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Resolution
number KT/2022/149
MOVED by Chairperson J Gillon, seconded by Member A Shaw:
That the
Kaipātiki Local Board:
a)
approve the draft Kaipātiki
Local Parks Management Plan for public consultation (refer to Attachments A
to C of the agenda report, dated 20 July 2022).
b)
note that public consultation on the
draft Kaipātiki Local Parks Management Plan will be open for two months,
planned from early or mid-August 2022 to early or mid-October 2022; Staff
will seek a decision from the incoming local board on the composition of the hearing
panel in February 2023; It is anticipated that the hearing will be held in
March / April 2023, with the local board considering recommendations on
submissions and approving the final plan in June or July 2023.
c)
note that once adopted, the
Kaipātiki Local Parks Management Plan will:
i)
replace all existing reserve
management plans for Kaipātiki as outlined in the plan’s
appendices:
ii)
means council will comply with the
requirements of the Reserves Act to have a reserve management plan (for most
types of reserves held under the Act); and
iii)
will provide a policy framework to
manage the use, protection and development of parks within the local board
area.
d)
delegate to the local board
Chairperson and Deputy Chairperson approval of minor amendments to the draft
Kaipātiki Local Parks Management Plan, prior to public notification.
e)
revoke items b(i) and b(ii) of
resolution number KT/2021/242 (refer to Attachment D, dated 8 December 2021),
due to the following reasons:
i)
the word “amalgamating”
was used instead of “uniting”, which may be interpreted as
amalgamating the land parcels within the reserves instead of the reserves
themselves.
ii)
specifying a classification
(Kaipātiki Esplanade Reserve) in the park name when there are multiple
different classifications could confuse the public on the main purpose of
reserves; and
iii)
a parcel included in resolution
number KT/2021/242 (Parcel Crown Land SO 2473 of Francis Kendall Reserve) is
not owned or administered by the council and therefore cannot be renamed.
f)
note that the Political Working Group
have proposed renaming reserves outlined within the Eskdale Reserve Network
and Kaipātiki Esplanade Reserve network.
g)
note that Te Kawerau a Maki oppose
renaming reserves outlined within the Eskdale Reserve Network and
Kaipātiki Esplanade Reserve network (as articulated in resolution number
KT/2021/242) with English names only.
h)
note that the management intentions
included within the draft Kaipātiki Local Parks Management Plan (LPMP)
state that opportunities to formally collectively name the reserves outlined within the Eskdale Reserve Network and
Kaipātiki Esplanade Reserve network will be investigated, including inviting mana whenua to
provide te reo Māori names in line with Section 11.10 ‘Park
and Park Feature Naming
Policies’ in Part D of the LPMP (as
reflected in Attachment A of this report).
i)
signals an early intention to seek te
reo Māori names for the following collections of reserves as
part of the next tranche of the Te Kete Rukuruku programme:
i)
one te reo Māori name
for the individual reserves within the Eskdale Reserve Network (Birkenhead
Domain, Eskdale Bush Scenic Reserve, Parcel Crown Land SO2473 of Francis
Kendall Reserve, Hiwihau Reserve, Kelmar Reserve, Lauderdale Reserve and
Treeview Reserve); and
ii)
one te reo Māori name
for the collection of Kaipātiki Esplanade Reserve, Witherford Scenic
Reserve, and parcels Lot 7 DP 43766, Lot 2 DP 49724 and Lot 2 DP 316330 of
Manuka Reserve.
CARRIED
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