Auckland Council 10-year budget – Written feedback – Waitemata ...

Date: Thursday, 23 April 2015

Draft Long-term Plan 2015-2025 (10-year budget) Waitemata Local Board

WRITTEN FEEDBACK Vol.4 (16634 - 26733)

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16634 Therese Walley 1910

16640 Ivor Turner 1912

16649 Tom Curham 1914

16652 Mary Barry 1916

16656 Jennifer Macmillan 1918

16712 Tigilau Ness 1920

16730 John Batty 1922

16762 Joana Boese 1924

16767 Tim Kahlen 1926

16771 Victoria Kahlen 1928

16774 Peter Clapshaw 1930

16804 Philippa Binney 1932

16850 Jonathon Hardy 1934

16901 Ben Walton ‐ Script to Screen 1936

16943 Elisabeth Vaneveld ‐ The Big Idea | Te Aria Nui Charitable Trust 1940

16950 Ruth Keeling 1944

16953 Bryan Johnson 1946

16956 Andy Adams ‐ GymSports NZ 1953

16966 Janelle George 1956

16985 Renee Leightley 1958

16995 Jacki Byrd 1960

16997 Sandra Anderson 1962

16999 Tony Wehner 1964

17017 Frank McSullivan 1967

17026 Vivek Jain 1969

17059 Victoria Walker 1971

17063 Andrew Topping 1974

17070 Jessica Smith ‐ Silo Theatre Trust 1977

17079 Ollie Mikosza 1985

17085 Chris Bailey ‐ Western Bay's Community Group 2020

17109 Noelene Buckland 2025

17157 Ryan Mearns ‐ Generation Zero 2032

17271 Heather Robinson 2058

17282 Sarah‐Jane Limbrick 2060

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17285 Chris Bailey 2062

17293 Beth Carbery 2066

17312 Ziggy Lever 2068

17330 Andy Jacobs 2070

17335 Madelaina Adams 2072

17350 Benjamin Brooking 2076

17359 Rod Mead 2078

17392 Michael McKeown 2081

17397 Louis Mayo 2085

17402 Abhishek Reddy 2087

17407 Alisdair Simpson 2090

17410 Megan Barclay ‐ Be. Accessible 2092

17424 Laura Jamieson 2096

17431 Jean‐Luc Gorinas 2098

17461 Andrew Body 2100

17473 Mike Elliott ‐ Sport Auckland 2102

17477 Gareth Keene 2106

17478 Andrea Birtwistle 2108

17489 Linda Broom 2110

17490 Katherine O'Shaughnessy 2112

17497 Gabriele Schneider 2114

17501 Benjamin Grant 2116

17507 Murray Lynch ‐ Playmarket Incorporated 2118

17511 Amir Kayal 2121

17513 Shelley Lomas 2124

17520 Bruce Tsai ‐ Waitemata Youth Collective 2126

17530 Estger Kim 2129

17535 Stuart Hoar 2131

17537 Avigail Allan 2133

17540 Robyn Martin 2135

17557 Zoe Visvanathan ‐ Black Grace 2137

17574 John Austin 2139

17577 Lucy Meyle 2142

17588 Annabel Harrison 2144

17612 Jennifer Northover ‐ Grey Lynn Business Association 2147

17627 Bronwen Hughes 2150

17628 Campbell Cormack 2154

17629 Samuel Storey 2156

17639 Katrina Todd 2158

17666 Dianne Stanford 2161

17667 Sam Snedden 2163

17687 Jillian Double 2165

17690 Renee Tanner ‐ Red Leap Theatre 2168

17699 Robin Macrae 2170

17700 Diane Nayler 2172

17713 Kim O'Loughlin 2174

17716 Katherine Thompson 2177

17726 Christine Isbell 2180

17735 Deborah Yates 2182

17772 Tania Loveridge ‐ Heart of the City 2184

17774 Sarah Murray 2210

17786 Paul Styles 2212

17793 Robin Watts 2214

17805 Bob Lack 2216

17835 Patrick Huddle 2219

17840 Marion Hines 2221

17862 Wai Ming Lo 2223

17863 Margaret Lewis 2225

17910 Ross Boswell 2227

17914 Tim Clark (2) 2229

17928 Tim Daniels 2231

17930 Charmaine Stuart 2234

17945 Clare Conway 2236

17952 Ann Blyth 2238

17956 Gary D Scott 2240

18000 Rachel Skudder ‐ RAISE Pasifika Incorporated 2242

18077 Anthony Wood 2244

18120 Chris Allen 2246

18141 Xin Zhang 2248

18150 Fany Sun 2250

18165 Rick Zhang 2252

18176 Rebella Collins 2254

18186 Nadia Sosa 2256

18219 David Reeves 2258

18271 Ivy Reondanga 2260

18272 Neil Donnelly ‐ Todd Property Group 2262

18282 Timothy Greenslade 2265

18319 Charlotte Fisher 2267

18325 Choon Lian Goh 2269

18329 Man Lin Liew 2271

18342 Ryan Krebs 2273

18353 James Buttle 2275

18359 Laura Swan ‐ Summerset Group Holdings Limited 2277

18380 Siufaga Iefata 2281

