Hi Everyone - Waiuku Business Association

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FRIDAY 23RD MAY 2014
Hi Everyone
Well, I think we can safely
say that the Waiuku Steel ‘n’
Wheels festival was an absolute
hit with pretty much the whole
community and the Waiuku
Business
&
Development
Association are really happy
with the exposure the town
received and the cash injection
into the town. We would also
like to thank all the businesses fire-ups, Waiuku Line Dancing Group
and Luke Ennion with the feature car
that opened during the event. I “The Little Menace”, View Road School
know for some businesses the for parking facilities and all the other
instant spin-off isn’t great but volunteers who worked tirelessly to make
the long term benefits not only the day a success.
to tourists returning later to visit After talking with some of the businesses
and after event sales is often I know some done exceptionally well and
one had their record day since opening
where the benefits are seen.
T
he WB&DA would like to thank
firstly the amazing Steel n
Wheels committee, The Kentish
Hotel for helping with the Lions Charity
Funding, Waiuku Post for advertising, The
Waiuku Lions, Knight and Dickey and
their volunteer drivers for supplying their
trucks on the day, TV Short Contracting
and Waiuku ITM for the signage and the
logs, Super Liquor for sponsorship of the
V8 chainsaw, the businesses that were
involved in the token promotion, the
Rangers, Groovit Hip Hop Dance Crew,
Red Hot Cheerleaders, Gubbs Dragster
and the Nostalgic Dragsters for the
which is fantastic. The businesses that
purchased t-shirts to help publicise the
event looked fantastic and has generated
discussion from the public that we need
to have t-shirts to purchase to the public
next year.
The token promotion went well and for
those of you that would like to purchase
any WSW merchandise there is some still
available at the Information Centre.
The next event we are debating is the
Fireworks display. We have a tentative
date but nothing confirmed at present.
Unfortunately our major sponsor Lex and
Karen Mills from Waiuku New World
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are currently selling the business so the
continuance of this event is in the air at
this stage. This is a fantastic family event
attracting around 15000 people from all
around Franklin so if would be sad for
it to end especially being the only public
Fireworks display in Franklin. If you
are interested in becoming the major
sponsor of this event or would like to
put something towards this year’s event
to make it happen please let me know as
soon as possible.
We do however have confirmation that NZ
Steel are again sponsoring the Waiuku
Christmas Parade which is fantastic.
This year’s date for the event is the 13th
December and the event theme is “Movies
and Music” which will make it so easy to
conger up great ideas for a float. We are
really hoping the businesses this year
will get on board and get into the festive
celebration. If you would like to have a float
but are struggling for man power and/or
time constraints please let us know. We
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FRIDAY 23RD MAY 2014
have community groups that are always
looking for funds and they can build one
for you. This not only helps the business
out but helps our community groups with
their fundraising.
taking away your signage or giving you
a fine so please take the time to read and
understand them.
We are currently working now to
complete the Waiuku brochure and get
that in to print so we have informative upto-date information on the town that can
be circulated amongst Information Kiosks
and centres in and around the country.
The brochure not only has information
on our history but a list of places to stay,
eat and things to do when they visit our
lovely town.
Sharlene Druyven
I have enclosed in this edition information
on a few bylaws that are now in force
or will be in the next little while. The
Public nuisance bylaw will help with
you all knowing what is legal and what
is not especially when talking about
skateboards, bikes etc.
The other bylaw is the signage bylaw.
These are regularly checked by Council
and the last thing we want is them
Have a great weekend.
The Public Safety and Nuisance Bylaw
which comes into effect next Monday,
26 May. Please feel free to pass this on
to your members also.
WAIUKU TOWN MANAGER
PH (021) 0827 5763 / 09 235 6231
[email protected]
www.waiukutown.co.nz
Public Safety &
Nuisance Bylaw
On the 26 May, the new Auckland
Council and Auckland Transport
Public Safety & Nuisance Bylaw
will be enforceable. AC and AT have
legal responsibility for the bylaw and
complimentary bylaws have been
produced so that consistent rules
“Opportunities
take NOW for
an answer.”
I know Waiuku.
I love property finance & I am
an expert who is on your side.
With so many home finance options, a Mortgage
Express adviser should be the first person you visit
before you even start looking for your home. Whether
you are a first home buyer, investor, owner-occupier
or looking at refinancing, we are in the best position
to get you the right loan at the most competitive price
from banks and other secure lenders.
Talk to Glyn Slade
Authorised Financial Adviser
Mobile 021 525971 Phone 09 235 6219
[email protected]
A copy of my Disclosure Statement is available on request and free of charge.
