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HELP US SHAPE OUR PLAN 2016-17
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Our Plan 2016-17 Submission, Freepost 515,
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Hawke's Bay Regional Council, Private Bag 6006, Napier 4142
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DESTINATiON
PLAYGROUND
WAiROA
To our Councilors of the Hawkes Bay Regional Council,
The Wairoa Young Achievers Trust, in partnership with the Wairoa District Council, is developing a
"Destination Playground on Wairoa's Marine Parade. This submission is to request financial
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assistance from Hawke's Bay Regional Council for this project for safety matting and fencing the
playground as it is located nearthe edge of the Wairoa River.
Wairoa's new playground will generate significant social and economic benefits for the district. It
will provide enjoyment for children of all ages and their families and give people travelling through
Wairoa a reason to stop, play and spend in ourtown.
Community pride and connectedness amongst whanau will be enhanced, and the improved
presentation of the riverside area and town centre will help convey Wairoa as a great place to live,
work and play. The playground will be built to a high standard, using local materials and local labour
wherever possible, and will provide opportunities for increased physical activity, a key area of focus
for all New Zealanders.
Extensive consultation with community members and stakeholders has been carried out, and this
will continue as the project progresses. The Wairoa community has been very vocal in its support of
improved recreational facilities and play areas for children and we have included letters of support
from our community in this submission.
Wairoa's Destination Playground is anticipated to cost around $450,000 including new equipment,
site preparation, safety matting and fencing. Wairoa District Council has allocated $100,000 towards
the capital cost of the playground projectinthe 2016-17 Annual Plan. An application has been made
to the Lotteries Commission for $100,000 to assist in funding the playground equipment, with
additional funding being sourced to fund the covered seating area and swings.
The safety of those playing in the playground will be paramount, and fencing and safety matting will
be an essential componentof the playground. A contribution of $100,000 to coverthecost of fencing
and safetymatting forthe playground is requested from Hawke's Bay Regional Councilto be included
in your annual plan.
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Hawkes Bay Regional Council's Long Term Plan 2015 - 25
A Regional Approach to Community Outcomes
They are goals that the community believes are important for its present and future social, economic,
environmental and cultural well-being.
The nine community outcomes:
• An environment that is appreciated, protected and sustained for future generations.
• A strong, prosperous and thriving economy
• Transport, infrastructure and services that are safe, effective and integrated
• A vibrant community
• A lifetime of good health and well being
• Supportive, caring and inclusive communities
• Strong leadership and a sense of belonging
• Safe and accessible recreational facilities
• Communities that value and promote their unique culture and heritage
Wairoa's proposed "Destination Playground" fits in the criteria of the nine community outcomes
and within the strategic goals of the Hawkes Bay Regional Council which include:
• Resilient Economy (Economic Development, Investment)
• Resilient Communities (Open Spaces, Community Engagement,
Safety, Community
Partnership
Your financial support will make a direct positive difference to our community and the Wairoa Young
Achievers Trust is committed to seeing Wairoa's Destination Playground become a reality to bringing
enjoyment for locals and visitors in ourdistrict and it is our hope you will support us reach this goal.
Yours Faithfully,
The Trustees
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11 May 2016
230 Guyton Street. PO Box 14
Wanganui, New Zealand, 4540.
T +6463489054
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Wairoa District Council
PO Box 54
E [email protected]
Sales Freephone 0800 805 256
WAIROA 4160
53 Taylor Street, Bulimba
Queensland, Australia, 4171.
Attention: Roslyn Thomas
Re: MARINE PARADE PLAY AREA
E [email protected]
Sales Freephone 1800 092 897
W www.playgroundcentre.com
Dear Roslyn
At the Playground Centre, we're excited to hear about your play area upgrade at Marine Parade,
and thanks for the opportunity to showcase our recommended solution for your proposed projecti
As always, we've considered the age, abilities and specific developmental needs of users, your
site and safety, and we've translated this into an exciting space for pure fun & fitness. We've
hand-picked from the latest and best in play to create an ideal solution for you.
Take the time to review the options and our approach which ensures a fun experience for all and
a happy result!
We'll be in contact soon. In the meantime, please contact us with any questions.
