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Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board Plan 2017 Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board Plan 2017 | 3 from the Chairs TE MAHERE Ā-ROHE O MAUNGAKIEKIETE MAHERE Ā-ROHE KI TĀMAKI O 2017RODNEY 2017 Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Maungakiekie-TāmakiLocal Board Plan Local Board2017 Plan 2017 Ngā upoko kōrero Contents Mihi From the Chairs ................................................................................ 4 Manawa mai te mauri nuku. Embrace life’s essence from the earth below. Our plan at a glance ....................................................................... 6 Manawa mai te mauri rangi. Welcome life’s essence from the sky above. Ko te mauri kei a tātou, he mauri tipua. The life force we each possess is truly a miracle. Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board area ...................................... 8 Ka pakaru te pō. The darkness is broken. Tau mai te mauri, Welcome great essence of life, About local boards and our plans ...............................................11 Haumi e, hui e; Tāiki e! Join together, and exclaim; It is done! Developing our plan .......................................................................12 Ko tēnei te hau e wawara nei. This is the wind that blows. Mau tonu, tere tonu, Unchanging and free-flowing, Outcomes: mai i te kore, ki te pō, from nothingness, to darkness, ki te ao mārama. then comes the light of dawn. 1. Maungakiekie-Tāmaki is an active and engaged community ........................................................ 14 I whakaawe ai taku ara My rise from slumber finds strength ki ngā Kāhui Rū Whenua. in the beautiful lands surrounding me. 2. Maungakiekie-Tāmaki is a community that Heke iho au i Te Puru o Tāmaki I come down from Te Puru o Tāmaki cares about its environment ........................................... 19 ki Te Taumanu Herenga Waka, to Te Taumanu - anchorage of waka, whakarākeitanga o te takutai moana. jewel on the coastline. 3. Maungakiekie-Tāmaki is the place to be .......................23 E mihi kau ana a Māngere Māngere bids greetings ki te Mānukunuku-o-Hoturoa. to the Manukau. 4. Maungakiekie-Tāmaki has quality infrastructure to match growth ...............................................................30 I turukitia ngā pōkare e hora rā The rippling waters out there sweep ki te Tapotu-a-Tainui. toward where the Tainui once crossed overland. Kia whakatata mai ki Te Wai-mokoia, Coming inland to Panmure Basin, Carrying out our plan ....................................................................38 ka haereere tonu ki Te Wai-o-Taiki. I ramble on to Tāmaki River. Kia tae atu ki Tāhuna Torea, Then, once at Tāhuna Torea, Funding information .....................................................................40 ka takahia rā te paemaunga I trace a way across the skyline to ki Patutahi, ka haere tonu ki Remuwera. Patutahi and on again to Remuera. Appendix 1: Financial overview ...................................................42 Anei rā tēnei māra moemoeā Before me is this wonderful countryside e karanga atu ana ki ngā poutapu i muri; beckoning to the havens beyond; Appendix 2: Local activities and levels of service ...................44 o Waiatarua, Onehunga, Rarotonga, Mutu-Karoa, Waiatarua, Onehunga, Rarotonga, Mutu-Karoa, Waipuna, Te Kai-a-Hiku, Mokoia, Uku-tōia. Waipuna, Te Kai-a-Hiku, Mokoia, and Uku-tōia. Your Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board members .................46 Ka tau ki Maungarei. I come to rest on Maungarei. Tutuki tēnā, kei raro ko Rua-pōtaka And once there, I see below are Rua-pōtaka me Pare-huia e tiaki ana i Te Oro - and Pare-huia standing watch over Te Oro – Whare Tapere o Ngāti Tī-tahi, Ngāi-Tai-ki-Tāmaki, the playhouse of Ngāti Tī-tahi, Ngāi Tai-ki-Tāmaki, Ngāti Paoa me Ngāti Whātua. Ngāti Paoa and Ngāti Whātua. Ka uru mai a Matariki ki runga Matariki rises high into view On the cover: Members of the 2015 Maungakiekie- ka tohu ia kua tīmata te Tau Hōu. signalling the New Year has begun. Tāmaki Youth Advisory Board posing on the mural Tau mai te mauri Welcome great essence of life, wall outside the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board office in Panmure. Haumi e…Hui e… Taiki e. Join together, and exclaim; It is done! Mihi by Tautoko Witkia 2 | MAUNGAKIEKIE-TĀMAKI LOCAL BOARD PLAN 2017 MAUNGAKIEKIE-TĀMAKI LOCAL BOARD PLAN 2017 | 3 FROM THE CHAIRS He kōrero mai i ngā Heamana So’o le fau i le fau – Join the hibiscus fibre From the to hibiscus fibre. Josephine Bartley and Chris Makoare. Chairs Samoan proverb about achieving strength and unity by coming together as one. Naku te rourou nau te rourou ka ora ai te iwi With your basket and my basket, the people will live As you will see, there is a lot of change You voted us in to be strong advocates for happening in our area. Tens of thousands you and this plan sets the priorities and of people are expected to move here. projects you want us to pursue. Thank you We need to prepare for growth but for being involved in your community. also look into council assets that have By working together, we can achieve great degraded