18393 Rosalind Iefata 2283

18413 Grant Henderson 2285

18424 R Wynn‐Parke 2287

18431 John Elliot 2289

18432 Vivienne Smyth 2301

18449 Mary Nelson 2303

18470 Kay Shannon 2305

18515 Stephen Greenfield ‐ Auckland Transport Consultancy 2307

18559 Barry McGrevy 2320

18573 Alice Canton 2322

18620 Rita Godlevskis 2324

18626 Johan Jennner 2326

18861 Richard Ebbett 2328

18943 Ilomaisisi Lea 2330

18948 Anonymous 18948 ‐ Newton Residents Business 2332

18963 Ika Vea 2334

18969 Kalo Teu 2336

18986 Kelepi Laui 2338

19014 Ana Havea 2340

19022 P Fruean 2342

19027 Simione Tafea 2344

19032 Luke Niue ‐ Parnell Community Committe Incorporated 2346

19037 Sione Aloua 2349

19046 Niulala Pani 2351

19051 Viliami LF Leota 2353

19058 Sione Feki 2355

19084 Manitusa Poliaki Helen 2357

19233 Anja Vroegop 2359

19458 Talamahina Lone 2361

19478 Kafatapu Havea 2363

19573 Jenny Dixon ‐ The University of Auckland 2365

19580 Matthew Batlett 2371

19582 Mary O'Connor 2373

19584 Anonymous 19584 2375

19598 Epeli Fonua 2377

19636 Reina Kumar ‐ Trust Management 2379

19640 Julie Stout 2382

19674 Moala Hukihuki 2384

19690 Movete M Pani 2386

19696 Fifita H Pani 2388

19729 Sione Lua 2390

19734 Pua Tausinga 2392

19740 Latu Lafea 2394

19795 Poloseki Helu 2396

19817 Siosaia Maka 2398

19826 Liki Prescott 2400

19833 P Prescott 2402

19840 Siokapesi Faiva 2404

19851 Lose La'akulu 2406

19869 Sesimani Fualalo 2408

19896 Sione Nane 2410

19907 Hilitoni Pongi 2412

19910 Albina Langi 2414

19911 Sulieti Lauaki 2416

19933 E V Taupeaafe 2418

19939 Lesieli Moua 2420

19947 Fipe Fameitau 2422

19977 Anna Lundon 2424

20008 Gaftyan Hukehuia 2426

20026 Sione Akauola 2428

20328 Mark Knoff‐Thomas ‐ Newmarket Business Association 2430

20348 Jane Cennamo 2445

20378 Liz Karaka 2447

20379 John Karaka 2449

20441 Gael Withers 2451

20461 Barbara Sommerville 2452

20531 Mark Owen 2454

20550 Des Driver 2456

20578 Gloria Jenkins 2458

20586 Emia Eiriksson 2460

20594 Caitlin Bush 2462

20632 Elviena Collins 2464

20635 Russell Collins 2466

20657 Gary Dambsy‐Scott 2468

21036 J P Wilson 2470

21054 Michelle Padgett ‐ Centro Investments Limited 2472

21235Holly Anonymous 21235 ‐ Auckland Women's Centre I Te Roopu Wahine o

Tamaki Makaurau2493

21327 Geoff Cook 2495

21482 Sione Nau 2496

21521 Victoria Notoa 2498

21538 Lezannine Notoa 2500

22050 Jasmine Millet 2502

22080 Nick Veint 2504

22116 Bryan Lloyd 2506

22141 Neville Crooke 2508

22145 Keith Ruddell 2510

22155 Michael Shaw 2512

22164 Ian MacDonald 2514

22193 Lyndal Stewart 2516

22226 John Bower 2518

24509 Pascal de Reuck 2520

24710 Ivan Lipanovic 2522

24731 Claire Schoeller 2526

25472 Chris Brittain ‐ Brittain Properties Limited 2529

26733 Audrey Ellis 2549

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Your details

Is your feedback on behalf of an organisation (if yes, this confirms you have authority to submit on the organisation's behalf)? Yes Name of organisation Sport Auckland First name: Mike Last name: Elliott

Local board area: Waitemata Local Board

Date of feedback: 16 March 2015

Your feedback

Question 1a: Do you agree with the proposed overall average general rates increase of 3.5 per cent each year, which will enable the proposed investment and spending outlined in this document? Agree Question 1b: If you do not agree, in which activity areas do you think we should spend more or spend less, and what level of general rates increase would you support? Sport Auckland strongly agrees with the overall average rates increase of 3.5% per annum. Noting the following submission points: The decisions of the 5 November Budget Committee amended the proposed average general rates increase to 3.5%, in response to clear and strong elected members and community views that the proposed