connect with the urban context of Nuriootpa and the Barossa Valley. The Framework includes recommendations of:
Enhancement of major pedestrian access
New vehicular, pedestrian and bike access off Research Road
Further development of community volunteer centre precinct area
Shared path upgrade
Signage and way finding
Barossa Bushgardens is a regional native flora centre, conserving, promoting and supplying the Barossa region's unique local native plants. It is a model social enterprise that was founded nearly 20 years ago in context of 97% of native vegetation loss in the Barossa region. The site now features a multi faceted seed orchard, display gardens, a greenhouse, volunteer centre, nursery and sales area. The Barossa Bushgardens are open to the public 365 days a year and entry is free.
The Urban Design Framework has been prepared to identify how the Barossa Bushgardens currently and potentially can connect with the urban context of Nuriootpa and the Barossa Valley. The Framework includes recommendations of:
Enhancement of major pedestrian access
New vehicular, pedestrian and bike access off Research Road
Further development of community volunteer centre precinct area