Kaipara District Council
Recreation and culture
From parks and libraries to museums and art galleries, councils can be a key supporter of sporting, recreational and cultural events that bring communities to life. Community facilities, including sports grounds and town halls, are often owned and run by councils.
Recreation and culture
From parks and libraries to museums and art galleries, councils can be a key supporter of sporting, recreational and cultural events that bring communities to life. Community facilities, including sports grounds and town halls, are often owned and run by councils.
Work with local people to develop exciting and attractive public facilities across the district.
Encourage inclusive representation when identifying what communities need.
Leverage all sources of funding to support our aspirations.
Maintain the existing facilities.
Priorities are elsewhere over the next three years as Dargaville and the Northern Wairoa areas are well served at present.
Many projects are coming online over the next year. No need to start new projects until the population is increased.
Implement financially responsible upgrades to public facilities – parks, pools, museums, libraries, community halls.
Utilise my tourism experience to develop increased financially beneficial community events (festivals, shows), attracting external visitors.
Minimise or stop new builds of public facilities – council offices, pools, parks, museums, libraries. Focus on share facilities.
Develop integrated sporting facilites for youth.
Discourage acquiring unnecessary assets and work with protecting the existing ones.
Improve the public facilties and make sure the maintenance is done by local contractors.
Support community facilities to better meet the needs of the community. Example – look at assistance with disabled access.
Look for projects that enhance the district for minimal cost.
Review the Kaipara Liquor Accord with Licensees and perhaps develop something similar for vaping businesses.
Support an arts, heritage and culture policy for our district.
Support community groups creating, caring for or developing events, centres, museums and halls.
Support the creation of open spaces, sports fields, parks, cycling and walking tracks. Stay focused on the wellbeing of our community.
Work with local people to develop exciting and attractive public facilities across the district.
Encourage inclusive representation when identifying what communities need.
Leverage all sources of funding to support our aspirations.
Maintain the existing facilities.
Priorities are elsewhere over the next three years as Dargaville and the Northern Wairoa areas are well served at present.
Many projects are coming online over the next year. No need to start new projects until the population is increased.
Implement financially responsible upgrades to public facilities – parks, pools, museums, libraries, community halls.
Utilise my tourism experience to develop increased financially beneficial community events (festivals, shows), attracting external visitors.
Minimise or stop new builds of public facilities – council offices, pools, parks, museums, libraries. Focus on share facilities.
Develop integrated sporting facilites for youth.
Discourage acquiring unnecessary assets and work with protecting the existing ones.
Improve the public facilties and make sure the maintenance is done by local contractors.
Support community facilities to better meet the needs of the community. Example – look at assistance with disabled access.
Look for projects that enhance the district for minimal cost.
Review the Kaipara Liquor Accord with Licensees and perhaps develop something similar for vaping businesses.
Support an arts, heritage and culture policy for our district.
Support community groups creating, caring for or developing events, centres, museums and halls.
Support the creation of open spaces, sports fields, parks, cycling and walking tracks. Stay focused on the wellbeing of our community.
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