Waitematā Local Board
OPEN MINUTES
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Minutes of a meeting of the Waitematā Local Board held in the Waitematā Local Board Office, Ground Floor, 52 Swanson Street, Auckland on Tuesday, 18 February 2020 at 1:00pm.
Chair |
Richard Northey (ONZM) |
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Deputy Chair |
Kerrin Leoni |
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Members |
Adriana Avendaño Christie |
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Alexandra Bonham |
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Graeme Gunthorp |
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Julie Sandilands |
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Sarah Trotman (ONZM) |
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ALSO PRESENT
Councillor |
Pippa Coom |
From 1.45pm |
Until 5.08pm |
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Waitematā Local Board 18 February 2020 |
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The Chair opened the meeting with a Karakia and welcomed all those present.
10.1 |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/1 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Avendano Christie: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) acknowledge the late publication of the agenda due to technical issues b) note that the agenda was made available to the public as soon as practicable and at the same time as it was made available to members c) agree to adjourn Item 12 - Western Springs Park Pine Tree Removal to 10am Tuesday 25 February 2020 at the Waitematā Local Board Office d) agree to hear and consider the remaining items on the agenda.
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There were no declarations of interest.
Resolution number WTM/2020/2 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member G Gunthorp: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) confirm the ordinary minutes of its meeting, held on Tuesday, 3 December 2019 as true and correct.
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There were no leaves of absence.
7.1 |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/3 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Deputy Chairperson K Leoni: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the petition to Save the Western Springs Native Forest, both electronically and the additional 261 signatures on paper, presented by Wendy Gray.
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 7 - Save Western Springs Native Forest Explanation b 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 7 - Save Western Springs Native Forest Petition Signatures c 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 7 - Save Western Springs Native Forest Petition additional signatures |
Item 9.6 was taken out of order.
Wendy Gray |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/4 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Deputy Chairperson K Leoni: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Wendy Gray for the presentation about Western Springs pine stand, and attendance at the meeting.
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a 20200218 Waitemata Local Board Item 9.6 - Submission from Wendy Gray b 20200218 Waitemata Local Board Item 9.6 - Western Springs Lakeside Park Plan 1995 c 20200218 Waitemata Local Board Item 9.6 - Tiwaiwaka-ebook version 2 |
Gael Baldock - AT Pt Chevalier Cycleway / |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/5 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Avendano Christie: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Gael Baldock for the presentation and attendance at the business meeting. |
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 8.1 - Submission Gael Baldock |
Member S Trotman left the meeting at 1.30 pm.
Member S Trotman returned to the meeting at 1.31 pm.
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Resolution number WTM/2020/6 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member G Gunthorp: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Bob Tait and Spencer Nicholls for the presentation and attendance at the business meeting b) refer the tabled document to staff for a response to the local board. |
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 8.2 - Bob Tait Supporting documents b 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 8.2 - Bob Tait Letter to Ponsonby News c 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 8.2 - John Elliott article in Ponsonby News |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/7 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member S Trotman: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Penelope Hansen for the presentation and attendance at the business meeting and for the work of local residents on cleaning up the Newmarket Stream. |
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 8.3 - Presentation Restoring Newmarket Stream b 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 8.3 - Presentation speaking notes c 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 8.3 - 2019 Middleton Stream Summary Report d 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 8.3 - Te Ngahere Plan July 2019 e 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 8.3 - From The Deck Newsletter Spring 2019-3 |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/8 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Avendano Christie: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Bruce Sommerville for the presentation and attendance at the business meeting b) refer the presentation to Community Facilities. |
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 8.4 - Presentation on park mowing Bruce Sommerville |
9.1 |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/9 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member G Gunthorp: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Helen Geary for the presentation on behalf of Leys Institute Library book chat group and attendance at the meeting.
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 9.1 - Leys Institute Library and Gymnasium Closure |
Member S Trotman left the meeting at 2.25 pm.
Member S Trotman returned to the meeting at 2.28 pm.
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Resolution number WTM/2020/10 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Bonham: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Sandie Hunt, neighbour to Leys Institute, for the presentation and attendance at the meeting.
