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2015/16 Community Plan Annual Report

Turangi Tongariro Community Board

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CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Community Relationships

- Community Grants, Sports Awards,

Community Awards, Age Friendly,

Ministry of Social Development

Collaboration, Rate Payer

Associations,

3. Iwi Relationships

4. Community Health & Safety

- Safe Turangi, Turangi Tongariro

Sports Foundation, Sport &

Recreation, Civil Defence &

Emergency Management

5. Youth Development

- Rangatahi Network, Youth Hub,

Turangi Blue Light, Youth Guarantee,

Youth in Emergency Services, Youth

awards

6. Community Events

7. Tourism Marketing & Economic Development

- Go Tongariro, EGLT, DGLT & District

Events networking, Employment Expo

8. Community Facilities

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INTRODUCTION

The Turangi-Tongariro Community Board represents the interests of the settlements located in the Turangi Tongariro ward. The Board has a membership of eight: six elected community board representatives and two district councilors. This ensures that local decisions and recommendations outside the Board’s powers are influenced by local residents. The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of the Community Board’s progress towards implementing its 2015/16 Community Plan. This year was another successful year for the Board which saw them achieve 81% of the 58 milestones set for the year. Nine of the eleven outstanding actions were put on hold subject to the development of a joint management agreement between Council and Ngati Turangitukua, If one was to remove those actions, the Board would have achieved 97% of its 2015/16 Community Plan. Undoubtedly one of the key contributors to this success was the Board’s ability to collaborate with its many community stakeholders. In most cases participation from the Board was either in a funding, facilitation or support capacity through its members.

OUR VISION

Turangi Tongariro – Our Slice of Paradise

OUR MISSION

Working collaboratively with community partners to ensure Turangi is a happy, safe and prosperous town, everyone can be proud of.

STRATEGIC FOCUS

1 Relationships – ‘Together we can achieve more’ 2 Community Events – ‘Turangi is a hive of activity’ 3 Health & Safety – ‘Turangi is a healthy / safe community 4 Youth – ‘Our youth are empowered to be the best they can be’ 5 Facilities – ‘We take pride in what we have and what we can achieve’ 6 Economic Development – ‘Turangi is a vibrant and prosperous town’ 7 Long-term Aspirations - ‘Sustainable planning for current and future generations’

DELIVERABLES, MONITORING & REPORTING

Each strategic stream contained a series of deliverables that helped guide members through the implementation process. Progress reports were provided monthly at the ordinary TTCB meetings.

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Deliverable Result/Impact

Allocate annual community grants that support the direction of this strategy & Council’s 10YP & Community Grant Policy.

ACHIEVED The following groups received funding to support the implementation of their respective projects. Key criteria to receiving funds was that the projects needed to align with Council’s strategic direction or the TT Community Board’s Community Plan. 2015

- Blue Light for a day trip to Taupō for 50 families - Go Tongariro & Bike Taupō for a feasibility study on a cycle way

between Taupō and Turangi - MiCamp for a leadership programme - Nga Rehia o Tuwharetoa: Tuwharetoa Marae Sports Challenge 2016 - Ngati Turangitukua for Matariki 2016 - Ngati Turangitukua for the Turangi Sweet Soundz Picnic - Omori-Kuratau Charitable Trust to run a New Years Eve concert at

Omori Estate Vineyard - Omori Kuratau Pest Management Group for new trap lines in the

Whiowhio area - Purerehua Early Learning Centre for sun shade sails - Safe Turangi for costs towards the 50th Jubilee & Christmas in the Park - SeniorNet Turangi for broadband connection - SPCA Turangi to pay a retainer to the centre manager - Ko Tuwharetoa Iwi Trust for the Te Moenga Pepe programme - Tongariro Junior Rugby to make a contribution to subsidise junior fees - Turangi Angels Netball to help upgrade their pavilion - Turangi Neighbourhood Support for the Safe Homes project - Turangi/Southern Lake Probus Club for rent - Mikaere Gardiner for the 2015 Turangi Living Walls Project. - Safe Turangi for Safe Turangi coordination and administration - Turangi-Tongariro Sports Foundation for coordination and administration

