New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 3

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

84 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 3 14 JANUARY 2014

N13-069 b, h
Objection J Grant
Objects to the area around Selwyn Road moving from the Maungakiekie electorate to Mt Roskill. The area is connected to Epsom, however does have some links to Maungakiekie. The area has no links to Mt Roskill.

Suggested solution: Move the area into the Epsom electorate. Alternatively, keep the area in the Maungakiekie electorate.

N13-070 b
Objection N Stewart
Similar to N13-069

Suggested solution: Similar to N13-069

N13-071 b
Objection A Bell
Similar to N13-069

Suggested solution: Similar to N13-069

N13-072 b
Objection H K Scott
Objects to the south Epsom area being moved into the proposed Mt Roskill electorate.

Suggested solution: Keep the area bounded by Manukau Road, Lewin Road and Golf Road in the Epsom electorate.

N13-073 b
Objection J D Neutze
Similar to N13-072

N13-074 b
Objection C Gavin
Similar to N13-072

N13-075 b
Objection S F Lau
Similar to N13-072

N13-076 b, h
Objection T Walker
Similar to N13-072

N13-077 b
Objection C Walker
Similar to N13-072

N13-078 b
Objection H Charman
Similar to N13-072

N13-079 b, h
Objection A Thorp
Similar to N13-072

Suggested solution: Change the boundary in Meadowbank instead of Epsom.

N13-080 b
Objection J Mowbray
Similar to N13-072

N13-081 b
Objection E Charlebois
Similar to N13-072

Suggested solution: Look at boundary changes on the eastern edge.

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🏛️ Objections to Electoral Boundary Changes (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral districts, boundary objections, Maungakiekie, Mt Roskill, Epsom
👱🏽 Names

13 names identified

J Grant, Objects to area moving from Maungakiekie to Mt Roskill
N Stewart, Objects to area moving from Maungakiekie to Mt Roskill
A Bell, Objects to area moving from Maungakiekie to Mt Roskill
H K Scott, Objects to south Epsom area moving to Mt Roskill
J D Neutze, Objects to south Epsom area moving to Mt Roskill
C Gavin, Objects to south Epsom area moving to Mt Roskill
S F Lau, Objects to south Epsom area moving to Mt Roskill
T Walker, Objects to south Epsom area moving to Mt Roskill
C Walker, Objects to south Epsom area moving to Mt Roskill
H Charman, Objects to south Epsom area moving to Mt Roskill
A Thorp, Objects to south Epsom area moving to Mt Roskill
J Mowbray, Objects to south Epsom area moving to Mt Roskill
E Charlebois, Objects to south Epsom area moving to Mt Roskill

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