Registers are required to be kept Under the Local Government Act 1999.
Development Register
Development Applications lodged under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016. Applicants use this register to find, track and access publicly available information related to Development Applications lodged within South Australia.
Development Application Register
Elected Members Register of Interests
Excerpts from Register of Interest.
Under Section 70(a1) of the Local Government Act 1999 (“the Act”), the Council must publish on their website the following details about a Council member, as recorded in the Register of Interests:
- the member’s income sources (within the meaning of Schedule 3 of the Act) or employer;
- the name of any political party, anybody or association formed for political purposes or any trade or professional organisation (within the meaning of Schedule 3 of the Act) of which the member is a member; and
- any gifts received by the member that are required to be included in the information entered in the Register in relation to the member.
Gifts and Benefits Register
A register of gifts and benefits received by Council staff or Elected Members must be kept by Council. The monetary limit for recording on the register by gazette is $100. The register must be updated every three months.
Register of Salaries
Section 105 of the Local Government Act 1999 requires the Chief Executive Officer of a Council to keep a Register of Salaries.
Register of Public Roads
Council is required by the Local Government Act 1999, Section 231 to keep a register of Public Roads in its area.
The register -
(a) must include the information required by regulation; and
(b) may consist (if the Council so decides) of a computer record of the relevant information