ANNUAL PLAN 2020-21 FEEDBACK FORM
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ANNUAL PLAN 2020-21 FEEDBACK FORM Tell us what you think by 4.30pm BE IN TO WIN! on Monday, 20 April 2020 See page 5 for more details. YOUR THOUGHTS 1. Civic Centre – investing in a shared, multi-purpose facility The Town Hall was closed in June 2016 and cannot be repaired. We know most of Masterton wants a new Town Hall facility. First, we need to decide what to do with the two buildings that are connected to the Town Hall – that includes whether we keep the frontage of the existing Civil building (façade). Municipal Building Defence We’ve got two options; either demolish just the old Town Hall itself and keep the other two buildings for now (that Façade means keeping the current façade). Or, we could demolish all the buildings on the site and start fresh. Tell us which option you’d go with. CIVIC CENTRE OPTIONS Note: Cost impact in 2020-21 is $9.60 per household on average for both options. Future Tick the one costs depend on decisions made. you want Option A (Preferred): Demolish the Town Hall only and retain the façade, municipal buildings and civil defence building. Explore the design, cost and location of a new multi-purpose facility that may include a library. Option B (Alternate): Demolish existing buildings and facade. Build a new multi-purpose facility encompassing space for events and a new library at the most appropriate location for such a facility. More information on the Civic Centre is available in the Annual Plan 2020-21 Consultation Document and on our website: mstn.govt.nz/civic-centre-development 2. Henley Lake – Water Availability We’ve always taken water from the Ruamāhanga River to fill Henley Lake. The rules are changing and it’s likely we won’t be able to take water from the river in dry summer months in the future. We need to decide whether we keep pushing for an agreement for us to keep taking water from nearby water sources during dry summer months, or whether we adapt the lake to suit lower water levels in summer. We’ve got two options; we can continue trying to get approval for us to keep taking water, which could cost up to $600,000. Or, we could instead focus on beautifying the lake to make it look better when the water level drops. We could invest $350,000 to make a start on this plan. WE ARE LOCAL GOVERNMENT WWW.MSTN.GOVT.NZ
HENLEY LAKE OPTIONS
Tick the one
you want
Option A (Preferred):
Continue to seek a consent to take water from the Ruamāhanga Catchment when it is
below minimum flow to supply Henley Lake, with a budget of $600,000 over two years.
The rates impact is 1.1% increase in 2020-21.
Option B (Alternate):
Modify the current resource consent application (WAR170189) to take water from the
Ruamāhanga River above minimum flow and make changes to the lake to adapt over time,
with an initial budget of $350,000 in 2020-21.
The rates impact is 0.08% increase in 2020-21.
More information on Henley Lake is available in the Annual Plan 2020-21 Consultation Document and on our
website: mstn.govt.nz/henley-lake-managing-water
3. Skatepark Revamp
The Masterton skatepark needs urgent refurbishment and we need to decide whether we just do what needs
doing now or take it a step further and embark on a full revamp – making it a regional attraction.
We’ve got two options; either invest almost half the money ($500,000) needed to do a full upgrade, or invest
a lesser amount ($300,000) which will allow immediate fixes to be done. We’re keen for Masterton to have an
amazing facility that will become a regional attraction, that’s why Option A is what we want to go with.
SKATEPARK REVAMP OPTIONS
Tick the one
you want
Option A (Preferred):
Invest $500,000 to fund approximately half of the proposed $1.1 million project. This
would include some remedial works as part of the early stages of the full upgrade.
Option B (Alternate):
Invest $300,000 to fund approximately one third of the proposed $1.1 million project. This
would include some remedial works as part of the early stages of the full upgrade.
More information on the skatepark revamp is available in the Annual Plan 2020-21 Consultation Document
and on our website: mstn.govt.nz/skatepark-revamp
4. Fees and Charges
FEES AND CHARGES 2020-21
Yes No
Do you support the proposed changes to our Fees and Charges for 2020-21?
(available on our website: mstn.govt.nz/annual-plan-2020-21-making-it-happen)
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All submissions are public documents and will be made available to the media and general public. Please
advise us if you do not want your contact details made publicly available by including the word ‘PRIVATE’
after your name.
YOUR DETAILS
Name ........................................................................ Organisation (if applicable) ...........................................
Physical Address .............................................................................................................................................
Postal Address.................................................................................................................................................
Email......................................................................... Phone ............................................................................
Are you making a submission as an individual or on behalf of an organisation? Individual Organisation
A hearing will be held on Wednesday 6 May and Thursday 7 May 2020.
Do you want to speak to your submission at the hearing? Yes No
Note: If we receive a high number of submissions where individuals/organisations/groups want to be heard, we may schedule an additional
hearing day.
ABOUT YOU
Answering the following questions helps us understand which sectors of our community are providing MDC
with feedback. This information will not be made public with your submission. Only collated data will be
reported to Council.
Age Under 18 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+
Ethnicity NZ European Māori Pasifika Asian Other
Gender Male Female
Have you made a submission to MDC before? Yes No
PRIZE DRAWS
Thanks for taking the time to tell us what you think. As a thank you, we’ve got a range of
great prizes up for grabs. Tick which one you’d love to win.
Bowling and bumper cars on us (tickets for 2 adults, 2 children and a $50 food voucher)
Pukaha family membership (giving you free access for a year)
2 x tickets to the World of Wearable Art
$200 petrol voucher
$200 Empire Skate voucher
$200 Lonestar voucher
$200 Stirling Sports voucher
I don’t want to be in the draw
Please note: to be eligible to win, the survey must be completed and a name and
contact provided.
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