New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral District Objections

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focussing on Henderson, rather than with the North Shore area, which is separated by the Upper Harbour.

Suggested solution The boundary should follow the topographic line provided by the Upper Harbour, or failing that, should continue along Hobsonville Road to the Harbour at Duke Park.

Objection 350 N Young

Objects to the inclusion of the north-western side of Hobsonville Road in the proposed Albany electorate. Also North Shore City and Waitakere City are divided by an expanse of water.

Suggested solution This area should be included in the Waitakere electorate on the grounds of community of interest..

Objection 497 The New Zealand Labour Party

Objects to the proposed boundaries between the Albany and Waitakere electorate on the grounds that it is inappropriate in terms of community of interest and topographical criteria.

Suggested solution That the Albany/Waitakere boundary utilise the Luckens Road area.

Objection 498 R G Vant

Objects to the proposed boundaries between North Harbour and Pupuke electorates and between Albany and Pupuke. The boundaries from Shoal Bay to the Sunnynook Road-Motorway junction follow features that are obscure.

Suggested solution The boundaries proceed entirely along the motorway, which is a clearly-defined and a very visible topographical feature and a natural boundary between the local communities of interest. Suggests boundaries consist variously of some reserve, the Onewa Domain, the A F Thomas Park, Archers Road, aroundCurrys Lane and the commercial area around Link Drive. Consider continuing the motorway-based boundary to the junction of the motorway with the Upper Harbour Motorway- Constellation Drive, and thence roughly eastward along Constellation Drive to join the proposed boundary along East Coast Bays Road.

Objection 499 The New Zealand Labour Party

Objects to the proposed boundaries of the new Albany electorate. The boundary does not best reflect the community of interest that forms part of the Glenfield in the proposed Albany electorate has with the remainder of Glenfield in the proposed North Harbour electorate.

Suggested solution The Area Units of Glendu and Witheford be transferred to the North Harbour electorate.

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