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Resolution
number WTM/2023/106
MOVED by Chairperson G Sage, seconded by Deputy
Chairperson G Moyle:
That
the Waitematā Local Board:
a)
receive the performance report for
quarter one ending 30 September 2023.
b)
re-allocate an additional $2,500
Locally Driven Initiatives funding from work programme item #482 Event
Partnership Fund towards work programme item #1256
Good Citizen’s Awards.
c)
re-allocate an additional $20,000
Locally Driven Initiatives funding from work programme item #482 Event
Partnership Fund towards work programme item #1356
Cultural Play Festival.
d)
note minor changes to the #482 Event
Partnership Fund:
i)
of a further $5,000 allocated by
staff under delegation to the Grey Lynn Park Festival
ii)
of a further $5,000 allocated to the
Farmers’ Santa Parade
iii)
the funding is also committed for the
International Buskers Festival, the Franklin Road Christmas Lights and the
DOC Edge Festival
e)
note that this reallocation leaves
$7,500 from the Event Partnership fund still to be allocated to local
projects and initiatives.
f)
note that the Waitematā Local Board has received $18,817 in
filming revenue, able to be allocated to local projects and initiatives for
the 2023/2024 financial year.
g)
note key activity updates and
progress from this period:
i)
ID 29149 – implementing the
Western Springs Development Plan
ii)
ID 22284 – 254 Ponsonby Road
– new civic space design contract has been awarded with the next step
to continue with the process and prepare for physical works
iii)
ID 30702 – Myers Park open
space lighting renewals, completed in September
iv)
ID 32140 – renewals for Point
Erin Pool general renewals
v)
ID 30841 – open space, play
spaces renewals 2022/2023, Point Erin Pool playground has been renewed ahead
of the Summer swim season
vi)
ID 992 – full facilities
maintenance contracts , staff will monitor the additional programme line to
capture additional detail on footpath and street cleaning and report on this
in future
vii)
the Waitematā Local Board in invested in several
sustainability projects which aim to build awareness around individual Carbon
emissions, and change behaviour at a local level, including:
A)
ID 725 – Low Carbon Lifestyles
B)
ID 719 – Climate
Action Activator
C)
ID 726 – Climate
Action Network
D)
ID 702 Urban Ark Strategic
Plan Implementation
viii)
the Waitematā Local Board
supports programme empowering Māori,
including:
A)
ID 472 – Māori
Responsiveness: Local Māori aspirations in Waitematā
B)
ID 1179 – Hub Services
Waitematā
C)
ID 3108 – Kia rite Kia mau
– Climate preparedness & resilience for school communities
CARRIED
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