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The current legislation prevents Takapuna Boating Club, who own the land and boat club building at 17 Sir Peter Blake Parade, Bayswater, from leasing the building to commercial tenants.
If the legislation is amended, Takapuna Boating Club can:
lease a portion of the building to a commercial party
restore and preserve the heritage building by using the income to fund ongoing maintenance and upkeep
continue to use the remainder of the site for boating and community use.
What happens if we do nothing
If we do nothing, this would prolong the deteriorating condition of the building as there would be no income to restore it.
Auckland Council does not want to acquire the property from Takapuna Boating Club because it would mean:
there would be no funding available to restore the building
the legislative restrictions would remain.
The only way to resolve this long-standing issue is for us to promote a local bill to amend the act.
What we want your feedback on
We want to know what you think of our proposal to ask the government to amend the act.
Background to the consultation
Takapuna Boating Club has already spent over $600,000 replacing the roof and renewing the foundations of the building.
It does not have the ongoing financial means to restore the building any further.
Capital costs to restore the building would be between four and six million dollars.
The building is currently used for storage of boating equipment on the bottom floor, and the top two floors are vacant and in disrepair.
When you can have your say
You can have your say from 22 May to 21 June 2023.
The current legislation prevents Takapuna Boating Club, who own the land and boat club building at 17 Sir Peter Blake Parade, Bayswater, from leasing the building to commercial tenants.
If the legislation is amended, Takapuna Boating Club can:
lease a portion of the building to a commercial party
restore and preserve the heritage building by using the income to fund ongoing maintenance and upkeep
continue to use the remainder of the site for boating and community use.
What happens if we do nothing
If we do nothing, this would prolong the deteriorating condition of the building as there would be no income to restore it.
Auckland Council does not want to acquire the property from Takapuna Boating Club because it would mean:
there would be no funding available to restore the building
the legislative restrictions would remain.
The only way to resolve this long-standing issue is for us to promote a local bill to amend the act.
What we want your feedback on
We want to know what you think of our proposal to ask the government to amend the act.
Background to the consultation
Takapuna Boating Club has already spent over $600,000 replacing the roof and renewing the foundations of the building.
It does not have the ongoing financial means to restore the building any further.
Capital costs to restore the building would be between four and six million dollars.
The building is currently used for storage of boating equipment on the bottom floor, and the top two floors are vacant and in disrepair.
When you can have your say
You can have your say from 22 May to 21 June 2023.
