I hereby give notice that an ordinary meeting of the Henderson-Massey Local Board will be held on:
Date: Time: Meeting Room: Venue:
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Tuesday, 1 August 2017 10.00am Council
Chamber |
Henderson-Massey Local Board
OPEN ADDENDUM AGENDA
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MEMBERSHIP
Chairperson |
Shane Henderson |
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Deputy Chairperson |
Peter Chan, JP |
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Members |
Paula Bold-Wilson |
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Brenda Brady, JP |
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Warren Flaunty, QSM |
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Will Flavell |
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Matt Grey |
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Vanessa Neeson, JP |
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(Quorum 4 members)
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Glenn Boyd (Relationship Manager) Local Board Services (West)
Busola Martins Local Board Democracy Advisor (West)
27 July 2017
Contact Telephone: (09) 892 4455 Email: busola.martins@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz Website: www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
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Henderson-Massey Local Board 01 August 2017 |
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12 Henderson-Massey Local Board Plan Hearing 2017 5
Henderson-Massey Local Board 01 August 2017 |
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Henderson-Massey Local Board Plan Hearing 2017 - Attachments
File No.: CP2017/14312
The following attachments are for the Henderson-Massey Local Board – Hearings.
· Henderson-Massey local Facebook Feedback
· Henderson-Massey local Event Feedback
· Henderson-Massey local board Update Final Report
That the Henderson-Massey Local Board: a) receive submissions and feedback on the draft Henderson-Massey Local Board Plan 2017 b) hear submitters wanting to speak in support of their submission to the draft Henderson-Massey Local Board Plan 2017 c) thank submitters for their verbal presentation to the draft Henderson-Massey Local Board Plan 2017 d) consider any potential amendments to the draft Henderson-Massey Local Board Plan 2017. |
Signatories
Authors |
Busola Martins - Local Board Democracy Advisor (West) |
Authorisers |
Karen Lyons - General Manager Local Board Services Glenn Boyd - Relationship Manager Henderson-Massey, Waitakere Ranges, Whau |
Henderson-Massey Local Board 01 August 2017 |
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Henderson-Massey Local Board Plans 2017-2020
Social Media Feedback
Total of Comments 12 |
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Q4 What is one thing you think is missing in the Henderson-Massey area, which you feel is extremely important for the future |
Planning |
No for crying out loud. What new Zealand needs is affordable living for the future generations and for bigger family’s to have apartments units that are 3 bedrooms as the biggest unit with reasonable Outdoor Living Space shared playgrounds maybe even a community swimming pool in the middle of the development for comfortable and affordable living we got kids sleeping in cars just because someone doesn't have money doesn't mean they shouldn't live a happy healthy life and get with the rest of the world and get central heating and air. To get rid of the mould problem |
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Q6 Do you have any further comments about our proposed local board plan |
Planning |
Great to see use being made of empty land but I think that the units for the elderly would be better on the council car park land as it is closer to the shops and transport and the family housing( stage two) would be better close to the schools. |
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Parks, sport and recreation |
local board plan feedback, Had a good time, but try telling a 2 year old they have to wait half an hour or longer to get on to the snow , missed out, bigger snow area and bigger castles for more kids to fit on, loved the variety of food to choose from. |
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As others have mentioned, multiple play areas to allow less wait times & a couple of different slope options would be fantastic too. Fingers crossed it's on again next year as my 2.5yr old had a blast. Thanks. |
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Snow in the park is a great event; it's the only opportunity my kids along with so many others get to experience snow. If anything I think there should be more snow, multiple play areas and a scaled down slope for the smaller kids along with the big slope for older kids and adults |
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Planning |
Henderson-Massey Local Board...I would like to know why it has taken the council 40 years to replace the units at Wilsher Court, and I certainly hope that they will be better maintained than the ones that were demolished due to lack of maintenance. |
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This is nothing new to this site. The name Wilshire Village was used for the previous council owned complex that Waitakere City removed from the very same site. Council board should be ashamed of the plan to reinvent the wheel. Henderson -Massey Local Board Plan |
