New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 126

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

3794 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 126

Objection 166 D M Gillanders and 4 other signatories

Objects to the proposed exclusion of Oaklands and Halswell which are village suburbs of Christchurch, well separated by rural land to the east, and by industrial land to the north. Both the suburbs of Oaklands and Halswell must remain part of an electorate that includes our hinterland, Banks Peninsula. This community of interest is fragmented by the proposed boundaries.

Suggested solution Oaklands and Halswell should be put into Mt Herbert, and Hornby into the Addington electorate.

Objection 336 M James and 17 other signatories

Similar to Objection 166.

Objection 335 J O & Z Gibson and 25 other signatories

Objects to the exclusion of Westmoreland from the proposed Mt Herbert electorate on the grounds that Westmoreland is the only hill suburb of Christchurch that has been excluded from the proposed Mt Herbert electorate. Westmoreland’s community of interest is with Cashmere and its community of interest is being fragmented by the proposed boundaries.

Suggested solution To include Westmoreland within the Mt Herbert electorate.

Objection 38 G Ormsby & L Campbell

Objects to the proposed name of Mt Herbert on the grounds set out in Objection 07 (01) Northland.

Suggested solution To call the electorate Akaroa because of its historical association with the area and its links with the tangata whenua of the electorate

Objection 175 Banks Peninsula District Council

Objects to the proposed name of Mt Herbert which should be known as Banks Peninsula. The electorate is made up predominantly of the Banks Peninsula plus suburbs to the south and south east of Christchurch and several coastal suburbs outside of the Banks Peninsula District Council area. Mount Herbert is one geographic feature of Banks Peninsula and a more appropriate name for this electorate would be Banks Peninsula. Also objects to being referred to as a “coastal suburb”. Lyttelton is a township.

Objection 739 Lyttelton Branch of the Alliance

Objects to exclusion of area unit 100, called Ferrymead under Mt Herbert electorate. This area has traditionally been part of the Lyttelton electorate and it has a stronger community of interest with the adjacent area south of Ferry Road than with the area north of Linwood Avenue.

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🏛️ Objection 166 D M Gillanders and 4 other signatories

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Boundary Adjustment, Christchurch, Oaklands, Halswell
👱🏽 Names

D M Gillanders, Objection to electoral boundary

🏛️ Objection 336 M James and 17 other signatories

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Boundary Adjustment
👱🏽 Names

M James, Objection to electoral boundary

🏛️ Objection 335 J O & Z Gibson and 25 other signatories

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Boundary Adjustment, Westmoreland, Mt Herbert
👱🏽 Names

J O Gibson, Objection to electoral boundary
Z Gibson, Objection to electoral boundary

🏛️ Objection 38 G Ormsby & L Campbell

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Name Change, Akaroa
👱🏽 Names

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

🏛️ Objection 175 Banks Peninsula District Council

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Name Change, Banks Peninsula

🏛️ Objection 739 Lyttelton Branch of the Alliance

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Boundary, Objection, Boundary Adjustment, Ferrymead, Lyttelton

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