Yours faithfully
Daniel Timmins
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Freephone : 0800 805 256
Playground Centre Limited
Phone: 063489054
PO Box 14
230 Guyton Street
Fax: 06 348 9355
Wanganui, 4500
GST: 103801 133
WAIROAD
Customer No:
Consultant:
Daniel Timmins
Quote Expires:
09/08/2016
[email protected]
New Zealand
http://www. playgroundcentre.com
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P 0 Box 54
WAIROA
Attention: Roslyn Thomas
RE: MARINE PARADE PLAYGROUND
Quantity
Description
Unit Price
Total
Trampoline Pi
3.00
9,476.00
28,428.00
45m Traveller (Flying Fox)
1.00
18,587.00
18,587.00
Flying Saucer (Double Frame)
1.00
9,489.00
9,489.00
Amended Rampage Module
1.00
39,781.00
39,781.00
Tower & Tube Slide Module
1.00
93,740.00
93,740.00
4M Space Shuttle Spinner
1.00
23,871.00
23,871.00
6.85M Birds Nest Tower Black Forest
1.00
65,997.00
65,997.00
Wobbly Wood Sheep Springy Rocker 1.28.1
2.00
2,234.00
4,468.00
2-Bay Deluxe Swing Frame with 2 Strap Seats
1.00
3,565.00
3,565.00
PC Sum for Solid Shelter Structure
1.00
40,000.00
40,000.00
Urban Effects Atessa Bench Seat
4.00
1,197.00
4,788.00
Urban Effects Kiwi Picnic Tables
4.00
1,598.00
6,392.00
Estimated total edging/bark/weedmat - approx 391 m2
1.00
39,100.00
39,100.00
Estimated Matting cost for Flying Fox
1.00
8,640.00
8,640.00
with 1 1200mm diameter Basket & 2 Strap Seats
Prices include Installation.
Modules priced in our Timber system.
All prices FREIGHT PAID, Excluding GST.
No allowance has been made for permit, site preparation, safety fencing, underground
services check & safety surfacing.
Total Quote Value (GST Exclusive)
$386,846.00
GST (15%)
$58,026.90
Grand Total for Quote (GST Inclusive)
$444,872.90
NZ Dollars
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For everyone
Pure fun + targeted personal benefits for every age.
Designed to embrace all abilities and meet universal needs for play,
learning and well-being.
Made for NZ climate so tough enough for 'play' around the world.
Fresh & best
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& planet life
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Leading trends translated into innovative,
unique and creative solutions.
Genuine, proven commitment to
Global partnerships and international
customers, end-users and communities.
presence to source from and deliver the
Inclusive approach to ensure equality
best and widest selection.
and accessibility.
Environmental and sustainable
practices and outlook.
Life, skills & safety
Lasting products & partnerships
Real, enduring client relationships through exceptional service.
Expertise, efficiency and track record you can rely on.
Exceptional safety, quality, strength and durability,
Beyond fun for fun's sake: target specific physical
benefits, development and social skills.
Strong and age-appropriate products that meet or
exceed all relevant safety standards.
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Expert, relevant, targeted
Everything we do is based on the specific interests, health and development
needs of different age groups. Our passion is to translate these insights into
clever and engaging equipment that people will love to use - whether you're
targeting a specific age group, ability level or creating a community space.
Safety, quality, durability
Our solutions are designed to help enjoy and protect life and are b ed by
quality assurance, safety certification, structural compliance and warranties.
Built for durability and low maintenance, they provide value for money and
hassle-free performance. And because they're made to thrive in New Zealand's
challenging climate, they're tough enough for countries and conditions
everywhere.
Innovation, adventure, leadership
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provide a huge range of cutting-edge solutions, including electronic gaming
options that ingeniously transform indoor pursuits into healthy outdoor activities.
We're proudly New Zealand owned and operated, with local manufacturing
facilities complemented by partnerships with selected global leaders to offe
latest, best (and most exciting) range.
Expertise, service, simplicity
We can provide anything or everything you need: from design and planning, .
installation to after-sales support and spare parts. We pride ourselves on .personal service to develop the perfect solutions for your site, safety
requirements, user ages and needs, and budget. We see ourselves as your
partner in creating fun for life, so we work relentlessly to make it easy for you with fast turnaround, great communication and real responsiveness.
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EXTENDED QUOTATION TO HELP WITH DECISION MAKING
This quotation is valid for 90 days (Contact us to discuss if an extension is needed).
COLOURS TO MATCH
If required, the colour scheme can be changed to suit your needs.
FOR EXTRA QUALITY & DURABILITY
Our unique, Triple-coat protection with 5yr anti-fade guarantee.
· Our unique, low maintenance heavy-duty Force 10 Hanger System.
Our world-class UV Stabilised Flexi-chain system with stainless steel anti-theft fasteners.
