Kaipara District Council
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.
Support community groups providing sport and recreation opportunities for the area.
Maintain and improve the limited recreational facilities currently available in Otamatea.
Support groups providing community events and recreation.
Champion inclusive spaces that reflect Māori heritage, local history and creative expression.
Improve access to sporting facilities, especially for youth and rural communities, to promote health and connection.
Support community-led events and festivals that celebrate local heritage, creativity and whanaungatanga.
Release a statement refusing to comply with health and safety rules if they infringe on communities and people's rights.
Develop a local alcohol policy that lets events have an automatic open liquor licence.
Give all clubs rates incentives for engaging young people.
Improve public facilities so residents can enjoy their local community.
Limit spending on under utilised facilities.
Support local events that promote Kaipara.
Carefully evaluate proposals for new facilities in terms of running costs and depreciation, even if offered for free.
Provide more support for community groups so they can more effectively provide services and activities at the grassroots level.
Support community groups providing sport and recreation opportunities for the area.
Maintain and improve the limited recreational facilities currently available in Otamatea.
Support groups providing community events and recreation.
Champion inclusive spaces that reflect Māori heritage, local history and creative expression.
Improve access to sporting facilities, especially for youth and rural communities, to promote health and connection.
Support community-led events and festivals that celebrate local heritage, creativity and whanaungatanga.
Release a statement refusing to comply with health and safety rules if they infringe on communities and people's rights.
Develop a local alcohol policy that lets events have an automatic open liquor licence.
Give all clubs rates incentives for engaging young people.
Improve public facilities so residents can enjoy their local community.
Limit spending on under utilised facilities.
Support local events that promote Kaipara.
Carefully evaluate proposals for new facilities in terms of running costs and depreciation, even if offered for free.
Provide more support for community groups so they can more effectively provide services and activities at the grassroots level.
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