New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

Suggested solution The western boundary for the proposed Nelson electorate should be shifted to the top of Dovedale Hill thus ensuring that Pigeon Valley is included with the Wakefield community in an electorate that best serves its interests.

Objection 425 B S Petterson

Similar to Objection 117.

Objection 428 D Meade

Similar to Objection 117.

Objection 426 C H & F A Byrne

Similar to Objection 117 in regards to Golden Bay.

Objection 427 K D Brookes & K J Handley

Similar to Objection 117, particularly opposed to linking of Collingwood and Karamea as it may accentuate lobbying for a road link through the National Park.

Objection 431 L E & J Aspray

Similar to Objection 117.

Objection 432 E Satherley

Similar to Objection 117.

Objection 433 C A Hill

Objects to the proposed boundaries for the West Coast-Tasman electorate. The community of interest for people living south of Wakefield and in the South Branch of Pigeon Valley is to the Nelson area not the West Coast.

Suggested solution The whole of the Waimeas should be included in the Nelson electorate. The natural boundary is the Mountain Range in the east, Spooners Range in the south and the Dovedale Hill and Moutere Hill in the west.

Objection 434 J A T & P Hyatt

Similar to Objection 117.

Objection 435 H Seifried

Similar to Objection 117.

Objection 436 A M Seifried

Similar to Objection 117.

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🏛️ Objections to West Coast-Tasman Electorate Boundaries (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, West Coast-Tasman, Motueka, Golden Bay, Westland, Nelson
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14 names identified

B S Petterson, Objection to electorate boundaries
D Meade, Objection to electorate boundaries
C H Byrne, Objection to electorate boundaries
F A Byrne, Objection to electorate boundaries
K D Brookes, Objection to electorate boundaries
K J Handley, Objection to electorate boundaries
L E Aspray, Objection to electorate boundaries
J Aspray, Objection to electorate boundaries
E Satherley, Objection to electorate boundaries
C A Hill, Objection to electorate boundaries
J A T Hyatt, Objection to electorate boundaries
P Hyatt, Objection to electorate boundaries
H Seifried, Objection to electorate boundaries
A M Seifried, Objection to electorate boundaries

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