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Council member and meetings
MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE
HOBSON COMMUNITY BOARD
HELD ON TUESDAY, 18 APRIL 2006 AT 6:00PM
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Dr. |
David |
Simpson |
[Chairman] |
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Dr. |
Paul |
Ockelford |
[Deputy Chairman] |
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Mrs |
Judith |
Bassett |
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Mrs |
Julie |
Chambers |
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Mr |
Colin |
Leuschke |
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Cr. |
Richard |
Simpson |
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APOLOGIES
Moved:
David Simpson/Paul Ockelford
That the
apologies from Councillor Scott Milne, Councillor Christine Caughey and Board
Member Kathryn Carter be accepted.
Items
3,4,4.1,5,10,6,7,8,9,11,12,13,14, were taken at this point.
CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES
Moved:
David Simpson/Julie Chambers
That the open
minutes of the Hobson Community Board meeting held on Tuesday 21 March 2006 be
confirmed as a true and correct record.
CARRIED
Moved:
David Simpson/Julie Chambers
That the public
be excluded from the following part(s) of the proceedings of this meeting.
The general
subject of each matter to be considered while the public is excluded, the reason
for passing this resolution in relation to each matter, and the specific grounds
under Section 48(1) of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings
Act 1987 for the passing of this resolution are as follows:
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Item No. |
General subject of
each matter to be considered |
Reason for passing
this resolution in relation to each matter |
Ground(s) under
section 48(1) for the passing of this resolution |
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C1. |
Confirmation of the
confidential minutes of the 21 March 2006 Hobson Community Board meeting |
Good Reason to
withhold exists under section 7 |
Section 48(1)(a) |
This resolution is made in reliance on Section 48(1)(a) of the Local
Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987 and the particular
interest or interests protected by section 6 or section 7 of that Act which
would be prejudiced by the holding of the whole or relevant part of the
proceedings of the meeting in public are as follows:
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Item No. |
Reason to withhold
information under section 7 |
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C1. |
To protect
information where the making available of the information would be
likely unreasonably to prejudice the commercial position of the person
who supplied or who is the subject of the information. |
[Section 7(2)(b)(ii)] |
CARRIED
EXTRAORDINARY BUSINESS
Moved:
Julie Chambers/Judith Bassett
That the
confidential minutes of the 21 March 2006 Board Meeting be considered as an
extraordinary item and moved from Confidential to Open on the basis that no
information justifying the confidentiality was provided by Auckland City to the
Board.
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For the Motion |
Against the
Motion |
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Julie Chambers
Judith Bassett
Colin Leuschke
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Paul Ockelford
Richard Simpson
David Simpson
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Voting in the division was TIED with 3 votes for and 3 votes against. The
Chairman exercised his casting vote against the motion. The motion was declared
LOST by 4 votes to 3.
PUBLIC FORUM
4.1. THE CREATIVE CONNECTIONS ART GALLERY DISCRETIONARY FUNDING -
CHRISTOPHER APPS
Moved: David Simpson/Richard Simpson
That Christopher Apps be thanked for his presentation to the Board regarding
his request for Discretionary Funding for the Creative Connections Art Gallery.
CARRIED
DISCRETIONARY FUNDING THE CREATIVE CONNECTIONS ART GALLERY
CHRISTOPHER APPS
Moved:
David Simpson/Paul Ockelford
- That the correspondence from Christopher Apps
in support of his application for Discretionary Funding, for the Creative
Connections Art Gallery, be received.
- That the Board allocates $623 from its
2005/2006 Discretionary Funding budget to Christopher Apps towards costs for the
Creative Connections Art Gallery.
- That Christopher Apps provide an
accountability statement to the Board following expenditure of the Discretionary
Funding grant of $623 for the staging of the Creative Connections Art Gallery.
CARRIED
WYNYARD POINT - PRESENTATION
Moved:
David Simpson/Richard Simpson
- That Vijay Lala, Manager Central Area
Planning, be thanked for his attendance and information provided regarding
Wynyard Point.