reductions to the Parks Community and Lifestyle theme were too austere. Sport Auckland supports the reinstatement of $800m into the 10 Year Budget to ensure local parks, community and lifestyle capital works and renewals budgets and programmes are maintained. This investment needs to be guided by where demand and/or gaps in the network are – rather than being constrained by the Spatial Priorities. Sport Auckland recommends ongoing commitment to the Regional Facility Partnership Fund at $4million, in light of the LTP focus on partnering. For every $1 council invests in this fund, a further $4 is leveraged from the sector, thus contributing $16 million per annum to Auckland’s economy. Question 2a: Do you support the basic transport network or do you think we should invest more to get the Auckland Plan transport network that would address our transport problems? Auckland Plan transport network

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Please comment: Sport Auckland supports Auckland Council’s commitment to improving public transport, in particular increased walking and cycling paths and makes the following submission points: Auckland needs this momentum to continue to encourage walking, running and cycling. Ongoing investment is needed for walking and cycling routes to connect up the networks to make them more attractive to use. The benefits of walking and cycling are two-fold. Walking and cycling leads to a more active and healthy population (see the next point) and supports the move to active transport as an alternative to journeying by vehicle We support programmes such as the cycleways and walkways programme along with public transport routes that stop at major community and sports hubs. Poor public and active transport services and routes rate as one of the primary barriers to participation in sport and recreation . Question 2b: If we decide to invest in the Auckland Plan transport network, how do you think Aucklanders should pay for it? Please comment: We feel it is not appropriate for Sport Auckland to comment either way on this question Question 2c: Are there any projects or priorities e.g. cycleways or more bus lanes, we should focus on delivering as part of the basic transport programme or the Auckland Plan transport programme? Yes. Sport Auckland supports maintained focus and prioritisation of Active Transport and Public Transport options and makes the following submission points: We acknowledge and support the significant funding identified within the draft LTP for: active transport initiatives (footpaths and cycleways) public transport routes that include major sporting hubs and events destinations to encourage public transport use, especially by young people programmes that support increased use of active transport such as Bikes in Schools development of increased public transport services such as bus lanes. Question 3: Do you support the council taking a more active role in the development of Auckland through replacing two existing Council Controlled Organisations (CCOs) with a new development agency? Please comment: Sport AUckland supports initiatives to reduce costs and improve efficiency and effectiveness. Question 4: What do you think the fixed portion of rates (UAGC) that everyone pays should be? Please comment: We feel it is not appropriate for Sport Auckland to comment or hold a view on this question Question 5: Do you support gradually reducing business property rates from 32.8 per cent of all rates to 25.8 per cent over the next 10 years? Please comment: We feel it is not appropriate for Sport Auckland to comment or hold a view on this question Question 6a: Which local board does your feedback relate to? Question 6b: Do you support the proposals for your local board area? Support Please comment:

