Reminder Council Meeting tomorow
Submitted by JohnYelverton on 13 August, 2008 - 19:03.
Things are coming to a head now. Tonights Central Leader quotes Onehunga Enhancement Society Chairman Jim Jackson saying "the community over the years has has been brow beaten and downtrodden, but there's a culture coming through now that says we are not going to put up with it".
In the same article the city development committee chairman Pesata Sam Lotu-Iiga says "I think it's come to a head now and we need to put pressure on ARC and NZTA for an optimal outcome for the area. Council needs to act now."
Sounds like we're singing from the same song sheet.
For those who can make it we look forward to your support at the Council meeting tomorrow morning. It will help make a difference.
Auckland City Council meeting
Submitted by JohnYelverton on 9 August, 2008 - 08:36.Special Notice.
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT TO SHOW
AUCKLAND CITY COUNCIL THAT...
Onehunga Matters!
In February this year we asked for your support by turning up at the Auckland City Council Meeting to help show Auckland City Council we care about what is happening to Onehunga.
IT WORKED...
They started listening BUT...
We need to do it again.
Council reaffirms commitment to enhance Onehunga foreshore
Submitted by JohnYelverton on 5 August, 2008 - 20:51.
Press Release by Auckland City Council at 4:48 pm, 05 Aug 2008
In a public plan hearing on 6 August, Auckland City Council will consider the New Zealand Transport Agency's outline plan of works on the Onehunga highway widening project, which is due to start this year.
The project is key to facilitating the second bridge across the Manukau in time for the 2011 Rugby World Cup, but concerns have been raised on the effect the project will have on the already degraded Onehunga foreshore.
Council reaffirms commitment to enhance Onehunga foreshore
Submitted by JohnYelverton on 5 August, 2008 - 20:45.We look forward to seeing many of you at our public meeting tomorrow night at the Onehunga RSA, 7pm start.
If you are not sure whether or not to attend. We assure you. Your attendance will make a difference. Your interest and support is already making a difference. Momentum is building. Our politicians are working hard to make the communities aspirations a reality. Show your support tomorrow night.
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