FUN & FITNESS PROGRAM
COMPREHENSIVE WARRANTIES
For details visit: playgroundcentre.com/resources/warranty/
INSTALLATION TO SUIT
We have installation teams on-hand in your area.
INSTALLATION OPTIONS:
Kitset (supply only): A product delivered to your door, including installation instructions (available on
selected products only)
· Supervision: You organise a working bee along with concrete, tools, equipment and one of our
trained installers will supervise to ensure correct installation to safety regulations. Contact us for
equipment and details required.
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equipment and install to safety regulations.
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The Wairoa Young Achievers Trust is leadingthe development of a Destination Playground for
Wairoa to attract residents and visitors alike intothe town centre. We anticipatethis will bring
about positive social and economic benefits forthe community as a whole. The proposed
playground will cater to the needs of children of all ages from preschoolers to teenagers and
their families, with picnic and covered seating areas included. The planned site is that of the
existing playground creating a visual beacon to encourage visitors to stop in our beautiful
town.
It is estimated that $450,000 will be required to fundthe destination playground andthetrust
has started to apply for funding to achieve this amount. It will be built to a high national
standard, using local materials and labor wherever possible. Community consultation and
engagement is seen as a key success factor with the aim of this project being a strong sense of
ownership and community pride and will be more prevalent as the project gathers momentum.
We are writing to you to seek your support for the project and if you see merit in the
playground concept we are askingyou to pen a brief letter in support of the proposal that we
can use to accompany further funding applications. The size and vision for the Destination
Playground is not too dissimilar to that of the playground situated on Marine Parade in Napier
but of course the design and overall requirements for our community will be discussed at public
forums and information gathered bythe Trust from key stakeholders like yourselves as funding
starts to be achieved.
For some visual references for what the Trust is hoping to aspire to please see the attached
document. Our imagination really is our only limitation in regards to the spectacular resource
we could create and with community support we will endeavor to attract the funding required
to make it a reality.
We have also attached a sample letter of support for your reference. If you would like further
information please don't hesitate to contact me on the details below.
Kind Regards
Roz Thomas
Wairoa Young Achievers Trust Facilitator
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substantial community consultation and the Districts heritage and
environment reflected in the final design and visual impact: The following
images are just creative ideas to help stimulate the imagination of what could be
a reality for Wairoa.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
HAWKE'S BAY DISTRICT HEALTH BOARD
LETTER OF SUPPORT FOR DESTINATION PLAYGROUND WAIROA PROJECT
The Population Health Service (Hawkes' Bay District Health Board) supports the proposed
development of Destination Playground Wairoa lead by the Wairoa Young Achievers Trust.
Investment in enhancement of public spaces and providing opportunities for recreation, social
connection and physical activity for children, young people and their families/whanau
contributes to the overall wellbeing of a community.
Physical Activity
Physical activity is critical for a healthy start in life and participating in physical activity is
fundamental to the physical, psychological health and social development of young people.
Hawke's Bay men and women are less active at all age groups than their New Zealand average
counterparts and are less active than they were in 2006.1 Wairoa has a much higher Maori
population than nationally and rates of obesity are higher with this population group with one
in two Maori adults identified as obese.2
In children and adolescents, sedentary time is a strong predictor of obesity and increased BMI
in adulthood: The NZ Health Survey found two-thirds of children aged 5-14 watch two or more
hours of TV per day.4 Obesity is linked to a number of chronic health problems and seen as a
major public health issue. To reduce the incidence of obesity strategies are most effective if
implemented during preconception and pregnancy and during the early years of childhood.
Exercise behaviours across life are heavily influenced by childhood experience.5 Providing
public spaces and facilities to participate in physical activity will assist and enable Wairoa
whanau toward more active living.
Community Connectedness
Community connectedness promotes wellbeing.6 Providing opportunities for people to connect
with others and develop social relationships contributes to community cohesion and social
capital.
' McElnay C. 2014. Health Equio, in Hawke's Bay. Hawke's Bay District Health Board.
2 McElnay C. 2014. Health Equi<y in Hawke's Bay. Hawke's Bay District Health Board.
3 Thorp, A.A., Own, N., Neuhaus, M & Dunstan, D.W. (2011) Sedentary behaviours and subsequent health outcomes for
adults. A systematic review oflongitudinal studies 1996-2011.
