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Resolution
number UH/2020/46
MOVED by Chairperson M Miles, seconded by Deputy
Chairperson L Whyte:
That
the Upper Harbour Local Board:
a) receive
the findings of the community and stakeholder engagement process to inform
the local board’s one local initiative (OLI) project, which is a
sub-regional multi-use multi-sport indoor facility (destination facility)
within the Upper Harbour area.
b) approve
the service requirements for the proposed destination indoor court facility
to serve the wider Upper Harbour area for inclusion in the detailed business
case, as follows:
i) indoor
sports leagues and casual-play (leisure) requiring four indoor courts, wooden
floor and 7-10m height, court dividers (dropdown/pull back), light levels
suitable for recreational badminton, equipment storage, scoreboard, multiple
changing rooms and some spectator seating
ii) sport and recreation programmes and fitness – multipurpose room with
equipment storage suitable for programmes, sport club use and group fitness
to cater for future growth
iii) accessibility
for full range of disabilities requiring suitable changing and toilet
facilities and parking.
c) approve
Albany as the location for the proposed destination indoor court facility,
progressing two site options through the detailed business case:
i) Hooton
Reserve west carpark, R 259 Otehā Valley Road, noting further work is
required to confirm the provision of the indoor court facility is not
compromised by the Gills Road link project
ii) Albany
Tennis Park, 321 Otehā Valley Road, as a potential facility partnership
with Tennis Northern.
d) note
the indicative funding of $25.6
million was earmarked for the Upper Harbour Local Board one local initiative
in the Long-term Plan 2018-2028, and that the detailed business case will confirm funding sources,
including the Sport and Recreation Facilities Investment Fund.
e) note that further investigation
is required to confirm that the indicative budget is sufficient to deliver
the service requirements, and that a full cost analysis will be completed as
part of the detailed business case.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
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