New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

3702 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Objection 775 G Strawbridge

Similar to Objection 307

Objection 512 B Hanson Chairperson Waitakere Commu. Board

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

Objection 776 K Abraham, Chairperson, KareKare Residents & Ratepayers Association

Objects to the proposed boundaries of the Waitakere and Waitemata electorates on the grounds of communities of interest and topographical feature.

Suggested solution Consideration should be given to a boundary drawn along Don Buck Road until intersection of Red Hills Road, follow Red Hills Road to current territorial local authority.

Objection 515 J Elder MP

Objects to the proposed name of Waitakere on the grounds that it is bad in principle to give the same name to electorates as the local authority which the parliamentary electorate is part of.

Suggested solution None offered

08 Waitemata

Objection 403 E J W Stephens

Objects to the inclusion of a small portion of the Kelston/New Lynn area into the proposed Waitemata electorate. On the grounds that in West Auckland the general community of interest has been those to the east of the foot of Waikumete Hill identify with Kelston, New Lynn and Avondale and those to the west identify with Glendene, Henderson and Te Atatu. The Waikumete Cemetery and the topographical feature of Waikumete Hill form a traditional and practical demarcation between the two areas.

Suggested solution The eastern boundary of Sabulite Road, Wairau Creek and Whau River be maintained. Beyond Great North Road, the eastern boundary continues directly via Glenview Road to West Coast Road, west along West Coast Road to Glendale Road then south to join the current boundary.

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Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Districts, Objections, Waitakere
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G Strawbridge, Objection to Waitakere Boundary Change
B Hanson (Chairperson), Objection to Waitakere Boundary Change
K Abraham (Chairperson), Objection to Waitakere Boundary Change
J Elder (MP), Objection to Waitakere Boundary Change
E J W Stephens, Objection to Waitakere Boundary Change

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