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MARCH 2013FINAL DRAFT

TAMAKI WATERWAY CONCEPT PLANS

MARCH 2013

Reference PlanRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: 1:12,500 @ A3

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Ireland Road

Lagoon Drive

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Dunkirk Road

Taniwha Street

Wai o Taiki Nature Reserve

Pt EnglandNeighbourhood Reserve

Pt England Sports Reserve

Riverside Reserve

Dunkirk Reserve

Mt WellingtonWar Memorial Reserve

PanmureWharf Reserve

Panmure Basin Reserve

Elstree Avenue

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Key SheetRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: N/A

Park Furniture and Structures

Proposed seat

Proposed picnic set

Proposed bin

Proposed wayfinding sign

Existing bike racks

Proposed bike racks

Existing bollard

Proposed bollard

Existing post and wire fence

Proposed post and wire fence

Paths and Paving

Existing footpath

Proposed footpath

Secondary footpath to be removed or upgraded

Proposed bridge

Existing bridge

Proposed boardwalk lookout

Existing road

Existing vehicle access and carpark

Planting

Grassed area

Existing grass field

Existing group planting

Proposed group planting

Existing specimen tree

Proposed specimen tree

Proposed community fruit tree

Recreation Facility

Existing playground

Proposed playground

Existing sports equipment/ court

Existing building

Ramp/ jetty

Coast and Water

Sea

Creek/ Stream or River

Beach

Coastal edge

Miscellaneous

Park boundary

Electricity pylon

Landscape Moves Included in Concept Plans

• Develop a safe and comprehensive walkway network, that connects neighbourhoods, is accessible to a wide range of users and provides for passive recreation.

• Rationalise the quantity and location of park furniture items, including seats, picnic tables, bins, wayfinding signs and bollards to meet best practice and Auckland City Council Park Furniture Guidelines.

• Plant the coastal edges with trees and low-growing native species to enhance ecological values, reduce erosion, reduce the need for mowing and spraying, and improve water quality.

• Remove weed species and crown-lift selected trees to open views and create safe environments.

• Introduce community fruit trees where appropriate.• Introduce playgrounds where there is a lack of provision. Best

practice guidelines recommend that every resident should live within 400m of a playground or neighbourhood park.

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MARCH 2013

Whole of Site PlanRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: 1:12,500 @ A3

Wai o Taiki Nature Reserve

Pt EnglandNeighbourhood Reserve

Pt England Sports Reserve

Riverside Reserve

Dunkirk Reserve

Mt WellingtonWar Memorial Reserve

PanmureWharf Reserve

Panmure Basin Reserve

Elstree Avenue

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Inglewood Street

PUMP STATION

MARCH 2013

Wai o Taiki Nature ReserveRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: 1:3000 @ A3

Fernwood Place

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Proposed shared path

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Land is currently used privately to hold and graze horses. Long-term occupation. Lease has expired.Consider developing walking tracks and enhancing ecological planting.New walkway requires the significant removal of trees.

Consider clearing some vegetation to provide a safe and legible entrance to park.Soften visual impact of pump stationusing low-growing species.

Consider reconfiguring existing paths to provide convenient connections to proposed paths and therefor minimise the total number of paths. Remove existing path adjacent to boundary fence.Proposed community orchard.

General rationalisation of seats, bins, signs and bollards at park entrances

Consider developing walking tracks, playground and community orchard.

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Investigate replacing concrete swale with vegetated swale

Stock Grazing

MARCH 2013

Pt England Neighbourhood ReserveRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: 1:5000 @ A3

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Kiano Place

Taniwha Street

PT ENGLANDPRIMARY SCHOOL

GLEN INNES POOLS

TAMAKI COLLEGE

TAMAKI RECREATION CENTRE

GLEN INNES PLAYCENTRE


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Land is currently used privately to hold and graze horses. Long-term occupation. Lease has expired. Consider developing walking tracks, playground and community orchard.

Consider fencing off valleys and enhance with ecological planting

Ecological restoration work is currently being undertaken amongst existing vegetation

Consider the removal of existing degraded track and replace with new path located in a more accessible location

Consider enhancing coastal edge with low growing coastal species to eliminate the need for spraying and therefore reduce erosion. Remove weed species to open views.

Consider upgrading existing track to connect resident to the coastal walkway and to extend pedestrian network

Consider ecological enhancement around the edges on the pond, including planting low native species

Retain building and forecourt for future useElstree Avenue


MODEL AEROPLANE CLUb

Stock Grazing

GLEN INNESCOMMUNITY LIbRARY

PT ENGLAND SPORTS FIELDS

MARCH 2013

Pt England Sports ReserveRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: 1:4000 @ A3

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Taniwha Street

PT ENGLANDPRIMARY SCHOOL


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Carpark needs to be reconfigured to achieve better pedestrian outcomes. Currently cars are parked on the coastal edge and there is insufficient space to continue pedestrian network adjacent to the coast. Consider developing an individual concept plan for carpark area.

