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Resolution number MT/2015/164
MOVED
by Chairperson SD Randall, seconded by Member JR Bartley:
That the
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board:
a)
thanks Kylie Hill, Business Advisor, for her attendance to
speak to this item
b)
retain the following alcohol bans as recommended to be
retained, pursuant to the Auckland Council Alcohol
Control Bylaw 2014, with a commencement date of 31 October 2015,
and with times stated as follows:
i.
Retains
the ban at 37a Fenchurch Street (including associated car park) as per the
board’s proposal as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a
high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists,
and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and
7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
ii.
Retains
the ban at Alcock Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
iii.
Retains
the ban at Apirana Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings,
seven days a week.
iv.
Retains
the ban at Bertrand Reserve and extend it to cover the car park at Allright
Place as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level
of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets
the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside
daylight savings, seven days a week.
v.
Retain
the ban at Bill McKinlay Park (including associated car park) as the panel is
of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings,
seven days a week.
vi.
Retains
the ban at Buchanan Park as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
vii.
Retains
the ban at Captain Springs Reserve (including associated car park) as the
panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or
disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours
of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight
savings, seven days a week.
viii.
Retains
the ban at Church Street Corner Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that
sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with
alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am
during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a
week.
ix.
Retains
the ban at Church Street Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that
sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with
alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am
during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a
week.
x.
Retains
the ban at Court Crescent Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that
sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with
alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am
during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a
week.
xi.
Retains
the ban at Dunkirk Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xii.
Retains
the ban at Eastview Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of
the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
xiii.
Retains
the ban over those parts of the Ellerslie SH1 footbridge which exist in the
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board area and extend this to incorporate the
new section of the Ellerslie Rail Station which extends onto Kalmia Street as
the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm
or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and request that
officers provide further advice as to the hours of the ban for those sections
of the Ellerslie SH1 footbridge that exist in the Orakei Local Board area.
xiv.
Retains
the ban at Elstree North Reserve (including associated car park) as per the
board’s proposal as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a
high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists,
and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and
7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xv.
Retains
the ban at Elstree Reserve (including associated car parks) as per the
board’s proposal as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a
high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this location
exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
xvi.
Retains
the ban at Fergusson Domain and Paihia Reserve, Oranga (and surrounding
streets) as per the board’s proposal and extend this to include 52 Waitangi
Road as this has recently been added to Fergusson Domain, as the panel is of
the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
xvii.
Retains
the ban at Flat Rock Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of
the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
xviii.
Retains
the ban at Glen Innes shopping / business area as per the board’s proposal
and extend it to include Taniwha Street, the portion of the Glen Innes Train
Station within the local board boundary; and the remaining area of the
Ruapotaka Reserve around and including the library, as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week, noting that:
1. the ban at Ruapotaka
Reserve (including associated car park) is now included in the Glen Innes
Town Centre ban.
2. the ban at Taniwha St
railway underpass which is in the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board area
is incorporated in the Glen Innes Town Centre ban and request that officers
forward evidence to the Orakei Local Board to make a decision on the part of
the underpass which exists in the Orakei Local Board area.
3. the existing alcohol ban at
Pilkington Road/Apirana Avenue Reserve is now included in the Glen Innes Town
Centre ban.
xix.
Retains
the ban at Hamlin Park (including car park) as the panel is of the opinion
that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with
alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am
during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a
week.
xx.
Retains
the ban at Harrison Reserve as per the board’s proposal, as the panel is of
the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings,
seven days a week.
xxi.
Retains
the ban at Hillside Corner Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel
is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or
disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours
of this ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
xxii.
Retains
the ban at Hobson Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings,
seven days a week.
xxiii.
Retains
the ban at Hochstetter Pond as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xxiv.
Retains
the ban at Hornes Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xxv.
Retains
the ban at Ian Shaw Park as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
xxvi.
Retains
the ban at Jellicoe Park (including associated car park) and extend this to
cover the angled car parking and associated footpath and build-outs on
Quadrant Road, as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a
high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this location
exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings
and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xxvii.
Retains
the ban at Joe Wolfe Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of
the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings,
seven days a week.
xxviii.
Retains
the ban at Johnson Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xxix.
Retains
the ban at Jolson Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
xxx.
Retains
the ban at Jordan Park (including associated car park) as per the board’s
proposal and extend to include those parts of the road reserve which are
adjacent to the existing ban and function as part of the reserve, and remove
those sections on the northern edge which are not currently owned by council,
as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of
harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets
the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside
daylight savings, seven days a week.
xxxi.
Retains
the ban at Kotuku Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
xxxii.
Retains
the ban at Leybourne Circle Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel
is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or
disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours
of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight
savings, seven days a week.
xxxiii.
Retains
the existing ban at Lavas Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that
sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with
alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am
during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a
week.
xxxiv.
Retains
the ban at Longford Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xxxv.
Retains
the ban at Martin Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xxxvi.
Retains
the existing ban at Mauinaina West Reserve (including associated car park) as
the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm
or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the
hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside
daylight savings, seven days a week.
xxxvii.
Retains
the ban at Maybury Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
xxxviii.