- That the correspondence from Board Member
Julie Chambers tabled at the meeting, regarding Wynyard Point, dated 18 April
2006, be received.
CARRIED
[ATTACHMENT 6]
UPDATE ON THE AUCKLAND ART GALLERY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT -
PRESENTATION
Moved:
David Simpson/Richard Simpson
That Chris
Saines, Director of the Auckland Art Gallery, and Melean Absolom, Consultant, be
thanked for their attendance and information provided regarding the Auckland Art
Gallery Development Project.
CARRIED
HEARD PARK CONSULTATION RESPONSE
Moved:
David Simpson/Julie Chambers
- That Helen Melsop, Landscape Architect be
thanked for her presentation and information provided regarding Heard Park.
- That the report of the Senior Landscape
Architect, dated 7 April 2006, be received.
- That the option 3 concept plan for Heard Park
(dated 5 April 2006) be approved for detailed design and implementation.
- That the community feedback on the
redevelopment of Heard Park, and the four late submissions be received.
- That Board Members Colin Leuschke and Paul
Ockelford and Debbie Harkness, Parnell Mainstreet, be thanked for their time,
effort and commitment in developing the concept plans for Heard Park.
CARRIED
GLENSIDE RESERVE SOUTH CONCEPT DESIGN
Moved:
David Simpson/Richard Simpson
- That Helen Melsop, Landscape Architect be
thanked for her presentation and information provided regarding Glenside Reserve
South.
- That the report of the Landscape Architect,
dated 28 March 2006, be received.
- That the Glenside Reserve South concept plan
(dated 28 March 2006) be endorsed for public consultation.
- That Board Members Colin Leuschke and Paul
Ockelford be nominated to work with Community Planning through the consultation
and design review process for the Glenside Reserve South concept plan.
CARRIED
LUMSDEN GREEN
Moved:
David Simpson/Paul Ockelford
- That Shyrel Burt, Open Space Planner, be
thanked for her presentation and information provided regarding Lumsden Green.
- That the report of the Open Space Planner,
dated 24 March 2006, be received.
- That the Lumsden Green concept plan (dated 24
March 2006) be endorsed for detailed design and implementation.
- That the Board supports the relocation of the
cannon from Lumsden Green to Olympic Reserve.
CARRIED
2006/2007 DRAFT ANNUAL PLAN
Moved:
Julie Chambers/Judith Bassett
- That the Board urges Auckland City Council to
keep rates rises in line with the rate of inflation.
The Chairman moved
the following amendment, which was seconded by Board Member Paul Ockelford:
- That the Board urges Auckland City Council to
keep rate rises in line with the rate of inflation wherever possible, and
requests that Auckland City Council explore non rating ways of generating
income.
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For the
Amendment |
Against the
Amendment |
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David Simpson
Paul Ockelford
Richard Simpson |
Colin Leuschke
Judith Bassett
Julie Chambers |
Voting in the division was TIED with 3 votes for and 3 votes against. The
Chairman exercised his casting vote against the amendment. The amendment was
declared CARRIED by 4 votes to 3.
The Chairman put the
substantive motion:
- That the Board urges Auckland City Council to
keep rate rises in line with the rate of inflation wherever possible, and
requests that Auckland City Council explore non rating ways of generating
income.
CARRIED
Moved: Julie Chambers/Judith Bassett
- That the Board requests Auckland City Council
fund any additional expenditure required over and above a rate increase in line
with the rate of inflation from the Uniform Annual General Charge.
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For the Motion |
Against the
Motion |
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David Simpson
Paul Ockelford
Judith Bassett
Richard Simpson
Colin Leuschke
Julie Chambers |
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The motion was declared CARRIED by 6 votes to nil.
Moved:
David Simpson/Paul Ockelford
- That Board Member Kathryn Carter and the
Chairman form a working party to prepare the Board's submission to Council's
Draft 2006/2007 Annual Plan, by Friday 19 May 2006.
CARRIED
2006 REPRESENTATION ARRANGEMENTS REVIEW
Moved:
David Simpson/Paul Ockelford
- That the report of the Manager, Democracy
Services and the Electoral Officer, dated 31 March 2006, be received.