And Prev Med.41
(2).207-215
4 Ministry of Realth. (2008). A Portrait of Health: Key results of the 2006-07 New Zealand Health Survey. Wellinson:
Ministry of Health
5 World Health Organisation. (2015) Interim Report of the Commission on Ending Childhood Obesity. Geneva,
Switzerland. WHO
6 New Economics Foundation. (2008) Five Ways to Wellbeing: The Evidence. Retrieved from
http://www.neweconomics.ore
POPULATION
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Phone 06 878 8109 Fax 06 878 1374 Email: firstname.lastname@hbdhb,govt.nz, www.hawkesbay.health.nz
2nd Floor, Corporate Office, enr Mcleod Street & Omahu Road, Private Bag 9014, Hastings, New Zealand
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Research and learnings post Canterbury Earthquakes found that community connectedness
and infrastructure that supports this contributes to stronger social capital. Social capital refers
to the resources people develop and draw on to increase confidence, self-esteem, sense of
belonging and ability to bring about change in their communities. The idea is that good
social capital can assist communities to be more self-reliant. 7
Smokefree
We recommend that the Destination Playground Wairoa support smokefree parks and spaces.
Smoking is the single biggest cause of inequity in death rates in Hawke's Bay and the leading
cause of avoidable deaths amongst Maori women is now lung cancer. There are high levels of
inequity in lung cancer deaths for Maori, who are six times more likely to die from lung cancer. 8
Increasing the number of smokefree outdoor areas contributes to reducing the visibility of
smoking, de-normalising smoking for children and young people, decreasing exposure to
second hand smoke and reducing the environmental impact from cigarette litter.
Alcohol Harm
Unsafe alcohol use is a key contributor to ill health and injury throughout Hawke's Bay and
rates of hazardous drinking for both men and women (Maori and Non Maori) are nearly twice
the national averages. Alcohol is a problem across the community in Hawke's Bay with all
groups drinking more hazardously in 2012 compared to 2006.9 We recommend any
development of Playground Destination Wairoa includes a commitment by Wairoa District
Council to make the playground an alcohol free public space through the introduction of an
alcohol ban for the identified area and surrounds.
Yours sincerely
Dr Caroline McEInay
Director Population Health / Health Equity Champion
7 New Economics Foundation. (2012). Growing Social Capital: SROL Kirklees Council. Retrieved from
http://www.thinklocalactpersonal.org.nz
8 McE]nay C. 2014. Health EquiO' in Hawke's Bay. Hawke's Bay District Health Board
9 McEInay C. 2014. Health Equity iii Hawke's Bay. Hawke's Bay District Health Board
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Ngati Kahungunu (Wairoa Taiwhenua) Inc
PO Box 119
Phone 06-8384746
46 Marine Parade
Email [email protected]
Wairoa 4108
Ma te huruhuru ka rere te manu. He ao te rangi ka uhia.
The sky needs clouds to clothe it. Birds need feathers to fly.
Wednesday 28th January 2015
c 9 FEB 2015
RE: Wairoa Destination Plaveround Proiect
To Whom It May Concern
We are in full support of the Destination Playground Wairoa Project led by the
Wairoa Young Achievers Trust.
We support the goal of the project creating a "must stop" destination and draw-card
for vis itors and residents alike. It will help with the revitalisation of our town centre
while providing a playground that is fun, attractive and safe for children of all ages.
It will insti] a sense of local pride in the children and families that utilise it.
Please give sincere consideration to funding the Wairoa Destination Playground
Project through this request.
Naku Noa Na
Rill Meihana
Chairman
Ngati Kahungunu (Wairoa Taiwhenua) Inc.
Ngati Kahungunu (Wairoa Taiwhenua) Inc - PO Box 119.46 Marine Parade. H-airoa.
Phone 06-8384746 - Email Hairoa.tai.whenuafixtra.co.nz
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Queen Street
Wairoa
Email: [email protected]
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Letter of Support - Destination Playground Wairoa
Thank you for your letter seeking support for the development of 'Destination Playground Wairoa'.
The letter was presented to the Board at its meeting on Wednesday, 25 March 2015, and the Board
resolved to provide your organisation with this letter of support as requested.
The Board supports all initiatives that benefit the community and efforts such as yours are to be
congratulated.
The Board therefore writes to confirm its support of the development of'Destination Playground Wairoa'
for the enjoyment and benefit of the wider Wairoa community.
We wish you well.
Heoiano
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Chairperson
Marine Parade West, PO Box 162, WAIROA Phone: (06) 838 8262 Fax: (06) 838 7851 email: [email protected]
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To whom it may concern,
I am writing you this letter on behalf of the Wairoa Police in support of the
Destination Playground Wairoa Project lead by The Wairoa Young Achievers
Trust.
