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Consultation is open from 15 April to 27 May. Additional ways for young people to have their say open from 30 April.

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About the project

Glen Innes has grown in recent years, with a young and diverse community and a significant increase in population.

As the area continues to grow, we need to upgrade Maybury Reserve to better serve the community.

We want to design this open space to make sure:

  • it lasts a long time
  • residents and visitors can enjoy it for years to come.

We are in the early stages of developing a concept plan and want to understand what is important to you.

We will develop the plan in partnership with mana whenua and with community feedback from the public consultation.

What the upgrade will include

We expect the upgrade to include:

  • ecological improvements
  • shared pathways
  • facility upgrades
  • a new destination playground
  • design elements that reflect mana whenua values and identity.

Related projects

Alongside the upgrade, Auckland Council’s Healthy Waters team is planning three stormwater upgrades across Maybury Reserve:

  • the Ōmaru Creek and network upgrade
  • the Elstree Avenue culvert upgrade
  • the Point England Pond Naturalisation.

This work will:

  • restore natural water flow
  • improve stream stability
  • build long-term resilience for a rapidly growing Tāmaki community.

These projects will be delivered in stages to minimise disruption.

See more about the stormwater upgrades [PDF 2MB]

Who we want to hear from

We are keen to hear from:

  • local residents
  • park users
  • local organisations and businesses
  • rangatahi (youth)
  • tamariki (children)
  • the wider community.

What we want your feedback on

We want to know:

  • what activities and features you and your whānau would like to see at Maybury Reserve
  • what matters most to you as we plan for its future.

When you can have your say

You can have your say from Wednesday 15 April to Wednesday 27 May 2026.

How you can have your say

You can share your feedback in the following ways:

  • Use our feedback form

    To have your say, you can complete the online feedback form, or:

    • download and complete the feedback form
    • email your completed form to makemayburyyours@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
    • return your completed form to your local library
    • post your completed form to:

    Maybury Reserve upgrade
    Auckland Council
    Private Bag 92300
    Victoria Street West
    Auckland 1142.

  • Attend a drop-in session

    Attend one of our drop-in sessions:

    • Saturday 18 April, 10am–1pm at 60 Elstree Avenue, Glen Innes
    • Thursday 30 April, 10am–2pm at Glen Innes Library

    We’re also planning a session at Panmure Library, details will be shared once confirmed.

From 30 April 2026, young people can share feedback in the following ways:

  • Play and share your ideas (ages 5–12)

    Children can share their ideas through a fun and anonymous survey.

    Coming Soon!

  • Make Maybury Yours challenge (ages 13-24)

    Rangatahi aged 13–24 can share their ideas through the Make Maybury Yours challenge on Buzzly, with the opportunity to win prizes

    Coming soon!

What happens next

We will review all feedback and use it to help develop a draft concept plan. Your views will play a role in shaping the concept plan.

We will share a summary of what we heard during this consultation and come back to you with the draft concept plan at a later time. The Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board will review and approve the final concept plan.

Online feedback form

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