Established as a sub-committee of the State Planning Commission under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016, the LDAP assumes the Commission’s powers as a relevant authority in the assessment of applications for land division.

The LDAP consists of seven members with planning, engineering and development expertise who are appointed by the State Planning Commission.

The Land Division Assessment Panel (LDAP) is established under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016.

The LDAP independently assess and determine certain land division applications in South Australia, as delegated by the State Planning Commission, where they have been called in by the Minister for Planning.

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The Land Division Assessment Panel (LDAP) includes seven members appointed by the State Planning Commission.

The members are selected from various backgrounds from the planning and development industry with expertise in land division and infrastructure design and delivery.

Current members