The Rural City of Murray Bridge has announced the sale of two parcels of land that are ‘surplus’ to Council’s needs.
Land at 28 Adelaide Road is earmarked for a ‘high calibre’ fast-food outlet, while 11 Standen Street is expected to become a health related facility.
Over several months, GP Securities Pty Ltd presented a “compelling” proposal outlining their plans for the development of the two parcels of land currently owned by Council.
Mayor Wayne Thorley expressed his enthusiasm about the potential benefits this sale brings to the community.
“The sale of these properties through an unsolicited proposal is very exciting for our community. Attracting investment to our area is a key focus of the Council’s growth aspirations. The development of these properties will provide additional services, including a fast food outlet and a medical facility which will complement the other facilities in the area,” said Mayor Thorley.
Settlement of the properties took place on 4 July 2024.
Preliminary discussions and meetings with suitable health and medical providers are underway for the health clinic.
