Unley Mayor Lachlan Clyne highlights Unley Oval precinct redevelopment as top priority for the next four years Returned Unley Mayor Lachlan Clyne with fiancee Jocelyn Tay and dog Teddy at A Mother's Milk. UNLEY Mayor Lachlan Clyne says starting work on the Unley Oval redevelopment and creating plans to improve the Unley Rd retail district will be priorities for the newly elected council. He said producing plans to redevelop Goodwood and Millswood sporting complexes and resurfacing King William Rd would also be high on the council's agenda this term. All 10 serving Unley councillors seeking re-election won on Saturday. Luke Smolucha will replace Denise Tipper in Goodwood Ward, and Michael Rabbitt will replace Michael Saies in Unley Park. Ms Tipper and Mr Saies did not contest the election. Mr Clyne said the lack of new faces showed the community was happy with the council's performance. "I read that as a strong sign of support from the community for the collaborative and collective work the council has done over the last four years," Mr Clyne said. He said the council would install a picket fence around Unley Oval within two months and other improvements would follow once the council endorsed a masterplan for the area. He said future stages would include lighting and grandstand upgrades.