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- Central Plateau Reap for the Turangi Bullyproof project - David Cade for environmental work in the Hinemaiaia river valley - Turangi Food Bank for food stocks - Go Tongariro for photo/picture boards - Go Tongariro for a community website - Life Education Trust to deliver the Life Education Programme - MiCamp for youth leadership camps - Papakai Te Kohanga Reo for resources to help actively involve parents - Safe Turangi for Christmas in the Park - Awa o Waitahanui Charitable Trust for Waitahanui River Valley Project - Tongariro Natural History Society for MiCamp predator and pest control - Turangi-Tokaanu Sports and Cultural club: administration & part fees - Turangi-Tongariro Ratepayers Association for advertising and printing - Turangi Angels Netball to install a gas infinity system - Turangi Blue Light for a Taupō local fun day - Turangi Budget Service for conference and AGM costs - Turangi Tongariro Sports Foundation: administration costs, sports

awards and junior triathlon expenses - Turangi Transport for administration costs

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Stan Walker performing at the Turangi Christmas in the Park and 50th Jubilee Finale

Papakai Kohanga Reo

Turangi Junior Rugby

Omori Kuratau New Years Eve Concert

Purerehua Early Childhood Centre Shade

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Mikaere Gardner’s Turangi Living Walls artwork

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Support annual TTSF Sports Awards.

ACHIEVED Event celebrating 50 years was well attended and a great way to bring the sporting community together. Turangi continues to produce an abundance of sporting talent and it’s important that we continue to support the development of these activities and groups for social, health and economic purposes.

Lead Agency: Turangi Tongariro Sports Foundation

TTCB involvement:

Community Grant funding and Board representation from Te Takinga New and Wally Van Der Aa

Support annual Turangi Community Awards [To be held in conjunction with the 50th Jubilee & Xmas in the Park]

ACHIEVED The annual Community Awards were held in conjunction with the 50th Jubilee Finale & 2015 Xmas in the Park. The awards were a great way to increase community pride and acknowledge local leaders who generously contributed their time and resource to their respective community projects. Congratulations to last year’s winners

- Joan De Petra - Christina Duff - Kayla Simmonds - Gina Pohe - Elizabeth Warena - Victoria Browne - John Murray

Lead Agency: Safe Turangi / Christmas in the Park Committee

TTCB involvement: Community Grant funding and Board representation from Mary Smallman, Tong Kingi, Te Takinga New and Cr Zane Cozens

Support Age-friendly initiatives

ACHIEVED TTCB supported numerous age-friendly initiatives throughout the year including:

- Regular attendance at age-friendly gatherings i.e. SeniorNet, Age Concern [Taupo] and RSA.

- Safe Turangi-led Safe Homes project. A selection of homes were provided with smoke alarms, anti-slip mats and security lighting.

- Whanau Ora led firewood in homes.

- Age-friendly events: Special elderly/kaumatua areas were set up at various TTCB supported events i.e. Christmas in the Park, Tuwharetoa Marae Sports and Turangi Sweet Sounz where elderly had access to reserved parking, shelter and free refreshments

TTCB Involvement:

Community Grant funding and Board representation from Mary Smallman, Tong Kingi, Te Takinga New and Cr Maggie Stewart

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Develop partnership with Ministry of Social Development re: Youth Development initiatives in Turangi

ACHIEVED / ON GOING Preliminary meetings held with youth service providers and funders. Draft Youth strategy developed by MSD with input from all stakeholders. Further work required with young people.

TTCB Involvement:

Representative input from Board members Mary Smallman, Tong Kingi, Te Takinga New, Cr Maggie Stewart & Chris Te Whare

Maintain communication with Rate Payer groups.

ACHIEVED / ON GOING Members met with their respective stakeholder groups regularly to build relationships and gage their views on topical projects.

TTCB Involvement:

Representative input from Board members Cr Maggie Stewart and Cr Zane Cozens

Explore options to establish a community wall of pride

OUTSTANDING. Further work required.

Ngati Turangitukua Sweet Sounz

Kaumatua / Elderly tent Turangi Tongariro Sports Foundation

Annual Sports Award Wnners

Community Pride Winners pictured with

TT Chair Tong Kingi & Mayor David Trewavas

Turangi Tongariro Sports Foundation

Junior Triathlon winners

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Support the implementation of Iwi-led community initiatives that align with the Board and Council’s strategic direction.

