Local Government Waitemata
Transition Towns have a focus on Local Government. For Grey Lynn 2030, that means working with Auckland Council and Waitemata Local Board on community iniatitives that are important.
Pippa Coom, a founding member of Grey Lynn 2030 was elected to the Waitemata Local Board and then to Auckland Council. This fits with our vision as a Transition Town.
Auckland Council Emergency Management
Waitematā Local Board - Upcoming Meetings and Minutes
Local Government
Unitary Plans, Local Elections, the Supercity, submissions
Super City Submisson
Local Government (Auckland Law Reform) Bill Submission We have serious concerns regarding the third and final of the Super City Bills. Here is our submission to the Select Committee on Auckland Governance. We will be appearing before the Committee on Wednesday 3rd March Grey Lynn 2030’s submission to the Select Committee on Auckland Governance…
Read MoreWards and Boundaries Submission 2009
The Chief Executive Officer Local Government Commission Email: info@lgc.govt.nz From: Grey Lynn 2030 Submission on proposal for wards and boundaries for Auckland Council 1. This submission is made by Grey Lynn 2030 – transition community. 2. Grey Lynn 2030 is a participatory community organisation aimed at facilitating and supporting focus groups working towards creating a…
Read MoreGrey Lynn 2030’s Presentation on the Local Government (Auckland Council) Bill
Here is the transcript of Pippa Coom’s Presentation on the Local Government (Auckland Council) Bill on behalf of Grey Lynn2030 9 July 2009 My name is Pippa Coom I am on the steering committee of Grey Lynn 2030. Thank you for this opportunity to talk to our submission. I would like to go into more…
Read MoreTunnel or Nothing – Meet Stephen Joyce
The Transport Minister, Steven Joyce will be visiting Hendon Park/Alan Wood Reserve Friday, 3 July at 10.00am. Please come along and voice your concerns/ opposition to the latest motorway option that destroys our communities, our homes and our parks. We will be meeting at the carpark in Alan Wood Reserve at 9.45am. Entry is off…
Read MoreGL2030 Submission on the Supercity
As a member of Grey Lynn 2030 I would like to submit a submisssion on the following: Local Government (Auckland Council) Bill Grey Lynn 2030’s submission 1. Structure of the Submission This submission sets out: what Grey Lynn 2030 is and does; why Grey Lynn 2030 strongly opposes the Local Government (Auckland Council) Bill (the…
Read MoreSupercity Submission Information out West
The GAG information and submission stall will be out and about in Waitakere City from this week to enable people to learn more about the issues and help them make a submission to the select committee on the Super City. The stall includes a video camera so that people can make a spoken submission if…
Read MoreSupercity Submission Guide
You have one chance to have your say on Auckland’s future. With our Submission Guide, it will take one hour or less to make your voice heard. Among the things at stake are $23 billion of our shared assets; if even one is privatised, we are unlikely to ever get it back. We hear just…
Read Moreinterested in making submissions to the Select Committee on Auckland’s Governance?
The University of Auckland’’s Political Studies Department is hosting a free public workshop presented by Rob Thomas to assist people interested in making submissions to the Select Committee on Auckland’s Governance. This is a non-partisan community event to encourage community participation in the decision making process. At the workshop we will: * Discuss a brief…
Read MoreStop the Supercity Public Meeting
What ever way you look at it, the new Auckland SuperCity structure is well away from the values of the Transition Town Movement. Some locals are taking action. Our Western Bays Auckland City councillor, Graham Easte is suggesting the process slows down. Some other people have organised a public meeting. STOP THE SUPERCITY! Public Meeting…
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