Long Term Community Plan 2012-2022 - Hurunui District Council

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www.hurunui.govt.nz • In response to growth and demand, a purpose designed medical centre was built in Hanmer Springs in 2008 • Hanmer Springs has a combined emergency response facility which houses Fire, Police, and Ambulance services Ward Governance District Councillors are responsible for representing the interests of their ward, setting Council policies and monitoring the Council’s performance. They are elected every three years by the voters of their ward. The Hanmer Springs Ward is currently represented by one councillor: Michael Malthus (who is also Deputy Mayor). In addition, the Hanmer Springs Ward has the publicly elected Hanmer Springs Community Board. The current representatives on the Board are; Jason Fletcher (Chair) Bill Clarkson Rosemary Ensor Kate Poiner Chris Preston Hanmer Springs also has its own Business Association. Key Long Term Opportunities and Challenges Community: • Target local population by 2023 of 1500 people • Provide housing for all ages and stages of life • Be a recognised sustainable community • Provide access to affordable housing for the retired and those on low incomes • Provide village wide high speed broadband connectivity • Extend the pedestrian friendly approach to the town • Ensure the Queen Mary Hospital opportunities are realised for both the business community and the residents Commercial and Tourism: • A long term challenge for the Hanmer Springs Ward is to maintain annual visitor growth • The vesting of the 6 hectare reserve area on the Queen Mary site represents a substantial opportunity for the Hanmer Springs Ward and the district • The Track Network provides a great opportunity to add to Hanmer’s visitor attractions • Long term security of access to the forests that surrounds Hanmer. • The high country areas are some of the best in new Zealand and offer visitors unique and easy access. • Maximisation of the commercial Zoned area in the village • Hanmer Springs needs to tap into the conference market • Hanmer Springs needs better community facilities in order to attract and keep people Infrastructure: • Improved access to the high-country will open up great opportunities for further tourism development • Entry at State highway 7 and 7a needs to be safer and more user friendly • Environment Canterbury has made it a requirement that we improve the quality of sewage outfall. • Peak loading for water needs to be safe guarded Key Planning Assumptions The Hanmer Springs area is predicted to continue to grow at above district average rates. Whilst there are some important challenges facing tourism, it is assumed that on balance whilst there has been an impact from the economic downturn on international travel, the Christchurch/Canterbury market has continue to grow, further strengthening the already strong demand for holiday homes. Hanmer Springs is a popular location for retirees and those able to work from home. It is predicted that as telecommunications and technology advance over the coming years, this market will further increase. The key projects table on the next page sets out the work we are planning over the next ten years. In addition, we are also keen to: • Seek accreditation as a sustainable community • Provide Village wide high speed broadband connectivity • Seek continued funding and upgrading of the Track Network • Look at the purchase the Heritage Forrest and link to St James walking/cycling /horses and extend to Woodbank Road and Clarence Valley • Improve the roads and access to the high-country 66
Hurunui Community Long Term Plan 2012 - 2022 • Improve the entry at State highway 7 and 7a • Improve the sewage out fall water quality to meet ECAN requirements • Start looking at water supply for 2023 Key Projects Year Planned 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015-2022 Land purchased for water treatment $140,000 Water – renewal reticulation (from Asset Management Plan) $623,656 New sewerage monitoring bores - disposal $555,350 New sewerage monitoring bores - desludging $93,528 Stormwater – Capital Expenditure $62,352 $154,086 Sewer Improvements $220,000 $1,288,560 Roading - renewals $15,000 $15,588 $16,107 $131,511 Roading – new construction $45,000 $46,764 $48,321 $394,527 Street lighting $15,000 $15,588 $16,107 $131,511 Hanmer Springs Hall – stage upgrade $10,000 Hanmer Springs Hall – extension $193,284 Sports ground upgrade $30,000 Exercise equipment $35,000 $1,077, 379 Additional seating $3,000 $2,078 $1,074 BBQ equipment – Brooke Dawson $5,000 BBQ equipment – Tarndale $5,196 Reserve capital projects $10,000 $10,392 $10,738 $87,681 Conical Hill Walkway Project $119,450 New welcome sign on SH7 $70.000 Hanmer Springs Ward - Sample Properties Property Hanmer Springs Township (Tourism) Hanmer Springs Township Hanmer Springs Rural Capital Value Supply Water Units No of fixed Charges Actual Rates 2011/2012 Proposed Rates 2012/2013 Increase (Decrease) $ % 405,000 Hanmer Springs 215 1 $2,061.62 $2,142.58 $80.96 3.93% 430,000 Hanmer Springs 27 1 $1,626.17 $1,689.71 $63.53 3.91% 3,325,000 No Water n/a 1 $4,267.03 $4,464.69 $197.67 4.63% 67
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