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Long Term Plan 2021 Annual Plan and Long Term Plan Committee Meeting 31 May 2021 Deliberations Long Term Plan 2021 - 2031 Summary of Submissions Pack Key Proposals from the Consultation Document Issues and options for the six key proposals, and where appropriate, related matters for consideration. Maintaining our roading network 1. Topic Description Page 2. Maintaining our roading network Key proposal 4 3. Maintaining our roading network Seal extensions 20 CCTV - security cameras 4. CCTV - security cameras Key proposal 22 Community halls 5. Community halls Key proposal 42 6. Community halls Pukehina Hall remediation 57 7. Community halls Te Puna Community Centre 63 Elder housing 8. Elder housing Key proposal 64 Walking and Cycling 9. Walking and Cycling Key proposal 84 Swimming pools 10. Swimming pools Key proposal 100 Issues and Options - Other Matters Matters arising from community feedback that require a decision. 1. Planning for the future Rangiuru development 119 2. Planning for the future Social wellbeing audit 120 3. Planning for the future Sport NZ 121 Western Bay of Plenty Museum Society Katikati 4. Community building 122 Incorporated 5. Community building Heritage BOP Charitable Trust 123 6. Community building Incubator 124 7. Community building Museum visitor centre (Le Quesnoy) 125 8. Community building Tauranga Art Gallery 126 9. Community building Te Ranga Reserve/historic park 127 10. Community facilities Waihi Beach Library 128 11. Recreation and open space Interpretive panels 129 12. Recreation and open space Maketu School facilities 130 13. Recreation and open space Midway Park Pukehina 131 14. Recreation and open space Moore Park 132 15. Recreation and open space Ōmokoroa bike park 133 Key Proposals from the Consultation Document 16. Recreation and open space Opureora Marae coastal protection works 135 Issues and options for the six key proposals, and where appropriate, related matters for consideration. 17. Recreation and open space Te Puke gymsport 136 Maintaining our roading network 18. Recreation and open space Te Tawa Ki Tahataharoa 137 1. Topic Description Page 19. Recreation and open space Thompsons Track recreational development 138 2. Maintaining our roading network Key proposal 4 20. Recreation and open space Wilson Park Concept Plan implementation 139 3. Maintaining our roading network Seal extensions 20 21. Recreation and open space Te Puna Quarry Park 140 CCTV - security cameras Regulatory services Development costs 4. CCTV - security cameras Key proposal 22 22. 141 Financial contribution assessment (Te Puke Baptist Community halls 23. Regulatory services 142 Church) 5. Community halls Key proposal 42 24. Transportation Wednesday challenge initiative 143 6. Community halls Pukehina Hall remediation 57 25. Stormwater Highfields pond 144 7. Community halls Te Puna Community Centre 63 26. Stormwater Stormwater control - Waihi Beach 145 Elder housing Natural environment and 8. Elder housing Key proposal 64 27. Funding for Otanewainuku Kiwi Trust 146 sustainable living Walking and Cycling Natural environment and 28. Maketu Ongatoro Wetland Society funding 147 9. Walking and Cycling Key proposal 84 sustainable living Swimming pools Natural environment and 29. Waiariki Park region 148 sustainable living 10. Swimming pools Key proposal 100 Issues and Options - Other Matters 30. Solid waste Ōmokoroa greenwaste 149 Matters arising from community feedback that require a decision. 31. Economic development Te Puke Economic Development Group 150 1. Planning for the future Rangiuru development 119 32. Finance Pukehina development fund 151 2. Planning for the future Social wellbeing audit 120 Other Consultation Items 3. Planning for the future Sport NZ 121 Matters that were subject to concurrent consultation with the LTP. Western Bay of Plenty Museum Society Katikati 1. Multiple Pan Wastewater Remission Policy 152 4. Community building 122 Incorporated 2. Revenue and Financing Policy 153 5. Community building Heritage BOP Charitable Trust 123 3. Water Rates Remission Policy 155 6. Community building Incubator 124 4. Schedule of fees and charges 2021-2022 156 7. Community building Museum visitor centre (Le Quesnoy) 125 8. Community building Tauranga Art Gallery 126 9. Community building Te Ranga Reserve/historic park 127 10. Community facilities Waihi Beach Library 128 11. Recreation and open space Interpretive panels 129 12. Recreation and open space Maketu School facilities 130 13. Recreation and open space Midway Park Pukehina 131 14. Recreation and open space Moore Park 132 15. Recreation and open space Ōmokoroa bike park 133 Summary Report for the Long Term Plan 2021-2031 Topic Issue Sub ID Sub Point Name Summary LTP21-01: Maintaining 01: Option 1 - Continue 40 1 Zuccheri, Alessandra our roading network with current programme 41 1 Anonymous, A 76 1 Roisleux, Maurine Jeanne 96 1 Orange, Wilson James 115 1 Anonymous, A 116 1 Cugy, Carole Andree Francine 133 1 Hoggard, Dorothy Nan 134 1 Hoggard, Robert Graham 135 1 Wilson, Nigel George 138 1 Doo, Barbara 144 1 Budden, John Kenneth Option 1 145 