A handy graphic we’ve done up collating the turnout of the six sitting board members to board meetings and workshops over the period since they were elected in 2013. Roskill Community Voice members are in red.
Media statement: Roskill Community Voice backs Three Kings Alternative Plan in Environment Court, despite Auckland Council gagging
“The Roskill Community Voice team on the Puketapapa Local Board have formally voted to back the local Three Kings community and the alternative development scheme for Three Kings, developed by leading landscape architect Richard Reid”, say Local Board members Harry Doig and Michael Wood “At a Local Board meeting last week, we formally expressed our…
Puketāpapa Local Board resolutions on Liston Village
This will record resolutions and similar position statements made by the Puketapapa Local Board in relation to Liston Village, in chronological order from oldest to newest. From the Puketāpapa Local Board Plan 2014Under Key Initiatives for Healthy, Safe People and Places, p44: Investigate options for increasing supply of affordable community and social housing, including advocating to retain existing…
Grumpy Cat Update
Great news to report about Grumpy Cat! At last week’s Board meeting, Michael’s resolution to start the process of getting some art back on the reservoir was successful. Here’s what will happen now: 1) The Board will go out to the community and key stakeholders to develop an agreed approach. This will be an open…
Going in to bat for Grumpy Cat!
Three Kings locals and anyone who reads the Central Leader will be well aware of the saga of Grumpy Cat, the extremely popular mural that mysteriously appeared on the Big King reservoir, only to be painted out by Watercare contractors. It was a case of Council rules not quite aligning with the local community perspective….
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