• Mowing maintenance to be more regular
• Information sign is confusing.
• This area receives use from a wide range of groups including hall users, play centre, art group, tennis, play structure
• Carpark has become unmanageable with visitors using it for day parking
• Toilet facilities are inadequate and outdated to cope with visitor numbers
• Need for more seating and shade around play structure

• Traffic Management for the car park
• Upgrade of public toilet facilities
• Drinking fountain
• Bike stand
• More seating and shade alongside play structure
• Information sign to replicate signage in Visitor Car Park
• Signage for and all weather walking track in the north west corner of the reserve to connect Grange Road

• Concrete scooter track around the tennis courts. as carpark busier and busier, smaller children in village need place to practise biking and scootering – Marie Dickie, and others from playgroup
• Picnic facilities with shade,
• Recycling bins by the toilets

• A drainage issue at the entrance off Hahei Beach Road.
• A range of utility services and a St Johns station are in the main Carpark and there is an open drain separating the Carpark from the sports field, toilets and proposed memorial garden.
• Work is underway to develop a memorial garden in the NE corner of the Reserve.
• Kotare Reserve has become a walkway for visitors exiting the village entry Carpark off Pa Road
• Adjoining properties discharge stormwater on to the reserve
• No room for bus parking or concession in the car park

• Signage and all-weather walkways. A line of sight marker for exit on to Michelle Lane.
• Fix the drainage off Hahei Beach Road to allow for all weather walking.
• Provide a foot bridge from the Eastern end of the Carpark onto the open area of the Reserve with a path going past the toilet block and on to the memorial garden.
• Establish clear signage for walkers. Directions to the shops, Cathedral Cove, Hahei Beach and the Pa.
• Support for the memorial garden.
• Open the toilet block permanently for public access.
• Extend car park towards Wigmore Stream
• Clean up esplanade reserve on the camp boundary so it can be mowed.

• Skatepark, Jonny Niclaus has looked into this previously, he has a designer, a copy of the application made for the mount Maunganui vert ramp, costings, and has support of Tennis and sports club in the form of Wendy, Liz, Alan Rosoman, Tim Stephens
• lights for the football field in winter for training. can be attached to the building, can be portable, can be just an all-weather  power point for plugging them in.
• Football pitch to be mown shorter for soccer in winter.)
• Drinking fountain  by toilets on reserve,   rubbish and recycling somewhere there as well.

• Parts of the Reserve can be wet due to overland drainage from surrounding properties.
• Stream edge needs planting due to erosion from heavy rain
• Maintain beach access and provide a foot bridge and walkway on the northern boundary of the Reserve to take walkers along and under the pohutukawas to get on to the Cathedral Cove walkway at the Western end of Hahei Beach. This will take walkers off the beach and away from the Dotterel nesting.
• The walkway from the Reserve up to Tutaritari Road and further on to Grange Road and Cathedral Cove needs good signage and often becomes wet and overgrown.

• Fix drainage and provide all weather walkway
• Plant to protect stream edge.
• Provide a foot bridge across the stream and a walking track on the northern boundary for walkers walking from the end of Beach Road to the Cathedral Cove track off the western end of Hahei Beach.
• Establish good signage to direct walkers.
• Regular maintenance of the track up to Tutaritari Road.
• Signage to direct walkers and all-weather tracks

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• Reserve hosts a variety of invasive weeds.
• Encroachment onto road Reserves

• No development but the encroachment of weeds/ agapanthus need to be cleared from the drains on the road edge.
• The Hahei Reserves group have planted and maintain the bank road verge.

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• Restricted parking for local residents for accessing the beach from Wigmore Crescent
• Walkway access off Pa Rd, muddy and signage inadequate
• Open drain on the “Sunny Dunny” reserve needs to pipe and filled
• Encroachment from adjoining property owners.
• Toilets on the “Sunny Dunny” Reserve are outdated and inadequate to cope with increasing visitor numbers.
• Stormwater and drainage issues.
• Signage to direct walkers.
• Water quality of Wigmore Stream.

• In consultation with neighbours, explore the possibility of a defined parking area on the reserve on the right before Wigmore Stream bridge
• Manage encroachment from adjoining properties.
• Upgrade toilet facilities on the Margaret Place Reserve. Provide a public barbecue, picnic tables and seating, drinking fountain, bike rack.
• Address drainage issues on Esplanade Reserves and provide all weather walking access with appropriate signage to Hahei Beach and the Pa hill walk.
• Support initiatives to improve the water quality of Wigmore Stream

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• The sea has eroded the coastal edge of these esplanade reserves.
• Vehicles, boat trailers, concession holders access the beach alongside Wigmore Stream. Parking on the foreshore area can be an issue during peak visitor periods.
• The stream can flood in periods of high rain.
• Encroachment onto Reserve from adjoining properties and poisoning of pohutukawas on the reserve.
• Water quality of Wigmore Stream

• Stop encroachment and protect pohutukawas.
• Limit number of boats for concession holders.
• Enforce access of vehicles on the beach, e.g. Only for launching and retrieving boats.
• The Hahei Reserves group have established a safe walkway onto the beach adjacent to the vehicle access.
• Maintain the Esplanade reserve areas with suitable low natives to protect banks and sand dunes
• Support endeavours to clean up water quality of the stream.
• Provide a dog litter bag dispenser at the walking access adjacent to vehicle access
• Markers on the esplanade reserves to define boundary with private property

• Stop storm water entering the Wigmore stream from properties.
• Continue planting of stream banks etc in conjunction with Environment Waikato>? Was this done?