While support from the boating fraternity is poor (and disappointing) in numbers others are still fighting.
For those interested here's where they presented to ACC, watch from around 18.25
I put the speed at 1.25 when watching.
Here's an update and more can be read here https://www.ayba.org.nz/blog/post/103082/april-2023-update/
"Prior to the Super City there were 8 Councils in the Auckland Region and over-seeing our coastline and regional parks was the Auckland Regional Council. Today there are 21 Local Boards making local decisions for their area and there is no co-ordinated Regional Plan for the protection of our coastal and marine environment.
In the Auckland Council’s own words:
“Space in Coastal Locations are increasingly attractive to alternative development!”
Such a policy threatens many of the Club and other facilities currently on “Desirable Coastal Land”! Auckland’s Unitary Plan endorses “Intensification” – another threat.
This is why the AYBA and the Auckland Marina Users Assn. Inc. are demanding a Regional Plan – Not just of the haul-out facilities but of all our Coastal resources for the ongoing and future access to our greatest recreational facility – the Harbour & Gulf – and for the future well-being of our marine environment and the well-being of a great part of our population who finds sanctuary by and on the sea."
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