About Us
Welcome to Your Say Unley, the City of Unley's online community engagement hub.
Your Say Unley is designed to provide you with a convenient and easy way to share ideas and discuss important topics and issues that shape and impact our city. By participating in these online forums, you can actively contribute and inform Council's decision making.
Depending on the project, registration may be required to participate in the online discussion forums: it's free and easy to join and you can choose your own user name to comment. We invite you to register and be involved.
Visit our Home Page for new opportunities to be involved. We will continue to update this site to give you a chance to have Your Say on new projects. This site complements the many other ways that you can share your views, including written submissions by completing survey forms, emails or letters, by meeting with staff, attending information sessions, focus groups and Council meetings.
Please read the Frequently Asked Questions listed on this page. If your answer about community engagement is not listed, please submit your question below.
Please direct general feedback and report issues via the City of Unley Contact Us web page or phone the Customer Experience Team on 8372 5111.
Welcome to Your Say Unley, the City of Unley's online community engagement hub.
Your Say Unley is designed to provide you with a convenient and easy way to share ideas and discuss important topics and issues that shape and impact our city. By participating in these online forums, you can actively contribute and inform Council's decision making.
Depending on the project, registration may be required to participate in the online discussion forums: it's free and easy to join and you can choose your own user name to comment. We invite you to register and be involved.
Visit our Home Page for new opportunities to be involved. We will continue to update this site to give you a chance to have Your Say on new projects. This site complements the many other ways that you can share your views, including written submissions by completing survey forms, emails or letters, by meeting with staff, attending information sessions, focus groups and Council meetings.
Please read the Frequently Asked Questions listed on this page. If your answer about community engagement is not listed, please submit your question below.
Please direct general feedback and report issues via the City of Unley Contact Us web page or phone the Customer Experience Team on 8372 5111.
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Share I request the Unley council management to provide at least one public EV charging supply in the area of Unley shopping centre and surroundings. It is the growing need of the community to have access to free charging stations in the popular spots. We often choose to go to Burnside shopping centre to shop and charge our cars. Unley council needs to be the active contributor towards the sustainable future. We will look forward to see some efficient actions in the direction of sustainability from our reputed Unley council. Thanks on Facebook Share I request the Unley council management to provide at least one public EV charging supply in the area of Unley shopping centre and surroundings. It is the growing need of the community to have access to free charging stations in the popular spots. We often choose to go to Burnside shopping centre to shop and charge our cars. Unley council needs to be the active contributor towards the sustainable future. We will look forward to see some efficient actions in the direction of sustainability from our reputed Unley council. Thanks on Twitter Share I request the Unley council management to provide at least one public EV charging supply in the area of Unley shopping centre and surroundings. It is the growing need of the community to have access to free charging stations in the popular spots. We often choose to go to Burnside shopping centre to shop and charge our cars. Unley council needs to be the active contributor towards the sustainable future. We will look forward to see some efficient actions in the direction of sustainability from our reputed Unley council. Thanks on Linkedin Email I request the Unley council management to provide at least one public EV charging supply in the area of Unley shopping centre and surroundings. It is the growing need of the community to have access to free charging stations in the popular spots. We often choose to go to Burnside shopping centre to shop and charge our cars. Unley council needs to be the active contributor towards the sustainable future. We will look forward to see some efficient actions in the direction of sustainability from our reputed Unley council. Thanks link
I request the Unley council management to provide at least one public EV charging supply in the area of Unley shopping centre and surroundings. It is the growing need of the community to have access to free charging stations in the popular spots. We often choose to go to Burnside shopping centre to shop and charge our cars. Unley council needs to be the active contributor towards the sustainable future. We will look forward to see some efficient actions in the direction of sustainability from our reputed Unley council. Thanks
Monema asked 8 months agoThank you for your interest in EV charging in the City of Unley. We have one publicly available EV charging station at Heywood Park that is free for users to charge.
Recently at its May 2024 Meeting, Council made the decision to not pursue the installation of more EV charging stations in the City of Unley any further at this point in time.
However, if you’d like to place a suggestion for the Unley Shopping Centre management team to consider installing a station for their customers, please visit their website at https://www.unleyshoppingcentre.com.au/contact
Kind regards,
The City of Unley Community Engagement Team
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Share What is the policy on tall native trees and bird life? on Facebook Share What is the policy on tall native trees and bird life? on Twitter Share What is the policy on tall native trees and bird life? on Linkedin Email What is the policy on tall native trees and bird life? link
What is the policy on tall native trees and bird life?
Paul53 asked 6 months agoHello, thank you for your question.
The City of Unley has several strategies and policies aimed at conserving and recognising the benefits tall trees provide our community, such as providing shade and homes for birds and other fauna.
