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Bits, I totally agree will you on this. This Glenelg jetty hotel idea has gone quiet over the last couple of weeks. I haven't seenbits wrote:I thought the Glenelg jetty has had a history of being damaged by severe storms. Along with all other jettys along the same coast line.
I dont know how well you can build something on a surface with such a variable height. You would need the buildings 10m in the air or they will get flooded at some point.
Maybe they could build a huge break water a mile out, but what would that mean for the environment and what cost to build.
Also I do not see the huge wow factor of a business on a jetty vs a business on land with water frontage either.
After a few years of people being interested in how the jetty idea works I think all the additional costs, long distances from any mode of transport and same-same feeling to all other water frontage will likely send everything bankrupt.
If we want a hotel and restaurants there I think we should invest in reclaiming the land.
I can't even believe that you had to point that outthecityguy wrote:If this was to go ahead, I would assume it would be a lot stronger than your average jetty. I don't think it would be too difficult to build it strong enough to withstand a storm much stronger than today, they could also just raise the jetty a little higher
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Because every other proposal in Adelaide is kept in the media every week until completion.....ghs wrote:Bits, I totally agree will you on this. This Glenelg jetty hotel idea has gone quiet over the last couple of weeks. I haven't seenbits wrote:I thought the Glenelg jetty has had a history of being damaged by severe storms. Along with all other jettys along the same coast line.
I dont know how well you can build something on a surface with such a variable height. You would need the buildings 10m in the air or they will get flooded at some point.
Maybe they could build a huge break water a mile out, but what would that mean for the environment and what cost to build.
Also I do not see the huge wow factor of a business on a jetty vs a business on land with water frontage either.
After a few years of people being interested in how the jetty idea works I think all the additional costs, long distances from any mode of transport and same-same feeling to all other water frontage will likely send everything bankrupt.
If we want a hotel and restaurants there I think we should invest in reclaiming the land.
anything about it in the media, which is probably a good thing.
From The Adelaide AdvertiserProposed Glenelg jetty redevelopment will create hundreds of jobs, council says
Plans to rejuvenate the Glenelg jetty will create about 500 jobs and add $42 million per year to South Australia's economy during construction, an economic analysis of the project shows.
City of Holdfast Bay Mayor Stephen Patterson said the rejuvenation project focused on returning the Glenelg jetty to its "glory days of the 1900s".
The concept currently proposes a 30m wide and 300m long jetty featuring a boutique hotel, public baths, public pavilion, event space, a ferry and seaplane terminal, and possibly a marine research centre.
Mr Patterson said the report by the SA Centre for Economic Studies showed that 289 jobs would be created per year during the five-year construction stage peaking at 500 jobs in the third and fourth years.
"The report also shows the ongoing benefits for the state's economy will be $14 million a year and 140 jobs on an ongoing basis, which is fantastic news for South Australia," he said.
The project requires funding from the state and federal governments as well as from the private sector to get off the ground.
"Council will work with key stakeholders, in particular presenting to the State Government to explore how they may drive this project forward to benefit all South Australians," Mr Patterson said.
He said detailed analysis on each of the individual elements of the project, including community consultation would be required.
Mott MacDonald, the company responsible for the project and design management of Adelaide Oval, and Woods Bagot, the designers behind the SAHMRI building in the city, have been commissioned to develop the jetty concept.
Full article : http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-16/p ... section=sa
Promotional video showing how $110m would change Glenelg Jetty is released
THE ambitious vision to reinvigorate Glenelg Jetty that includes a boutique hotel and marine research centre comes with a $110-million price tag — now a video’s been released to show how it would look.
Coinciding with the video’s release is a predicted cost benefit of the plan which also includes public baths and a ferry terminal at the tourist site.
According to the economic analysis commissioned by the local council, the project would boost SA’s economy by $42 million each year and create 500 jobs during construction.
Holdfast Bay Council has been looking at the idea of extending the jetty and turning it into it an entertainment hub for the past two years.
It has released the $30,000 cost-benefit report it commissioned in March in a bid to secure a $20 million pledge from federal candidates ahead of election day, to match the $20 million already promised by the state Liberals towards the public part of the project.
The rest of the money would come from a yet-to-be-found private developer.
Full Article : http://www.news.com.au/national/south-a ... ec2f881e01
how good is he wrote: ↑Tue Sep 04, 2018 7:17 pmI didn’t see the $20m for this in today’s budget. So a broken election promise?