We support the goal of the project creating a 'must stop' destination and draw
card for visitors and residents alike. It will help with the revitalisation of our
town centre whilst providing a playground that is fun, attractive and safe for
children of all ages to play and for their families to enjoy instilling pride into our
community.
This playground would be a great asset to Wairoa, by providing a safe and
educational environment for children to play in. It would also benefit tourists
and travellers who pass through as they will have the ability to stop and let
their children out to play while they grab a coffee or something to eat, thus
creating more business for this town.
By providing the community with a playground of this proportion it will give
families a space to interact and spend time togethor in a positive manner and
we believe that this playground will be something that the whole community
can use and be proud of.
1 would ask that you please give sincere consideration to funding the Wairoa
Destination Playground Project through this request.
Kind Regards
Nicki Davies
Community Constable/Family Violence Co ordinator
Wairoa
Safer Communities Together
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8-10 Delhi Street
Wairoa 4108
Wairoa 4108
Ph (06) 838 6195
Ph (06) 838 8448
[email protected]
[email protected]. nz
To whom it may concern,
I am writing you this letter on behalf of the Wairoa Community Childcare
Centre (Kids House and Kids Corner) in support of the Destination Playground
Wairoa Project lead by The Wairoa Young Achievers Trust.
We support the goal of the project creating a 'must stop' destination and draw
card for visitors and residents alike. It will help with the revitalisation of our
town centre whilst providing a playground that is fun, attractive and safe for
children of all ages to play and for their families to enjoy instilling pride into our
community.
This playground would provide an opportunity for the children of Wairoa to
play oh a playground that is designed to be safe and educational for children
of all ages. It is important that this community has this type of facility for their
children so that as a family they can make use of this area. We don't have
anything of this scope here at the moment and we know that if it was built it
would be a great benefit to all who use it.
I would ask that you please give sincere consideration to funding the Wairoa
Destination Playground Project through this request.
Kind Regards
901-Nicki Davies
Secretary
Wairoa Community Childcare Centre
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14 January, 2015
To whom it may concern
Re: Application for funding, Wairoa Young Achievers Trust.
I write on behalf of Wairoa Primary School in support of the Destination Playground Wairoa Project,
and endorse any application for funding made bythe Wairoa Young Achievers Trust in relation to this
project.
This playground will help build community pride, and promote a positive image for our town, both for
visitors and residents.
As a school, we are happy to support any initiative which provides opportunity for our students to be
actively and positively engaged outside of school hours, which contributes to their own sense of
community, and which promotes physical activity and the development of social and cooperative
skills.
Sincerely,
Vicki Nash,
Principal.
Chairman of the Board ofTrustees:
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To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing this letter on behalf of Quality Roading and Services (Wairoa) Ltd in support of the Destination
Playground Wairoa Project lead by The Wairoa Young Achievers Trust.
We support the goal of the project creating a "must stop' destination and draw-card for visitors and
residents alike. It will help with the revitalisation of our town centre whilst providing a playground that is fun,
-- attractive and safe for children of all ages to play and for their families to enjoy instilling pride into our
f community.
QRS is a Wairoa business, employing Wairoa people, many of whom have young families who will use the
playground. As a company we are very supportive of local initiatives and often support our young people
when they strive for their goals. We are often ask the question "what can we do for our young people" this
initiative answers that questions for an age group (3 to 9year olds) that generally do not have a voice and
therefore support.
A Destination Playground on our beautiful riverbank will enhance the centre of Wairoa and we support the
Wairoa Young Achievers Trust in their initiative; and their intent of employing the Wairoa workforce
whenever possible.
Please give sincere consideration to funding the Wairoa Destination Playground Project through this
request.
Yours sincerely,
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P.O. Box 47
93 Clyde Road
Wairoa
Tiaho
Ph 06838 6085 Fax 068386993
Email [email protected]
Principal
Mrs. Diane McCallum
Chairperson
Mr. Matt Smith
Primarv School of Excellence
08 January 2015.
To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing on behalf of Tiaho Primary School in support of the Wairoa Destination
Playground Project lead by the Wairoa Young Achievers Trust.
We fully support the goal of a project creating a "must stop" destination and draw card for
visitors and residents alike.
The development of this playground will help with the revitalization of Wairoa and will help to
instill a sense of pride in our community and especially our younger generation, as well as
being attractive and inviting to visitors.
Wairoa is sorely in need of recreational places and activities for tamariki and this playground
will provide a fun space for our children which is safe, attractive and challenging for all ages,
and where families, whanau and visitors can enjoy time together.
