Now Open – Community Consultation on Council’s Asset Management Plan Summary 2025

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Published 26th May 2025
The District Council of Yankalilla is inviting community feedback on the Asset Management Plan (AMP) Summary 2025, a key strategic document that outlines how Council plans, maintains and invests in over $140 million worth of community infrastructure.

Now Open – Community Consultation on Council’s Asset Management Plan Summary 2025

The District Council of Yankalilla is inviting community feedback on the Asset Management Plan (AMP) Summary 2025, a key strategic document that outlines how Council plans, maintains and invests in over $140 million worth of community infrastructure.

These assets include the roads we drive on, the parks we enjoy, stormwater systems, public buildings and more - vital elements of daily life that shape how we live, work and move around our district.

The AMP Summary connects these assets with Council’s Long-Term Financial Plan and Annual Business Plan & Budget, ensuring that our investment decisions are sustainable, cost-effective and aligned with the community’s long-term needs.

This consultation also supports Council’s commitment to transparency, community involvement and continuous improvement in infrastructure planning.

Why your feedback matters

We’re seeking your thoughts because:

  • Community input helps guide Council’s decisions and priorities
  • Infrastructure impacts everyone and we want to understand your needs and expectations
  • We aim to balance smart investment with affordability and long-term sustainability

What’s included in the AMP Summary?

  • How we manage assets and set service levels
  • An introduction to our Asset Management Road Map, which aims to improve data quality, service delivery and decision-making
  • Key links to Vision 2030, our Long-Term Financial Plan 2025-2035 and Draft 2025-26 Annual Business Plan & Budget

Consultation closes: Wednesday, 11 June 2025

We encourage everyone, residents, ratepayers, business owners and community groups, to review the summary and share your feedback.

How to get involved:

  • Visit Your Say Yankalilla to view the AMP Summary and submit your feedback
  • Ask a question, make a comment or submit a written response via the online portal
  • Prefer a conversation? Contact Council staff to arrange a time to discuss the document in more detail
  • Submissions can also be emailed or mailed directly to Council

Your input will be used to refine priorities and help shape a sustainable infrastructure future for the District Council of Yankalilla.

View the AMP Summary and Have Your Say on Your Say Yankalilla