Manurewa Local Board Workshop

 

OPEN NOTES

 

 

 

Minutes of a meeting of the Manurewa Local Board Workshop  held in the Manurewa Local Board Office, 7 Hill Road, Manurewa on Thursday, 12 December 2024 at 1:32 pm.

 

Te Hunga kua Tae mai | present

 

Chairperson

Matt Winiata

 

Deputy Chairperson

Glenn Murphy

 

Members

Joseph Allan

 

 

Andrew Lesa

From 4.48pm via Microsoft Teams

 

Te Hunga Kāore i Tae Mai | ABSENT

 

 

Heather Andrew

 

 

Angela Cunningham-Marino

 

 

Rangi McLean

 

 


Manurewa Local Board Workshop

12 December 2024

 

 

 

1          Ngā Tamōtanga | Apologies

 

Members Heather Andrew, Angela Cunningham-Marino and Rangi McLean were apologies.

 

 

2          Te Whakapuaki i te Whai Pānga | Declaration of Interest

 

Members are reminded of the need to be vigilant to stand aside from decision making when a conflict arises between their role as a member and any private or other external interest they might have.

 

There were no declarations of interest.

 

 

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Local Board Workshop

Item 1 – 1.32-2.15pm

Matariki Mural

Presenter/s:                  Sopo Su’a-Elia

(Community Broker, Community and Wellbeing)

Bobby Kennedy

(Place and Partnership Specialist, Community Wellbeing)

 

Summary of Discussions

The board discussed the potential of a Matariki Mural, including costs, direction and any concerns they have.

·       A board member asked about the feasibility of having the art on sports fields, due to the amount of paint, as there could be issues with drainage, training times and general usage.

·       A board member asked if there was an option for the mural to be closer to the shoreline. Staff advised this might be possible and it would align with next year’s Matariki theme, but this location would be less visible than a sports field.

·       Chair suggested that to mitigate the usage of sports field that weekend, the board could coordinate so that the football club has an away game over the Matariki period.

 

For full details of this discussion please refer to the link at the bottom of this document.

Item 2 – 2.15-2.36pm

Kura Kāwana programme

Presenter/s:                  Lee Corrick

(Programme Lead - Elected Member Development, Governance and

Engagement)

Richelle Gordon

(Governance Capability Programme Coordinator, Governance and

Engagement)

Summary of Discussions

·       Staff provided an overview of the Kura Kāwana programme that members can use for professional development.

·       Staff wanted to ensure that board members were aware on how to use and access the materials and learning opportunities.

·       A board member gave direction that the programme should be easier to navigate, using less clicks to get to the desired information.

 

For full details of this discussion please refer to the link at the bottom of this document.

Item 3 – 2.38-3.20pm

Annual BID Update

Presenter/s:                  Claire Siddens

(Principal Advisor (BIDs), Group Strategy and CE Office)                                   

Gary Holmes

(General Manager, Wiri Business Association)

Neil Punja

(Town Centre Manager, Manurewa Business Association)

Summary of Discussions

·       The Wiri Business Association’s (WBA) General Manager gave an update on current and future activities of the Wiri Business Association.

·       The Chair asked if the WBA requires assistance from council for illegal dumping/rubbish. The WBA General Manager said they would be interested in support for this issue, as there is a long turnaround time before the rubbish is removed after it is reported.

·       The WBA General Manager noted issues with Auckland Transport including congestion when cars are parked legally but are interrupting traffic flow, and vehicles parking on yellow lines or blocking intersections.

·       The Manurewa Business Association, Town Centre Manager gave an overview of the key achievements that they have had this year as well as their five year plan for the years ahead.

 

For full details of this discussion please refer to the link at the bottom of this document.

Item 4 – 3.42-4.14pm

Draft Play Plan Review

Presenter/s:                  Jacquelyn Collins

(Play Portfolio Lead, Community Wellbeing)

Summary of Discussions

The board discussed and gave feedback on the draft play plan prior to formal adoption in 2025.

·       An option of a play broker was included in the draft play plan by staff. The board queried the prospect of a play broker, including the cost and what delivery would look like in Manurewa. Staff responded that the work of the play broker could include finding community partnerships, such as opening school playgrounds and fields on weekends for general use.

·       Staff also spoke about the importance on having input from children into the play plan, especially those over 8 as they are underrepresented in engagement.

·       Formal adoption for the play plan will occur next year.

 

For full details of this discussion please refer to the link at the bottom of this document.

Break

Item 5 – 4.18-4.40pm

Kai Resilience system

Presenter/s:                  Petelo Esekielu

(Specialist Advisor, Community Wellbeing)

Carole Blacklock

(Specialist Advisor, Community Wellbeing)

Sunita Kashyap

(Manager Community Innovation, Community Wellbeing)

Summary of Discussions

The board were presented the Kai Resilience pilot.

·       Staff told the board that they could mentor a local person to drive the programme, but it is up to the board’s discretion as to the direction they would like to take.

·       Chair gave direction that he would prefer community or iwi led initiatives as this is what best aligns with the local board plan.

·       Board direction is that they are happy to explore the option of community led.

·       Board asked staff to explore what gaps exist in order to see where the greatest need is.

 

For full details of this discussion please refer to the link at the bottom of this document.

Item 6 – 4.40-5.10pm

Aerovista Place Reserve

Presenter/s:                  Gordon Ford

(Community Lease Specialist, Parks and Community Facilities)

Glenn Riddell

(Senior Land Use Advisor, Parks and Community Facilities)

 

Summary of Discussions

·       Staff provided information on the upcoming renewal of the Aerovista Place Reserve lease.

·       Board direction was to support the renewal of the lease for Te Pu-a-nga Maara Charitable Trust and for the lease to be $1.

·       A report will come to the February 2025 business meeting for formal approval from the board.

 

For full details of this discussion please refer to the link at the bottom of the document.

Item 7 – 5.15-5.19pm

Local Board Time

Presenter/s:                  Members and Staff

 

For full details of this discussion please refer to the link at the bottom of the document.

 

Thursday 12 December 2024 Recording of Manurewa Local Board workshop https://youtu.be/2zYw5RZMmSY

 

5.19pm