over time. things for Maungakiekie-Tāmaki. The environment, water quality, So’o le fau i le fau safety, housing and unemployment Join the hibiscus fibre to hibiscus fibre are all major issues for our community, Samoan proverb about achieving strength which we will work in partnership with and unity by coming together as one. central government, industry and the community to address. Collaboration is going to be a major focus for us in the next three years. We will progress meaningful partnerships with mana whenua. We also know that Josephine Bartley we are diverse, with large numbers of Chair of Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board, Māori, Pacific and ethnic communities November 2016 to April 2018 who generally do not engage in council planning. Community engagement is Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board. another priority for our local board. We have started our term with successful turnouts at public meetings however we will explore other ways to engage, as we know that the town hall style ‘one size fits Chris Makoare all’ approach will not achieve our reach Chair of Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board, to diverse communities. April 2018 to October 2019 4 | MAUNGAKIEKIE-TĀMAKI LOCAL BOARD PLAN 2017 MAUNGAKIEKIE-TĀMAKI LOCAL BOARD PLAN 2017 | 5 OUR PLAN AT A GLANCE He aronga poto i tā mātou mahere Our plan at a glance We will focus on four outcomes to guide our work and make Maungakiekie-Tāmaki a better community for all. Our aspirations are outlined below. Outcome 1: Maungakiekie-Tāmaki is an active Outcome 3: Maungakiekie-Tāmaki is the and engaged community place to be We believe that a community is made stronger and Our area has a distinct identity that attracts a better place for all its members when we have people from all over Auckland and beyond to live, a shared sense of identity and values, and can find do business and play. unity in our diversity. Te Ara Rama Matariki Light Trail. Onehunga Mall. Outcome 2: Maungakiekie-Tāmaki is a community Outcome 4: Maungakiekie-Tāmaki has quality that cares about its environment infrastructure to match growth We encourage our community to be kaitiaki (guardians) Our current infrastructure is barely coping as it is. It is of our natural environment. They have told us that a crucial that we receive appropriate investment to put cleaner environment is essential to their quality of life. in place infrastructure that keeps pace with the massive It is important that we protect our environment from amount of development in our area. We will work with further degradation and ensure we mitigate any adverse key partners to ensure development plans consider the effect from current and future developments taking impact on our area, ensure our needs can be met and any Waipuna / Van Damms Lagoon. place in our area. Panmure Train and Bus Interchange. adverse effects are mitigated. We will work with mana whenua and mataawaka, our community and industry to achieve these environmental outcomes. 6 | MAUNGAKIEKIE-TĀMAKI LOCAL BOARD PLAN 2017 MAUNGAKIEKIE-TĀMAKI LOCAL BOARD PLAN 2017 | 7 MAUNGAKIEKIE-TĀMAKI LOCAL BOARD AREA Te Rohe ā-Poari o Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Maungakiekie-Tāmaki large centres – Sylvia Park, Onehunga, Royal Oak, Local Board area Glen Innes and Panmure – 5 as well as smaller villages Subdivision Boundary A Public Open Space p ira na d (Unitary Plan) A a v e o R n bodies of water border the u Rail Station e e n i Wa i -o-Ta i k i Railway L Glen B a y area, Manukau Harbour to Glen Innes Innes Motorway Station Pt England the south, Tāmaki Estuary Arterial Road Reserve Point England Medium Road 2 to the east d a Minor Road o R n o t g Tāmaki n L i Green Lane West k u l n i n Mt Wellington d A a P Ma v o in e Domain R Hi n Cornwall Gr gh u e wa way e o e y igh Panmure c Tāmaki mure H i a lie-Pan l Park t lers l El Station e S J Subdivision Current population of o Ellerslie u One t h Station Tree Hill R One o Panmure significant maunga / a L Domain R d a o g Tree c o k o f n i Hill e volcanic cones including l D d P a n m u r e ri R Mt v B a s i n e Royal M o a nrose Roa a e d d Penrose P Wellington Maungakiekie / One n Oak u Station k Waipuna Road a Maungakiekie 76,500 5 Penrose u Oranga Tree Hill and Maungarei R Mo Subdivision Sylvia o un d a t oa Sm R O' y is projected to increase to d art n Park a S o Roa Stati r w e d o Station h / Mt Wellington l r g T et w k i ra falgar Stre M e rn H y e ays R ast 104,700 (37% per cent) by 2033 n -E R Mt Smart o rn South oa te H S d a s ig Regional d h t a G w E r ay - e C Park h a Te Pāpapa a treet ut t thur S o S Hamlins r Ar Station S o b S u in o treet t Hill S e ut Church S h o h- R u R W Onehunga Southdown o o a t a e t h d s Te Pāpapa e d e e te r t r rn Onehunga Station S M Neilson n ot Neilson Street Road M o Waikaraka anama rw P o a Park t y o r w Mt a Westfield y M a n g e r e Richmond I n l e t Station We are home to: More than 100 3 8 local parks and libraries community sports fields centres and halls Data sources: Statistics New Zealand Population Estimates (2015) and Population Projections (2013-base).
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