It will also encourage physical activity which is essential for the wellbeing of youth and
adults alike, and supports the Health Promoting goals of our schools and community.
Please give consideration to funding the Wairoa Destination Playground Project for the
benefit of our Wairoa Community and all who visit here.
Regards,
biane McCallum
Principal
Tiaho Primary School.
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DESTINATiON
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WAIROA
Summary of wish-list
Community Consultation Process
July 2015
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Contents
Destination Playground Project Background 3
Feedback from children/young people:
Playground equipment 4
Themes and colours 5
Facilities 5
Other suggestions 5
Feedback from adults:
Playground equipment 6
Otherfacilities 6
References to other playgrounds 6
Themes and colours 7
Key comments 7
Appendix:
1. Education providers 8
1. Wish-list form 9
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Destination Playground Proiect Background
The Wairoa Young Achievers Trust is leadingthe development of a Destination Playground for Wairoa to
attract residents and visitors alike into the town centre.
The proposed playground will cater forthe needs of children of all ages from preschoolers through to
teenagers and their families. The planned site isthat of the existing playground on Marine Parade with an idea
to also incorporate picnic, barbeque and covered seating areas.
Finding outthe community's combined vision for The Destination Playground is key to buildingownership and
a strong sense of community pride. The Wairoa Destination Playground will be planned usingthe community's
combined ideas, with the final design also reflecting the district's heritage and environment.
The Wairoa Young Achievers Trust wants to know how the Wairoa community, particularly its children and
young people, wanttheir new Destination Playground to look. 1
In orderto achieve this, 'wish-list' forms were createBFand circulated to every tehool and early childhood
provider in Wairoa district in Term 2 of 2015. They were also made available at Wairoa i-site, the Wairoa
Library and a "Wish-list"
was also printed in the Wairoa Star 1wspaper that could be cut out.
The 'wish-lists' included a brief background 04<the project and encouraged children and young people to draw
or list what would make their "DREAM" playgr6und. They,,were asked to think about colours, themes, history,
heritage, equipment and spaces - no idea was totle considered too big or too small.
Almost 1500 forms were made availabl e.the communit#and 168 were returned within the three week time
period given.
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Feedback from children and voung people
Playground equipment:
A number of themes emerged with regard to children and young people's preferences in playground
equipment.
The most popular items, which featured in an overwhelmingly high number of forms returned, included:
- Flying fox
- Slide
- Monkey bars
- Trampoline
- Rock wall/climbing wall/rope climbing frame
- Swings (to cater for different ages)
- Bridge and/or swing bridge
Other ideas listed or drawn in a high-number of wish-lists included:
- Steps
- Tree house
- Tower (with a look-out)
- Tunnel
- See-saw
- Sandpit
- Safety mats/mats to exercise on
- Firemen's pole
Ladders
Further suggestions, listed or drawn on o handful or less orthe returned wish-lists, included:
Balance beams
Hamsterwheel
- Train
Shoe holder
- Ball pit
- Tyre swing
- Cargo net
- Mini-putt golf
- Rockinganimals
Chalkboard
Lookout
Water play
- Basketball hoop
- Zipline
Workout stations
- Ropes
- Scooter park area
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Themes and colours:
While most wish-lists focused heavily on 'dream' equipment, there were trends in those that also thought
aboutthemes.
Trees, nature and native bush
were extremely popular themes - possibly hinting at a desire to have the
playground complement its natural surroundings beside Wairoa River.
Gardens
surrounding the playground
were also suggested.
Two other ideas that were suggested in more than one 'wish-list' wer.e a pirate theme and a lighthouse
theme.
There appeared to be no strong preference in colour, however bright colours were suggested on several lists
and were used in almost all of the drawings.
Some children also talked about the use off/ags in the design and incorporated them in their drawings,
particularly on top of towers.
Other facilities:
A high number of wish-lists mentioned bbq's as part of the design, along with tables and chairs and designated
eating areas.
A water fountain for drinking was suggested, as was shade (either bytrees 6r shade sails).
Two wish-lists did suggest the possibility of a toilet facility nearthe playground
Rubbish bins also featured in a number of wish-lists as
d\d safety lights at night.
Further suggestions:
There was a strong 'no smoking' theme 'among several of the wish-lists returned.
Many suggested separating 807erent areas for different age groups so that younger children can play safely
and bigger children can also play without having to worry about injuring smaller ones.
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Feedback from adults
Several adults took the time to fill out 'wish-lists' with ideas for what they would like to see for children and
their families.
Playground equipment:
Adult's suggestions for equipment mirrored those of the responses from children and young people.