ACHIEVED / ON GOING TTCB supported numerous iwi-led initiatives throughout the year including

- Ngati Turangitukua-ledTurangi Sweet Sounz Picnic featuring internationally renowned kiwi artist Troy Kingi, Pieter T & Awa

- Hirangi Marae Matariki exhibitions and cabaret fundraiser.

- Pukawa Marae - Planning for Opera on the Marae and Waitangi 2017

- Nga Rehia o Tuwharetoa – Marae Sports 2016

In supporting such projects we’re beginning to experience a genuine sense of willingness to engage from hapu.

TTCB involvement:

Community Grant funding and Board representation from Te Takinga New, Tong Kingi and Mary Smallman

Encourage early Hapu engagement regarding projects relative to each Hapu area. Tuwharetoa Hapu wide communication regarding TT projects in general also to be encouraged.

ACHIEVED / ON GOING Members met with hapu as/when required. Good progress made with Ngati Turangitukua and Ngati Mananui. Future opportunities to support and work with other hapu in the eastern and southern areas. The TT Board facilitated engagements with the Ariki Tumu te HeuHeu’s office and the Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board to develop an understanding of each others strategies and explore collaborative opportunities to support the implementation process.

TTCB Involvement:

Representative input from all Board members.

Develop & adopt Turangi Reserves joint-management agreement with Ngati Turangitukua

ACHIEVED / ON GOING Co-governance committee established. 3 x Ngati Turangitukua members and 3 x Council Elected members. Co-chairs Cr Maggie Stewart and Ngaiterangi Smallman. Project Plan to be finalised in September 2016. Getting to this point was an achievement in its own right. This project will enable Ngati Turangitukua more input into how the reserves they own are managed. The entire process will be a great stepping stone for future development in Turangi and mend the relationship gap between Council and Ngati Turangitukua.

TTCB Involvement:

Governance representation from Board members Cr Maggie Stewart and Wally Van Der Aa. Cr Barry Hickling is the 3rd Council representative. Support from all TT members.

Where applicable attend Marae Hapu AGMs

ACHIEVED / ON GOING Members met with hapu as/when required. Written offer sent to all TT hapu/Marae offering TTCB presence at their respective AGMs.

TTCB involvement: Representative input from Board members Cr Maggie Stewart, Cr Zane Cozens, Tong Kingi, Te Takinga New and Mary Smallman

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Hirangi Marae Matariki Cabaret

Whanau Ora – Firewood for the

Elderly Day

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Support the implementation of Safe Turangi and Taupo Safe District activities

ACHIEVED Safe Turangi continues to grow from strength to strength. Here are a few highlights from the year that was:

- Developed 2015/16 Safe Turangi Action Plan. - Developed Coordinator’s operational strategies and procedures, - Secured funding to support the implementation of the above. - Delivered the Safe Homes Project in conjunction with other

emergency departments - Supported Turangi Bully-Proof’s Pink Shirt Day - Supported Whanau Ora programs inc firewood in homes - In the process of developing a community directory and Youth

advocacy group dubbed ‘Chasn the Dream’ - Delivered the 2015 Christmas in the Park feat Stan Walker.

Recently awarded prestigious NZAEP award for NZ’s 2015 best Community Event. Extra emphasis was put on health & safety.

- Delivered of the inaugural Skate / Scooter comp in conjunction with Blue Light, Whanau Ora, Tuwharetoa Health and Tongariro School youth reps. The event attracted approx. 200 skaters and many more spectators from Turangi, Taupo and Mangakino. The comp was very well received and supported from all those that attended

TTCB involvement:

Community Grant funding and Board representation from Mary Smallman, Tong Kingi, Te Takinga, Cr Zane Cozens and Cr Maggie Stewart

Support stage 2 of the Turangi Food Forest Project

ON HOLD Due to other commitments and funding shortfalls, Ngati Turangitukua put stage 2 of this project on hold.

