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Resolution
number OP/2021/54
MOVED by Member L Fuli, seconded by Chairperson R
Autagavaia:
That the Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local
Board:
a) receive the Notice of Motion by member Lotu
Fuli to retain the reserve at 11R Birmingham Road in council ownership for
public use
b) revoke in part resolution OP/2020/80,
Emergency Budget 2020/2021 – Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board
feedback, response to question 3, paragraph 4 being:
Maintain
capital investment by disposing or granting concessions: The reality for
Otara-Papatoetoe area is that we have very little asset left for
disposal. In our view, at best, this lever can be used up to 30 per
cent only after a closer analysis to assess opportunities from underutilized
facilities (E.g. East Tamaki Hall) or small pockets of land (e.g. car park
areas). However, ensure equity in service to the local area from the network
of facilities.
from the Otara-Papatoetoe Local Board 16 June
2020
c) request the Governing Body revoke in part
resolution GB/2020/71 c) (Schedule A, line 28) which approved the disposal of
11R Birmingham Road as part of the Emergency Budget 2020/2021
d) request the Parks Arts Community and Events
Committee does not approve the revocation of the reserve status of 11R
Birmingham road when the matter comes before it for decision after the public
consultation and the consideration of the matter by the independent
commissioner
e) note that the site was approved for sale by the Governing Body and
the local board at the time of the Emergency Budget and COVID-19 lock down
based on desk top research and the Open Space provision Policy standards
without any understanding or advice about the existing use by the community,
the need for Auckland Council’s access to the esplanade for
maintenance, and future opportunities to connect the reserve to the wider
open space network in the area.
CARRIED
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