Manurewa Local Board
Housing and planning
Local councils are responsible for land use planning under the Resource Management Act, which affects where and how new houses are constructed, as well as the design of cities and towns. In some areas, councils also provide housing to those who need it most.
Housing and planning
Local councils are responsible for land use planning under the Resource Management Act, which affects where and how new houses are constructed, as well as the design of cities and towns. In some areas, councils also provide housing to those who need it most.
Require provision for green space and play facilities in urban development planning.
Support development of social housing supply.
Facilitate access to social services amongst homeless in the city.
Commit to a local strategy to prevent and end youth homelessness.
Commit to a ready-to-rent program that supports whānau in emergency and transitional housing to pathway into private housing.
Improve financial literacy to increase pathways to affordable housing in Manurewa.
Commit to a local strategy to prevent and end youth homelessness.
Commit to a ready-to-rent program that supports whānau in emergency and transitional housing to pathway into private housing.
Improve financial literacy to increase pathways to affordable housing in Manurewa.
Ensure that affordable housing is fundamental to the health and wellbeing of all Aucklanders.
Commit to working through Housing First to ensure that central and local government and all stakeholders to resolve homelessness issues.
Commit to working with Housing First and government to ensure that all Aucklanders have warm, safe and appropriate accommodation.
Push for more ownership, encourage financial incentives to create warm, safe and dry properties.
Establish more understanding around tenant insurance.
Encourage pet friendly incentives for property owners.
Support changes to the Building Act ensuring all residential homes are built to be accessible throughout the lifespan, and for disabled people.
Ensure timely planning and adequate investment in infrastructure is in place, ready to maximise new housing options for first home buyers.
Facilitate greater support for needs of homeless people in partnership with appropriate community organisations.
Invest in local infrastructure to support housing intensification.
Revitalise local parks and recreational spaces so that children and young people of all ages can enjoy them.
Provide 24/7 public bathrooms and shower facilities for the homeless and transient such as tourists.
Consultation processes upheld to include local whānau, businesses and the wider communities.
Develop a homelessness action plan.
Scale up financial literacy and pathways to home ownership education initiatives.
Commit to a local strategy to prevent and end youth homelessness.
Commit to a ready-to-rent program that supports whānau in emergency and transitional housing to pathway into private housing.
Improve financial literacy to increase pathways to affordable housing in Manurewa.
Require provision for green space and play facilities in urban development planning.
Support development of social housing supply.
Facilitate access to social services amongst homeless in the city.
Commit to a local strategy to prevent and end youth homelessness.
Commit to a ready-to-rent program that supports whānau in emergency and transitional housing to pathway into private housing.
Improve financial literacy to increase pathways to affordable housing in Manurewa.
Commit to a local strategy to prevent and end youth homelessness.
Commit to a ready-to-rent program that supports whānau in emergency and transitional housing to pathway into private housing.
Improve financial literacy to increase pathways to affordable housing in Manurewa.
Ensure that affordable housing is fundamental to the health and wellbeing of all Aucklanders.
Commit to working through Housing First to ensure that central and local government and all stakeholders to resolve homelessness issues.
Commit to working with Housing First and government to ensure that all Aucklanders have warm, safe and appropriate accommodation.
Push for more ownership, encourage financial incentives to create warm, safe and dry properties.
Establish more understanding around tenant insurance.
Encourage pet friendly incentives for property owners.
Support changes to the Building Act ensuring all residential homes are built to be accessible throughout the lifespan, and for disabled people.
Ensure timely planning and adequate investment in infrastructure is in place, ready to maximise new housing options for first home buyers.
Facilitate greater support for needs of homeless people in partnership with appropriate community organisations.
Invest in local infrastructure to support housing intensification.
Revitalise local parks and recreational spaces so that children and young people of all ages can enjoy them.
Provide 24/7 public bathrooms and shower facilities for the homeless and transient such as tourists.
Consultation processes upheld to include local whānau, businesses and the wider communities.
Develop a homelessness action plan.
Scale up financial literacy and pathways to home ownership education initiatives.
Commit to a local strategy to prevent and end youth homelessness.
Commit to a ready-to-rent program that supports whānau in emergency and transitional housing to pathway into private housing.
Improve financial literacy to increase pathways to affordable housing in Manurewa.
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