Retains
the ban at McManus Park as per the board’s proposal and extend to include the
shared driveway, as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a
high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this location
exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
xxxix.
Retains
the ban at Mt Wellington War Memorial Reserve (including associated car park)
as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xl.
Retains
the ban at Onehunga Bay Reserve (including associated car park) and extend it
to include both pedestrian bridges which span State Highway 20 and excluding
the area surrounding the Manukau Cruising Club as this is now incorporated
into the Onehunga Foreshore Restoration Reserve and shared use path ban, as
the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm
or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the
hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside
daylight savings, seven days a week.
xli.
Retains
the ban at Onehunga shopping / business area as per the board’s proposal and
extend to include 101 Church Street, Onehunga and the entirety of the Waller
Street car park and the entirety of St Peters Church, as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week, noting that:
1. the ban at Migrant Support
Services Inc (101 Church Street) has been included in the Onehunga Town
Centre ban.
xlii.
Retains
the ban at Panmure Basin (including associated car park) as the panel is of
the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings,
seven days a week.
xliii.
Retains
the ban at Panmure shopping / business area as per the board’s proposal as
the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm
or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the
hours of this ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
xliv.
Retains
the ban at Panmure Wharf Reserve (including wharf and associated car park) as
per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xlv.
Retains
the ban at Riverside Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xlvi.
Retains
the ban at Rockfield Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
xlvii.
Retains
the ban at Rowe Reserve (including associated car park) and extend to include
the adjacent reserve space which runs between Rowe Street and Spring Street,
as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of
harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets
the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside
daylight savings, seven days a week.
xlviii.
Retains
the ban at Station Road Pleasance as per the board’s proposal as the panel is
of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings,
seven days a week.
xlix.
Retains
the ban across those parts of the Sultan Street SH1 underpass which exist in
the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board area as per the board’s proposal as
the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm
or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the
hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside
daylight savings, seven days a week and that we request that officers forward
the evidence on Sultan Street SH1 underpass to Orakei Local Board to enable
them to make a decision on this ban.
l.
Retains
the ban at Taiere Reserve as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient
evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this
location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight
savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
li.
Retains the ban
at Talbot Park as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the opinion
that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with
alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 24 hours,
7 days a week.
lii.
Retains
the ban at Taniwha Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
liii.
Retains
the ban at Taurima Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
liv.
Retains
the ban at Thompson Park (including associated car park) as per the board’s
proposal as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high
level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists,
and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and
7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
lv.
Retains
the ban at Torino Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated
with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 24
hours, 7 days a week.
lvi.
Retains
the ban at Vic Cowen Park (including associated car park) as per the board’s
proposal as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high
level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists,
and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and
7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
lvii.
Retains
the existing ban at Waikaraka Cemetery and extend it to include Waikaraka
Park Road and Alfred Street south of Neilson Street as the panel is of the
opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings,
seven days a week.
lviii.
Retains
the ban at Waikaraka Park (including associated car park) as per the board’s
proposal as the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high
level of harm or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists,
and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and
7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a week.
lix.
Retains
the ban at Wai-o-taiki Nature Reserve and include Tahiki Road as the panel is
of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings,
seven days a week.
lx.
Retains
the ban at Waipuna Recreation Area as the panel is of the opinion that
sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with
alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 24 hours,
7 days a week.
lxi.
Retains
the ban at West Tāmaki Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel
is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or
disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours
of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight
savings, seven days a week.
lxii.
Retains
the ban at Wimbledon Reserve as per the board’s proposal as the panel is of
the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder
associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this
ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week.
c)
allow the
following alcohol bans recommended to lapse, to do so on 31 October 2015 given the panel’s
determination that they did not meet the new evidentiary threshold required
to make an alcohol ban under the Local Government Act 2002:
i.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at the
Panmure Train Station to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
ii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Allenby Reserve (including associated car park) to lapse as insufficient
evidence has been received to enable the board to retain this ban.
iii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Almond Reserve (including associated car park) to lapse as insufficient evidence
has been received to enable the board to retain this ban.
iv.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at Anns
Creek Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
v.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Bassant Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
vi.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Boundary Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
vii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Bowden Foreshore Reserve 1 to lapse as insufficient evidence has been
received to enable the board to retain this ban.
viii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Bycroft Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
ix.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Cebalo Recreation Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received
to enable the board to retain this ban.
x.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Commissariat Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xi.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Commissariat Road Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received
to enable the board to retain this ban.
xii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Domain Reserve (including associated car park) to lapse as insufficient
evidence has been received to enable the board to retain this ban.
xiii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Esplanade Reserve opposite Sylvia Park Road (beside 781 Great South Rd) to lapse
as insufficient evidence has been received to enable the board to retain this
ban.
xiv.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Esplanade Reserves (and reserves near the railway lines near Annes Creek) to
lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable the board to
retain this ban.
xv.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at Finn
Place Esplanade Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received
to enable the board to retain this ban.
xvi.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at Fong
Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable the
board to retain this ban.
xvii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
George Bourke Historic Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been
received to enable the board to retain this ban.