Support & promote existing community services and health programs i.e. Whanau Ora, up right & active classes

ACHIEVED The Board supported various community-led social service and health programs throughout the year including:

- Turangi Transport Group - Ruapehu DC - ‘Warm your Whare’ initiative - Whanau Ora - ‘Firewood in Homes & upright right and active

classes facilitated by Ian Coles & Ratapu Konui - Annual Turangi Food bank drive - Turangi Community Health Centre representation

TTCB Involvement:

Board representation from Cr Stewart, Te Takinga New and Tong Kingi

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Turangi Angels pre-season tournament Tuwharetoa Marae Sports Winners - Korohe

Turangi Bully-proof Pink Shirt Day


Junior Triathlon winners

Cr Maggie Stewart & the Turangi

Foodbank team

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Support Turangi Tongariro Sports Foundation activities

ACHIEVED The Turangi Tongariro Sports Foundation had another active year servicing the sporting community. Key highlights included:

- Annual Sports Awards - Aqua Exercise classes - Afterschool programs: Miniball, touch, athletics, ripper rugby - Volunteers Function - Junior Triathlon - Inter-school sport exchanges - Basketball coaching clinics - Capacity Building classes i.e. funding, administration, food safety

TTCB involvement:

Community Grant funding and Board representation from Te Takinga New [lead] and Wally Van Der Aa

Support the development of sport and recreational activities

ACHIEVED Supporting the development of sport and recreational activities remained a high priority for the TT Board which resulted in the following activities being supported throughout the year.

- Turangi Tongariro Sports Foundation activities as detailed above - Tuwharetoa Marae Sports - Turangi Horse Sports - Junior sports - rugby, league, netball, jutitsu - Turangi Skate/Scooter Comp - River Wild Rafting Challenge - Free or discounted use of the gymnasium, aquatic centre and

Turangitukua Park for junior sports and youth activities - Aquatic centre activities - Turangi Angel’s Netball Pavilion upgrade.

The Turangi Angels Netball Club deserve special recognition for their efforts in restoring the Turangi Netball and Tennis pavilion back to a welcoming and vibrant space. Their work with re-establishing netball in Turangi in general should also be commended. Numerous tournaments were hosted by the Angels throughout the year attracting teams from outside of Turangi with many noting how great it was to see the courts utilized and full of energy. The Club was also recognized regionally at the Taupo District Trustpower Community Awards where they were awarded the overall Winner for the Health and Wellbeing category.

TTCB involvement:

Community Grant funding and input from all Board members

Support TDC staff with Civil Defence, Emergency Management and Rural Fire Initiatives

ACHIEVED Cr Maggie Stewart, Chris Te Whare and Te Takinga New attended Civil Defence and Emergency Management engagements as/when required. Ensuring their knowledge of the systems and processes remained current was a high priority.

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Support the implementation of Turangi Rangatahi Network initiatives

ACHIEVED Progress with this group halted due to a re-branding exercise however board member Te Takinga New supported many other youth initiatives throughout the year including Turangi Bullyproof, Youth Week activities and those further detailed below. He was also instrumental in registering Te Kura Hirangi and Tongariro School in the national kids voting scheme.

Support Turangi Youth Hub Activities

ACHIEVED Board member Te Takinga New facilitated youth hub activities via the Turangi Tongariro Sports foundation including athletics, miniball, ripper rugby, ki o rahi and touch.

Support Bluelight functions

ACHIEVED Turangi Blue Light are a very active, dedicated team of volunteers who strive to provide fun opportunities for young people in exchange for positive behavior at home and around the community. The following are only a few of the positive experiences they facilitated throughout the year.

- Waimarino Adventure Park - Tongariro River Rafting Challenge - Taupo Locals Day - Huka Jet, Craters of the Moon, Mountain

Biking, Action World & Movies - Trade Zone Kids Gone Fishing Day - Whanau Day picnic & bbq - Tokaanu Tailrace - Co-led the inaugural Bike, Skate & Scooter comp - Rotorua Fun Day - Skyline gondolas & luge, Rotorua Aquatic

Centre, Waiotapu Geothermal park

TTCB Involvement:

Community Grant funding and board input from Chris Te Whare and Te Takinga New.