These policies and strategies include the City of Unley Environmental Policy which aims to protect and enhance our environment, as well as the Urban Tree Strategy which sets out how we manage our trees to ensure that the City remains leafy for future generations.
Understorey planting is key to increasing the variety of birds within our city and we have a Greening Verges initiative to support understory planting: https://www.unley.sa.gov.au/Environmental-Sustainability/Greening-Unley
Here is also a link to some of the large trees you may find around our City: https://www.unley.sa.gov.au/Environmental-Sustainability/Trees/Large-tree-factsheets
And ways we further support our wildlife: https://www.unley.sa.gov.au/Environmental-Sustainability/Greening-Unley#section-4
Kind regards,
The City of Unley Community Engagement Team
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Share Good morning On behalf of the dog walkers of Unley, please provide information about where we will find parks where we can walk our dogs off-leash during the six months that Unley Oval will be off-limit. As explained in my submission to the dog management review, Unley Oval is a nexus for community interaction, especially during Spring and Summer. We lose so many hours to Sturt training sessions during the year, the longer Daylight Saving days provide perfect opportunities for dogs and their owners to meet and enjoy opportunities for walking, recreation and other physical activity, aligned with the City of Unley Active Ageing Strategy. I hope to see notification of different places for off-lead dog walking in Unley near the Oval and shared through social media. Many thanks Karen on Facebook Share Good morning On behalf of the dog walkers of Unley, please provide information about where we will find parks where we can walk our dogs off-leash during the six months that Unley Oval will be off-limit. As explained in my submission to the dog management review, Unley Oval is a nexus for community interaction, especially during Spring and Summer. We lose so many hours to Sturt training sessions during the year, the longer Daylight Saving days provide perfect opportunities for dogs and their owners to meet and enjoy opportunities for walking, recreation and other physical activity, aligned with the City of Unley Active Ageing Strategy. I hope to see notification of different places for off-lead dog walking in Unley near the Oval and shared through social media. Many thanks Karen on Twitter Share Good morning On behalf of the dog walkers of Unley, please provide information about where we will find parks where we can walk our dogs off-leash during the six months that Unley Oval will be off-limit. As explained in my submission to the dog management review, Unley Oval is a nexus for community interaction, especially during Spring and Summer. We lose so many hours to Sturt training sessions during the year, the longer Daylight Saving days provide perfect opportunities for dogs and their owners to meet and enjoy opportunities for walking, recreation and other physical activity, aligned with the City of Unley Active Ageing Strategy. I hope to see notification of different places for off-lead dog walking in Unley near the Oval and shared through social media. Many thanks Karen on Linkedin Email Good morning On behalf of the dog walkers of Unley, please provide information about where we will find parks where we can walk our dogs off-leash during the six months that Unley Oval will be off-limit. As explained in my submission to the dog management review, Unley Oval is a nexus for community interaction, especially during Spring and Summer. We lose so many hours to Sturt training sessions during the year, the longer Daylight Saving days provide perfect opportunities for dogs and their owners to meet and enjoy opportunities for walking, recreation and other physical activity, aligned with the City of Unley Active Ageing Strategy. I hope to see notification of different places for off-lead dog walking in Unley near the Oval and shared through social media. Many thanks Karen link
Good morning On behalf of the dog walkers of Unley, please provide information about where we will find parks where we can walk our dogs off-leash during the six months that Unley Oval will be off-limit. As explained in my submission to the dog management review, Unley Oval is a nexus for community interaction, especially during Spring and Summer. We lose so many hours to Sturt training sessions during the year, the longer Daylight Saving days provide perfect opportunities for dogs and their owners to meet and enjoy opportunities for walking, recreation and other physical activity, aligned with the City of Unley Active Ageing Strategy. I hope to see notification of different places for off-lead dog walking in Unley near the Oval and shared through social media. Many thanks Karen
KLP asked about 1 year agoDear Karen, thank you for your enquiry.
Council has dedicated a webpage to provide information to residents and members of the public regarding the Unley Oval upgrade works. The webpage can be found here https://www.unley.sa.gov.au/unley-oval-upgrades
One of the FAQs on that page provides a link to Council’s dog exercise areas, including those with provisions for off-leash, at https://www.unley.sa.gov.au/Dog-exercise-areas
Council appreciates how important Unley Oval is to dog owners and is doing what it can to ensure the works are completed as expediently as possible.
We also appreciate the inconveniences that the upgrade works will cause dog owners and all users of the Oval and acknowledge there will be some short-term pain for a much better outcome.
Thank you again and we appreciate your patience during the undertaking of the works at the Oval.
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