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SEPTEMBER 2012

Whole of Site ConceptSCALE: 1:4000 @ A3

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KEITH HAY PARK FINAL LONG-TERM CONCEPT PLAN

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1 Arundel Street carpark redeveloped (refer to plan 4 for detail)

Noton Road carpark redeveloped (refer to plan 5 for detail)

Richardson Road carpark redeveloped (refer to plan 6 for detail)

Existing Rainford Street carpark, with proposed gobi-block extension

Proposed Three Kings United clubroom, includes public toilet and changing rooms

Cameron Pool with possible future redevelopment (shown as dashed line)

Tri-Star Gymnasium with removal of old scout hall and minor additions for stage two of development (shown as dashed line)

Existing Three Kings United clubrooms

Existing Eden-Roskill Districts Cricket clubrooms

Existing Hillsborough Kindergarten

Existing playground to be retained

Proposed playground (replaces existing facility at southern edge of Arundel Street carpark)

Youth facility to be upgraded to improve amenity and range of activities

Existing cricket nets to be retained

Cricket nets to be repositioned

Existing toilet block to be retained

Proposed toilet block

Proposed toilet block (larger than existing facility)

Existing pedestrian bridge and maintenance access

Proposed pedestrian bridges

Existing footbridge over SH20 to Somerset Road

Existing shared pedestrian and cycle path

Te Auaunga (Oakley Creek) to be naturalised

Te Auaunga (Oakley Creek) to be naturalised as part of wider stormwater upgrade (subject to further technical review)

Existing drainage swale to be enhanced with riparian planting

Proposed areas of planting

Three potential locations for two artificial fields, with field lighting, perimeter fencing and paths

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These drawings shall be read in conjunction with report ‘Final Concept Plan for Keith Hay Park’, dated 30 August 2012.

SEPTEMBER 2012

Northern FieldsSCALE: 1:2000 @ A3

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Proposed Three Kings United clubroom, includes public toilet and changing rooms

Proposed playground (replaces existing facility at southern edge of Arundel Street carpark)

Cricket nets to be repositioned

Proposed toilet block (larger than existing facility)

Existing pedestrian bridge and maintenance access


Existing footbridge over SH20 to Somerset Road



Existing drainage swale to be enhanced with riparian planting


Three potential locations for two artificial fields with field lighting, perimeter fencing and paths

Proposed turf sports field layout including cricket pitches and football fields

Existing picnic table

Existing seat to be retained

Proposed seat

Proposed rubbish, including new bins and relocated bins

Proposed drinking fountain

Existing lighting associated with Regional Cycleway

Proposed lighting


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1 Noton Road carpark redeveloped (refer to plan 5 for detail)

Existing Eden-Roskill Districts Cricket clubrooms

Existing playground to be retained

Existing cricket nets to be retained

Existing toilet block





Te Auaunga (Oakley Creek) to be naturalised as part of wider stormwater upgrade (subject to further technical review)


Proposed turf sports field layout including cricket pitches and football fields


Proposed seat

Proposed rubbish bins, including new bins and relocated existing bins


Proposed lighting

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Arundel Street CarparkSCALE: 1:750 @ A3

Carpark Numbers

Existing: 200

Proposed: 244 (including 7 accessibility parks)

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stage two of development) CAMERON POOL

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extension) THREE KINGS UNITED

CLUBROOMS

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1 Proposed slow-speed vehicle entry with raised table (existing stone pillars with hinged gates to be retained, remaining stone walls to be removed to provide clear sightlines in to the park)

Proposed accessibility parking

Proposed visitor and bus drop-off / pick up

Proposed shared pedestrian and service access to Three Kings United clubrooms

Proposed bike racks

New playground to replace existing playground located at the southern edge of Arundel Street carpark. (Option A shown only). Area shows indicative footprint only, accommodating facility up to 800m2

Existing youth facility to be upgraded to improve amenity and range of activities

Proposed rain gardens to treat stormwater run-off from carpark

Te Auaunga (Oakley Creek) to be naturalised as part of wider stormwater upgrade (section through carpark to remain culverted)


Proposed section of path to connect with existing shared pedestrian and cycleway

Proposed pedestrian connections through carpark

Proposed LED lighting for carpark - indicative only, locations and spacings to be determined by a lighting specialist

Proposed orchard grove (to be developed following the completion of the Watercare Central Interceptor project)

Old Scout hall to be removed

Proposed Kahikatea grove

Existing Norfolk Pine to be retained, car park design to be amended accordingly

NB: Plaza area shown in front of buildings is indicative only, to be designed in conjunction with Cameron Pool and Tri-star Gymnasium planning.

