Albert-Eden plans, agreements and reports

Albert-Eden Local Board Plan 2020

The Albert-Eden Local Board Plan is its strategic three-year plan outlining the community's priorities.

Local board plans guide local board activity, funding and investment decisions. They also influence local board input into regional strategies and plans, including the Auckland Plan (the 30-year vision for Auckland), the 10-year budget (long-term plan) and the annual budgets.

​Translation in te reo Māori

The local board has agreed on the plan for 2020. Read more about the discussion on the Albert-Eden local board plan 2020 site.

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​You can request accessible word documents of local board plans through our contact centre on 09 301 0101 or by visiting one of our service centres.

Albert-Eden Local Board Agreement (budget)

The local board agreement sets out the local board's budget and funding for activities and performance measures for the financial year.

Local board agreements are part of the council's annual budget.

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​Albert-Eden Local Board progress and achievement reports

Local boards have a wide ranging role.

Progress reports detail our progress and achievements.

We make decisions on local matters, provide local leadership and work with you to build strong communities.

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​Albert-Eden Local Board Engagement Strategy 2019-2022

The Albert-Eden Local Board Engagement Strategy 2019-2022:

• develops engagement plans for local community priorities and the Albert-Eden Local Board Plan.
• creates opportunities for the community to give feedback on Auckland-wide plans or projects, such as the Annual Budget and 10-year budget.

 The engagement strategy also captures the aspirations of the Albert-Eden Local Board, including:

• valuing and creating opportunities for diverse and inclusive participation
• local board members being well informed on the needs of a diverse community
• improving Māori engagement.

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​Albert-Eden Community Art Brokers Report

The Albert Eden local board initiated the Community Arts Broker role in response to a new council direction towards community empowerment in arts and cultural activities across the local board area.

This report covers activities undertaken by the Community Arts Brokers from July 2018 until June 2019.

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​Albert-Eden Local Paths (Greenways) Plan

This document defines the long-term local paths plan for Albert-Eden Local Board area.

This is a visionary and guiding document intended for use by elected members, council and CCO officers, community and volunteer groups, private developers and other interested parties.

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​Chamberlain Park Master Plan

The Chamberlain Park Master Plan 2015 sets the long-term vision for Chamberlain Park, which outlines a staged approach to making changes at the site.

In November 2019, the Albert-Eden Local Board decided to retain a largely unchanged 18-hole golf course, instead of developing a nine-hole golf course as outlined in the master plan it adopted in 2015.

The local board is now progressing its vision to increase the recreational use of Chamberlain Park, which will enable people to enjoy a new neighbourhood park at the western end of the site.

The public will also be able to enjoy:

• new walking and cycling connections
• a changed golf layout
• a restored Waititiko/Meola Creek.
  

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Newton Eden Terrace Plan 2016-2046

The Waitematā Local Board and Albert Eden Local Board have worked with their communities to develop a plan for the future growth, development and investment of the Newton and Eden Terrace area.

For more information please see Newton and Eden Terrance Plan page.

Waterview Precinct Plan 2013

This precinct plan is a significant document providing local area residents, Auckland Council, and relevant central government agencies with a vision for the area.

See the Waterview Precinct Plan page for more information.

Archived documents

If you are unable to find a document you are looking for you can:

• contact your local board office, or
• check the council archives.