Rodney Local Board
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.
Improve libraries, community halls and other local facilities, including the provision of staff, training, and upgrade of assets.
Improve local access to recreation and arts facilities.
Ensure rate-payer's amenities are kept in top quality. Seek input on special needs to maintain local quality of life for young and elderly.
Provide three community festivals annually to bring us together in a healthy, happy family-centred spirit. Support sports and culture.
Plan for expansion of community facilities to meet future needs. Invest in land, assets and amenities to ensure ratepayer's lifestyle needs.
Maintain public access to public spaces such as Muriwai beach.
Ensure all council owned public facilities are maintained and safe for the communities to use.
Stop council spending for non council events.
Consider the development of a public swimming pool.
Upgrade the facilities at community halls and encourage their use by the community for various events.
Build more green zones – especially in high-density housing areas.
Look for ways to establish the Huapai Indoor Courts Facility.
Make roads through busy villages safer for non-vehicle users (walkers, cyclists, horse riders) by funding from the Community Safety Fund.
Create community participation and ownership of parks and reserves by supporting volunteers to do planting, track building and maintenance.
Make plan for more parks and playgrounds that cater to a wider range of age groups.
Engage with youth ensuring their needs are met, and find out what they want out of their community, eg skate parks or mountain bike tracks.
Evaluate festivals carefully for cost/benefit.
Improve play spaces for our children, so they don't have to leave their communities to find a great playground.
Support sport facilities and sports fields to continue to be improved and useable in all weather and year-round.
Support community groups to run local festivals.
Look for ways to establish the Huapai Indoor Courts Facility privately.
Investigate and find budget for a replacement skate facility and pump track at the Huapai Domain.
Create community participation and ownership of parks and reserves by supporting volunteers to do planting, track building and maintenance.
Support the Kumeū and Helensville Art Centres.
Maintain and renew our local parks, playgrounds and sports grounds to ensure they meet the needs of our growing communities.
Advocate for funding for the Huapai Indoor Sports facility under the One Local Initiative programme.
Improve libraries, community halls and other local facilities, including the provision of staff, training, and upgrade of assets.
Improve local access to recreation and arts facilities.
Ensure rate-payer's amenities are kept in top quality. Seek input on special needs to maintain local quality of life for young and elderly.
Provide three community festivals annually to bring us together in a healthy, happy family-centred spirit. Support sports and culture.
Plan for expansion of community facilities to meet future needs. Invest in land, assets and amenities to ensure ratepayer's lifestyle needs.
Maintain public access to public spaces such as Muriwai beach.
Ensure all council owned public facilities are maintained and safe for the communities to use.
Stop council spending for non council events.
Consider the development of a public swimming pool.
Upgrade the facilities at community halls and encourage their use by the community for various events.
Build more green zones – especially in high-density housing areas.
Look for ways to establish the Huapai Indoor Courts Facility.
Make roads through busy villages safer for non-vehicle users (walkers, cyclists, horse riders) by funding from the Community Safety Fund.
Create community participation and ownership of parks and reserves by supporting volunteers to do planting, track building and maintenance.
Make plan for more parks and playgrounds that cater to a wider range of age groups.
Engage with youth ensuring their needs are met, and find out what they want out of their community, eg skate parks or mountain bike tracks.
Evaluate festivals carefully for cost/benefit.
Improve play spaces for our children, so they don't have to leave their communities to find a great playground.
Support sport facilities and sports fields to continue to be improved and useable in all weather and year-round.
Support community groups to run local festivals.
Look for ways to establish the Huapai Indoor Courts Facility privately.
Investigate and find budget for a replacement skate facility and pump track at the Huapai Domain.
Create community participation and ownership of parks and reserves by supporting volunteers to do planting, track building and maintenance.
Support the Kumeū and Helensville Art Centres.
Maintain and renew our local parks, playgrounds and sports grounds to ensure they meet the needs of our growing communities.
Advocate for funding for the Huapai Indoor Sports facility under the One Local Initiative programme.
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