Henderson-Massey Local Board

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What we propose in your local board area in 2021/2022

We will:

  • progress actions in the Waitākere ki Tua Action Plan and lift Māori participation in local decision-making
  • investigate options for Te Rangi Hiroa Reserve nursery site, with a focus on community-led sustainability and food initiatives
  • progress initiatives such as street tree planting and develop a community-led climate action plan to lower Henderson-Massey’s carbon footprint.

Key areas of spend

Illustration of a palm tree in front of a marae; a rugby ball flying through the air; a child on a swing; a rubbish bin, a maunga, trees and stormwater pipe; a crane on a building site - all depicting council services and local board areas of spend.

Community services

Operating spend 2021/2022: $30 million

Capital spend 2021/2022: $8.9 million

Environmental services

Operating spend 2021/2022: $273,000

Planning services

$764,000

Governance

Operating spend 2021/2022: $8.9 million

Key advocacy initiatives for 2021-2031

We will advocate to the Governing Body:

  • to retain funding in the 10-year budget to progress the work on aquatic provision in the northwest
  • to reinstate Auckland Transport’s Local Board Transport Capital Fund to pre-emergency budget levels for all local boards and restore the funding formally allocated by local boards before the budget was adopted
  • for funding in the 10-year budget to progress the proposed permanent facility for Waitākere Outrigger Canoe (Waka Ama) Club in Te Atatū South (consultation, detailed design, consenting and a detailed estimate) - his would help address the gap in regional support for Waka Ama, one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s fastest growing sports
  • to fund the Waitangi at Waititi event as part of the regional event programme given the significant number of Aucklanders from across the region who attend the event.
  • We will also advocate to central government and the Governing Body for funding in the 10-year budget for the remaining sections of Te Whau Pathway, not covered by the “shovel-ready” central government project funding, to be completed.

Other focus points

We will:

  • ensure community spaces cater for our diverse communities and are accessible and welcoming places
  • enhance a sense of belonging and safety in our town centres and community spaces
  • continue providing quality parks and playgrounds, libraries, community and recreation facilities, and events.

What do you think?

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:

  • progress actions in the Waitākere ki Tua Action Plan and lift Māori participation in local decision-making
  • investigate options for Te Rangi Hiroa Reserve nursery site, with a focus on community-led sustainability and food initiatives
  • progress initiatives such as street tree planting and develop a community-led climate action plan to lower Henderson-Massey’s carbon footprint.

Key areas of spend

Illustration of a palm tree in front of a marae; a rugby ball flying through the air; a child on a swing; a rubbish bin, a maunga, trees and stormwater pipe; a crane on a building site - all depicting council services and local board areas of spend.

Community services

Operating spend 2021/2022: $30 million

Capital spend 2021/2022: $8.9 million

Environmental services

Operating spend 2021/2022: $273,000

Planning services

$764,000

Governance

Operating spend 2021/2022: $8.9 million

Key advocacy initiatives for 2021-2031

We will advocate to the Governing Body:

  • to retain funding in the 10-year budget to progress the work on aquatic provision in the northwest
  • to reinstate Auckland Transport’s Local Board Transport Capital Fund to pre-emergency budget levels for all local boards and restore the funding formally allocated by local boards before the budget was adopted
  • for funding in the 10-year budget to progress the proposed permanent facility for Waitākere Outrigger Canoe (Waka Ama) Club in Te Atatū South (consultation, detailed design, consenting and a detailed estimate) - his would help address the gap in regional support for Waka Ama, one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s fastest growing sports
  • to fund the Waitangi at Waititi event as part of the regional event programme given the significant number of Aucklanders from across the region who attend the event.
  • We will also advocate to central government and the Governing Body for funding in the 10-year budget for the remaining sections of Te Whau Pathway, not covered by the “shovel-ready” central government project funding, to be completed.

Other focus points

We will:

  • ensure community spaces cater for our diverse communities and are accessible and welcoming places
  • enhance a sense of belonging and safety in our town centres and community spaces
  • continue providing quality parks and playgrounds, libraries, community and recreation facilities, and events.

What do you think?

See section six of the 10-year Budget 2021-2031 Supporting Information for more information about the priorities for your local area.

Page last updated: 22 March 2021, 14:10