Lyell McEwin Health Precinct Master Plan - City of Playford

6.0 Implementation6.1 IntroductionThe master planning consultancy team considers that over the next 30 years the LMH willneed to refurbish, partially redevelop and may potentially require additional land area inproximity to the Hospital. Also in advancing the Lyell McEwin Health Precinct, the masterplanning team considers that substantial additional land area will be required to facilitatethe various opportunities that have been identifi ed.In parallel with considerations on land and buildings, the Department of Health and LMHwill need to periodically review the services provided at the Hospital, as the clear message,arising from the consultation phase is that medical technology and treatment is movingquickly in conjunction with service delivery models. This may result in increased off-sitehealth and medical treatments whilst retaining and enhancing acute care at the Hospital.The Master Plan is therefore not presented as an “End State Plan” but rather as a “StrategyDocument” cognisant that the scope of future services in 30 years cannot be defi ned at thistime and technologies, medical procedures and health programs are evolving6.2 Lyell McEwin Health Precinct Master PlanThe Lyell McEwin Health Precinct Master Plan contains the following components:• Master Plan as shown in Figure 5.3• Implementation Strategy (as outlined in this Section), and• First 5 Year Implementation schedule (as outlined in this Section).Five years is considered an appropriate period for forward planning as it crosses over thefour year census, Local and State Government elections and provides a suitable lead timefor capital works and budgeting.6.3 Key Strategic PartnersThe key Strategic Partners for the implementation of the Lyell McEwin Health PrecinctMaster Plan are as follows:• SA Department of Health including LMH Management;• City of Playford;• The University of Adelaide;• The University of South Australia;• Flinders University;• TAFE SA;• Innovate SA;• Calvary Central District Hospital; and• Northern Adelaide Division of General Practice.The owner of the Esmec and Intex properties, located along Haydown Avenue andOldham Road, is important to the overall Master Plan as they provide a re-developmentopportunity for professional rooms and allied health. The owner should be actively engagedby the Working Group and kept abreast of Stage C Capital Works and other emergingopportunities.The redevelopment of the Neighbourhood Centre is also important to the Master Plan toimproving the retail and commercial offer to the Hospital, the Precinct and broader community.Housing SA is potentially an important Strategic Partner with respect to house purchases,property management and construction of medium rise / medium density housing opportunities.Housing SA also has landholdings in the Precinct and these will become important inpromoting redevelopment of the Neighbourhood Centre.There are also a number non government organisations and private developers that may beinterested in providing and managing housing opportunities.LYELL McEWIN HEALTH PRECINCT - MASTER PLAN 45