- That Board Member Judith Bassett and
Councillor Christine Caughey form a working party to provide feedback on the six
options of the 2006 Auckland City Council Representation Arrangements Review, by
31 May 2006.
- That the Board supports Options 2 and 4, in
principle, as these options do not split the CBD into two Wards.
- That the Board reiterates its support of the
addition of another option for the proposed restructuring of the Hobson Ward
that retains the current Ward boundaries with the addition of a Ward Councillor.
CARRIED
ZERO TOLERANCE GRAFITTI MURAL 2005/2006 SLIPS PROJECT
Moved:
David Simpson/Judith Bassett
- That the report of the Ward Manager, dated 7
April 2006, be received.
- That the Board allocates, an additional,
$5,000 from its 2006/2007 SLIPs budget to the Zero Tolerance Graffiti Mural
2005/2006 SLIPs project.
CARRIED
2006/2007 SLIPS
Moved:
David Simpson/Judith Bassett
- That
the report of the Ward Manager, dated 5 April 2006, be received.
- That the Board approves the following projects
for 2006/2007 SLIPs budget allocation and nominates the named Board Members as
spokesperson for each project:
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Project |
Amount ($) |
Spokesperson |
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St Patrick's Cathedral Heritage Works Grant
2006/2007 |
20,000 |
Judith Bassett/ Kathryn Carter |
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Hobson Street Tree Planting |
36,500 |
Kathryn Carter |
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Lower St. Georges Bay Rd Street Tree Planting |
26,000 |
Kathryn Carter |
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St Stephens Ave Street Tree Planting |
36,500 |
Kathryn Carter |
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St Vincent Avenue Tree Planters |
15,000 |
Judith Bassett |
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Judges Bay Ecological Restoration |
60,000 |
Paul Ockelford |
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Martyn Wilson Field Resurfacing |
30,000 |
David Simpson |
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Broadway Streetscape Planters |
30,000 |
Colin Leuschke |
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Ngapuhi Gully Walkway |
18,000 |
David Simpson |
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TOTAL |
272,000 |
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- That the following SLIPs project be deleted:
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Project |
Amount ($) |
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Albert Park / Princes Street CCTV Network Grant |
205,000 |
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Epsom Community Library Sunday Opening Trial |
58,000 |
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Remuera Community Library Sunday Opening Trial |
58,000 |
- That the Board approves, in principle, a grant
of $26,000 for the St Andrews Church Hall and Kitchen Upgrade SLIPs project to
enable the facility to be upgraded for community use through the Auckland City
Halls brokerage project.
- That the Board approves, in principle, a SLIPs
grant of $30,000 as a contribution towards the establishment of a mountain bike
trail in Grafton Gully.
- That the Board requests a report on the
progress and expenditure to date on the Orakei Basin Walkway project.
CARRIED
2006 MAYOR OF AUCKLAND'S COMMUNITY SAFETY AWARDS
Moved:
David Simpson/Richard Simpson
That the report
of the Ward Manager, dated 7 April 2006, be received.
CARRIED
40KM/H SPEED LIMIT TRIAL ON KIMBERLEY ROAD
Moved:
David Simpson/Julie Chambers
- That the report of the Traffic Safety Engineer, dated 31 March
2006, be received.
- That the proposal to reduce the speed limit on Kimberley Road to
40km/h be deferred until the post construction evaluation of the proposed
traffic calming devices in Kimberley Road has been completed.
- That the summary of the post construction evaluation for the
proposed traffic calming devices in Kimberley Road be provided to the Board in
September 2006.
CARRIED
AUCKLAND DOMAIN RESULTS OF SURVEY
Moved:
David Simpson/Richard Simpson
- That the report of the Property Officer, dated
23 February 2006 and the resolutions from the Finance and Corporate Business
Committee meeting held on the 10 March 2006 be received.
