New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 3

Page 93

✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

14 JANUARY 2014 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 3 93

N17-023 b
Objection M Merila
Objects to the Maungakiekie boundaries.

N17-024 n
Objection C Spanhake
Objects to the electorate name as it does not represent the entire electorate.

Suggested solution: Name the electorate “Mt Wellington”.

N20 Manukau East
N20-001 n
Objection C Spanhake
Objects to the name “Manukau East” as it does not adequately describe the entire area covered by the electorate, particularly with the disestablishment of the Manukau City Council.

Suggested solution: Name the electorate “Otara”. Alternatively “Otahuhu” or “Middlemore”.

N22 Manurewa
N22-001 b, h
Objection A Dalton, Manurewa Local Board
Supports the proposed electorate boundaries for the Manurewa and Papakura electorates as they are well aligned with the Council voting districts.

N23 Papakura
N23-001 b, h
Objection G A Rasmussen
Supports the inclusion of the Redoubt Road area within the Papakura electorate as they are part of a distinct community of interest in the Papakura area.

N23-002 b, h
Objection J Robinson
Similar to N23-001

N23-003 b, h
Objection B Burrill
Supports the proposed boundaries between the Manurewa and Papakura electorates.

N23-004 b, h
Objection B McEntee, Papakura Local Board
Similar to N23-001

N23-005 b
Objection R and S Coles
Similar to N23-001

N23-006 b, h
Objection Sir J Walker and C Penrose, Auckland Council – Manurewa-Papakura Ward Councillors
Similar to N23-001

N23-007 b
Objection United Future NZ Party, Auckland Branch
Objects to the movement of the boundary between Alfriston-Ardmore Road and Fitzpatrick Road and Eastern Redoubt Road from Hunua to the Papakura electorate as the strip more naturally belongs with rural Clevedon.

Suggested solution: Retain the existing Hunua-Papakura boundary from Redoubt Road, south along Mill Road to Ranfurly Road, east along Ranfurly to Brookby Road, south along Alfriston-Ardmore Road to Clevedon-Takanini Road, eastwards to Parish Line Road, southwards to Papakura-Clevedon Road, then eastwards along Papakura-Clevedon Road to the unchanged boundary at Creightons Road.

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral districts, boundary objections, Maungakiekie, Manukau East, Manurewa, Papakura
👱🏽 Names

12 names identified

M Merila, Objects to Maungakiekie boundaries
C Spanhake, Objects to electorate name, suggests 'Mt Wellington'
C Spanhake, Objects to 'Manukau East' name, suggests 'Otara', 'Otahuhu', or 'Middlemore'
A Dalton, Supports proposed boundaries for Manurewa and Papakura
G A Rasmussen, Supports inclusion of Redoubt Road area in Papakura
J Robinson, Supports proposed boundaries between Manurewa and Papakura
B Burrill, Supports proposed boundaries between Manurewa and Papakura
B McEntee, Supports inclusion of Redoubt Road area in Papakura
R and S Coles, Supports proposed boundaries between Manurewa and Papakura
Sir J Walker (Sir), Supports proposed boundaries between Manurewa and Papakura
C Penrose, Supports proposed boundaries between Manurewa and Papakura
United Future NZ Party, Auckland Branch , Objects to boundary movement, suggests retaining existing boundary

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