1 Wilson-Jenks, Wendy Ann 149 1 Turner, Peter Charles 151 1 Olsen, Kenneth William 152 1 Ruttersmith, Leon David 155 1 Mayo, Norman Frederick 159 5 Pinkerton, Brian William Option 1: Continue with current programme 169 5 Pinkerton, Marilyn Rose Option 1: Continue with current programme 180 5 Krukerink, Samantha Option 1: Continue with current programme Jane 188 2 Kuka, Aidan Option 1: Continue with current programme 196 2 Leinert, Nicole Option 1: Continue with current programme 198 2 Martin, Barbara Mary Option 1: Continue with current programme 202 4 Vugler, Natasha Option 1: Continue with current programme 208 4 Rawson, Te Hiringa Option 1: Continue with current programme 224 5 Willoughby, Brent Donald Option 1: Continue with current programme 225 5 Ryan, Catherine Ann Option 1: Continue with current programme 233 4 Latimer, Keita Option 1: Continue with current programme 239 6 Walia, Manpreet Option 1: Continue with current programme 252 5 Santosa, Edward Iman Option 1: Continue with current programme 260 4 Smith-Lawson, Jeffrey Te Option 1: Continue with current programme Whetu Busby 273 5 Seconi, Brad Option 1: Continue with current programme 277 5 Schuser, Daniel Option 1: Continue with current programme 286 5 Taggart, Angela Evelyn Option 1: Continue with current programme 287 4 Ormsby, Allegonda Option 1: Continue with current programme Cornelia Summary Report for the Long Term Plan 2021-2031 Topic Issue Sub ID Sub Point Name Summary 288 5 Kampao, Amp Option 1: Continue with current programme 294 4 Stubbing, Poutama Option 1: Continue with current programme Naera 306 5 Susanti, Anna Option 1: Continue with current programme 324 6 Salmons, Melva Justine Option 1: Continue with current programme 325 5 Hely, Reden Option 1: Continue with current programme 331 4 Simpson, Pauline Option 1: Continue with current programme 335 1 Rutter, Bruce William Option 1: Continue with current programme 342 6 Wilson, Matthew Option 1: Continue with current programme 344 5 Schuster, Tawhai Lesley Option 1: Continue with current programme 352 5 Benfield, Angela Option 1: Continue with current programme 363 5 Collier, Ashley Option 1: Continue with current programme 367 5 Blaauw, Janet Rene Option 1: Continue with current programme 387 4 Bradley, Jay Option 1: Continue with current programme 396 3 Tetai, Logan Option 1: Continue with current programme 400 4 Cowern, James Mcleod Option 1: Continue with current programme 414 5 East, Leigeon Option 1: Continue with current programme 415 3 Unknown, Billie Option 1: Continue with current programme 433 5 Brown, Megan Isabel Option 1: Continue with current programme 436 5 Bidois, Carlton Paul Option 1: Continue with current programme 437 4 Brewenta, Carlos Option 1: Continue with current programme 439 5 Brickland, Sarah Option 1: Continue with current programme 446 5 Titoko, Gabrielle Option 1: Continue with current programme 448 4 Bowyer, Kim Patricia Option 1: Continue with current programme 450 5 Wats, Louise Option 1: Continue with current programme 457 4 Borell, Wayne Option 1: Continue with current programme 458 4 Bowyer, Paul Richard Option 1: Continue with current programme 460 5 Bidois, Nataria Option 1: Continue with current programme 461 2 Borell, James Option 1: Continue with current programme 462 6 Evrray, John Option 1: Continue with current programme 464 3 Chalmes, Rochelle Option 1: Continue with current programme 465 4 Barker, Ken Option 1: Continue with current programme 466 1 Wrathall, Haldene Option 1: Continue with current programme Sydney 467 2 Barlass, Gary Kevin Option 1: Continue with current programme 471 2 Douglas, Lynette Amy Option 1: Continue with current programme 475 2 Kurtovich, Alan Richard Option 1: Continue with current programme 476 2 Evans, Dennis Frank Option 1: Continue with current programme 480 1 Lea, John Option 1: Continue with current programme 513 6 Hickson, Paul James Option 1: Continue with current programme 515 5 Gray, Kristy Jean Option 1: Continue with current programme Summary Report for the Long Term Plan 2021-2031 Topic Issue Sub ID Sub Point Name Summary 517 4 Stevens, Dylan Selwyn Option 1: Continue with current programme 519 5 Nahu, Genaya Option 1: Continue with current programme 520 5 Smith-Lawson, Emily Option 1: Continue with current programme Kataraina 526 2 Warren, Benjamin Option 1: Continue with current programme Christian 530 2 Haynes, Judith Ann Option 1: Continue with current programme 530 7 Haynes, Judith Ann Cannot afford higher rates 531 2 Hughes-Hallett, Peter Option 1: Continue with current programme Charles 532 2 Lane, Catherine Jane Option 1: Continue with current programme 532 9 Lane, Catherine Jane It seems that the roads are never actually fixed, they are just patched again and again. My understanding is that is that any of the current budget not used, is forfeited from the next year's budget. This seems a ridiculous way of doing things, and contributes to the continual patch up jobs instead of the do it once do it right mentality. If the budget is increased, all that means is more wasted patch up jobs.
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