MINUTES
of
the
Golden Bay
Community Board
MEETING
held
9.30am, Tuesday, 14 September 2021
at
Golden Bay Service Centre, 78
Commercial Street, Tākaka
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Present: A
Langford (Chair), D Gowland, G Knowles, A Grant, Cr C Butler
In attendance via Zoom:
Cr C Hill, Chief Operations Officer (L Rae), Environmental Assurance
Group Manager (D Bush-King), Kaihautu (H Ruru), Kaumatua (J du Feu), Communications
Officer (T O’Connell)
In Attendance: Team
Leader – Customer Services (J McAlinden)
Part Attendance Via Zoom:
Transportation Manager (J McPherson), Senior Transportation Engineer ( M van
Enter) , Community Partnerships Officer (Y Panfylova)
1 KARAKIA,
OPENING, WELCOME
The meeting opened
with a Karakia at 9.30am from Kaumatua Jane du Feu. Chair Langford welcomed Council
Operations Officer Leonie Rae, Kaihuatu Harvey Ruru and Kaumatua Jane du Feu to
the meeting.
2 APOLOGIES
AND LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Recommendation
That apologies
be accepted.
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3 PUBLIC
FORUM
Chris Bennett spoke via Zoom to his tabled documents
regarding the Meihana Street intersection, and requested the Board do not
accept the proposed resolution in the Agenda report, instead proposing an alternate
crossing and road layout.
4 DECLARATIONS OF
INTEREST
Board Member A Grant declared an interest as a
Paton’s Rock resident given the potential placement of a foot bridge in a
proposed location at Patons Rock.
Chair Langford declared an interest as the applicant
of a Discretionary Grants Fund application on the Agenda for the Golden Bay
Boys and Girls Show.
5 CONFIRMATION OF
MINUTES
Moved Deputy Chair Knowles/Board Member Gowland
GBCB21-09-1
That the minutes of the Golden Bay
Community Board meeting held on Tuesday, 10 August 2021, be confirmed as a
true and correct record of the meeting.
CARRIED
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6 Presentations
Nil
7 Reports
7.1 Golden
Bay High School Zone Trial
The report was taken as read. Senior Transport Engineer Mike
Van Enter spoke to his report on the Golden Bay High School intersection at
Meihana Street and SH60.
The Board discussed the temporary changes to the road
layout, and there was consensus amongst members that the upcoming GBHS layout
changes should be considered while making this decision, and noted those
plans for the school grounds were not yet finalised.
Deputy Chair Knowles also drew attention to the proposed
subdivision on Meihana Street, which will increase traffic flows in the area.
Board Member Gowland sought the reopening of the link
road.
In response to a question, Mr Van Enter was asked if
pedestrian movement can be redirected to cross at Rototai Road as shown in
Figure 6 on page 14 of the Agenda, to which he confirmed this was in the
report as Option 3, as shown in Alternative Layout 1.
It was noted there is not presently a footpath around the
inside of the Rototai Road and Meihana Street intersection, should the Board
opt to support the alternative layout. Mr Van Enter commented this could be
remedied with the installation of a chip and seal path.
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Moved
Chair Langford/Board Member Grant
GBCB21-09-2
That the Golden Bay Community Board
1) Receives
the Golden Bay High School Zone Trial RGBCB21-09-1; and
2) Requests the Full Council to adopt Option 3 with Alternative
Layout 1 with the twin zebra crossing with open link road as the Board
consider this to be the safest option.
CARRIED
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Crs Hill and Butler abstained from the decision.
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7.2 Chair's
Report
7.2.1 Items from Public Forum:
The Board agreed Dr Bennett’s item had been discussed.
7.2.2 MOU Draft Document
Chair Langford proposed a workshop to discuss the charter
with Manawhenua ki Mohua (MkM). Chair Langford agreed to speak with MKM
regarding dates.
Deputy Chair Knowles stated he felt the Board should issue a
formal apology to MkM following the discussion in the previous August 2021 GBCB
meeting. Whāea du Feu advised that the Board respectfully consider how
to move forward to develop a positive relationship with iwi and MKM.
