Hamurana Reserve Development - implementing the development plan
Consultation has concluded
Update
As part of the reserve development project, Council recently carried out a trial allowing overnight parking for responsible campers at a small section of Hamurana Reserve.
With summer approaching, we would like to understand what impact that trial had on the reserve and the wider community.
- Provide feedback on the Overnight Parking for Responsible Campers trial
- View more information about the trial and the results
The survey feedback period is now closed. Rotorua Lakes Council will analyse the survey feedback and will report back to the community in due course.
Background
In 2013 the Hamurana and Awahou Residents and Ratepayers Association (HARRA) made a submission to Council's 2013/2014 Annual Plan requesting Council prepare a plan for the future development of the Hamurana Lakefront reserve.
In September 2017 Council led a consultation project in which the public were invited to give feedback on the draft development plan and which of the proposed works were most important to them and what should have been prioritised first.
With the support of Ngati Rangiwewehi, HARRA and the Rotorua Lakes Community Board Council are now working towards developing the reserve based on priorities fed back from the community.
View the October community update
Development work is currently underway and is expected to be completely finished closer to summer all things going well.
Pin your priorities on the Hamurana Reserve
Show us how you would prioritise development of the reserve by placing pins within the pink area on the map.
Instructions:
a) Place a categorised pin.
Place a pin on the desired location - these maps may help:
Overview Map
Detailed Map
(You can place multiple pins on the map).
b) Prioritise.
Each time you place a pin, a box will appear asking you to give it a priority: 1 being the highest, 10 the lowest.
c) Add your own pin.
For the optional "Other" pin, please add a comment describing the action to prioritise. Ensure you also provide it a rank; again 1 being the highest, 10 the lowest.
*Map is not to scale and does not reflect final positioning of paths, signage, bollards/ fencing, overnight camping area or extent of foreshore protection works. View the detailed map for more information.