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Local Board Plan feedback. I think it will be great to have more quality homes in Henderson. I just hope everyone is catered for. Families, singles, couples, etc. I hope they are as well designed and not a concrete mess. |
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Transport |
I don't think it should continue its just outgrowing itself really there's not really that much to do tbh in ways of activities and it’s a logistical nightmare in its current location in terms of traffic royal park in Massey |
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This is a good thing. But I questioning the council site. Where staff park etc. turned into housing for families. Where are the cars going to park? Adding the words 'local board plan feedback' so my comment can get some answers. |
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Other comments |
I have read, or tried to, my Henderson Massey Local Board draft ”Plan”Pae korri, there is a lot of emphasis on Maori, yet only 16% of the population, and miniscule few of these could associate their trace of pre European ancestry to the area. Only a tiny fraction of the 16% likely understands the dominant space filling Maori words. For the rest mostly meaningless. The terms may be fashionable in Council circles but are gobbledygook to most of the productive population who do not have time to pursue the Maori language hobby, but have to concentrate on the main language of the productive world. Only a tiny fraction of the 16% likely understands the dominant space filling Maori words. For the rest mostly meaningless. The terms may be fashionable in Council circles but are gobbledygook to most of the productive population who do not have time to pursue the Maori language hobby, but have to concentrate on the main language of the productive world. All Maori terms require a translation following. There also needs to be statement that all translations are direct. What exactly is a mihi? What is kaupapa Maori entrepreneurship? The cover piece, with a person in not Maori traditional dreadlocks, looks like Harlem gang members. Whilst it may be typical of West Auckland, it is not an image to be promoted. I am not convinced that constant emphasis on matters Maori and effective shifting of control of many features to them, will improve their lot, or that of the rest. It separates them and fosters an arrogant “it’s all rightfully ours anyway” mentality which does not make for harmonious integration with the rest of the community. Just one example of this is the antics of young Maori fare dodgers which make western line rail travel so unpleasant. Other behaviour generally regarded as somewhat unbefitting an advanced society is also justified. The Treaty requires Maori to be treated equally as others. In most matters, requirement beyond this is a mostly a modern promoted interpretation. For every activist who may be drawn by the Board’s Maori indulgent, I suspect scores of positive others are discouraged from taking an interest in Board affairs. Hi, I came with my grandchildren and we had a fabulous day, if the money is there keep funding it-families can't always afford to pay for days out so these days are lifelines for them. |
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Total submissions processed: 241
The following information relates to Henderson-Massey Local Board Plans 2017-2020 submissions received and processed prior to 7 July 2017. This includes submissions via online form, hard copy form, letters or emails. In addition, 297 submissions were received providing region-wide feedback without addressing any issues specific to each local board plan.
Submission Type
30 submissions (12%) received were from organisations.
* Feedback received via anything other than a Council form (e.g. letter, email, pro forma) |
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Demographic profile
The tables and graphs on this page indicate what demographic categories people identified with. This information only relates to those submitters who provided demographic information.
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* Does not add to 100% due to some people selecting more than one ethnicity
Consultation Questions
The graphs below summarise responses to the consultation questions.
Q1. On a scale of one to five, are we on the right track with our proposed local board plan? (128 processed) |
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Q2. Please rank our outcomes in order of importance, where one is most important and six is least important. (724 processed)
Q3. Tell us what you like the most about our proposed local board plan? (117 processed)
Q4. What is one thing you think is missing in the Henderson-Massey area, which you feel is extremely important for the future? (133 processed, responses to open ended questions can be viewed by using the extract.)
Q5. What else could we do to respond better to Maori needs and values? (Responses to open ended questions can be viewed by using the extract.)
Q6. Do you have any further comments about our proposed local board plan? (263 processed, responses to open ended questions can be viewed by using the extract.)
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