Mortgage Express Glyn Slade
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WB&DA BOARD
MEMBERS
Chairman
Sarah Lochead-MacMillan
SLM GROUP
+64 (0) 272 345 011
Vice-Chairman
Deborah Andrew
BARFOOT & THOMPSON
09 235 0880
Secretary
Treena Harris
SOUTHERN PODIATRY
09 235 2060
OTHER BOARD MEMBERS
Angela Wilson
COCKY’S CORNER
09 235 9880
Nicky Hayhow
AUCKLAND COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE
021 886 872
Rosalie McGuire
AURORA LAW
09 235 8179
apply to both the transport system Auckland Transport’s responsibility
- and other places such as streets,
parks and beaches - Auckland
Council’s responsibility.
T
he Public Safety and Nuisance
Bylaws will ensure that the
council and Auckland Transport
continues to address public safety,
nuisance and general behaviour in public
places using a combination of regulatory
(i.e. enforcement) and non-regulatory
(such as education) approaches.
The
bylaw is not about criminalising people
but a practical, early intervention tool to
prevent escalation of low level activities
which could lead to more serious
offending. Essentially, we wish to ensure
that residents and visitors to the Auckland
region can freely enjoy shopping, dining
and other activities in public areas
without feeling intimidated or unsafe in
any way. To reiterate, the bylaws are in
place to make sure public spaces feel safe,
clean and are convenient for people to
use and enjoy without being disturbed or
experiencing offensive behaviour.
SUNSET SURF & TURF
The bylaw refers to nuisances, safety and
behaviours that a person should not do /
use in a public place:
Roger Read
• obstruct, disturb or interfere with any
Julie Powell
09 235 9219
GREY MATTER NZ
027 284 9772
Leonie Richardson
RICHARDSON’S JEWELLERS
021 076 0267
Brendon Crompton
LOCAL BOARD REPRESENTATIVE
021 224 9708
Brendon.crompton@aucklandcouncil.
govt.nz
Jill Naysmith
LOCAL BOARD REPRESENTATIVE
(021) 286 5333
[email protected]
Waiuku Town Centre Manager
Sharlene Druyven
021 0827 5763
Assistant Town Centre Manager
Vanessa Newman
other person in their use or enjoyment
of that public place;
• create a nuisance through the use or
playing of any instrument (musical or
otherwise), any type of public address
system or any type of amplified
sound system, or from making any
unreasonable sound or noise;
• use any material or thing (including
a vehicle, bicycle, motorised scooter,
model aircraft, skateboard, roller
skates or roller blades or similar object)
recklessly or in a manner which may
intimidate, be dangerous, be injurious
to or cause a nuisance to any person;
• install or maintain a fence (including
a razor-wire and electric fence) in a
manner that may cause an injury or
nuisance to any person;
09 235 6231
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• consume, inject or inhale or distribute
or offer for sale any mind altering
substance (this includes glue sniffing
as well as natural or synthetic
substances);
• beg, in a manner that may intimidate
or cause a nuisance to any person;
• window washing – or even offering
to wash -a vehicle in a manner that
may be unsafe or intimidate or cause
a nuisance to any person, or cause an
obstruction to traffic.
Additionally there are clauses around
‘damage in any public place’, ‘obstructions
in any public place’, ‘controls for parks
and beaches’, and ‘street naming and
numbering on buildings’.
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN
FOR BUSINESSES?
Auckland
Council
and
Auckland
Transport encourage businesses and the
public to contact the council if they have a
complaint as it raises our attention to the
fact that there is an issue. (i.e. provides the
council with a record). Businesses can call
the Auckland Council call centre on ph: 09
301 0101 to log a call regarding any legal
activity that is deemed a nuisance under
the bylaw. Illegal activity will require a
call to the Police.
To view the bylaw itself please visit
http: //www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz /
EN/licencesregulations/Bylaws/Pages/
home.aspx
Please don’t hesitate to contact Andrea
Birtwistle should you have any questions
or our Bylaws Enforcement Officers on 301
0101.
Andrea Birtwistle | Senior
Integrated Communications
Adviser LCS
COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC
AFFAIRS
Mobile 027 486 4351
Andrea.Birtwistle@ aucklandcouncil.
govt.nz
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New restriction information on signs
Business zone property
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FRIDAY 23RD MAY 2014
COMMITTEE MEETING UPDATES, NEWS & MEMBER INFORMATION TO WBDA MEMBERS
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FRIDAY 23RD MAY 2014