The Mongols bikie gang is set to comply with police demands to remove structures protecting the club's Adelaide compound.
Police demands to remove a reinforced steel gate, railway sleeper fences, a steel cage structure and other items came before the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
Their application argued that the structures amounted to "heavy fortification" in contradiction of anti-fortification laws.
Counsel for the Mongols, Craig Caldicott, asked the court for a three-week adjournment to allow for a settlement to be negotiated.
He said he expected most of the issues to be resolved in that time.
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Solicitor General Martin Hinton agreed to the delay but said he also wanted to be ready to proceed and expected to call 10 witnesses if the matter went to a hearing.
"I'm confident we'll get to a negotiated outcome," Mr Hinton said.
"But I don't want to take my foot off either."
Magistrate Simon Smart adjourned the case until December 12 for mention with a hearing, if necessary, to be scheduled in the new year.
