Kaipātiki plans, agreements and reports

​Kaipātiki Local Board Plan 2020-2023

The Kaipātiki 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 council’s 10-year Budget (Long-term Plan) and the annual budgets.

​Translation in te reo Māori

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Kaipātiki 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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Kaipātiki Local Board - Joint CCO Engagement Plan 2021-2022

This plan outlines how Kaipātiki Local Board and council-controlled organisations (CCOs) will work together on community priorities.

The CCOs include:

• Auckland Transport
• Tātaki Auckland Unlimited
• Eke Panuku Development
• Watercare

This plan also creates a framework for reporting progress.

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​Kaipātiki  Urban Ngahere Action Plan 2021

The Kaipātiki  Urban Ngahere Action Plan aims to recognise and replenish Tāmaki Makaurau’s urban ngahere (forest).

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Glenfield Centre Plan

The Glenfield Centre Plan considers how our local town centre might be improved over the next 30 years.

It shares our main priorities and talks about public investment and private development in our area.

Though it is focused on our town centre and locations within a 10-minute walk, it also considers other parts of Glenfield.

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The Kaipātiki Open Space Network Plan 2022-2032

The Kaipātiki Local Board hope to provide high quality, safe and well-used parks.

These spaces will enable a range of activities, uses and experiences for people of all ages and abilities.

Our plan decides the development of the Kaipātiki open space network until 2032. It reflects the changing aspirations and behaviours of our community.

This is a living document that sets a range of priority actions.  

These actions will be delivered as and when funds allow.

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Birkenhead War Memorial Park Masterplan

This regenerative masterplan is an aspirational 30-year plan that provides a framework for future decisions affecting investment and development of the park and its facilities. It uses a principle-based approach to advocate for a shared facility model in order to achieve the best use of space at Birkenhead War Memorial Park for the greatest benefit.

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​Fernglen Native Plant Garden Reserve Service Assessment

This service assessment established service outcomes to guide future works at Fernglen Native Plant Gardens in the following areas:

• horticulture and botany
• ecology and sustainability
• education
• connections and access
• experience
• recreation
• placemaking
• history, culture and the arts

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​Kaipātiki Climate Action Plan (2023)

This action plan sets out how Kaipātiki can adapt to the impacts of climate change and become a resilient, zero carbon community.

The plan focuses on positive economic, social and environmental actions we can take now that are good for our communities.

The plan also sets some medium-term targets that will help us reach zero carbon emissions in Kaipātiki.

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​Kaipātiki Community Facility Trust Partnering Agreement

The Kaipātiki Community Facilities Trust (KCFT) Partnering Agreement presents how the Kaipātiki Local Board and KCFT intend to work together to support Kaipātiki’s residents and communities to thrive.

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​Kaipātiki Connections Network Plan

The Kaipātiki Connections Network Plan aims to provide cycling and walking connections which are safe and enjoyable, while also improving local ecology and access to recreational opportunities.

The plan proposes enhancements and extensions to the existing Kaipātiki network of walking tracks and on-road cycle links that will improve connections both within parks, and between areas of open space.

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​Kaipātiki Local Parks Management Plan

An omnibus approach instead of the previous single reserve management plans, the Kaipātiki Local Parks Management Plan will provide a holistic and integrated view of the local board’s core park management issues and priorities in order to enable consistency of open space management across the local board area and park types.

For the latest information on the Kaipātiki local parks management plan see the consultation on Kaipātiki Local Parks Management Plan.

​Kaipātiki Nature Spaces and Trails Feasibility Assessment

This study uses network analysis mapping to explore overall patterns and synergies between existing nature reserves, ecosystems, Kaipātiki Explorer routes, and playspace provision. Possible sites for nature play spaces and trails are assessed for their intrinsic nature play opportunities, with schematic site plans presenting recommendations spatially for future implementation.

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​Kaipātiki Play and SunSmart Provision Assessment

This study assesses the current playspace provision and play value at a network and individual playspace scale to identify and address:

• Gaps or oversupply in playspace provision
• Gaps in play value or age group provision
• Relationships between facilities and opportunities for complementary provision of activities
• Shifts in age demographics
• SunSmart shade provision
• Renewal priorities and minimum capital works budget requirements

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​Kaipātiki Urban Ngahere Report

The urban forest within the Kaipātiki local board area contains about 60 native bush reserves, and this 2013 report presents a snapshot in the context of current land cover, demographic, socioeconomic, and environmental issues.

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​Naturalisation of Parks Service Assessment

This report identifies potential trial sites for the four themed naturalisation opportunities of edible gardens, food forests, pollinator pathways and natural meadows within local parks in the Kaipātiki local board area.

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​Northcote Town Centre Benchmark Masterplan

The Benchmark Masterplan sets out an exciting, ambitious vision for a regenerated Northcote Town Centre. It is based on urban design and Te Aranga design principles and promotes a comprehensive, staged development with new, fit-for-business buildings.

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​Pest Free Kaipātiki MoU

A formalisation of Auckland Council’s cooperative relationship with Pest Free Kaipātiki towards achieving a shared vision of “a place where birds and other native wildlife flourish, and everyone works together to support our natural heritage.” Specifically, this sets out a framework enabling cooperation between Auckland Council and Pest Free Kaipātiki in predator control, weed eradication, and planting of native vegetation, asset management, development, and other conservation and ecological restoration activities on public and private land in the Kaipātiki local board area.

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​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.