Over the past 13 years the site has been progressively developed and the northern section, which is used for more passive recreational activities, … For the status of council services under covid-19 alert conditions - Learn more Council services and closures The contributions have helped make all-year play possible at more sports fields in the area. For the status of council services under covid-19 alert conditions - Learn more Council services and closures ‘Stage 2’ restrictions will be introduced if Auckland’s water storage levels continue to decline to a level agreed in Watercare’s Metropolitan Drought Management Plan. Auckland Council is currently installing the first hybrid sports field in New Zealand at the city’s Nixon Park.

However, it is possible to selectively light gates, paths, sports fields, focal points, art work or edges, so that our major open spaces remain a positive part of Auckland's night character. Council services and closures Water restrictions are in effect across the Auckland region, learn more. Auckland Council to change way sports fields are allocated to clubs Felicity Reid Reporter from North Shore Times One football club's battle for field space highlights the challenges caused by Auckland Council…

Consent delays have also had an impact. Fields are allocated by Auckland Council, and council's principal sports parks specialist Grant Jennings said allocations are based on the booking requests from clubs and monitoring is … In the fifth part of our series, we look at the council's initiatives to improve Auckland's sport fields.
Description. When designing a park you should develop a lighting strategy which achieves the following design outcomes: 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Introductory Statement. Barry Curtis Park is a 90-hectare site purchased some 20 years ago by the then Manukau City Council. Hibiscus and Bays Local Board deputy chair Janet Fitzgerald says the upgrade, timed around the football season, will allow year-round play. • Sports Field Demand - Clearly identify the current levels of use and look to project future use for both summer and winter sports. The installation is part of a three-year, $30 million Council project to create all-weather playing fields for Auckland sports in a bid to reduce winter games' cancellations and catch up with demand for field time as the city's population grows. This facility will support activities that are within government guidelines that can be found here. The sports field decision making process is captured within four stages, as shown in the diagram below. Please note that room capacities are capped as shown below. About Barry Curtis Park. Council services and closures Water restrictions are in effect across the Auckland region, learn more. Mark Bowater has, for the last eight years, been dedicated to making sports fields … Restrictions at Stage 2 include all of those introduced at Stage 1, while also banning all watering of sports fields. Rodney Councillor Greg Sayers says the council recognises the growing demand on sports fields, and how important it is to continue investing. “Sports fields are busy throughout the year and must be fit for purpose for the sports codes and groups that run various programmes on them. The $1.2 million upgrade was delayed for a year as it is dependent on sports field usage. Since 2015, Auckland Council has invested more than $3.4 million in sports parks and fields in Rodney. ‘Stage 2’ restrictions will be introduced if Auckland’s water storage levels continue to decline to a level agreed in Watercare’s Metropolitan Drought Management Plan. Each stage is discussed in further detail throughout this document. Adjacent to sports fields, tennis courts and a childrens playground, this small hall is situated in a lovely rural environment. Restrictions at Stage 2 include all of those introduced at Stage 1, while also banning all watering of sports fields. “Our investment in parks, sport and recreation totals more than 85 per cent of the board’s total capital budget and is our key focus,” she says.