Raumati Community 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.
Reduce fees on all sports grounds to help ensure any sporting activity is accessible for all.
Change parks and outdoor spaces that are mown to wildflower areas to help reduce costs from mowing and lower carbon emissions.
Encourage local festivals to increase tourism and promote the sale of local food.
Explore locally owned solutions like Kāpiti-run energy, housing, fuel and liquor trusts to keep profits here and power in the community's hands.
Invest in affordable, accessible sports spaces, maximise existing facilities and co-design phase two of the Raumati Pool build with the community.
Support arts and culture that celebrate diversity, grow economy and empower rangatahi and tāngata whaiora (people seeking wellness).
Pursue options for the redevelopment of the Raumati Pool building to ensure this is a premier beachside hub and attraction.
Support key community festivals and events through grants.
Investigate options for the old Raumati swimming pool so the building can be used to enhance the community.
Investigate ideas for more use of the Raumati South memorial hall.
Ensure local playgrounds and sports fields meet the needs of the community who use these areas.
Continue to support parks, libraries, galleries and spaces for all cultures and users to connect as they are all taonga.
Ensure Māori representation to uphold Te Tiriti and work with iwi to bring Te Ao Māori into decisions within the community.
Ensure full representation of all cultures so all voices are heard and promote community events and festivals.
Reduce fees on all sports grounds to help ensure any sporting activity is accessible for all.
Change parks and outdoor spaces that are mown to wildflower areas to help reduce costs from mowing and lower carbon emissions.
Encourage local festivals to increase tourism and promote the sale of local food.
Explore locally owned solutions like Kāpiti-run energy, housing, fuel and liquor trusts to keep profits here and power in the community's hands.
Invest in affordable, accessible sports spaces, maximise existing facilities and co-design phase two of the Raumati Pool build with the community.
Support arts and culture that celebrate diversity, grow economy and empower rangatahi and tāngata whaiora (people seeking wellness).
Pursue options for the redevelopment of the Raumati Pool building to ensure this is a premier beachside hub and attraction.
Support key community festivals and events through grants.
Investigate options for the old Raumati swimming pool so the building can be used to enhance the community.
Investigate ideas for more use of the Raumati South memorial hall.
Ensure local playgrounds and sports fields meet the needs of the community who use these areas.
Continue to support parks, libraries, galleries and spaces for all cultures and users to connect as they are all taonga.
Ensure Māori representation to uphold Te Tiriti and work with iwi to bring Te Ao Māori into decisions within the community.
Ensure full representation of all cultures so all voices are heard and promote community events and festivals.
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