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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ON WILSON PARK IS NOW CLOSED.
What do you love to do at Wilson Park? Stroll through the Sunday market? Linger over a long picnic lunch?
We’re reviewing our plans for Wilson Park and want to know what the Waihī Beach community uses Wilson Park for, and what we could put in place to ensure it continues to be one of your favourite spots.
The last plan for the reserve was completed in 2006, and at that time the community wanted to add
amphitheatre seating and steps,
a drinking fountain,
outdoor lighting and
a retaining wall to promote the site as an events space.
Budget constraints around then meant these plans didn’t progress. So now Council would like to know - is this plan still fit-for purpose? And how do you want Wilson Park to be developed in the future?
It’s been 15 years since the community last shared their ideas - now we need to check back in to see how your aspirations may have changed.
It’s really important that park users get in touch and share their feedback, so our plans can reflect the current and future uses of the park.
Following this stage of community engagement, the next steps is for Council to develop a draft concept plan for community consultation in June/July 2022, followed by seeking funding through the Annual Plan process.
Tell us what you think in the survey and on the plan below.
What do you love to do at Wilson Park? Stroll through the Sunday market? Linger over a long picnic lunch?
We’re reviewing our plans for Wilson Park and want to know what the Waihī Beach community uses Wilson Park for, and what we could put in place to ensure it continues to be one of your favourite spots.
The last plan for the reserve was completed in 2006, and at that time the community wanted to add
amphitheatre seating and steps,
a drinking fountain,
outdoor lighting and
a retaining wall to promote the site as an events space.
Budget constraints around then meant these plans didn’t progress. So now Council would like to know - is this plan still fit-for purpose? And how do you want Wilson Park to be developed in the future?
It’s been 15 years since the community last shared their ideas - now we need to check back in to see how your aspirations may have changed.
It’s really important that park users get in touch and share their feedback, so our plans can reflect the current and future uses of the park.
Following this stage of community engagement, the next steps is for Council to develop a draft concept plan for community consultation in June/July 2022, followed by seeking funding through the Annual Plan process.
Tell us what you think in the survey and on the plan below.
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Feedback has now closed. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us.
This is the current plan for Wilson Park as developed in 2006. Let us know what you like and what you would add or change.
Browse through our design proposal and have your say. You can place pins and make comments directly on the plan and vote other people’s ideas up and down.
How to use this tool:
1. Explore the interactive map below. You can zoom in and out by selecting magnifying glasses in the grey header above the map. 2. To submit a comment or suggestion, hover over the area you'd like to give feedback on and select it. 3. You will then be prompted to provide your name and comment/suggestion. Select "add comment".
Timeline
Open for feedback
What’s next for Wilson Park? has finished this stage
28 February - 27 March 2022
We’re reviewing our plans for Wilson Park and want to know what the Waihī Beach community uses this space for, and what we could put in place here in the future.
Next step
What’s next for Wilson Park? is currently at this stage
We'll evaluate and review your feedback and develop a new draft concept plan.
Presenting the plans
this is an upcoming stage for What’s next for Wilson Park?
We'll be back for formal consultation in June/July 2022 to get your thoughts on the draft concept plans.