New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

and Hobsonville. This is a natural boundary and is the boundary for Waitakere City.

Objection 401 D K Lilly

Similar to Objection 307. Objects to dividing the interests of Whenuapai and Herald Island from the interests of Waitakere.

Suggested solution If Hobsonville Road is to be the dividing line it should be continued to follow along Upper Harbour Drive to the bridge and there should be no link whatsoever with Albany.

Objection 402 Rev M Cottle

Objects to the proposed boundaries of the Waitakere electorate on the grounds of community of interest. The proposed electorate also does not reflect any geographical or sociological flows in the area.

Suggested solution The Waitakere/Waitemata County should consist of Great North Road from Waikumete Cemetery to View Road. Down View Road to the railway line in Railside Avenue. Follow the railway line until it reaches the current proposed boundary and turn right. Follow the current proposed boundary until Don Buck Road. The boundary then goes up Don Buck Road.

Objection 441 B Whorskey

Objects to the exclusion of part of Glen Eden and the inclusion of Sunnyvale and McLaren Park in the proposed Waitakere electorate.

Suggested solution Great North Road could be used as a natural eastern boundary of the proposed Waitakere electorate. As permitted by population all of Glen Eden, Sunnyvale and McLaren Park be in the Waitakere electorate while Massey and West Harbour areas are more logically in the proposed Waitemata electorate.

Objection 442 P S& Y A Somers

Objects to the proposed boundaries of the Waitakere electorate on the grounds that the suburb of Glen Eden has been split in a way that cuts right through its community of interest. Sunnyvale and McLaren Park have been put into an electorate with which they do not share a community of interest. Western Heights is closer to the Waitakere Ranges and relates to Ranui and Henderson Valley but not to Te Atatu North and South. The areas of Massey and West Harbour do not fit well into a Waitakere electorate because the important community links are not there.

Suggested solution The boundary line should go from Glenview Road along Great North Road to View Road. Along Swanson Road

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🏛️ Objection to Pupuke Electorate Boundaries (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Districts, Objections, Pupuke, North Shore, Name Change
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D K Lilly, Objected to dividing Whenuapai and Herald Island from Waitakere
M Cottle (Rev), Objected to proposed Waitakere electorate boundaries
B Whorskey, Objected to exclusion of Glen Eden and inclusion of Sunnyvale and McLaren Park
P S Somers, Objected to proposed Waitakere electorate boundaries
Y A Somers, Objected to proposed Waitakere electorate boundaries

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