New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

28 NOVEMBER

Lowndes

: exclusion of Herald Island from the proposed Objec torate on the grounds that Herald Island has a
interest with Waitakere City.

olution The northern boundary should be at the 3ridge.

520 T J Lowndes

Objection 519

1 solution The upper Waitemata Harbour be the boundary the Albany and Waitakere electorates to include Herald Island Waitakere.

Objection 521 The New Zealand Labour Party

Objects to the proposed boundaries of the Waitakere electorate on the grounds that the suburb of Glen Eden has been split inappropriately and that the boundary between the proposed Albany electorate and Waitakere is inappropriate in terms of community of interest and topographical features. That Titirangi is split from South Titirangi.

Suggested solution That the West Coast Road be utilised as an appropriate southern boundary of the proposed Waitemata electorate from the Parrs Cross Road intersection to the Pleasant Road intersection. Kelston be transferred to the Waitemata electorate using a boundary in the Archibald area. South Titirangi be transferred to the proposed New Lynn electorate by extending the proposed boundary at Titirangi Road to the South Titirangi Reserve and thence to Little Muddy Creek. That the Albany/Waitakere boundary utilise the Luckens Road area.

Objection 773 Waitakere City Council

Objection to the proposed boundary of the Waitemata and Waitakere electorates. See Objection 779 (08) Waitemata for general reasons and suggested solution.

Objection 774 G Langstone

Objection and solution similar to Objection 307. If the numbers are too great to include the whole of the above area, then align the boundary down State Highway 16 through Brighams Creek Road around the Airforce housing area leaving it in the southern part of the Albany electorate, continue down Brighams Creek Road to Hobsonville Road to Clarke Road is suggested.

Further, to eliminate splitting communities and houses in the Wisely Road area the boundary should continue the line down Hobsonville Road and either down Clarke Road or through Hobsonville War Memorial Park and into the Waitemata Harbour. This move would allow the urban area of Hobsonville to be separate from the Whenuapai/Herald Island area.

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