BIG4 Normanville Jetty Holiday Park
The District Council of Yankalilla has revealed the design and configuration of the 23 new single-story cabins to be constructed in the Council owned Jetty Caravan Park as part of the Normanville Foreshore and Jetty Caravan Park Masterplan. Council believes the designs present an attractive new accommodation offering in the Fleurieu Peninsula with the potential to attract year-round interest. A total of six cabins styles have been selected to meet a diverse range of accommodation needs, ranging from the open-plan studio-style Beachcomber range to the spacious Beach Breeze two-bedroom cabins that have verandas perfect for those who like to entertain al fresco. Three cabins, in The Tide range, have full disability access whilst other configurations include Jetty View, Normanville, and The Dune which are all two-bedroom cabins ideal for families, couples or groups of friends.
Funding & Funding Partners
State Government’s Local Government Infrastructure Partnership Program $2,045,450.00
Federal Government’s Building Better Regions funding program $2,045,450.00
Council Contribution $2,917,450.00
Total Capital Cost - $7,008,350.00
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December 2023
Following a presentation to Elected Members in August 2023 which was held in confidence due to commercially sensitive information being discussed, Council’s primary focus has been on a more detailed exploration into two potential management models for the park.
Subsequent to a further and detailed evaluation of the two final models and a thorough examination of independent analyses carried out by Norman Waterhouse Lawyers in 2022, Innoviv Park Solutions in 2023, and now BDO in 2023, the Council's Audit & Risk Committee has deliberated on the issue. As a result, it was recommended that the Council initiate the necessary steps to pursue a Management License as the preferred approach for overseeing the management of the BIG4 Normanville Jetty Holiday Park.
The first key step is to provide a further report outlining a number of key elements including expected financial returns to Council together with the process and timing for shift in the management model from the current approach. This report will be presented early in 2024.
November 2023
Following a presentation to Elected Members in August 2023 which was held in confidence due to commercially sensitive information being discussed, Council’s primary focus has been on a more detailed exploration into two potential management models for the park.
After a comprehensive assessment of the two models under final consideration and careful review of independent analyses conducted by Norman Waterhouse Lawyers in 2022, Innoviv Park Solutions in 2023, and BDO in 2023, Council’s Audit & Risk Committee have considered the matter and recommends that the Council take steps to commence the process of pursuing a Management License as the preferred option for overseeing the management of the BIG4 Normanville Jetty Holiday Park.
October 2023
Following a presentation to Elected Members in August which was held in confidence due to commercially sensitive information being discussed, Council’s primary focus has been on a more detailed exploration into two potential management models for the park.
Recognising the importance of selecting a single management model for the park's future, the Administration has taken the initiative to conduct a thorough evaluation of two out of the six models previously considered. This evaluation encompasses financial, governance, and risk aspects.
- Management License Model
- Section 42 Committee (Subsidiary)
A separate report is currently in the process of being prepared for Council's review and consideration, with the intent of advancing a preferred model in the coming months. Initially, this report will be presented to the Council's Audit and Risk Committee as part of the October Agenda, following which it will be presented to the Council along with a recommendation from the committee.