Other equipment suggested, that was not included in the children/young people's wish-lists, included:
- Maypole
- Fort
- Large chess set
- Raised mono rail for pushing little children
A local doctor who responded went into great detail as to how the playground could promote healthy living by
incorporating exercise stations that both adults and children can use.
"My suggestion is to have a series of basic bodyweight exercise stations, mainly aimed at adults [in addition to
stuff for the kids]. These stations would have stuff like pull-up bars [various heights], monkey bars, balance
beam, and rubber matting to allow for sit-ups, push-ups. Ideally there would be signs giving explanation &
suggestions for exercises to try.
It would also be great to have smaller exercise stations along the river walkway at each of the 1km marked
points - thereby encouraging people to walk/jog/run between stations. How about an exercise station on the
top of Pilot Hill at the 5K point? Schools and CACTUS could all use this to improve fitness in the town."
Other facilities:
Adults talked aboutthe need for seating and picnic areas, within the fence of the playground, rather than
outside as it currently is. This will ensure parents can supervise their children and also create a more inclusive
experience.
Adults strongly supported the idea of bbq facilities.
A path was suggested from playground to skate park with concrete poles to prevent vehicles from using it.
This could be continued on to the ski club and be used for biking, walking, scootering etc.
Shade sails
were also mentioned by adults, particularly over seating areas.
References to other playgrounds:
References were made to other popular playgrounds throughout the North Island that could be used as
inspiration forthe Wairoa design. These playgrounds included:
- Marine Parade, Napier
- Taupo town centre
Paihiatua
- Kuirau Park, Rotorua
- Pt Chevilar Reserve, Auckland
Woodville
- Waterfront, Tauranga
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Themes and colours:
Adult responses talked about the use of:
- Bright colours
- Murals
- Ways to reflect Wairoa's multi-cultural community
- Use of natural materials such as wood
Key comments:
"To provide an attractive, safe, fun meeting place for all whanau, visitors and children"
"We want a playground that people will see when crossing the bridge and think, wow, we have to stop there"
"A playground that incorporates the whole family - different levels for different ages"
"A place that caters for all children aged 1 to 16 years would be wonderful"
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Aggendix 1
Education providers that "Wish-lists" were posted or delivered to:
Te Mahia School
St Joesph's School
Tiaho School
Wairoa Primary School
Nuhaka School
Frasertown School
Mohaka School
Putere School
Ohuka School
Ruakituri School
Te Kura Kaupapa o Waikaremoana
Te Kura Kaupapa o te Ngati Kahungunu
Brian Avenue Kindergarten
Kids House/Kids Corner
Wairoa College
Te Kohanga Reo o Te Kainga o Te Koraha
Te Kohanga Reo o Ruataniwha
Te Kohanga Reo o Maramahatea
Te Kohanga Reo o Te Wairoa
Te Waihirere Kohanga Reo
Te Puawaitanga o Te)Reo Kohanga
Te Kohanga Reo o Taihoa
Nga Tamariki o Nga Hau E Wha Kindergarten
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Appendix 2
DESTINATiON
PLAYGROUND
WAIROA
What's in your b AM playground!
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The Wairoa Young Achievers Trust is leading the development of a'Destination Playground for Wairoa to attract
residents anti visitors alike into the town centre.
The proposed playground will cater forthe needs'of childreri of all ages from preschoolersthrough toteenagers and
their families, The planned site is that of the existing- playground on Marine Parade with an idea to also incorporate
picnic, barbeque and covered seating areas. The Destination Playgrounwill be built to a high national standard, using
·/ local materials and labour wherever possible.
* The next step ...
Finding out the corhmunity s combined vigion for The Destination Playground is key to building ownership and a strong
sense of community pride.
The Wairoa Destination Playground will}be planned using the community's combined ideas, with the final design also
reflectingthe district's heritage and environment.
The De$tination Playground Wish-List...
The Wairoa Young Achievers Trustwants to know how the Wairoa community, particularly its children and young
people, wanttheir new Destination Playground to look.
Things to think about include...
Colours - Themes - History - Heritage - Equipment - Spaces
Big Kids: Please fill outthe Wish List using your expertise around your observations of children's play, different ages,
interaction and favourite equipment. Think healthy family fun, group dynamics, safety and imagination.
Kids: Please fill out the Wish-List using your imagination! No idea is too big
or too small!! To ensure your ideas are taken into consideration in the design of the Destination Playground return all
Wish-Lists to your school's front
office by July 2,d
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YOUR DREAM PLAYGROUND
Draw, write and list everything you think the The Wairoa Destination Playground
should include. No idea is too big or too small!!!
