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What we propose in your local board area in 2021/2022
We will:
support volunteer groups and initiatives that encourage social connectedness and strong communities, recognising the impacts of COVID-19 and changes brought about by urban development
protect our natural environment by supporting projects like the Albert-Eden Urban Ngahere (Forest) Project and restoration of the biodiversity of our rock forests, urban streams and coast
ensure a range of programmes, tailored to serve the needs of our local, diverse population, are delivered at our community facilities, libraries and recreation centres
consider climate change impacts in our decisions and projects, and support education, awareness raising and action
expand the boundary of the Dominion Road Business Improvement District.
Key areas of spend
Community services
Operating spend 2021/2022: $11.2 million
Capital spend 2021/2022: $4.3 million.
Environmental services
Operating spend 2021/2022: $550,000.
Planning services
Operating spend $620,000.
Governance
Operating spend 2021/2022: $981,000.
Key advocacy initiatives for 2021-2031
We will advocate to the Governing Body for:
funding to upgrade our sportsfields to address the current and future shortfall in sports capacity - we need an increase in playing and competition hours for the growing numbers of sports teams
funding to realign the Chamberlain Park 18-hole golf course, to develop a new park, walking and cycling connections and stream restoration
continuing provision of aquatic facilities in the Mt Albert area
funding a civic square at 915-919 New North Rd, Mt Albert, to provide a focal point for the town centre and connection to the train station.
What do you think?
Tell us your thoughts on our proposed priorities for the local board area in 2021/2022 and our key advocacy initiatives – have we got it right? See feedback form question 6.
See section six of the 10-year Budget 2021-2031 Supporting Information for more information about the priorities for your local area.
What we propose in your local board area in 2021/2022
We will:
support volunteer groups and initiatives that encourage social connectedness and strong communities, recognising the impacts of COVID-19 and changes brought about by urban development
protect our natural environment by supporting projects like the Albert-Eden Urban Ngahere (Forest) Project and restoration of the biodiversity of our rock forests, urban streams and coast
ensure a range of programmes, tailored to serve the needs of our local, diverse population, are delivered at our community facilities, libraries and recreation centres
consider climate change impacts in our decisions and projects, and support education, awareness raising and action
expand the boundary of the Dominion Road Business Improvement District.
Key areas of spend
Community services
Operating spend 2021/2022: $11.2 million
Capital spend 2021/2022: $4.3 million.
Environmental services
Operating spend 2021/2022: $550,000.
Planning services
Operating spend $620,000.
Governance
Operating spend 2021/2022: $981,000.
Key advocacy initiatives for 2021-2031
We will advocate to the Governing Body for:
funding to upgrade our sportsfields to address the current and future shortfall in sports capacity - we need an increase in playing and competition hours for the growing numbers of sports teams
funding to realign the Chamberlain Park 18-hole golf course, to develop a new park, walking and cycling connections and stream restoration
continuing provision of aquatic facilities in the Mt Albert area
funding a civic square at 915-919 New North Rd, Mt Albert, to provide a focal point for the town centre and connection to the train station.
What do you think?
Tell us your thoughts on our proposed priorities for the local board area in 2021/2022 and our key advocacy initiatives – have we got it right? See feedback form question 6.
See section six of the 10-year Budget 2021-2031 Supporting Information for more information about the priorities for your local area.