Support the development & implementation of Youth Guarantee programs targeted at youth employment and training

ACHIEVED IN PART / ON GOING This group continues to meet regular to develop programs targeted at youth employment and training opportunities for our local young people. Since its inception a smaller strategy working group has been charged with reviewing the group’s vision, purpose, objectives and projects. Once the the first draft outlining the specific work streams is finalised the wider Youth Guarantee group will be re-engaged for feedback.

TTCB Involvement:

Board representation from Te Takinga New

Encourage Turangi youth participation in District wide Youth in Emergency Services and Leader in You programs

ACHIEVED Four young people from Turangi participated in the Youth in Emergency Services programme this year.

TTCB Involvement: Input from Te Takinga New & Tong Kingi

Support and encourage Turangi nominations for Taupo District Youth Awards

ACHIEVED Eight young people were nominated from Turangi. Two from Te Kura o Hirangi, five from Tongariro and one from Kuratau School.

TTCB Involvement: Input from Te Takinga New

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Sports Foundation Junior Triathlon

Te Takinga New schooling Turangi

Tongariro Sports Foundation Mini-ballers


Junior Touch participants

Turangi Skate, Bike & Scooter Comp

Turangi Blue Light – Waimarino Trip

Turangi Blue Light – Rotorua Trip Turangi Blue Light

Family Fish Out Day

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TTSF Sports Awards - 50 years ACHIEVED Community Grant funding and support from Te Takinga New and Wally Van Der Aa

Turangi Fire Brigade - 50th ACHIEVED Lead role from Tong Kingi

Ki O Rahi Secondary Champs ACHIEVED Lead role from Te Takinga New

Turangi Skate Comp ACHIEVED Community Grant Funding and support from Tong Kingi, Te Takinga New, Cr Maggie Stewart, Cr Zane Cozens and Mary Smallman

Wild River Challenge ACHIEVED Support from Cr Zane Cozens

Turangi 50th Jubilee & Christmas in the Park

ACHIEVED Community Grant funding supported by all members. Significant input from Mary Smallman, Tong Kingi. Support from Te Takinga New and Cr Zane Cozens. Safe Turangi received New Zealand’s prestigious Best Community Event award for this event at the annual NZAEP National Event awards.

Omori/Kuratau Carols by the Lake ACHIEVED

Community Grant funding Omori/Kuratau NYE Concert ACHIEVED

Omori/Kuratau Fishing & Fun Run ACHIEVED

Tuwharetoa Marae Sports ACHIEVED Community Grant funding and significant input from Te Takinga New

Sweet Sounz Picnic ACHIEVED Community Grant funding and input from Te Takinga New. Also supported by Tong Kingi and Mary Smallman

Motuoapa Our Neighbourhood ACHIEVED Support from Cr Zane Cozens, Te Takinga New and Tong Kingi

Junior Triathlon ACHIEVED Community Grant funding and input from Te Takinga New and Wally Van Der Aa

Kustom Car Show meet & greet ACHIEVED Support from Cr Zane Cozens

Turangi Easter Festival ACHIEVED Support from Cr Zane Cozens

Turangi Open Pig Hunting ACHIEVED Support from Cr Zane Cozens

Hirangi / Pukawa Matariki ACHIEVED Community Grant funding and input from Te Takinga New and Mary Smallman

Turangi Autumn Festival Turangi Open Pig Hunting Competition Motuoapa Our Neighbourhood

Turangi Christmas in the Park Tongariro River Shiver Turangi Sweet Sounz Festival

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Support the continuation of Go Tongariro Activities

ACHIEVED The TT Board supported numerous Go Tongariro Activities throughout the year. The noteworthy highlight was the considerable encouragement exhibited by the Board towards the development of feasibility assessments for the Taupo to Turangi cycle way extension and the Strategic Economic Growth Plan for the Turangi/Tongariro area and town centre. The outcome of these studies will provide a positive steer for the incoming Board regarding the future opportunities for economic growth in the Turangi Tongariro and CBD. Other activities included Turangi After 5 Business forums, Turangi Autumn Festival, Town Centre promotions, Local Business Awards advocacy, Business & Retail mentoring and event facilitation to name a few.