It was acknowledged that comments made in the previous
meeting may have served to undermine and undo progress and adversely damage
the relationship which had been built. The Board noted, however, that an
apology has not been requested and some members were unsure as to why one was
required. Whāea du Feu advised the best way to offer an apology towards
iwi would be kanohi ki te kanohi (to meet face to face).
Chair Langford sought clarification from the Kaumatua who
indicated they would be happy to involved on the MOU and meeting with MKM.
7.2.3 Road naming policy
Chair Langford sought the Road naming policy review be
amended so iwi are consulted on all proposed road names, not just when Māori
names are proposed.
7.2.4 Late Item – Copper
Banners
The Board discussed the metal banners which the GBCB had
previously installed, following the failure of a banner which was brought to
the Council office that morning. It was noted the most recent sign failure is
the third such event, with the first happening over 12 months ago.
It was agreed to remove the signs and for Chair Langford to
communicate with Robert Deck to arrange this. Care would be needed when
removing the banners to prevent them being scratched or damaged.
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Moved
Chair Langford/Deputy Chair Knowles
GBCB21-09-3
That the Golden Bay Community Board
1) receives
the Chair's Report RGBCB21-09-2, and
2) support
a review of the road naming policy so that iwi are consulted on all proposed
road names, not just when Maori names are proposed, and
3) that
the copper banners installed in Takaka and Collingwood be removed under the transportation
maintenance program with the Board meeting reasonable associated costs.
CARRIED
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7.3 Discretionary
Fund Application
Chair Langford declared a conflict of interest as the applicant
of the Golden Bay Boys and Girls show Discretionary fund application and left
the meeting at 11.04am.
DC Knowles took the role of acting chair in her absence.
The Board discussed the application from the Boys and Girls show, and made a
decision to grant this application.
Chair Langford returned to the meeting at 11.09am.
The Board then discussed the application from the Golden Bay
Vaulting team.
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Moved
Deputy Chair Knowles/Board Member Gowland
GBCB21-09-4
That the Golden Bay Community Board receives the
Discretionary Fund Application report grants or declines applications as
follows:
Applicant
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Request
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Grant/Decline reason
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Golden Bay Vaulting Team
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$500.00
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Grant
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Golden Bay Boys and Girls Show
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$500.00
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Grant
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CARRIED
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Chair Langford abstained from the decision.
Following the resolution, Chair Langford resumed her role
as Chair.
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7.4 Discretionary
Fund Review
The report was taken as read. Chair Langford proposed the
Board adopt the application form from the Community Grants fund, which
required greater detail from applicants, and agreed to speak to staff in the
Community Partnerships team to seek their involvement in the development of a
new application form.
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Moved
Chair Langford/Deputy Chair Knowles
GBCB21-09-5
That the Golden Bay Community Board receives the Discretionary
Fund Review RGBCB21-09-4; and
a)
Agrees to increase the
maximum grant limit for the Golden Bay Community Board Discretionary Fund
from $500 to up to $1,000 per applicant;
b) Request
staff amend the application form to require further financial information
from applicants.
CARRIED
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7.5 Action
Sheet
Items on the Action sheet were
discussed.
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Moved
Deputy Chair Knowles/Chair Langford
GBCB21-09-6
That the Golden Bay Community Board receives the Action
Sheet report.
CARRIED
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8 Correspondence
8.1 Correspondence
Report
A late correspondence item was accepted from homeowners
in Park Avenue regarding the Greenways subdivision. Chair Langford
acknowledged the letter had been forwarded to the Leadership Team and agreed
to acknowledge the letter on behalf of the Board.
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Moved Chair Langford/Deputy Chair
Knowles
GBCB21-09-7
That the Golden Bay Community Board receives the Correspondence
Report RGBCB21-09-6.
CARRIED
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Attachments
Attachment 1. Late Correspondence Item
Attachment 2. C Bennett Tabled Docs
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9 CONFIDENTIAL
SESSION
10 CLOSING
KARAKIA
The meeting concluded at 11.40am
Date Confirmed: 14/10/2021
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Chair: A Langford
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