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Board members exchanged
information on matters of interest, including in relation to:
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Congratulated Simon Britten on his appointment
as Co-Chair of the Community Board Executive Council of LGNZ, and acknowledged
his coordination of feedback around the representation for the regional Zone 5
in that forum.
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Acknowledged the well-attended ANZAC service
in Papanui, where Board members laid a wreath on behalf of the Board.
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Noted that Dr Viviana Zanetti has moved into a
new role and acknowledged her important service to Phillipstown Community
Centre Charitable Trust over her time as manager. The Board will send her a
formal letter of recognition of that service.
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Shared about attendance at an ethnic community
funding hui.
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Noted:
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Progress on the Council’s consideration
of its Draft Annual Plan, with the hearing of submissions having been
completed, and workshops scheduled.
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The Council’s ‘Cool not
Cruel’ campaign, designed to support
frontline staff by reminding the public that it is not OK for anyone to have
to deal with verbal abuse, harassment, or physical assault.
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The Council’s
Residents Survey results have been briefed to Councillors ahead of release.
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The Council is holding
hearings in regard to the city wide tranche of Safe Speed Neighbourhoods that
were consulted on.
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The upcoming AGM for
Neighbourhood Trust.
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Community acknowledgement
of the great job on the St James Park path renewal work.
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Ticket logged by resident
in respect of Paddington Reserve sporting amenities.
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Connection made with
Norwest Sport and Community Hub.
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Councillor resident
meetings well attended, highlighting Snap Send Solve app.
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That a resident with insightful
enthusiasm around seeing more tree planting within cycleway designs, offered
advice of the opportunity to feed into the Annual Plan and Plan Change
consultations.
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Anti-social driving
behaviours observed by residents around Farquhars Road, St James Ave and
Harris Crescent.
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Discussion with Engagement
about large print option for Long Term Plan engagement.
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That the hard surface for cycling around
Redwood Springs comes to an abrupt end in the vicinity of the CNC, with
residents’ interest in its extension.
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Connection made with Ukrainian refugees,
inviting any suggestions of relevant services.
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Interaction with St John cadets on civic
education, who were well engaged young people, and fed back on the relevance
to youth of Tik Tok especially as a platform.
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Approach from Selwyn House about suggestions
for students’ community problem solving group.
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Discussed the
Waimāero Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood Community Board’s
consideration of a report on ‘Heaton Street Safety Improvement –
Safe Crossing for Schools’, since the school’s catchment crosses
the boards’ boundaries.
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Shared about attendance at Kāinga Ora Shirley
Reference Group meeting.
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Highlighted the Community Board’s
monthly presentation at the last Council meeting.
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