xviii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Gloucester Park North (including car park) to lapse as insufficient evidence
has been received to enable the board to retain this ban.
xix.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Gloucester Park South (including associated car park) to lapse as insufficient
evidence has been received to enable the board to retain this ban.
xx.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Highway House (including associated car park) to lapse as insufficient
evidence has been received to enable the board to retain this ban.
xxi.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Horsham Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
xxii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Ireland Road Tree Grove to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received
to enable the board to retain this ban.
xxiii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Konini Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
xxiv.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Malone Road Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xxv.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Marei Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
xxvi.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Maroa Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
xxvii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Massey Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
xxviii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Mataroa Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
xxix.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Mauinaina Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xxx.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
McNab Street SH1 underpass to lapse as insufficient evidence has been
received to enable the board to retain this ban.
xxxi.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Miami Parade Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xxxii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Niall Burgess Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xxxiii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Olive Road Pleasance to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xxxiv.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Paddington Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xxxv.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Paisley Place Recreation Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been
received to enable the board to retain this ban.
xxxvi.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Portman Road Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xxxvii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Savage Park (including associated car park) to lapse as insufficient evidence
has been received to enable the board to retain this ban.
xxxviii. Allows the existing alcohol ban at Simson Reserve (including
associated car park) to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xxxix.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at Sir
Woolf Fisher Park to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xl.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Skinner Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
xli.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Southdown Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xlii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at St
Johns Corner Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban
xliii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Stonefields Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xliv.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Sunset View Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xlv.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Sutties Road Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
xlvi.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Tanner Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
xlvii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at Te
Kawa Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to enable
the board to retain this ban.
xlviii.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at Van
Dammes Lagoon (including associated car park) to lapse as insufficient
evidence has been received to enable the board to retain this ban.
xlix.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Waipuna East Reserve (including associated car park) to lapse as insufficient
evidence has been received to enable the board to retain this ban.
l.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Waipuna Foreshore to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received to
enable the board to retain this ban.
li.
Allows the existing alcohol ban at
Walters Foreshore Reserve to lapse as insufficient evidence has been received
to enable the board to retain this ban.
d) creates a new ban over the
area called the Waikaraka Walkway/Cycleway which will be a composite of the
existing Manukau Foreshore East Cycleway, Manukau Foreshore East Walkway,
Manukau Foreshore West Walkway bans, as the panel is of the opinion that
sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or disorder associated with
alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours of this ban to 10pm-7am
during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside daylight savings, seven days a
week, noting that:
i. the
Manukau Foreshore East Cycleway is now part of the Waikaraka Walkway/Cycleway
ban
ii. the
Manukau Foreshore East Walkway is now part of the Waikaraka Walkway/Cycleway
ban
iii. the
Manukau Foreshore West Walkway is now part of the Waikaraka Walkway/Cycleway
ban
e) creates a new ban over the
area of the new Onehunga Foreshore Restoration Reserve and Orpheus Drive
shared use path and incorporating the existing Orpheus Drive Reserve and the
portion of the Onehunga Bay Reserve surrounding the Manukau Cruising Club as
the panel is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm
or disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the
hours of this ban to 10pm-7am during daylight savings and 7pm-7am outside
daylight savings, seven days a week, noting that:
i. the ban at Orpheus Drive
Reserve is now included in the Onehunga Foreshore Restoration and Orpheus
Drive shared use path ban
f) creates a new ban called
the Point England Reserve and Esplanade Walkway that combines the existing
Point England Reserve and Point England Esplanade Walkway bans as the panel
is of the opinion that sufficient evidence of a high level of harm or
disorder associated with alcohol at this location exists, and sets the hours
of this ban to 24 hours, 7 days a week, noting that:
i. the
existing ban at Point England Reserve is now included in the Point England
Reserve and Esplanade Walkway ban
ii. the
existing ban at Pt England Esplanade walkway (including associated car park)
is now included in the Point England Reserve and Esplanade Walkway ban
g) confirms
that the decisions in b) to f) are in accordance with relevant requirements
of the Local Government Act 2002 and Auckland Council Alcohol Control Bylaw
2014
h) requests
that the Orākei Local Board make a 24 hours, 7 days a week alcohol ban
for the area of the Glen Innes Train Station in the Orākei Local Board
area (map 6, Attachment C, page 189 of the agenda)
i) makes
the Ellerslie State Highway 1 footbridge alcohol ban to be 24 hours, 7 days a
week (Map 2, page 185 of the agenda)
j) requests
the Puketāpapa Local Board make a 10pm to 7am daylight saving and 7pm to
7am outside daylight saving alcohol ban for the area of the Onehunga
Foreshore Restoration Reserve alcohol ban in the Puketāpapa Local Board
area (map 50, Attachment C, page 233 of the agenda)
k) requests
that the Regulatory and Bylaws Committee make a 24 hours, 7 days a week
alcohol ban for that part of the access road to Ōtāhuhu (Mount
Richmond) adjoining McManus Park (map 12, Attachment C, page 195 of the
agenda)
l) delegates approval for minor edits or amendments to correct any identified errors or
typographical edits to the chairperson of the
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board.
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