WAIROA YOUNG ACHIEVERS TRUST
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MOVIE '
MARATHON
SUNDAY 26th April
GAIETY THEATRE
10am: Animated family adventure
about an abandoned cat seeking shelter in a
mysterious house inhabited by a now retired
magician with many animals and a dazzling
array of automatons and gizmos capable of
whipping up breakfast while rolling out a
spectacular song-and-dance routine.
Animated, Family, Fantasy, 1hr 25mins
12.30 pm:
A family superhero sci-fi
movie, set in the high-tech city of San
Fransokyo. A brilliant young robotics prodigy
and his robo-pal Baymax join forces with a
team of first-time crime fighters to save the
city from a dastardly criminal menace
Comedy, Family, Kids,lhr 36mins
1* Low level violence
3.30pm:
In a dystopian future, a
group of boys are delivered to The Glade a
large, open expanse ringed by a looming
stone maze - with no memoryof who they
are or how they got there. Their only chance
for escape is through The Maze.
Family, Fantasy, Thriller ,lhr 53mins,
Violence
6.30pm: ANZAC Special
Russell Crowe's directorial debut a war story
set after the Battle of Gallipoli the World
War I campaign fought by ANZAC, Turkish
and Allied troops when an Australian farmer
travels to Turkey to find his three
missingsons.
, Drama, War, Historical, 1hr 51mins,
Violence.
FUNDRAISER: $5 per person, per movie.
All proceeds go to The Walroa Young Achievers Trust's
Marine Parade Destination Playground Project.
Popcorn, Lollies, Chocolate & Drinks Available for Purchase
CASH ONLY NO EFTPOS
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Wairoa Communitv Playground Group Submission to the
Wairoa Community Plain
Introduction
One of the enduring issues for Wairoa has been the need for Wairoa to develop its economic potential. One
initiative that could assist this is the construction of a playground that encourages through traffic to stop, and
spend money in local businesses. Playgrounds that encourage this to occur are known as destination
playgrounds.
Another concern of the community has been the anti social behaviour of local young people. This concern has
been consistently raised as a concern by council and community groups, The Wairoa star articles and numerous
rate payers voicing their concerns through the Wairoa star. One of the recognised ways in combating this
negative behaviour is by creating opportunities and fun safe environments for young people to play.
Currently the existing playgrounds are limited at best or inoperable. Due to this through traffic stop over is
limited and many Wairoa children play on the streets and other unsafe areas in Wairoa. This is unsafe for the
children and can lead to boredom that can escalate into anti social behaviour.
In order to rectify this situation we have developed a proposal to refurbish the current playgrounds and create a
new recreation area. This proposal will also have the following positive effects:
1.
Promote community pride amongst Wairoa children and parents.
2.
Demonstrate to our kids that we value them.
3.
Offer them a place to play safely.
4.
Encourage a sense of ownership.
5.
In the long term promote economic growth to Marine Parade through stopover of through traffic.
6.
Invigorate the number of local families spending time in the main shopping areas.
Proposal
Our proposal is that a 2 stage plan.is initiated to improve and increase the safe playing areas in Wairoa. This will
see a plan that:
e Improves and expands the current playground at the Light House, Stage 1.
e Refurbishes the derelict playgrounds we currently possesses Stage 2.
Stage 1
New gated and fenced destination playground at Marine Parade catering for up to 16 year olds (similar to the
Napier Marine Parade Playground)
To include:
e Paid BBQand Seating
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e Toilets
• Shaded Area
e Refurbish
o with new play equipment
o water fountains
o fully fenced
o lockable
o rubbish bins and collection
o Planting
o covered seating.
Stage 2
Have completed Playgrounds within the existing Playgrounds
e Lion Street
e Yacht club
o Mitchell Road
e Memorial Park
Refurbish with new play equipment, water fountains, fully fenced, lockable, rubbish bin and collection, planting,
covered seating.
To ensure that these playgrounds are not vandalised or damaged we propose a concept that place ownership
and responsibility on the surrounding neighbourhood.
e Neighbourhoods being asked if they want their playground upgraded.
e Interested groups agreeing to a social contract to take responsibility for their playground.
e Neighbourhoods asked to identify what their playground should look like based on a phased development
Funding
Initial consultation on 28th Feb 2012 with the Wairoa District Council indicated that the sum of 50Ok was
achievable through council funds. Any funds in excess of this would be raised by the Wairoa Community
Playgrounds Group
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