New Zealand Gazette – 2002 – No. 2

Page 87

✨ Electoral District Objections

10 JANUARY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 87

Electoral District and Nature of Objection

N08 008 b Objection M Carlyle
Similar to N08/007
Suggested solution Similar to N08/007

N08 009 b, h Objection Titirangi Business Association
Similar to N08/003
Suggested solution Follow Atkinson Road to meet Titirangi Road.

N08 010 b, h Objection K Elcoat
Similar to N08/001 and N08/003
Suggested solution Move the coastal strip from Wood Bay to Whatipu and Waitakere. Move the Kelston area bounded to the west by Hepburn Road to the New Lynn electorate. Move McLaren Park, bounded by Henderson Valley Road, Pine Avenue, Parrs Cross Road and West Coast Road to the Te Atatu Electorate. If necessary for population tolerance, the Massey West area could be transferred from Te Atatu to Helensville.

N08 011 b, h Objection I D Smith
Objects to the degree of boundary change to the existing Titirangi electorate.

N08 012 b, h Objection NZ Labour Party
Similar to N08/007
Suggested solution Similar to N08/007

N09

Te Atatu

N09 001 b Objection M R Jones
Objects to the area of Glen Eden bounded by Great North Road, Glenview Road and West Coast Road being included in the proposed Te Atatu electorate as its community of interest lies with the rest of Glen Eden in the Waitakere electorate.
Suggested solution Move this area into the Waitakere electorate.

N09 002 b Objection G Marshall
Similar to N09/001
Suggested solution Similar to N09/001

N09 003 b, h Objection P J Price
Similar to N09/001
Suggested solution Similar to N09/001 with the addition of the Waikumete Cemetery.

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🏛️ Objections to Proposed Boundaries and Classification of Electoral Districts (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated8 January 2002
KeywordsElectoral districts, boundaries, classification, objections, counter-objections, schedule
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

M Carlyle, Objection to electoral boundaries
K Elcoat, Objection to electoral boundaries
I D Smith, Objection to electoral boundaries
M R Jones, Objection to electoral boundaries
G Marshall, Objection to electoral boundaries
P J Price, Objection to electoral boundaries

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