New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 3

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✨ Electoral Boundary Objections

14 JANUARY 2014 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 3 95

N24-007 b

Objection A Grey
Objects to the proposed boundary between Hunua and Botany electorates as it splits the community of Flat Bush in half, placing areas of high development in a predominantly rural electorate.

Suggested solution: Include an area bound by Caldwells Road, Sandstone Road, Ormiston Road and Murphys Road within the Botany electorate.

N25

N25-001 b

Objection W R Cowie
Objects to the Hamilton East boundary not using the Waikato Expressway to define city limits as the Waikato District Council and Hamilton City Council have done since construction of the road began.

Suggested solution: Include this block of land bounded by the Waikato Expressway in the Hamilton East electorate.

N25-002 b, h

Objection Hamilton City Council
Objects to the proposed Waikato electorate including the area around the Ruakura Research Centre and Percival Road, which are within the city’s eastern boundary.

Suggested solution: Have two general electorates to cover Hamilton City: Hamilton East and Hamilton West. The area around Ruakura Research Centre and Percival Road to be included in Hamilton East.

N26 Hamilton West

N26-001 b

Objection N and L Henderson
Supports the realignment of the electorate boundaries to bring an area east of the Waikato River within the Hamilton West electorate.

N26-002 b, h

Objection W Noble
Similar to N26-001

N26-003 b

Objection A Chew
Similar to N26-001

N26-004 b

Objection R Hamilton
Similar to N26-001

N26-005 b, h

Objection N Fitzsimmons
Similar to N26-001

N26-006 b

Objection P E Hancock
Supports the inclusion of the areas east of the Waikato River in the Hamilton West electorate as the river is not a natural divide anymore.

N26-007 b

Objection J Hall
Objects to the inclusion of suburbs to the east of the Waikato River being included in the Hamilton West electorate as the River is a clear boundary.

Suggested solution: Move the portions of the Hamilton West electorate to the east of the river back into Hamilton East and Waikato electorates.

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

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral districts, boundary objections, Hunua, Botany, Flat Bush
👱🏽 Names

A Grey, Objected to boundary changes between Hunua and Botany electorates

🏛️ Objection to Hamilton East Boundary

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral districts, boundary objections, Hamilton East, Waikato Expressway
👱🏽 Names

W R Cowie, Objected to Hamilton East boundary not using Waikato Expressway

🏛️ Hamilton City Council Objection to Waikato Electorate

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral districts, boundary objections, Hamilton City Council, Ruakura Research Centre
👩‍💼 Officials

Hamilton City Council

🏛️ Support for Hamilton West Boundary Realignment

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral districts, boundary support, Hamilton West
👱🏽 Names

7 names identified

N and L Henderson, Supported realignment of Hamilton West electorate boundaries
W Noble, Supported realignment of Hamilton West electorate boundaries
A Chew, Supported realignment of Hamilton West electorate boundaries
R Hamilton, Supported realignment of Hamilton West electorate boundaries
N Fitzsimmons, Supported realignment of Hamilton West electorate boundaries
P E Hancock, Supported inclusion of areas east of Waikato River in Hamilton West electorate
J Hall, Objected to inclusion of suburbs east of Waikato River in Hamilton West electorate

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