Waitematā Local Board

The following key proposals have been prioritised for funding in 2015/2016 in the Waitematā local board area:

Redevelop Pioneer Women's and Ellen Melville Hall as a city centre community hub ($3.6m)

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Fund a performance and temporary art installation series ($100k) Fund local events such as Art in the Dark, Grey Lynn Festival, Festival Italiano and Parnell Festival of

Roses ($120k) Complete the Weona Coastal Walkway ($1.4m) Initiate the Newmarket Laneways project ($500k)

Do you support these key proposals for your local board area? Support If not, which project(s) do you not support and why? Are there any other projects that should be brought forward instead? Comments The following key proposals have been prioritised for funding in 2016 - 2025 in the Waitematā local board area:

Fund a restoration and ecological project at Waipapa Stream ($64k) Complete the development of Newmarket Laneways ($3.5m) Fund local events, art and culture programmes (approximately $280k per annum) Complete the Western Springs Native Bush Restoration Plan ($150k)

Do you support these key proposals for your local board area? Support If not, which project(s) do you not support and why? Are there any other projects from the local board plan, which should be included instead? Comments The Waitematā Local Board has identified the following as key advocacy areas:

Prioritise sand-carpeting the Auckland Domain sports fields from the sports field and local park programme budget

Complete the Auckland Cycling Network by 2030 to meet the Auckland Plan target Create a wetland in Western Park to mitigate damage from storms Develop a Parnell Rail Station

Do you support the local board's key advocacy areas? Support If not, which advocacy area do you not support and why? Is there anything missing from the local board's key advocacy areas? Comments The Waitematā Local Board has identified the following Governing Body proposals as having an impact on Waitemata:

Introduce a city centre residential targeted rate of $57.50 per year on each city centre residence. This will contribute an additional $800k towards developing and upgrading amenity in the city centre

Develop a regional Greenways Network Plan to provide safe and high amenity walking and cycling connections

The Auckland wide proposal to reduce and standardise each week by three hours at Parnell Library, seven hours at Grey Lynn Library, three hours at Leys Institute and five hours at the Central City Library

Do you support the governing body proposals?

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If not, which proposal(s) do you not support and why? Comments Do you have any other comments? We would like to highlight that we have a very strong relationship with the Waitemata Local Board. As part of that relationship we are please to see that the Bikes in Schools project at Freemans Bay is in full swing and the track has been laid; with an official opening on 20 March 2015. This project has been a collaborative exercise between the Local Board, Auckland Transport, Bike On, Freemans Bay Primary and ourselves and seques nicely in with the Local Board's Greenways Plans. The track is being opened up by the school for community use and PD for the teachers and tuition for the children is about to take place. Sport Auckland will continue to work in with the Local Board, where applicable, to help address their priority issues. We continue to work with sport capability build and participation in 10 Primary Schools and the Secondary Schools in the area. We continue to work on club/school links to increase participation and community involvement in the Sport, Recreation and Health areas. Question 7. Please provide any additional feedback below.

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From: Luke Niue Sent: Monday, 16 March 2015 3:06 p.m.To: Long Term PlanSubject: Feedback from PCC_Parnell Community Committee IncAttachments: Auckland Council- Long Term Plan inputs.docx

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