+ urbanism Porangaha CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 33 + urbanism Takapau CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 34 + urbanism Takapau CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 35 + urbanism Waipukurau CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 36 + urbanism Waipukurau CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 37 + urbanism Waipukurau CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 38 + urbanism Waipawa CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 39 + urbanism Waipawa CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 40 + urbanism Waipawa CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 41 + urbanism Waipawa CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 42 + APPENDIX C: TYPED-UP FEEDBACK RECEIVED DURING COMMUNITY CONSULTATION urbanism Ongaonga community, 12 April, 2-3.30pm Now, holding the District (and Ongaonga) back: Living beyond our means, local government Smallness disadvantage for youth (18) employment salaries Group Ong-1: opportunities Lack of employment for our trained young people Now, value most in the District: Lack of social connection Irrigator water-use Clean air Lack of good internet Rural valuations for waters unequal / unfair No traffic congestion Lack of volunteers, ageing volunteers Rules and regulations Heritage Values Shortage of rental properties – social housing? Red tape, bureaucracy, slow consenting, building Safe community CHB - Good water supply consents, fireplaces, titles, amount of paperwork, Geographical location Future: regional / connected Now, holding the District (and Ongaonga) back: Small, personal, inclusive community Future: Lack of commercial infrastructure for small business Small thriving value added business (with Responsible with conserving water value our water in Waipawa, while prices in Napier and Hastings too opportunities to stay) More local businesses high Businesses and opportunities for young Community No good freight service in the CHB District Multicultural, connected between young and old, Family connection No area in CHB for container that is MAF rural-urban, internet Employment approved / container drop points - transitional Beautiful clean environment Self sufficiency facility Expand Ongaonga initiative and plant 1 kowhai tree Value our water Lack of population, e.g. Taupo is subsidising for every person in CHB. (involve everyone in Busy town businesses to start up $20k growing and planting) People wanting to buy in the area and set up Incentives for growth Rubbish, free rubbish disposal to keep environment business Future: Water farming, bigger not nec better Well populated Group Ong-3: Mountain bike and walking tracks Sustainable no empty shop fronts, looks vibrant Now, value most in the District: Work with iwi No empty shopfronts Outdoors Museum development in Ongaonga Some form of entertainment, events Nature Hotel in Ongaonga-social hub community Restaurants Clean green Water meters PT Museum Water tanks on new houses Incentives water storage (i.e. Rainwater tanks) Sense of community Grey water at minimum Bike track Waipukurau to Ongaonga Museum Tourism facilities, tourism opportunities (council Local School Group Ong-4: lead) Shop Now, value most in the District: RV park Access to water Environment, Rivers Long term Red cross, Connect to doctors Beaches GE free Bush Group Ong-2: Diversity: meet world, orchard, farming, cropping, Security: crime free (almost), community valves Now, value most in the District: vineyard, tourist Sunshine History Tourism Rural schools Outdoor environment – Bush / Forest parks Local and NZ ownership Senior citizens - Rivers Now, holding the District (and Ongaonga) back: Active kiwis Small Villages (but everything that we need is here) Rates affordability Activities for children: cycle way, walking tracks, Social connection \housing affordability skate power CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 43 + urbanism Indoor pool removal houses, sections too small, detract from Quality of life Civic theatre + others ambience of village Rural life Now, holding the District (and Ongaonga) back: More and attractive street lighting Democracy – freedom of speech, accessible local Lack of finance- whole community Facilities for youth national politicians Lack of PT affordable Non consented accommodation in area Now, holding the District (and Otane) back: Local industries for youth/ mature Otane cemetery lack of footpaths and lighting Good paying jobs DP guidelines / rules not enforced unbalanced regulation, too much red tape Lack of communications Lack of PT to Waipukurau and Hastings money Business support groups missing Itinerant population greed Business hubs Transport- major issue debate Lack of good roading: bypass in Waipawa hard to Future: over regulation open car poor Water fear Need bypass in Waipawa Better communication Fb page: example Oamaru leakage of labour/ money Road cross sections too steep to open doors Want CHB to be a destination Future: Lack of attractiveness of town Area is unique: walking cycle track- Otane – good elderly care, flats Lack of recycling Waipawa caring community Future: Pop supporting local business / economy clean water Good and adequate Water supply for the towns More employment more CHB facilities for youth good health accessible services Waste water treatment improvement More doctors school improve recycling, reducing waste (packages etc) Council housing for the elderly businesses / retailers less kids off to boarding school outside CHB, or Review the current minimum section size-needs to employment CHB has boarding school, or better school buses be larger good infrastructure retirement villages, with self-contained units More consultation for planning applications crime free job diversification, less reliance on agriculture Relocated buildings-rules and standards need to be caring communities clean and healthy environment, community upheld, enforced community banking supportive, pride in community, less littering Beautification continued – removed of all old valuing people and environment over money Ongaonga: emphasise historic value of village hospital buildings and development of area transformative ideas Mountain bike tracks in Waipuk and Waipawa Drains kept clear small / medium local business country markets Otane community, 12 April, 6-8pm Group Ot-2: transition towns – process to build local resilience Now, value most in the District: clean local energy Group Ot-1: Water quality Now, value most in the District: The people: family, neighbours Group Ot-3: Old NZ values + amenities values Now, value most in the District: Safety: a safe community-friendly Safety community support and spirit Churches Space – not over crowded Trees and space Innovative homes based industries and businesses Climate In easy reach of larger community support systems (72 small businesses around Otane) Freedom of enterprise Well-resourced school and community groups Old NZ-Values: fire brigade, local school Friendliness Security in the home (neighbourly support) Now, holding the District (and Otane) back: Community facilities: sports, schools Now, holding the District (and Otane) back: Some development in Otane spoils the atmosphere: Central location Infrastructure: water, sewage, roading CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BLUEPRINT CONSULTATION OUTCOMES REPORT - CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT COUNCIL PAGE 44 + urbanism Employment opportunities Culture – multicultural / diversity in ethnicity Public transport Council attitude (in the past) Arts, crafts Railway transport Building consent issues (in the past) Access to cities Build a dam Public transport options We value what happens in our little communities No dam Look after our community character Group Ot-5: Future: Emergency services OK Now, value most in the District: Businesses in all the buildings, shops all full, Now, holding the District (and Otane) back: Diverse population successful small businesses Lack of infra for tourism, no dump station, not Affordability Involvement of the community with vision of campervan friendly Sporting successes Council, KM: leverage Infrastructure allows development Local experience is valued nationally and Bustling, rural, light industry, social but keep the We need controlled development internationally (good lifestyle) trees and space Not motorhome friendly – no dump station so go Informality and freedom Full employment past CHB Character of townships within district farmer market Full shops (businesses in all building) Tourism opportunity through camping – railway Semi – rural Small, successful businesses esplanade Pleroma (social service) New vision from ‘new’ council representatives Tourist facilities – showers / dump stations etc. Valuing local history Build the dam Finance Now, holding the District (and Otane) back: Tourist attractions (i.e. like the art deco train trip, Employment – how do we encourage new business Lack of understanding of the needs of other local market) to the area communities