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Fulton Hogan Drury East Development – Waihoehoe
Stream Corridor
Presenter/s: Lea
van Heerden
(Senior Parks Planner)
(via Microsoft Teams)
Governance role: Setting
direction / priorities / budget
Proposed Outcome/s: To understand the board's perspective on
the Fulton Hogan Drury East development Waihoehoe Stream corridor proposal
and gauge feedback on the vision for this key environmental and recreational
area.
Attachment/s: Attachment
C – 86 Fitzgerald -Drury East - Fulton Hogan
Summary of discussions
Staff provided a
progress update on Fulton Hogan Drury East development Waihoehoe Stream
corridor proposal.
The local board
provided the following feedback:
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Did not agree with reducing the number of
seating as people may want to sit and reflect, enjoy the sound of
water. Response: Lea will take on board and share with the team.
Fulton Hogan are willing to work with council and develop parks at their own
cost.
·
Kiwi Property – are saying they are
getting nowhere with council. Member Felicity to forward contact
through.
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No speedhumps seen in this area just yet. Response:
Lea believes Fulton Hogan are approaching the Drury project in a different
way to that in Millvale.
The local board
provided the following direction:
·
Lea van Heerden to arrange for this
presentation to be given at the Drury Committee meeting.
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Papakura are invested in what is happening on
the boundary. Please ensure Papakura local board is kept up to date.
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Hoggin is difficult to maintain.
Papakura’s position is that all paths need to be wide enough for multi
modal and of a material that is suitable for all these modes.
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Planting around pathways needs to be set back
enough to ensure it is not overgrowing onto the paths when the plant matures.
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Lea van Heerden advised she is happy to do an
update and overview of what is happening in the area.
Actions
1.
Lea van Heerden to arrange for this
presentation to be given at the Drury Committee meeting.
2.
Lea van Heerden to provide an update and
overview of what is happening in the area.
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