We want to develop a new park for rangatahi (youths) on Streamview Way in Long Bay/Te Oneroa ō Kahu.

What we are proposing

We want the new park to provide a safe, inclusive and engaging space for youths between 12 and 18 years.

The new park design could include:

  • art and history to celebrate our local culture
  • opportunities for sports and recreation
  • interactive play elements and open spaces to encourage creativity
  • areas to socialise and relax
  • landscaping and natural elements to provide a calming environment.

What we want your feedback on

We want to know which activities and facilities you want us to include in the design for the new park. This may include:

  • active play like a path for joggers and basketball and netball half courts
  • adventure play, such as an obstacle course and climbing walls
  • wheeled play, such as a pump track and a skate park
  • an outdoor stage for performances and events
  • places for relaxation like sheltered spaces
  • spaces for learning such as a community book exchange library
  • spaces for yoga and meditation
  • facilities like such as a drinking water fountain, public toilets and charging stations for electronic devices

We also want to know your views about:

  • other sports and interests we can include in our design
  • how to make the park a safe place
  • play equipment for rangatahi
  • how we can make the park inclusive and accessible
  • anything else you would like us to consider about the park
  • how you would like to see your culture, identity or community represented in the park.

When you can have your say

You can have your say from Monday 4 November to Friday 13 December 2024.

How you can have your say

To have your say, you can:

Streamview Way Park
Freepost number 190198
Auckland Council
Private Bag 92300
Victoria Street West
Auckland 1142.

What happens next

Your feedback and ideas will help inform a concept plan which we will present to the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board.

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