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Resolution
number HM/2024/102
MOVED by Member D
Collins, seconded by Member I Papau:
That
the Henderson-Massey Local Board:
a)
tono / request that the local
boards’ increased decision-making lens is applied across the review of
the Open Space, Sport and Recreation Strategy.
b)
recommend that a
‘’locally-led’’ approach is used to ensure best
outcomes.
c)
tuhi ā-taipitopito / note its concern that a regional ‘’one size
fits all’’ approach to the Open Space, Sport & Recreation
strategy could lead to difficulties with implementation and inequities across
Tāmaki Makarau.
d)
tautoko / support a high level of collaboration with community
partners such as Regional Sports Trusts.
e)
tautoko / support in principle the five strategic directions for
the future provision of open spaces and sport and recreation opportunities,
ie:
i)
make all of Tāmaki Makaurau our
backyard
ii)
deliver innovative open spaces in
high-density areas
iii)
enhance our response to climate
disruption
iv)
protect and enhance our environment,
biodiversity and heritage
v)
support Aucklanders to live healthy,
active lives.
f)
tautoko / support in principle the four investment principles, ie:
i)
take a benefits-led approach to
improve the holistic wellbeing of people, places and the environment
ii)
invest based on evidence of need and
the voices of Aucklanders
iii)
honour our Te Tiriti o Waitangi
obligations
iv)
work together towards a healthy
future, using all our resources.
g)
tautoko / support using a wider range of tools to fund and deliver
investments.
h)
tautoko / support the ‘principle-based’ approach to
consolidating and simplifying five strategies, policies and plans that
previously guided investment in open space, sport and recreation in
Tāmaki Makaurau.
i)
acknowledge the value
placed on planning and providing for play. Investment is made in play plans,
events, policy, and activities promoting playfulness in our city. Play is the
easiest way for everyone to stay active and provides brain health, social connection,
community cohesion, health, wellbeing, reduction of anti-social behaviours
and sense of pride and joy. Play can be incorporated in Auckland Council
annual planning with very little financial investment.
CARRIED
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