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Resolution
number HM/2018/142
MOVED by Deputy Chairperson P Chan, seconded by Member M
Grey:
That the
Henderson-Massey Local Board:
Kumeu
Library
a) endorse
the findings of the north-west community facility provision investigation as
follows:
i) there
are serious condition issues at Kumeu Library, and without intervention the
library will close, creating a gap in the network
ii) the
next steps to progress is that staff report back to the Rodney Local Board on
options and a recommended approach to address condition issues at Kumeu
Library by October 2018.
Aquatic
Provision
b) endorse
the findings of the north-west community facility provision investigation for
aquatic provision as follows:
i) there
is a future gap in aquatic provision in the north-west from 2026
ii) the
key move to address the future aquatic gap in provision is a new aquatic
facility (ideally located near Westgate in sub-catchment 3 of the study area)
iii) the
next steps to progress the future aquatic gap in provision is to commence the
strategic case for change and the development of investment options to
implement the Indicative Business Case approved through the Long-term Plan-
2018-2028.
Recreation
and Leisure
c) endorse
the findings of the north-west community facility provision investigation for
recreation and leisure provision as follows:
i) there
is a future gap in recreation and leisure provision in the north-west of at
least four new indoor courts between 2026-2036
ii) the
key moves to address the future gap in recreation and leisure is the
provision of one-two courts in the Rodney area by 2026 and at least two
additional courts in the Massey/Upper Harbour part of the north-west by 2036
iii) the
next steps to progress the future gap in indoor court provision in the Rodney
area and in the Massey/Upper Harbour area is to commence the strategic case
for change and the development of investment options to implement the
Indicative Business Case approved through the Long-term Plan 2018-2028.
Multipurpose
Community Space
d) endorse
the findings of the north-west community facility provision investigation for
provision of community space as follows:
i) there
is no current gap in multipurpose community space provision in the
north-west, but one will emerge in future based on forecast population growth
ii) the
key moves to address this are additional multipurpose community space in
Whenuapai from 2026 and Kumeu from 2036, subject to the impact of the new
multipurpose facility in Westgate, the rate of growth across the area and the
needs of emerging communities
iii) the
next step is to monitor population growth in the area and develop an
Indicative Business Case when the population reaches 10,000.
CARRIED
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