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Consultations now open l Consultations Closed l Past Consultations Please note, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view these documents. If you do not have a copy installed, you can download it below
Public Consultations Now Open: Mill Road Corridor Study The Mill Road Corridor is an important link between Drury, Papakura and Manukau. As the region grows, we will need to develop this eastern route to cater for pedestrian, cyclist and vehicle traffic. Papakura District Council is developing a long term plan for the road network between Alfriston in the north of the District to Drury in the south by preparing a Mill Road Corridor Management Plan. This study will guide how that happens, and we want to know what you think. Note that this stage of the project is about early concept planning and does not involve any construction or commit to any specific route. Interested residents are invited to attend one of a series of information days in Alfriston, Red Hill and Drury; to view information at Papakura District Council, 35 Coles Crescent, Papakura or at the Sir Edmund Hillary Library, level four, Accent Point, 28 East Street Papakura. You can view the information document below Mill Road Corridor Overview (6Mb) Note, this is a large document. Right click on the file and 'save target as' Northern Section (912Kb) Central Residential/Industrial Section (1.18Mb) Southern Section (1Mb) You can place feedback here or download the feedback form, fill it out as a hard copy and mail it to: Mill Road Corridor Feedback
Freepost 202369 Public Consultations Now Closed District Plan Changes Private Plan Change 8 – Pararekau Island Country-Side Living Zone This private plan change proposes changes to the District Plan to establish a Pararekau Island Country-Side Living Zone, applying to Pararekau Island and an area for access to it across Kopuhingahinga Island (also known as Lees’ Islands). Click here for more information Bylaw Consultation Papakura District Council has consulted on three new bylaws:
Proposed Dog Policy and Control Bylaw 2009 Changes to current “on leash” approved dog exercise areas are one of a range of measures covered by the new bylaw. It proposes that dogs will now be allowed in the following areas so long as they are on a leash:
The bylaw also updates
provisions for dogs for people with special needs, and adds to the
existing bylaw’s rules governing responsible dog ownership. Statement of Information Dog Policy and Dog Control Bylaw Statement of Proposal Proposed Dog Policy and Dog Control Bylaw Proposed Dog Control Bylaw and Policy
Proposed Parking and
Traffic Bylaw 2009
This bylaw simplifies the
existing bylaw and addresses issues created by heavy vehicle parking,
parking on footpaths, planted areas, median strips and traffic islands,
“boy racer” behaviour and limits on the display of vehicles for sale,
exhibition or demonstration. The following documents are available for further information and submission.
Statement of Information Parking and Traffic Bylaw Statement of Proposal Proposed Parking and Traffic Bylaw Proposed Parking and Traffic Bylaw and Policy
Proposed Speed Limits
Bylaw 2009 New 10 km/h and 90 km/h speed limits are added to the Council’s existing bylaws governing speed limits in the district, meaning the proposed new bylaw would enable the Council to set speed limits of 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 or 100 km/h. Penalties for exceeding the limits remain as set out in national land transport law.
The following documents are available for further information and submission.
Statement of Information Speed Limits Bylaw Statement of Proposal Proposed Speed Limits Bylaw Proposed Speed Limits Bylaw and Policy District Plan Changes Private Plan Change 10 – Ardmore This private plan change proposes changes to sections of the Operative District Plan which are the subject of changes proposed under Proposed Plan Change 6 and Variation 1 to Proposed Plan Change 6. More information about the Plan Change is available here
Draft Long-term Council Community Plan 2009-2019 Progress Papakura is the draft Long-Term Council Community Plan 2009 – 2019, and builds on the work outlined in the first plan released in 2006. The plan is divided into two sections. Volume One describes our district, and sets out the Council’s 10 year work programme and budget. Volume Two contains the policies and background information that support and guide Council’s planning and decision making. We have also produced a summary of the plan, which has been published in local media and is available here
Proposal to establish an Arts and Culture Centre Trust Papakura District Council proposes to set up a new Council Controlled Organisation as a governance entity for the future development, ownership and management of an Arts and Culture Centre for Papakura. It will be an Incorporated Charitable Trust. Submissions on this proposal have now closed. View the Statement of Proposal and its summary
Proposal to establish a Safer Community Trust Papakura District Council proposes to set up a new Council Controlled Organisation (CCO) to provide graffiti removal, safety and security services. The new organisation will be an incorporated charitable trust and has a working title of Safer Community Trust. It will help reduce and remove graffiti vandalism in public areas; promote community safety and security; and help long term unemployed people to gain skills that help them get employment. Submissions on this proposal have now closed. View the Statement of Proposal and its summary
Management plan for Pukekiwiriki Pa A management plan is to be prepared for one of Papakura’s most significant historic reserves, Pukekiwiriki Pa. The management plan is a requirement of the Reserves Act 1977, and the plan will ensure the pa site and reserve are preserved for future generations. Papakura District Council is developing the management plan in partnership with Ngati Tamaoho, Ngai Tai, Ngati Paoa-Ngati Whanaunga, Akitai and Ngati Te Ata peoples. Consultation on the management plan closed 5.00 pm on June 30 2008.
Draft McLennan Park Masterplan Council has proposed an upgrade of McLennan Park. The Park is about to be extended by a hectare on its northern boundary and with McLennan Development about to begin, the Council believes it is timely to prepare a master plan for the future development and use of the Park. The proposed upgrade is contained in the draft McLennan Park Masterplan which has been released for public comment. Further information available here
Draft Annual Plan 2008/2009 and LTCCP Amendment The Council's Annual Plan 2008/2009 builds on the direction of Progress Papakura, the Long Term Council Community Plan. The annual plan continues major projects approved in the LTCCP, provides appropriate resources to enable the Council to meet community expectations for service provision and provides resources to meet needs arising out of growth. Further information on the 2008/2009 Annual Plan and LTCCP Amendment is available here.
Draft Massey Park Development Plan Council has proposed a significant upgrade of Massey Park. A central destination for Papakura residents, the sport and recreation facility will be integral in providing the district with a safe and vibrant activity centre now and into the future. Read more about the proposals to redevelop Massey Park.
R ural Plan ChangePapakura District Council has been reviewing the rural section of its District Plan which has delivered a formal plan change to the rural section of the plan. Council received a number of submissions and the Summary of Submissions formally notified on 14 May 2008, with a call for further submissions closing at 4.30pm on 27 June 2008. Read more
Bylaw Review
The period for making written submissions was from 14 January 2008 until 5pm on 29 February 2008.
Papakura Rural Review Parks and Reserves Tree Policy Concept: An Arts and Culture Centre for Papakura Parking Bylaw Draft Variation: Ardmore Aerodrome – Aircraft Noise and Land Use Planning The Papakura District Draft Physical Activity Strategy Council Representation: Further information available. Draft Pahurehure Inlet Catchment Management Plan Draft Walking and Cycling Strategy Progress Papakura - Draft Long Term Council Community Plan Ardmore Aerodrome - Aircraft Noise and Land Use Planning Collections and Transportation of Refuse Bylaw Draft Dangerous, Insanitary and Earthquake-prone Buildings Policy 2006 Pahurehure Inlet Catchment Management Plan Regional Policy and District Plan Changes Draft Annual Plan 2005/2006 Funding of Rubbish Collection Assessment of Water and Sanitary Services Draft Regional Sport and Recreation Strategy Document Hingaia Sportsfield Draft Central Park Revitalisation Project
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