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Resolution
number FR/2025/72
MOVED by Chairperson
A Fulljames, seconded by Member A Kay:
That
the Franklin Local Board:
a) whiwhi / receive consultation feedback on the proposed Franklin
Local Board priorities and activities for 2025/2026, noting that responders
supported continued investment in priorities proposed, specifically:
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55 percent of responders consider Beachlands
and Clevedon Community Hub services to be very or fairly important
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51 percent of responders considered extending
outreach to isolated communities to be very or fairly important
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67 percent of responders considered
accelerated delivery on the sport and recreation facilities plan, including
one-off funding for Te Puru, Beachlands and Karaka Sports Park facilities to
be very of fairly important
·
85 percent of responders considered
investment into initiatives that reduce pests and enhance local waterway
quality to be very or fairly important
·
64 percent of responders considered
accelerated planting of trees in public places i.e. delivery of a Franklin
urban Ngahere Plan to be very or fairly important
·
56 percent of responders considered
continuation of the Franklin Paths Programme to be very or fairly important
b)
tuhi tīpoka / note that the
board considers majority support for all proposals tested as mandate to
invest in the delivery of priorities, with further detail to be considered by
the board through the 2025-2026 work programme development process and in
drafting the Franklin Local Board Plan 2026
c)
tono / request that the Governing
Body and the organisation empower local boards to have much more influence
and decision-making on the form and manner in which local board consultation
information is created for special consultative procedures such as the Annual
Plan and Long-term Plan
c) whiwhi
/ receive consultation feedback on regional topics in the Annual Plan
2025/2026 from people and organisations based in the Franklin Local Board
area.
d) tuku / provide input on regional topics in the proposed
Annual Plan 2025/2026 and key advocacy initiatives to the Governing Body, as
summarised in Attachment A.
CARRIED
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