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SEPTEMBER 2012

Noton Road CarparkSCALE: 1:500 @ A3

Carpark Numbers

Existing: 67

Proposed: 70 (including 4 accessibility parks)

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Existing bridge widened to

accommodate two-way traffic. Bridge

designed to encourage slow vehicle

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Existing carpark reconfigured to

improve amenity and pedestrian

environment

Proposed carpark extension (Position

to be confirmed with Council’s

Stormwater Unit to enable potential

naturalisation of creek)

Proposed accessibility parking

Proposed bike racks

Proposed pedestrian connections

through carpark

Proposed pedestrian bridge

connecting to Raven Avenue

Proposed widened section of path

to connect with existing shared

pedestrian and cycleway

Proposed rain garden to treat carpark

stormwater run-off


Te Auaunga (Oakley Creek) to be naturalised as part of wider stormwater upgrade (to be confirmed by further technical work)

Existing toilet block retained

Proposed low-growing amenity

planting


Proposed seat

Proposed rubbish bins, including new bins and relocated existing bins


Proposed lighting

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SEPTEMBER 2012

Richardson Road CarparkSCALE: 1:500 @ A3

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Existing: 19

Proposed: 19 (including 1 accessibility park)

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WAIKOWHAI INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL

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New carpark arrangement to allow

for a new shared path connection

between Richardson Road and Keith

Hay Park

Accessibility parking

Widened section of path to connect

with existing shared pedestrian and

cycleway

Carpark footpath

New signage to promote pedestrian

access through to Keith Hay Park

Widened entrance paving to allow for

safe pedestrian movement between

building and carpark

Amenity planting

Rain garden to treat carpark

stormwater run-off

Bike racks


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Arundel Street Carpark (Typical Section)

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The planting palette proposed for the carpark environs reflects Auckland’s native

biodiversity. Low growing species may include oioi, carex and astelia. Specimen trees

species may include titoki, pukatea, taraire, and maire. Orchard species may include

pear, apple and citrus.

Vegetation within the park is consistent with CPTED principles, providing clear lines of

sight.

Planting Palette

The materials proposed are chosen to compliment each other and blend with the

architecture and the surrounding landscape.

Materials Palette

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Pedestrian Plaza (indicative only)

Visitor and bus drop-off/ pick up

Rain gardens to treat stormwater

run-off from carpark

New section of path to connect with

existing shared pedestrian and cycleway

Proposed community fruit trees

NB: Plaza area shown in front of

buildings is indicative only, to be

designed in conjunction with Cameron

Pool and Tri-star Gymnasium planning.

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SEPTEMBER 2012

Te Auaunga (Oakley Creek) NaturalisationVisualisation (Artists impression only, to invoke discussion)

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SEPTEMBER 2012

Signage AuditSCALE: 1:7500 @ A3

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New Street Sign

Upgrade Existing Street Sign

New Park Sign

Upgrade Existing Street Sign


SEPTEMBER 2012

Whole of Site Concept Over Aerial PhotographSCALE: 1:4000 @ A3



SEPTEMBER 2012


Arundel Street Stage One Construction Phasing PlanSCALE: Not to scale


Key:

Stage One Construction

Stage Two Construction

Stage One Construction

Phase One

Phase Two

Phase Three

Parking availability during Stage One construction:

Phase One = 120 (approx). Parking area will need new

temporary line markings.

Phase Two = 140 (approx)

Phase Three = 215 (approx)

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