- That the Board recommends to the Finance and Corporate Business
Committee that Council Officers be requested to investigate, prior to any
planning consents being issued for this area, whether the land included in the
1863 Auckland Domain endowment Act and leased from the "Hospital Trust" from
1851 until the 1920's was sold to the Auckland Rugby League Club in violation of
the Auckland Domain Act, and that officers contact John Adams, Cultural
Landscape Consultant regarding recently discovered NZ Archives material.
- That the Board recommends to the Finance and Corporate Business
Committee that Auckland City be requested to survey the July 1840 (Hobson)
boundary, and the November 1860 (Stafford) boundary of the Domain, and include
this information in the revised Domain Management Plan.
- That the Board recommends to the Finance and Corporate Business
Committee that Auckland City be requested to investigate, with Metrowater, the
reinstatement of the Waipapa stream between Ngahere Terrace and Carlaw Park.
- That the Board recognises Carlaw Park as being once part of the
original Domain, and requests that Auckland City respect this status in context
of future decision making relating to this park, and access through it.
CARRIED
CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED THE EDEN GARDEN SOCIETY INC.
Moved:
David Simpson/Colin Leuschke
That the
correspondence from the Eden Garden Society Inc., dated 9 March 2006, be
received and be included on the Board's wash-up SLIPs list for consideration.
CARRIED
URGENT DECISION ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES' REMUNERATION
2006/2007 INDICATIVE POOL
Moved:
David Simpson/Richard Simpson
That the urgent
decision regarding the Board's preferred option for the Elected Representatives'
Remuneration 2006/2007 Indicative Pool be noted.
CARRIED
CHAIRPERSON'S REPORT
Moved:
David Simpson/Richard Simpson
- That the report of the Chairperson, tabled at
the meeting, be received.
- That the correspondence from Dominic Drumm
regarding traffic speed and safety issues on Ohinerau Street be received and
referred to the Group Manager Traffic and Roading Services for investigation and
a report back to the Board.
- That the letter to the Editor, tabled at the
meeting, regarding a harbour bridge crossing at Wynyard Point be received.
- That the correspondence from the Chief
Executive in response to a letter from a Mr Stevens regarding the proposal for
traffic lights in the vicinity of 75 Parnell Road, tabled at the meeting, be
received.
- That the Board re-iterates its request that a
decision on the need for and/or type of traffic management tool to be
implemented at the corner of Parnell Road, Parnell Rise and Cracroft Street,
required due to the Samson Corporation Development, be re-investigated by
Transport Planning, consulted on via a community workshop and reported back to
the Transport and Urban Linkages and the Planning Fixtures Committees' for
consideration.
- That the Board requests that the option for a
second harbour crossing from Wynyard point, in the South, to connect to the Onewa Rd area in the North is debated in public before any plans for Wynyard
Point are advanced.
- That the correspondence from Chris Carr, NZ
Road Transport Association. Northern Region, regarding Container Truck Usage of Orakei Road, dated 18 April 2006, be received.
CARRIED
[ATTACHMENT 20A]
COUNCILLORS' REPORTS
Moved:
David Simpson/Paul Ockelford
That the verbal
report of Councillor Richard Simpson regarding the following be received:
CARRIED
BOARD MEMBERS' REPORT
There were no Board
Members' reports.
22.1. "QUANTIFYING THE SAFETY BENEFITS OF TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES"
"REDUCTIONS IN DRIVER SPEED USING POSTED FEEDBACK OF SPEEDING INFORMATION"
BOARD MEMBER JULIE CHAMBERS >
Moved: David Simpson/Judith Bassett
That the reports titled "Quantifying the Safety Benefits of Traffic Control
Devices Benefit-Cost Analysis of Traffic Sign Upgrades" and "Reductions in
driver speed using posted feedback of speeding information: Social comparison or
implied surveillance?" be received.
CARRIED
REPORTS REQUESTED/PENDING
Moved:
David Simpson/Paul Ockelford
That the reports
requested / pending for April 2006 be received.
CARRIED
GROUP ACTIVITY REPORTS
Moved:
David Simpson/Richard Simpson
That the Group
Activity Reports for the month of March 2006 be received.
CARRIED
There being no further business the Chairman declared the
meeting closed at 10:13pm.
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