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Resolution number WTM/2020/11 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Deputy Chairperson K Leoni: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Trevor Lund and David Alison of Freemans Bay Residents Association for the presentation on the planting of Waiatarau Freemans Bay Park that was completed in 2019, and attendance at the meeting b) acknowledge their support of previous presentations regarding Leys Institute buildings c) thank Freemans Bay Residents Association, especially Mark Van Kaathoven, and local residents for their work planting at Waiatarau Freemans Bay Park d) refer the request for better provision for rubbish disposal at the Freemans Bay Community Centre to Community Facilities.
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 9.3 - Freemans Bay Residents Association update on planting at Waiatarau Freemans Bay Park |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/12 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Bonham: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Andrea Reid of Pollinator Pathways for the presentation and attendance at the meeting b) refer the presentation to staff for a report to the board.
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 9.4 - Pollinator Paths Andrea Reid |
Resolution number WTM/2020/13 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member G Gunthorp: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) agree to extend public forum speaking time to enable all registered speakers to complete their presentations. |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/14 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member G Gunthorp: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Keith McConnell for the presentation about various governance issues, and attendance at the meeting b) note the request to investigate the Devonport-Takapuna local board open workshops c) note the request to investigate the Ōrakei Local Board member report format.
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 9.5 - Speaking Notes Keith McConnell |
Item 9.8 was taken out of order
Deborah Manning |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/15 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Bonham: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Deborah Manning, resident of West View Road, for the presentation about Western Springs pine stand and attendance at the meeting.
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Steve Abel |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/16 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Bonham: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Steve Abel for the presentation about Western Springs pine stand and attendance at the meeting.
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Items 9.7 and 9.8 - Society for the Protection of Western Springs Forest Response to Auckland Council Report File No CP2020/01713 |
Note: Member S Trotman requested that the meeting resolved upon for 25 February 2020 be adjourned until 17 March.
Chair R Northey declined to give leave for this proposal on the basis that at the start of this meeting all members had agreed to adjourn until 10am 25 February 2020 and, that no fresh facts concerning the resolution had been received (standing order 1.10.3 refers).
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Resolution number WTM/2020/17 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member G Gunthorp: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank Boopsie Maran for the presentation about community events policy and attendance at the meeting. |
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 9.9 - Boopsie Maran Resolutions for - Engaged Community Consultation - Healthy Streets - Innovative Streets - Activated Streets |
Member S Trotman left the meeting at 3.44 pm.
Member A Avendano Christie left the meeting at 3.46 pm.
Member S Trotman returned to the meeting at 3.47 pm.
Member A Avendano Christie returned to the meeting at 3.48 pm.
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Resolution number WTM/2020/18 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member G Gunthorp: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) thank John Elliott for the presentation and attendance at the meeting.
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This item was heard before item 2.
Member J Sandilands left the meeting at 3.52 pm.
Member J Sandilands returned to the meeting at 3.54 pm.
Member S Trotman left the meeting at 3.57 pm part way through item 11.
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Resolution number WTM/2020/19 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Deputy Chairperson K Leoni: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the verbal and written report update from the Waitematā and Gulf Ward Councillor, Pippa Coom.
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Recommendation/s This item had earlier been adjourned until 10am Tuesday, 25 February 2020. |
The meeting adjourned at 4.08pm
The meeting reconvened at 4.23pm
Member S Trotman returned to the meeting at 4.23 pm.
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254 Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby Park Detailed Business Case and Concept Design |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/20 MOVED by Member G Gunthorp, seconded by Member S Trotman: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) endorse the Ponsonby Park detailed business case (Attachment B) b) approve the LandLAB concept design Option 5 dated 27 November 2019 as the preferred development option for 254 Ponsonby Road (Attachment A) c) support a report being progressed to the Finance and Performance Committee requesting $5.5 million from the One Local Initiative 10 Year Programme to enable the development of the whole site at 254 Ponsonby Road as per Option 5 dated 27 November 2019 (Attachment A) and the detailed business case d) request, subject to approval of funding, a review of the design team brief and scope prior to procurement and a workshop with the design team prior to commencement of preliminary design processes.
