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Town Centre Manager Appointment
We're pleased to announce that Robynne Pringle has accepted the role of Te Atatu Business Association Town Centre Manager . Robynne brings a great wealth of experience to this role both in her work with other business associations and as a journalist. Many of our local business owners will have already met with Robynne and I am sure she will make herself known to those that have not met her.
Philip North - Chairman
Te Atatu Peninsula Business Association
Harbourview Sculpture Trail
The next stage in the Sculpture Trail development is a volunteer committee to be established to help plan the 2014 event.Volunteers: we are very grateful to the many volunteers who offered support.
Our curator was Sally Lush, a very experienced artist and curator of sculpture.
For more information: Email: harbourviewsculpture@clear.net.nz
Website: www.harbourviewsculpture.com. Advert: Download PDF
Te Atatu Peninsula Business Association Inc welcomes you to our website. We are celebrating "The Dawn of a New Business Era" in a rejuvenated Peninsula, with the support of the town centre businesses and the Auckland Council, through the Business Development District (BID) formal agreement.
We invite you to enjoy great shopping in an amazing village, and to explore the natural beauty and leisure facilities, great schools and churches in the "Best in the West" place to live.
Our Strategic Plan Public Workshop
Thank you to all those who attended the workshop held to gather input to our Strategic Plan. The plan which has now been drafted and mailed to business owners, will show us the way forward, as a business district.
The Te Atatu Peninsula Business Association has gathered feedback from business owners, land lords, shoppers, visitors to the area, and key area stakeholders. The public workshop held as part of the plan process, attracted a mix of business owners, local board members and people who work in our wider community. Their feedback has been invaluable and will help create a robust plan to guide out town centre through the next three years.
Library & Community Centre Update
As some of you will be aware, a resource consent hearing was held for this project in February this year. The panel of independent commissioners approved the consent in early March, however an appeal to that decision has since been lodged with the Environment Court. This means the resource consent for the project has to proceed to the Environment Court and until that is resolved, construction cannot begin.
In the meantime the project team is progressing with preparations for tender and contractor engagement to ensure we can move to the next stage more quickly once the outcome of the appeal is known.
The community centre continues to be available for hire on a month by month basis until construction begins. All hirers will be advised in advance with potential options for relocation once the resource consent issue is resolved.
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Te Atatu Views magazine is currently being reviewed, we look forward to reintroducing this popular local publication in a brand new format in the near future.
New Defibrillator
We're pleased to announce that the new defibrillator is now available in an emergecy at Unichem Pharmacy.
Jack Pringle Park Toilet Upgrade
Later this year the toilets in our favourite park will be upgraded by Auckland Council. We will keep you posted closer to the time. Read more details hereTARRA - Te Atatu Residents & Ratepayers Association
For all information and inquiries to TARRA, contact Josephine Coles, Ph 834-0624. Email: tarra.inc@hotmail.com
Security Patrols
We are grateful to the team at Arrow Security for very effective security patrols through the Town Centre. All businesses may come into the special security deal at $10 +Gst per week for routine checking of your premises.
