Sub rn; fs'47 195 HELP US SHAPE OUR PLAN 2016-17 Sending in your submission • This form is optional and for your convenience. However whether you are posting or faxing your submission, as a minimum we need you to include your name, address and most commonly used telephone and email contacts. This helps us to keep you informed of the outcome/s. • You also need to clearly indicate if you want to present your submission in person to the Council. • Keep a copy of your submission for reference. • Submissions must be received at HBRC no later than 4pm, Friday 13 May 2015. Late submissions will not be accepted. Post to: Our Plan 2016-17 Submission, Freepost 515, Hawke's Bay Regional Council, Private Bag 6006, Napier 4142 Fax to: 06 835 3601 Deliver it to: 159 Dalton Street, Napier Name: Aot 1190,9,41 (TRusrEE) (or representative) Organisation: Woliroc, tloung achbe vfrs 1 rust (if applicable) 1-Aus'rees -- ·Scuy,23 60*9 Ccheir) , 0nifc E# fi·e,eme , 90,4 Ac.,lqi , Roloc,+ Uc,i,«66," , Sec,•r' 54 ski-, - Address: p.0 Gor 199 WAIrect 4160 Daytime phone: 06 - YSY -7 309 (Uo,'r <DA Oal··ric* 0,:kn 2 11 Email: r 02. e vlsi e :n f ' O\ f F 6 - Ce ./, Z Signature: AX100*,on Tick, EdYES - I wish to present my submission in person to the Council meeting NO - I do not wish to present my submission in person to the Council meeting HAWKE S BAY REGIONAL COUNCIL Our Plan 2016-17 Submission Form HBRC Scanned - 14062016 - 1052 DESTINATiON PLAYGROUND WAiROA To our Councilors of the Hawkes Bay Regional Council, The Wairoa Young Achievers Trust, in partnership with the Wairoa District Council, is developing a "Destination Playground" on Wairoa's Marine Parade. This submission is to request financial assistance from Hawke's Bay Regional Council for this project for safety matting and fencing the playground as it is located nearthe edge of the Wairoa River. Wairoa's new playground will generate significant social and economic benefits for the district. It will provide enjoyment for children of all ages and their families and give people travelling through Wairoa a reason to stop, play and spend in ourtown. Community pride and connectedness amongst whanau will be enhanced, and the improved presentation of the riverside area and town centre will help convey Wairoa as a great place to live, work and play. The playground will be built to a high standard, using local materials and local labour wherever possible, and will provide opportunities for increased physical activity, a key area of focus for all New Zealanders. Extensive consultation with community members and stakeholders has been carried out, and this will continue as the project progresses. The Wairoa community has been very vocal in its support of improved recreational facilities and play areas for children and we have included letters of support from our community in this submission. Wairoa's Destination Playground is anticipated to cost around $450,000 including new equipment, site preparation, safety matting and fencing. Wairoa District Council has allocated $100,000 towards the capital cost of the playground projectinthe 2016-17 Annual Plan. An application has been made to the Lotteries Commission for $100,000 to assist in funding the playground equipment, with additional funding being sourced to fund the covered seating area and swings. The safety of those playing in the playground will be paramount, and fencing and safety matting will be an essential componentof the playground. A contribution of $100,000 to coverthecost of fencing and safetymatting forthe playground is requested from Hawke's Bay Regional Councilto be included in your annual plan. HBRC Scanned - 14062016 - 1052 Hawkes Bay Regional Council's Long Term Plan 2015 - 25 A Regional Approach to Community Outcomes They are goals that the community believes are important for its present and future social, economic, environmental and cultural well-being. The nine community outcomes: • An environment that is appreciated, protected and sustained for future generations. • A strong, prosperous and thriving economy • Transport, infrastructure and services that are safe, effective and integrated • A vibrant community • A lifetime of good health and well being • Supportive, caring and inclusive communities • Strong leadership and a sense of belonging • Safe and accessible recreational facilities • Communities that value and promote their unique culture and heritage Wairoa's proposed "Destination Playground" fits in the criteria of the nine community outcomes and within the strategic goals of the Hawkes Bay Regional Council which include: • Resilient Economy (Economic Development, Investment) • Resilient Communities (Open Spaces, Community Engagement, Safety, Community Partnership Your financial support will make a direct positive difference to our community and the Wairoa Young Achievers Trust is committed to seeing Wairoa's Destination Playground become a reality to bringing enjoyment for locals and visitors in ourdistrict and it is our hope you will support us reach this goal. 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