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Resolution number WTM/2020/21 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Bonham: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) provide formal feedback on the draft CCMP refresh by 21 February 2020 b) note the engagement process undertaken as part of this refresh c) support the overall direction of the City Centre Masterplan refresh d) note that the Waitematā Local Board Chair, Pippa Coom presented local board views to the Planning Committee on 27 November 2018. The presentation points were:
e) endorse the Grafton Gully boulevard concept which is a priority of the Parnell Plan f) endorse the early provision of a school or schools in the City Centre but urges that the word “potential” be deleted so that the provision is more definite and early g) endorse appropriate action to provide increased affordable housing options h) endorse homelessness being made rare, brief and non-recurring i) endorse Tamaki Makaurau: our place in the World being the first strategic outcome j) endorse prioritising the connectivity between Parnell, city centre and the domain through walking cycling connections, public transport and wayfinding k) note that the Parnell Business Association supports a Grafton Gully Boulevard but raises concerns that possible interim measures that remove parking to give priority to trucks could be detrimental to local businesses l) endorse the St Georges Bay Road Streetscape upgrade m) endorse the provision of public amenities in the form of toilets, showers, water fountains, changing rooms and lockers n) endorse the development of an extensive, continuous, safe and accessible pedestrian network o) endorse streets that are designed as active public spaces p) endorse the pedestrianisation of Queen Street and of High Street q) propose the reallocation of road space at the southern part of Wakefield Street into park to create a larger unified Wakefield Park r) notes Waitematā Local Board’s commitment to outcomes for Māori identity as stated in the Waitematā Local Board Plan 2017:
s) seek the inclusion of the development of a play space in the Albert Park extension in the area between Bowen and Kitchener streets and of other incidental play opportunities in the central city t) support investigation of the provision of an urban farm in the area between Bowen and Kitchener Streets or nearby, while acknowledging the historical value of Albert Park and respecting that it is an historical reserve under the Albert Park Act u) delegate the final format and the submission to the Chair and Planning Portfolio holder to take into account issues raised at the workshop the following day.
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Resolution number WTM/2020/22 MOVED by Member G Gunthorp, seconded by Member A Bonham: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the Auckland Transport February 2020 report b) recommend to Auckland Transport to investigate the temporary introduction of bus lanes on Customs Street to mitigate the impact of works in Lower Albert Street c) commend Auckland Transport on communications around current city centre transport disruptions d) request Auckland Transport to update the board on how the Parnell Business Association proposal for Lower St Georges Bay Road can be progressed with Auckland Transport.
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Regional Facilities Auckland Quarter One Performance Report for the period ending 30 September 2019 |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/23 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Bonham: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the Regional Facilities Auckland Quarter One Performance Report, for the period ending 30 September 2019 b) support the plans for the Aotea Centre providing a home for performing arts organisations and for fostering the work of performing arts groups c) acknowledges that in the Aotea Centre and Auckland Zoo refurbishment projects waste diversion rates of over 80 per cent were achieved.
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Appointment of LGNZ Lead and nominee for LGNZ Conference 2020 |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/24 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Deputy Chairperson K Leoni: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) appoint Deputy Chair K Leoni as lead and Member A Bonham as alternate for LGNZ related matters for the 2019-2022 triennium and task these members with representing the local board at Auckland/LGNZ meetings b) nominate Member A Bonham to attend the Local Government New Zealand 2020 Conference and Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Waiharakeke Blenheim, Thursday 16 July to Saturday 18 July 2020 c) confirm that conference attendance including travel and accommodation will be paid for in accordance with the current Auckland Council Elected Member Expense Policy e) note that Deputy Chair K Leoni has requested to be on a contact list for Te Maruata. |
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Appointment of local board memebrs to additional identified external and internal organisations and boards |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/25 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Avendano Christie: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) appoint a local board member lead and alternate to the additional below groups as listed for the 2019-2022 triennium:
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Auckland Council’s submission to the Infrastructure Funding and Financing Bill |
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MOVED by Member G Gunthorp, seconded by Deputy Chairperson K Leoni: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) provide input into Auckland Council’s submission on the Infrastructure Funding and Financing Bill b) endorse the Infrastructure Funding and Finance Bill which, if enacted, should ensure the provision of more needed infrastructure that is transparently paid for by those who will benefit from it c) recommend that the Special Purpose Vehicle funding mechanism be equally available for brownfields and intensified housing developments as it is for greenfields d) recommend that the local authority concerned must have the opportunity for thorough consideration of, and approve, the project and the utilisation of the Special Purpose Vehicle e) recommend that the local authority concerned be the body that determines, in consultation with government, the levy amount, the term of the levy and the allocation of the levy between beneficiaries f) delegate to Member G Gunthorp the final wording of the submission. |
