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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

3732 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 126

20 Coromandel

Objection 410 Whakatane & Opotiki District Councils & 1289 other signatories

See Objection 417 (33) East Cape for general reasons.

Suggestion solution The revised proposal is to transfer all of the Kaimai Ward to Coromandel.

Objection 459 Young Nats Kaimai

See Objection 462 (25) Tauranga for general reasons and suggested changes.

Coromandel has a closer relationship to the Thames valley and Hauraki Plains region.

Objection 566 L Casey

Objects to the proposed boundaries of the Coromandel electorate. Katikati has more in common with Western Bay of Plenty than it does with Coromandel. The existing Maori tribal boundary is just north west of Katikati.

Suggested solution The boundary should lie between Katikati and Waihi going down to between Matua and Whakatane and take a residual part of Tauranga City, Mt Maunganui and Welcome Bay.

Objection 564 Coromandel Peninsula Watchdog Inc

Objects to the exclusion of Te Aroha Township, Mt Te Aroha and adjacent land east of the Waihou River on grounds that Te Aroha has greater community of interest with the Coromandel its environs are part of the Thames Valley, and the Waihou River is a natural topographical boundary. For Maori, the linkage between Mt Te Aroha and Mt Moehau has enormous cultural and spiritual significance.

Suggested solution Inclusion of above areas could be offset by inclusion of the Lower Kaimai area into the Karapiro electorate.

Objection 567 Matakana Alliance, Electorate Committee

Objects to the proposed boundaries of the Coromandel electorate on the basis of natural terrain and community of interest. The northern region of Coromandel is largely tourist and mining orientated while the southern part if horticultural, timber, port and harbour operating.

Suggested solution The southern boundary should be between Athenree and Katikati.

Objection 798 J R Neill

Objects to the boundary between the proposed Coromandel and Bay of Plenty electorates. The southern section of the proposed

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🏛️ Objection to Proposed Boundaries of Coromandel Electorate

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundaries, Coromandel, Kaimai Ward, Whakatane, Opotiki
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