This plan considers and includes part of the scoping works undertaken by Helen Mellsop (Landscape Architect) for Pt England Reserve, including new walkway links and drainage improvements (dated August, 2011)


MARCH 2013

Riverside ReserveRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: 1:3000 @ A3

Riverside Avenue

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bOUNDARY RESERVE

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Rationalise entrance to Watercare utility to minimise number of bollards and reduce visual clutter

Pocket park with seating and amenity planting

Consider as a location fora community orchard

Extend footpath along Riverside Avenue, adjacent to Riverside Reserve

Consider the long-term replacement for the existing palm trees e.g. NZ Fir


Consider enhancing coastal edge with low growing coastal species to eliminate the need for spraying and therefore reduce erosion. Remove weed species and crown-lift selected native shrubs to open views


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MARCH 2013

Dunkirk ReserveRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: 1:2500 @ A3

Riverside Avenue

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bOUNDARY RESERVE

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Consider extending footpath and bollards along Riverside Avenue, adjacent to Dunkirk Reserve

Localised ponding caused by depressions. Reshaping of ground recommended to improve drainage.

Consider enhancing stream with riparian planting


Consider enhancing coastal edge with renewed coastal wall and low growing coastal species to reduce erosion. Remove weed species and crown-lift selected native shrubs to open views


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DUNKIRK ROAD COMMUNITY CENTRE

MARCH 2013

Mt Wellington War Memorial ReserveRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: 1:3000 @ A3

Dunkirk RoadAlamein Road

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TAMAKI INTERMEDIATE

MARIST RUGbY LEAGUE CLUb

MT WELLINGTON TENNIS CLUb

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Vehicle access needs to be reconfigured to achieve good outcomes for all users. Currently there is insufficient space to continue pedestrian network adjacent to the coast. It is recommended that vehicle circulation is made one-way to provide additional space for a footpath

Consider repairing coastal wall and planting low growing coastal species to manage erosion control

Consider replacing carparking within the park with roadside parking, to improve pedestrian safety and gain additional parkland

Consider lengthening carpark by 1m to stop cars from encroaching on to footpath. Current carpark lengths are less than the required 5m

Remove weed species and crown-lift selected native shrubs at pinch point to open views and improve the perception of safety. Consult with club regarding improved passive surveillance of new footpath


Peace Walk, including proposed shared path

Trees for Peace

PANMURE YACHTING & bOATING CLUb

ST GEORGESROWING CLUb

AUCKLAND GRAMMARSCHOOL ROWING

MARCH 2013

Panmure Wharf ReserveRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: 1:1225 @ A3

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Carpark and vehicle access needs to be reconfigured to achieve improved outcomes for all users. Currently there is insufficient space to continue pedestrian network adjacent to the coast. Consider developing a whole-of-site concept plan.

Consider enhancing coastal edge with low growing coastal species to eliminate the need for spraying and therefor reduce erosion


MARCH 2013

Panmure Basin Reserve - Eastern sideRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: 1:3000 @ A3

YMCA LAGOON LEISURE & FITNESS

PANMURE SQUASHRACKETS CLUb

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Carpark and vehicle access needs to be reconfigured to achieve improved outcomes for all users. Currently there are poor pedestrian linkages between carpark and park. Consider developing an individual concept plan for carpark area.




Pedestrian access from Marine Lane reads as private. Signage and footpath upgrade required toimprove legibility

Consider improving entrance to park to improve legibility and safety

Consider widening bridge to accommodate pedestrians and cyclists to a minimum of 3m

Existing footpath needs to be upgraded and widened to meet 1.8m minimum width

Lagoon Drive

Lagoon Drive

Watene Road

Cove Lane

Marine Lane

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Cleary Road

PANMURE LAGOON SAILING CLUb

WAIPUNA WATER SKI CLUb

AUCKLAND SOCIETY OFMODEL & EXPERIMENTAL ENGINNEERS

MARCH 2013

Panmure Basin Reserve - Western sideRevision A - For Discussion Purposes OnlySCALE: 1:3000 @ A3

WAIPUNA HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTRE

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Carpark and vehicle access needs to be reconfigured to achieve good outcomes for all users. Currently there is insufficient space to continue pedestrian network adjacent to the coast. Consider developing an individual concept plan for carpark area.

Generally the footpath provision is adequate. In some areas the path could be widened to 3m to provide a shared cycle and pedestrian pathway. In other areas the path could be narrowed to 3m to improve amenity. The pedestrian network is compromised where they meet carparks and main activity nodes. All carparks require a full redesign to achieve meaningful improvements.

Carpark and vehicle access needs to be reconfigured to achieve good outcomes for all users. Currently there is insufficient space to continue pedestrian network adjacent to the coast. Consider developing an individual concept plan for carpark area.

Peterson Road

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Ireland Road

Ireland Road

Consider developing park entrance with playground and community orchard.

Consider realigning paths and moving exercise equipment to enable the improvements

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