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MOVED by Member A Bonham, seconded by Member J Sandilands: Member A Bonham moved an amendment to the original recommendation as follows: d) recommend that the local authority concerned must have the opportunity for thorough consideration for up to 6 months for greenfields sites of, and approve, the project and the utilisation of the Special Purpose Vehicle The amendment was put and declared |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/27 MOVED by Member G Gunthorp, seconded by Deputy Chairperson K Leoni: The Chairperson put the substantive motion. a) provide input into Auckland Council’s submission on the Infrastructure Funding and Financing Bill b) endorse the Infrastructure Funding and Finance Bill which, if enacted, should ensure the provision of more needed infrastructure that is transparently paid for by those who will benefit from it c) recommend that the Special Purpose Vehicle funding mechanism be equally available for brownfields and intensified housing developments as it is for greenfields d) recommend that the local authority concerned must have the opportunity for thorough consideration for up to 6 months for greenfields sites of, and approve, the project and the utilisation of the Special Purpose Vehicle e) recommend that the local authority concerned be the body that determines, in consultation with government, the levy amount, the term of the levy and the allocation of the levy between beneficiaries f) delegate to Member Gunthorp the final wording of the submission. The substantive motion was declared |
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The vote carried 3 votes to 2. |
Member A Avendano Christie left the meeting at 5.16 pm.
Member S Trotman left the meeting at 5.20 pm.
Member A Avendano Christie returned to the meeting at 5.23 pm
Member S Trotman returned to the meeting at 5.24 pm.
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Waitematā Local Board feedback on the proposed National Policy Statement for Indigenous Biodiversity |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/28 MOVED by Member J Sandilands, seconded by Member A Avendano Christie: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) approve the Waitematā Local Board feedback on the National Policy Statement for Indigenous Biodiversity (Attachment C) b) delegate to Member J Sandilands the final wording of the feedback.
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Waitematā Local Board feedback on the Inquiry into the 2019 Local Elections and Liquor Licensing Trust Elections, and Recent Energy Trust Elections |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/29 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member G Gunthorp: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) provide the following feedback on the Justice Select Committee Inquiry into the 2019 elections b) generally support the Auckland Council draft submission but recommends the following changes: c) recommendation 3.13 should read “Notes and urges widespread emulation of the successful initiatives undertaken by Auckland Council including Vote Friday and One Stop Shops and urges these be extended to places of worship, marae and community gatherings” d) recommend 3.14 read “Consider that an important response to low voter turnout would best be through regulatory change and investigation of the implementation of a multi-modal approach which provides voters with options on how and where to vote, including a secure system of online voting e) recommendation 6.4 is not supported. Voters should have as wide as possible a choice as to who should represent them including those who may have rehabilitated themselves from past criminal convictions, provided they are made aware of them. Instead candidates with serious criminal convictions should be required to declare that fact in their candidates information booklet in the same way as is required for candidates resident outside the area contested f) recommendation 9.22 should have added at the end “provided the requirement for candidate profile statements is retained and they are made widely available” g) recommendation 10.4 should be amended to read: “Amend legislation so that all elections run in conjunction with the elections of a regional council use the same electoral system and the same order of names on voting document”. Because this change is intended principally to cover District Health Boards (DHB) and their boundaries generally closely conform with Regional Council Boundaries, these decisions would need to be made either by Regional Councils or by agreement between local government councils across a region this is needed to be workable. It would not be workable where there are a number of territorial authorities across a DHB or Regional Council area that had different voting systems. Having District Health Boards elected at large by the STV system discourages many voters from voting at all being faced with having to rank up to 40 candidates. We strongly urge that a ward system be required for all DHBs that service one hundred thousand people, or more, with at least three wards. This would enable, as occurred in the past, the Waitematā DHB to have wards covering each of the urban areas of the North Shore and the Waitakere and also a rural Rodney ward. The Auckland DHB would once again ensure representation for each of the eastern, western and southern suburbs of isthmus Auckland. h) recommendation 16.4 should be amended to read “Amend legislation to abolish the provision for an electoral petition to generate a poll on any proposed Māori Wards. The same process of thorough consultation, hearings and of a right of appeal to the Local Government Commission should apply to Māori wards as applies to geographically based wards. The current provisions for polls derived from petitions generate heated controversy based on attitudes to race and to Māori rights, are expensive and create unnecessary uncertainty.” If this were not agreed to, we would seek the local authority being able to decide the timing of the referendum as in the Auckland Council’s submission i) delegate to the Chair to make minor changes and approve the final wording.
