A court has cleared the way for a major OTR service station to rise in Heathfield, sparking fury among locals who’ve fought the five-year battle to preserve the area’s tranquil, semi-rural charm. Despite overwhelming community opposition and a record number of submissions, the ruling allows construction on the former Heathfield Motors site — raising fears of noise, traffic, and light pollution. The Adelaide Hills Council, disappointed but bound by the decision, now weighs its next moves, while OTR vows to be a responsible neighbor, pledging to meet all regulations and build trust. The case underscores a growing tension between legal planning rules and community values — with all parties set to return to court soon to finalize the project’s details.
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