Open Space Consultation
Xyst developed a Consultation Plan for the Strategy. At a high-level the consultation was split into two phases. Phase one focused on broad information gathering
Projects
With experience and expertise across the spectrum of creating, managing and maintaining outdoor spaces, Xyst has had a big impact on communities throughout New Zealand, Australia and Canada.
Feel free to browse through the case studies below to find out how we have helped council, local government and other people working in the public sector to find solutions for projects.
Blessings
Xyst has been engaged by Waka Kotahi numerous times to assist with the organisation of blessings. These events have been both prior to works beginning
Water Conservation Plan
A Water Conservation Plan specifically related to Napier’s key sports grounds, amenity gardens and water features. This was among one of the first industry initiatives
Woodlands Estate Reserve Management Plan
Xyst provided lead consultation on review of reserve management plan process for Woodlands Estate – an historic homestead and garden complex near Gordonton. As part
City of Calgary Parks Cricket Specifications
Xyst Canada provided detailed specifications for cricket practice nets and a scope of work for cricket pitch maintenance and renewal activities. A high quality rendered
Open space contract quality audits and asset management condition inspections
The City of Whittlesea maintains 2,173 sites within its municipal boundaries where individual assets are located to be audited. All assets are inspected across the
Roto Kohatu Recreation Reserve Management Plan
Preliminary work on the preparation of a reserve management plan for this reserve identified that some parcels are not suitably classified for current and proposed
Spencer Beach Holiday Park Management Transition
The holiday park had been leased from the Council for many years and there was a lack of clarity around asset ownership and value of
Fifa Women’s World Cup 2023 Bid
Xyst was engaged to assist Napier City Council with the development of a bid for the Women’s Fifa World Cup 2023. The bid was for