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Waitematā Local Board feedback on Taumata Arowai - Water Services Regulator Bill |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/30 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Bonham: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) note that the local board intend to provide input on the Water Services Bill once it is introduced and open for submissions.
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Urgent Decision - Approval of a Temporary Premise for Leys Institute Library |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/31 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Deputy Chairperson K Leoni: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the urgent decision – “Approve Temporary Premises for Leys Institute Library” dated 20 December 2019
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Urgent Decision - Waitematā Local Board feedback on the Urban Development Bill |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/32 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Bonham: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the urgent decision – Waitematā Local Board feedback on the Urban Development Bill dated 7 February 2020. b) note that the Waitematā Local Board feedback will be attached verbatim to the Auckland Council submission on the ‘Urban Development Bill’.
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Urgent Decision - Waitematā Local Board feedback on the Resource Management Review Panel’s Issues and Options paper |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/33 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member G Gunthorp: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the urgent decision – Approve feedback on the Resource Management Review Panel’s Issues and Options paper dated 24 January 2020 (Attachment A).
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Urgent Decision - Waitematā Local Board feedback to Auckland Council's submission on the Reducing waste: a more effective landfill levy |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/34 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Avendano Christie: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the urgent decision – Approve feedback on Reducing waste: a more effective landfill levy dated 20 January 2020.
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Urgent Decision - Waitematā Local Board feedback to LGNZ discussion paper “Localism” |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/35 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member A Bonham: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the urgent decision – Waitematā Local Board feedback to LGNZ discussion paper “Localism” dated 29 January 2020.
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Resolution number WTM/2020/36 MOVED by Member G Gunthorp, seconded by Deputy Chairperson K Leoni: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the Chair’s report for the period December 2019 – February 2020.
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Resolution number WTM/2020/37 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member G Gunthorp: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the written report from member G Gunthorp, the tabled reports from Member A Bonham and Member A Christie, and the verbal board member reports for the period 20 November 2019 – February 2020.
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 29 - Member A A Christie report - tabled b 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 29 - Member A Bonham report - tabled |
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Resolution number WTM/2020/38 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member S Trotman: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the Governance Forward Work Calendar February 2020 attached to the agenda.
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Resolution number WTM/2020/39 MOVED by Chairperson R Northey, seconded by Member S Trotman: That the Waitematā Local Board: a) receive the workshop proceeding records for the meetings held on 10 and 17 December 2019, 28 January 2020, 4 and 11 February 2020.
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Documents that were presented at the 28 January 2020 informal conversations with the local board are attached except for the Pollinator Pathways presentation which is attached to item 9.4 of these minutes. |
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a 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 30 - Grey Lynn 2030 Climate Action Projects presentation Brigitte Sistig b 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 30 - Grey Lynn 2030 Climate Action Projects synopsis presented 28 January 2020 c 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 30 - Business Grey Lynn submission Soala Wilson and Darryl Ojala d 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 30 - Western Springs Lakeside Park Gael Baldock e 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 30 - Grey Lynn Park Festival Report f 20200218 Waitematā Local Board Item 30 - Grey Lynn Park Festival Clean Event Report |
32 Consideration of Extraordinary Items
There was no consideration of extraordinary items.
5.54 pm The Chairperson thanked Members for their attendance and attention to business and declared the meeting closed.
CONFIRMED AS A TRUE AND CORRECT RECORD AT A MEETING OF THE Waitematā Local Board HELD ON
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