Policies

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Many councils help support local business and economic development. Some promote tourism in their area, or provide business support services and grants.

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  • Support events and activations that bring footfall to our town centres.

  • Work in partnership with the business associations to help improve economic outcomes in their areas.

  • Ensure our town centres are well lit, safe and accessible so that they're desirable places to work, shop and recreate.

  • Support events and activations that bring footfall to our town centres.

  • Work in partnership with business associations to help improve economic outcomes in their areas.

  • Ensure our town centres are well lit, safe and accessible so that they're desirable places to work, shop and recreate.

  • Support the growth of local town centres through local festivals, shopping initiatives, easy public transport routes.

  • Support youth innovation hubs such as Shore Junction.

  • Retain the targeted rates for the local business areas, as this allows them to direct marketing and assist their business community.

  • Make public transport affordable and provide a 15 minute service on all main routes. This will enable youth to travel cheaply.

  • Support attracting tourists to Devonport Takapūna area through marketing and events.

  • Upgrade town centres streetscapes, ensure better maintenance and amenities are completed. Enhance parking and transport choices.

  • Create and support more events and activations in town centres to support businesses and increase community wellbeing.

  • Cut compliance fees for small business, increase marketing of Auckland to tourists, ensure more Auckland events happen in DTLB, not just CBD.

  • Support local businesses by promoting town centres as places to not only contribute to local economy but also foster community.

  • Give our youth options! The world is changing. Rangatahi (youth) are leaving but we need to empower them to stay. Meaningful mahi (work).

  • Encourage infrastructure that is needed to get our local board area ready for growth and change. Staying stagnant leaves us behind.

  • Make council rules far easier for businesses to operate but keep the council out of subsidies in the area of rates going to business.

  • Push for council to provide high quality services like public transport, infrastructure maintenance and cleaning of streets, toilets etc.

  • Provide good facilities and wayfinding signs at local places of interest such as native forest parks, beaches, and places of interest.

  • Make council rules far easier for businesses to operate but keep the council out of subsidies in the area of rates going to business.

  • Push for council to provide high quality services like public transport, infrastructure maintenance and cleaning of streets, toilets etc.

  • Provide good facilities and wayfinding signs at local places of interest such as native forest parks, beaches, and places of interest.

  • Support local.

  • Encourage development that opens community spaces to sunlight, beaches/views.

  • Balance development with infrastructure/amenities.

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