Hanna Street Reserve

This reserve is 0.2258 hectares in size and is located at the end of Hanna Street through an accessway, with an exit onto Catherine Crescent in the north western area of Te Aroha.  The reserve is bounded to the north, south and west by residential property and to the east by flood plains. The reserve consists of a moderately large undulating grassed area and features a sealed footpath that meanders through the reserve, a small playground, a park bench with a view to Mount Te Aroha and a collection of semi mature trees. The Operative District Plan identifies the site as a Reserve in the Residential Zone. History In 1979 the reserve was vested in Te Aroha Borough Council as a recreation reserve.  It is named after R. S Hanna who served as the Piako County Clerk from 1908 to 1917.