Not sure exactly where this is in relation to the Marina, but is located at Lot 679, Heritage Drive, and has been approved:
http://www.coppercoast.sa.gov.au/webdat ... _Mins_.pdf
CC-CDAP15:10 Moved Member Rodda Seconded Member Clarke
That following consideration and having regard to all
relevant matters concerning the proposed 8-storey Hotel
and Conference facility at Lot 679, Heritage Drive, Wallaroo
be GRANTED subject to the following conditions: [...]
http://www.ypct.com.au/index.php?option ... &Itemid=66
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Eight storey hotel approved for Wallaroo
Wednesday, 23 June 2010
Journalist: Ros White - Wallaroo foreshore’s skyline will change when an eight-storey hotel is built on Heritage Drive.
The Copper Coast Council Development Assessment Panel approved the short stay accommodation hotel at its meeting last week.
The hotel will comprise 100 rooms and a conference facility.
CDAP had approved a five-storey apartment building for the site in November 2007, but applicant Terra Developments (SA) Pty Ltd advised, since the
Global Financial Crisis, it has been forced to consider different options as a demand for long or permanent stay apartments as approved has diminished.
A protracted discussion at the meeting focused on the provision of on-site car parking.
For the full story, see the print issue of this week's YP Country Times.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010 ... 939506.htm
Wallaroo high-rise aims for conference market
Posted Tue Jun 29, 2010 7:49am AEST
South Australia's Tourism Commission says approval for an eight-storey waterfront hotel at Wallaroo will change the perception of the town and surrounding region.
Approval for a 100-room hotel has been granted by the Copper Coast Council, but construction is unlikely to begin for at least another year.
Yorke Peninsula regional tourism manager Jo Barrie says the hotel will cater for a new market.
"Historically Yorke Peninsula was often thought of as a budget holiday destination and it probably was with the cheap budget shacks and things, but to have
an eight-storey hotel of this calibre with 100 rooms totally adds another dimension to what we're already offering and it's just brilliant for the region," she
said.
"It can help us attract new business and conference markets to the region that we can't currently cater for."