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Resolution number PKTPP/2016/139
MOVED by Member MP Wood, seconded by Chairperson JM Fairey:
That the
Puketāpapa
Local Board:
a) receive
the report for June 2016.
b) receive
the Harrison Grierson urban assessment and concept plans and landscape visual
assessment reports on Liston Village.
c) note that the Harrison
Grierson Report follows on from earlier policy work completed by the Board by
Kelvin Norgrove of Enfocus Group that established the policy benefits of
social housing at Liston Village.
d) endorse the Concept Plan options produced in the report for further
investigation, expressing in-principle support for a development plan for the
site that will enable both open space improvements and retention, or
preferably increase, in the provision of social housing for Seniors.
e) note especially the balance
of benefits achieved by the proposed composite design on page 20 of the
report.
f) note the recommendation of
the Finance & Performance Committee during Annual Plan deliberations on
13 May:
Resolution
12(g): request that the Puketapapa Local Board’s planning options for Liston
Village be presented to the Auckland Development Committee for further
consideration.
g) delegate to Member Wood to present
the Harrison Grierson report to the Auckland Development Committee and to
further advocate for the Board’s position in this matter.
h) note in relation to Margaret Griffen Reserve that:
1)
the Margaret
Griffen Park carpark has over the past six to twelve months, been used as a
location for people to sleep over using campervans, with observed numbers
fluctuating between six and twenty.
2)
the board
request a report from officers to assist the Board in responding to the
matter.
3)
the board
ask officers to address the following issues in the report:
i)
any additional
costs that are incurred by Council as a result of camping in the Reserve.
ii)
responses to
camping issues in other Council Reserves in urban areas.
iii)
any impact on
other park users.
iv)
an assessment of
whether the Margaret Griffen Reserve site is being used solely by ‘freedom
campers’ or whether homelessness is also having an impact.
v)
options for
managing the issue including the option of regulation and charging for usage.
CARRIED
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