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Draft Papakura Local Board Plan 2017 Hearing
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The additional information tabled by submitters is
publicly available on the Auckland Council website as an attachment to the
minutes.
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Resolution number PPK/2017/165
MOVED
by Chairperson B Catchpole, seconded by Member G Hawkins:
That the Papakura
Local Board:
a) receive
the submissions and feedback on the draft Papakura Local Board Plan 2017.
b) hear
submitters wanting to speak in support of their submission to the draft
Papakura Local Board Plan 2017.
CARRIED
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Resolution number PPK/2017/166
MOVED by Member K Winn, seconded by Deputy
Chairperson F Auva'a:
That the Papakura Local
Board:
c)
thank submitter number 2224, Ben Ross, for his presentation to
the board concerning:
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support for the draft Local Board Plan noting that execution of the
plan and policies as being too slow
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the need for a Metropolitan Centre Master Plan to have been
completed and ready to go to the Planning Committee to leverage off the
Auckland Plan refresh process
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Auckland Council is structure planning the Drury Future Urban Zone
area but has no plans in place for supporting a Metropolitan Centre
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Greenways plan not being advanced
- request
for the need to build streets and communities to encourage active
participation.
CARRIED
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Resolution number PPK/2017/167
MOVED by Member MV Turner, seconded by Member
K Winn:
That the Papakura Local
Board:
d)
thank submitter number 4449, Ben Ross, as the Neighbourhood
Support Papakura District representative for his presentation to the board
concerning:
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the need for the Local Board Plan to focus on addressing crime
prevention and safety in residential areas such as Drury, Papakura and
Takanini
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requests that the local board includes a specific reference in the
Local Board Plan to Neighbourhood Support, Crime Watch and the Maori
Wardens.
CARRIED
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Resolution number PPK/2017/168
MOVED by Member G Hawkins, seconded by Member
MV Turner:
That the Papakura Local
Board:
e)
thank submitter number 5631, Philip Cortesi and Peta Lindstrom,
from the Holy Trinity Catholic Primary School, for their presentation to the
board concerning:
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the local board addressing the speed limit and safety concerns
pertaining to Airfield Road and in particular outside the Holy Trinity
Catholic Primary School.
f)
requests the Holy Trinity Catholic Primary School to formally
write to the board, asking for the boards support to address this matter with
Auckland Transport.
CARRIED
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Resolution number PPK/2017/169
MOVED by Deputy Chairperson F Auva'a, seconded
by Member MV Turner:
That the Papakura Local
Board:
g)
thank submitter number, 5811, Manika Glassie, for his
presentation to the board concerning:
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residential development occupying land that could be made available
for business development.
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the development of a Pasifika centre
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the increased cost of living
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the need to address safety in Papakura
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the lack of infrastructure development in the outer areas of
Papakura
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the need to address homeless at Bruce Pulman park
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the need for free events in Papakura
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the support for a focus on building a strong local economy in the
draft Local Board Plan
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the need to address transport through of the built of a third train
line
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improvement of footpaths in the region, assessment of speed limits
and the need for pedestrian crossings, the removal of the cycleway from the
road
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improvements at Te Koiwi Reserve
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the request for a well sign posted resting area on the way up to
the ranges on Hunua Road
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concerns about the food waste trial and the orange rubbish bags.
CARRIED
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Resolution number PPK/2017/170
MOVED by Member K Winn, seconded by Member G
Hawkins:
That the Papakura Local
Board:
h)
thank submitter number 5996, Nathan Cowie, representing the
Alcohol Health watch Trust, for his presentation to the board concerning:
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the mitigation measures for the reduction of alcohol consumption
and harm
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the request to the local board to utilise its position to influence
a number of wide ranging determinants of alcohol use and harm within their
communities
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the request to the board to advocate to central government and
Auckland Council’s to implement policies to further reduce alcohol
related harm.
CARRIED
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Resolution number PPK/2017/171
MOVED by Member G Hawkins, seconded by Member
MV Turner:
That the Papakura Local
Board:
i)
thank submitter number 5489, David Miller, for his presentation
to the board concerning:
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the support for the removal of mangroves and pacific oyster from
the Pahurehure inlet
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the fact that developments in Karaka Harbourside and Karaka Lakes do
not include Papakura in their names or advertising material damages the image
of Papakura
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the request to develop a focal point in Central Park and further
development of the central business district (CBD) and railway station
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planning initiatives for Papakura’s large percentage of youth
under 14 years of age, eg: drop in centre for youth
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further development of the walkway around Pahurehure inlet
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development and distribution of new resident information packs to
be distributed by real estate agents and developers.
CARRIED
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Resolution number PPK/2017/172
MOVED by Member K Winn, seconded by Deputy
Chairperson F Auva'a:
That the Papakura Local
Board:
j)
thank submitter number 4102, Angela Yuksel, from the Drury
Football Club for her presentation to the board concerning:
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the future planning for the further development of Drury sports
fields to cover the rapid growth in the area.
CARRIED
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Resolution number PPK/2017/173
MOVED by Member W McEntee, seconded by Member
MV Turner:
That the Papakura Local
Board:
k)
thank submitter number 5492, Jan Van Wijk, for his presentation
to the board concerning:
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the need for a bus service via Walter Stevens Drive, Conifer Grove
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his views on working with Māori
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the Walters Road railway crossing and the need for grade separation
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the request for the coastal walkway to be completed from Brylee
Reserve to Waiata Shores Esplanade
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the park and ride for Takanini railway station being prioritised
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the investment in mangrove and pacific oyster removal being given
priority.
CARRIED
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Resolution number PPK/2017/174
MOVED by Member W McEntee, seconded by Member
G Hawkins:
That the Papakura Local
Board:
l)
thank submitter number 5890, Graeme Hansen and John Adams,
representing the Auckland Teaching Gardens Trust concerning:
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the fact that Papakura doesn’t have any teaching gardens
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the believe that community gardens would help to contribute to
achieving the health outcomes as sought in the local board plan
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the invitation to the members to further explain the different
models for teaching gardens and setting up a site visit for the members to
inform future discussions on this matter.
CARRIED
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The meeting adjourned at 3.40 pm and reconvened at 3.48 pm.
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Resolution number PPK/2017/175
MOVED by Member G Hawkins, seconded by Deputy
Chairperson F Auva'a:
That the Papakura Local
Board:
m)
receive the additional submission from submitter number 6019, Hapai
Te Hauora and submitter number 5704 the New Zealand Motor Caravan Association
Incorporated which had not been distributed to members prior to this meeting.
CARRIED
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Resolution number PPK/2017/176
MOVED by Member K Winn,
seconded by Member G Hawkins:
That the
Papakura Local Board:
n)
request clarification and further
information from the organisation regarding the following topic to further
inform the decision making process on the Papakura Local Board Plan 2017:
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what are the implications of the decisions made by the Alcohol Regulatory
and Licensing Authority (ARLA) for the Papakura Local Board area?
CARRIED
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Attachments
a Papakura Local Board Plan Hearing submitter number 5631 Holy
Trinity Catholic School - powerpoint presentation re traffic safety issues
b Papakura Local Board Plan Hearing submitter number 5996 - Alcohol
Healthwatch presentation and additional information
c Papakura Local Board Plan Hearing - misfiled submission -
submitter number 5704 - New Zealand Motor Caravan Association Inc.
d Papakura Local Board Plan Hearing - misfiled submission -
submitter number 6019 - Hapai te Hauora
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