New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

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38 Otaki

Objection 195 Horowhenua District Council

Objects to the proposed name of Otaki which should be known as Horowhenua as the name for many years determined an area associated with community services, sporting representation and promotional activities. It is felt that electors within the area would recognise their boundaries more readily, accept the community of interest and associate themselves more readily with the defined electorate.

Objection 472 R Lewis, Secretary, Shannon Progressive Association

Objects to the proposed name of Otaki on the grounds that the whole of the Horowhenua is included within the boundaries and would be a more appropriate name.

Objection 474 D M Forsythe

Objects to the proposed boundary of the Otaki electorate on the grounds that a portion of Paraparaumu and all of Raumati and Raumati South are separated from the balance of the Kapiti Coast district. The proposed division takes no account at all of the strong community of interest that binds all of the Kapiti region. There is no traditional link between Kapiti and Porirua.

Suggested solution The southern boundary of the Otaki electorate should be drawn at McKay’s Railway Crossing with any necessary adjustments at the southern end of the Rangitikei electorate.

Objection 473 Otaki Ward Ratepayers Association

Objects to the splitting of Paraparaumu between the Otaki and Mana electorate.

Suggested solution The boundary of the Otaki electorate should be extended south to include all of Paraparaumu, Raumati, Raumati South and Paekakariki. This choice will allow for, and eventually reflect, the growth of the population in the Kapiti region.

Objection 620 E Cobb

Objects to proposed boundary of Otaki, with consequent effect on Rangitikei, Palmerston North and Mana, on the grounds of

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🏛️ Objection to Electoral Name by Horowhenua District Council

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Name, Objection, Horowhenua, Otaki
👱🏽 Names

G Ormsby, Objection to electoral name
L Campbell, Objection to electoral name

🏛️ Objection to Electoral Name by R Lewis

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Name, Objection, Shannon Progressive Association, Horowhenua, Otaki
👱🏽 Names

R Lewis, Objection to electoral name

🏛️ Objection to Electoral Boundary by D M Forsythe

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Paraparaumu, Raumati, Kapiti Coast, Otaki
👱🏽 Names

D M Forsythe, Objection to electoral boundary

🏛️ Objection to Electoral Boundary by Otaki Ward Ratepayers Association

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Paraparaumu, Raumati, Paekakariki, Otaki, Mana

🏛️ Objection to Electoral Boundary by E Cobb

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Otaki, Rangitikei, Palmerston North, Mana
👱🏽 Names

E Cobb, Objection to electoral boundary

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