Taumarere Flood Management Working Group
18 October 2018
Taumarere Flood Management
Working Group Record of Actions
Meeting held in the Te Pokapu Centre
7-9 Wynyard Street
Kawakawa
on Thursday 18 October 2018,
commencing at 12 noon
Present:
Justin Blaikie (Co-Chairperson)
Northland Regional Council
Murray
Armstrong Tangata
Whenua representative
Hohipere Williams Tangata
Whenua representative
Kevin
Davidson Kawakawa
Business Community representative
Rowena
Tana Motatau/Opahi/Matawaia
ratepayer representative and Kawakawa Hundertwasser Park Charitable Trust
representative
Ngahau Davis Otiria/Moerewa/Pokapu
ratepayer representative
Johnson
Davis Bay of
Islands Vintage Railway representative
Brian
Child NZTA
representative
In Attendance:
NRC
staff: Joseph
Camuso, Toby Kay, Doug Foster, Suzanne Takiwa, Nola Sooner (Record of Actions
Taker)
FNDC
staff Steven
Smith, Stephen Little
Manuwai Wells FNDC
Bay of Islands-Whangaroa Community Board (Kawakawa-Moerewa representative)
Noma Shepherd Member
of the public
Myra Larcombe Member
of the public
Amadonna Jakeman Member
of the public
Peter Woods Member
of the public
Laurell Pratt Member
of the public
Apologies (Item 1.0)
Bruce Howse NRC
Malcolm Nicolson NRC
Cr Joce Yeoman NRC
Richard
Cookson Kawakawa
ratepayer representative
Kelly
Stratford Far
North District Council representative
Matters arising from the last Record of
Actions (5 June 2018) (Item 2.1)
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Presented by: Joseph
Camuso
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Agreed action points:
·
Role and Composition of the Taumarere Flood Management Working
Group – it was confirmed:
o
Hohipere Williams will replace Tui Shortland as a tangata whenua
representative;
o
Kevin Davidson will remain the Kawakawa local business
community representative;
o
KiwiRail – it was noted Peter Ramsay is listed as
KiwiRail’s representative. However, Rowena advised that KiwiRail
has indicated a representative will attend when required for specific agenda
items that require their input;
o Ratepayer
representatives
§ Otiria/Moerewa/Pokapu
- Ngahau Davis confirmed he will remain the ratepayer representative;
§ Maromaku (Aaron
Taikato) – Deferred from previous meeting - Rowena confirmed she would
follow up with Aaron Taikato to check his availability to remain as the
ratepayer representative. Action: Rowena Tana
§ Waiomio - Marlena
(Dolly) Baker had advised via email (5-06-18) that neither Stephen Tautari
nor Teina Wells-Smith were available to be the ratepayer representative for
Waiomio to replace Manuwai Wells who was the original representative.
Dolly had confirmed she had contacted Manuwai Wells to find a suitable
representative. Action: Manuwai Wells
o Laurell
advised that Rowena Tana has been appointed by Kawakawa Hundertwasser Park
Charitable Trust as its’ representative.
·
Review Long Term Plan Options
o
Joseph Camuso presented a summary of the Long-Term Plan for
Taumarere-Kawakawa and the Flood Mitigation Options Selection Criteria.
Attendees were requested to complete the Options Selection Criteria Template
and hand the completed forms to Amadonna at Ngati Hine FM offices based at 7
Wynyard Street, Kawakawa by 14 November 2018. Amadonna confirmed
she would liaise with Nola and arrange for the completed forms to be sent to
Northland Regional Council. Action: All
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Communications
Engagement Strategy Plan (Item 2.2)
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Presented by: Suzanne
Takiwa
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Agreed action points:
·
NRC staff to send regular updates to the wider community.
Suzanne confirmed she would contact Kelly Stratford and Rowena Tana to
organise a hui. Action: Suzanne Takiwa
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Turntable Hill Update (Item 2.3)
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Presented by: Joseph
Camuso
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Any Other Business (Item 2.4)
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Hundertwasser
Memorial Park
Laurell
Pratt tabled an overview of the Concept Master Plan for the proposed
Hundertwasser Memorial Park on behalf of the Kawakawa Hundertwasser Park Charitable
Trust with a view to incorporating it into the flood mitigation work to be
undertaken at Kawakawa.
History
of the Lower Kawakawa River
Myra
Larcombe tabled some historical photos of the area and provided a verbal
update on the history of the area. Myra expressed her concern that
there is no option put forward to remove the plug in the lower Kawakawa
River. Toby advised that Option 17 and Option 17A addresses the
concerns raised.
It was
agreed NRC staff will undertake a cost analysis and another modelling design
run consisting of the Stop-banking option that Murray Armstrong tabled.
This would provide a similar benefit to the Otiria “spillway
option” that has been modelled.
The
committee resolved to include the Waiomio River Stop-banking and benching
option within the 2018-19 Annual Plan process. This will capitalize on
the synergies of work from the Hundertwasser Memorial Park targeted for
2019-2020 work season. Action: Joseph Camuso
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Conclusion
The meeting concluded at 3.40 p.m.