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Resolution
number KT/2024/284
MOVED by Chairperson
J Gillon, seconded by Member A Tyler:
That
the Kaipātiki Local Board:
a)
whiwhi / receive
the tabled supplementary Attachment B1.
b)
ohia / endorse the
assessment findings of possible structural problems with the local dog access
rules in Attachment B of this agenda report and Attachment B1 in a) above in
relation to the following locations:
i)
Kauri Park
(including unformed road)
ii)
Kauri Point Domain
(referred to as Kauri Point Park in the report)
iii)
Leigh Scenic
Reserve
iv)
Muriel Fisher
Reserve
v)
Sulphur Beach
Reserve to Gold Hole Reserve
vi)
Kauri Glen Reserve
vii)
Soldiers Bay
Reserve (referred to as “Soldiers Bay Accessway” in the report)
viii)
Søren G
Christensen Reserve.
c)
kohuki / consider
there are ‘structural problems’ at the following locations:
i)
54 Tonar Street due
to the redevelopment of Northcote Central that creates opportunities for
off-leash access with no significant risks to people
ii)
Te Ara Awataha
Greenway due to the redevelopment of Northcote Central that creates
opportunities for off-leash access with no significant risks to people
iii)
Soldiers Bay due to
significant risk to wildlife.
d)
whakaae / agree
that the recommended options in Attachment B of this agenda report and
Attachment B1 in a) above are the most appropriate responses to the
assessment findings for the following locations:
i)
Leigh Scenic
Reserve
ii)
Sulphur Beach
Reserve to Gold Hole Reserve
iii)
Soldiers Bay
Reserve (referred to as “Soldiers Bay Accessway” in the report)
iv)
Kukari Park
v)
Te Ara Awataha
Greenway.
e)
kohuki / consider
that Option two (amend local dog access rule) in Attachment B of this agenda
report or Attachment B1 in a) above is the most appropriate response to the
assessment findings for the following location:
i)
54 Tonar Street.
f)
whai / adopt the
Statement of Proposal in Attachment A of this agenda report that contains
proposed amendments to local dog access rules for public consultation using
the Local Government Act 2002 special consultative procedure, to the extent
it applies to locations within the local board area, subject to the following
changes:
i)
Kauri Park and the
unformed road adjacent to Kauri Park to prohibit dogs
ii)
Muriel Fisher
Reserve to prohibit dogs
iii)
Sulphur Beach
Reserve to Gold Hole Reserve to allow dogs under control off a leash
iv)
Kauri Glen Reserve
to allow dogs under control on a leash on the tracks between the Kauri Glen
Road, Raymond Terrance and Tui Glen Road entrances (other areas to remain
under control off a leash)
v)
Søren G
Christensen Reserve to prohibit dogs
vi)
Soldiers Bay
Reserve (referred to as “Soldiers Bay Accessway” in the report)
to allow dogs under control on a leash
vii)
54 Tonar Street to
allow dogs under control off a leash
viii)
Kukari Park to
allow dogs under control on a leash
ix)
Te Ara Awataha
Greenway to allow dogs under control on a leash
x)
Soldiers Bay to
allow dogs under control on a leash
xi)
Kauri Point Domain
(referred to as Kauri Point Park in the report) to allow dogs under control
on a leash from the end of Balmain Road to the junction with the track to
Soldiers Bay (other areas to remain under control off a leash).
g)
whakaū /
confirm that the proposed amendments to local dog access rules in the
Statement of Proposal in Attachment A of this agenda report and f) above, to
the extent it applies to locations within the local board area:
i)
are
consistent with the policy, principles and criteria for deciding dog access
rules in the Auckland Council Kaupapa mo ngā Kuri | Policy on Dogs 2019
ii)
are not
inconsistent with any decision in relation to region-wide dog access rules
contained in the Auckland Council Kaupapa mo ngā Kuri | Policy on Dogs
2019
iii)
are in
accordance with all relevant legislative requirements, in particular the
Local Government Act 2002 and Dog Control Act 1996.
h)
kopou / appoint, Kaipātiki
Local Board Chair John Gillon as the chair of the Local Dog Access Panel, and
local board members Erica Hannam, Melanie Kenrick and Tim Spring to form the
Local Dog Access Panel and to attend relevant ‘Have Your Say’
events and to deliberate and make recommendations to the local board on
public feedback to the proposal in Attachment A of the agenda report.
i)
tautapa / delegate
authority to the local board chair to make replacement appointments to the
Local Dog Access Panel if a Panel member is unavailable.
j)
tautapa / delegate authority through the Chief Executive
to a manager responsible for bylaws to:
i) appoint staff to receive
public feedback at ‘Have Your Say’ events where attendance from
Panel members is not necessary (for example, an informal
‘drop-in’ session)
ii) make
any amendments to the proposal in Attachment A of this agenda report to
correct errors, omissions, insert maps or reflect decisions made by the local
board.
k)
tuhi
ā-taipitopito / note that the local board would need to fund any bespoke
public consultation initiatives, and allocate funding for estimated costs in Attachment B of this
agenda report and Attachment B1
in a) above(for example
for signage) to implement any local dog access rule changes.
CARRIED
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