Have your say on Auckland
The Auckland Council is looking to the future and wants your input to take the super city further for the next 30 years.
“Our Mayor Len Brown and the Auckland Council are focused on turning Auckland into the world's most livable city,” said Jeet Suchdev of the Auckland Council’s Ethnic People’s Advisory Panel.
“Shaping Auckland's future is an opportunity we can all grasp.
“On behalf of the Auckland Council Ethnic People’s Advisory Panel, I would like to invite you to attend one of the two afternoon forums in the next two weeks on the Auckland Plan,” Suchdev said.
The document "Auckland Unleashed" is the start of the discussion on what the Auckland plan should say, Suchdev said.
“Your involvement is critical, and your input is vital to help the City to get the key strategies right for the future of our city.”
Please find the official invitation below with more details about two forums organized by the Auckland Council and the Ethnic Peoples Advisory Panel.
Check out www.theaucklandplan.govt.nz or www.facebook.com/aklcouncil for more information.
Submissions close on Tuesday May 31.
It is important to get as many submissions as possible from as many different ethnic communities as possible. The Auckland Council Ethnic Advisory Board is holding a forum this coming Saturday at the Henderson Service Centre from 1-4.30pm.
The forum is on Saturday May 21. Henderson Service Centre, 6 Henderson Valley Road Henderson, Waitakere, 1-4.30pm.
The forum will provide you with a wide range of people to interview and talk too
If you cannot attend the forum - would you be able/willing to do an interview with the Ethnic Advisory board that would be great or even just encouraging people to submit in an editorial.
The low down:
• The Auckland plan is the Auckland Councils 30 year plan - the goal is to make Auckland the world’s most liveable city.
• The Auckland plan is the blueprint for the Council to follow - it needs to be in the plan for Council to be able to do it.
• The consultation on the draft plan closes on Tuesday May 31st and It’s open to anyone to provide comments.
• It’s really easy to provide comments on key questions via email theaucklandplan@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or online www.theaucklandplan.govt.nz or facebook www.facebook.com/aucklandplan
Key questions asked:
Eco-friendly Auckland?
Quality compact Auckland?
Reduce traffic congestion?
Our children's Auckland?
More people places?
Strengthen communities?
Protect our heritage?
Inner city rail link?
Auckland’s culture?
You can find the full discussion document at: http://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/EN/AboutCouncil/PlansPoliciesPublications/theaucklandplan/Documents/theaucklandplandiscussiondocument.pdf
Or to get more information about the forums, you can find them at: http://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/EN/AboutCouncil/PlansPoliciesPublications/theaucklandplan/discussiondocument/Pages/home.aspx
The Auckland Council is looking to the future and wants your input to take the super city further for the next 30 years. “Our Mayor Len Brown and the Auckland Council are focused on turning Auckland into the world's most livable city,” said Jeet Suchdev of the Auckland Council’s Ethnic People’s...
The Auckland Council is looking to the future and wants your input to take the super city further for the next 30 years.
“Our Mayor Len Brown and the Auckland Council are focused on turning Auckland into the world's most livable city,” said Jeet Suchdev of the Auckland Council’s Ethnic People’s Advisory Panel.
“Shaping Auckland's future is an opportunity we can all grasp.
“On behalf of the Auckland Council Ethnic People’s Advisory Panel, I would like to invite you to attend one of the two afternoon forums in the next two weeks on the Auckland Plan,” Suchdev said.
The document "Auckland Unleashed" is the start of the discussion on what the Auckland plan should say, Suchdev said.
“Your involvement is critical, and your input is vital to help the City to get the key strategies right for the future of our city.”
Please find the official invitation below with more details about two forums organized by the Auckland Council and the Ethnic Peoples Advisory Panel.
Check out www.theaucklandplan.govt.nz or www.facebook.com/aklcouncil for more information.
Submissions close on Tuesday May 31.
It is important to get as many submissions as possible from as many different ethnic communities as possible. The Auckland Council Ethnic Advisory Board is holding a forum this coming Saturday at the Henderson Service Centre from 1-4.30pm.
The forum is on Saturday May 21. Henderson Service Centre, 6 Henderson Valley Road Henderson, Waitakere, 1-4.30pm.
The forum will provide you with a wide range of people to interview and talk too
If you cannot attend the forum - would you be able/willing to do an interview with the Ethnic Advisory board that would be great or even just encouraging people to submit in an editorial.
The low down:
• The Auckland plan is the Auckland Councils 30 year plan - the goal is to make Auckland the world’s most liveable city.
• The Auckland plan is the blueprint for the Council to follow - it needs to be in the plan for Council to be able to do it.
• The consultation on the draft plan closes on Tuesday May 31st and It’s open to anyone to provide comments.
• It’s really easy to provide comments on key questions via email theaucklandplan@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or online www.theaucklandplan.govt.nz or facebook www.facebook.com/aucklandplan
Key questions asked:
Eco-friendly Auckland?
Quality compact Auckland?
Reduce traffic congestion?
Our children's Auckland?
More people places?
Strengthen communities?
Protect our heritage?
Inner city rail link?
Auckland’s culture?
You can find the full discussion document at: http://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/EN/AboutCouncil/PlansPoliciesPublications/theaucklandplan/Documents/theaucklandplandiscussiondocument.pdf
Or to get more information about the forums, you can find them at: http://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/EN/AboutCouncil/PlansPoliciesPublications/theaucklandplan/discussiondocument/Pages/home.aspx
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