TTCB Involvement:

Community Grant funding and input from Cr Zane Cozens, Cr Maggie Stewart and Tong Kingi.

Participate in DGLT, EGLT and District Events 6 weekly catch ups

ACHIEVED This forum was a valuable 2-way vehicle that enabled the Board to work more effectively with Destination Great Lake Taupo, Enterprise Great Lake Taupo, District Events and Go Tongariro.

TTCB Involvement:

Driven by Tong Kingi with participation from all.

Support the implementation of Turangi Employment Support Group initiatives including Turangi Employment Expo

ACHIEVED The Turangi Employment Support group consisting of members from Tongariro Whanau Support Trust, Go Tongariro, Tongariro School, Tuwharetoa Health, Whanau Ora, WINZ, Turangi Literacy, Budget Services and Taupo District Council delivered another successful Employment expo attracting over 300 people throughout the day. The expo was an effective tool which enabled the group to achieve their project objectives: 1. Enable job seekers to be more job ready and 2. Connect job seekers with employment / training opportunities.

TTCB Involvement:

Input from Te Takinga New and Cr Maggie Stewart

Turangi After 5 hosted by Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board

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Support feasibility study for Taupo Cycle way extension

ACHIEVED / ON GOING The Board granted $20,000 towards the development of a feasibility assessment to better understand the benefits that could result from the construction of cycle way between Taupo and Turangi. An advisory board chaired by TT Community Board chair Tong Kingi was established to direct the initial work of developing route assessments, costings, demand modelling and initial stakeholder engagements. Following the completion of these the Advisory group determined that to progress the project further a management entity would need to be established to undergo detailed engagements with hapu, affected landowners, government and funders. The incoming Community Board will remain a major stakeholder with any future work pertaining to this project.

TTCB Involvement: Community Grant funding and input from Tong Kingi, Mary Smallman, Cr Maggie Stewart and Cr Zane Cozens

Work with Go Tongariro to address Town Mall access and visibility opportunities.

ACHIEVED / ON GOING The TT Board unamuniously supported Go Tongariro in their successful effort to secure funding from Council for the development of a Strategic Economic Growth Plan for the Turangi Tongariro area. This work is due to commence late 2016.

TTCB Involvement:

Considerable support via recommendation to Council to approve funding to develop the Economic Growth Plan.

Support Tongariro National Trout Centre Initiatives

ACHIEVED / ON GOING Members supported various Trout Centre initiatives throughout the year including the kids fish out days and Go Tongariro hosted events.

Cr Cozens at the Kids Big Day Out

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Assist staff with community engagement exercises, providing 2-way communication channels where appropriate

On hold These projects were put on hold subject to the outcome of the Joint Management Agreement between Council and Ngati Turangitukua. Discussions will re-commence late 2016 / early 2017

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Seek support from Tongariro School and Tongariro Chartered Club regarding the use of their facilities for key sporting codes and events

Host engagements with sporting groups to discuss re-locating to the Tongariro School and Tongariro Chartered Club.

Initiate dialogue with Horse Sport representatives and Turangitukua regarding the future use and management of Turangitukua Park

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ACHIEVED See page 11 for detail.

Investigate alternative sponsorship options

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Support Women Club’s bi-annual food and wine fest fundraiser.

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Assist staff with community engagements, feasibility exercises and funding initiatives to support the development of a new children’s playground and/or amalgamation of dated neighbourhood play equipment

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Support the development of community-led art projects

ACHIEVED / ON GOING The Board funded the Turangi Living Walls project delivered by local artist Mikaere Gardner. The project saw life brought back into 4 walls located in the Turangi Town Centre.

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Community Grant funding. Support from Chris Te Whare.

Work with Taupo Sculpture Trust or establish Turangi based community arts group to initiate more sculpture projects

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Explore the development of a town centre art space for exhibitions and murals

ACHIEVED Happening in conjunction with Mikaere Gardner's Turangi Living Walls project

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In conjunction with the Community develop a 5-10 Year Community Plan. Consider as part of 2018/28 LTP

To be developed by 2016/19 triennium Community Board

Prepare 2016/17 Annual Plan submission if required

NOT REQUIRED

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