City Vision delivering for Waitematā: achievements 2010 – 2016
Since 2010, the City Vision-led Waitematā Local Board has achieved results for you by combining a progressive vision with responsible financial management. Here are the highlights of what we have achieved and the projects we have underway that we hope to take...
Improving Ponsonby; Getting on with the Job
Ponsonby News column for Waitemata Local Board Chair June 2016 Local Boards are effectively bulk-funded based on residential population by the Governing Body of Council from your hard-earned rates for their discretionary spend to undertake priority local services and...
Update on Waitemata projects
Chair, Waitemata Local Board, Shale Chambers’ April Ponsonby News column Whilst speculation on who may be contesting the upcoming local elections continues, and a declared local candidate is left to make stuff up with wild non-factual populist statements about...
Hidden public spaces in the City Centre
In 2011 Waitemata Local Board Chair, Shale Chambers initiated via a Notice of Motion (item 11.1) an audit of “hidden” public spaces in the City Centre and requested these spaces be appropriately publicised. As he noted at the time: “Whilst most...
First Local Board to develop a community low carbon plan
In 2011 following community feedback the Waitematā Local Board made a commitment to develop a localised plan for reducing emissions that will focus on reducing energy use, sustainable transport options, waste reduction, local food production and more effective and...
Air quality in Queen Street survey
City Vision candidates for the Waitemata Local Board all back the goal of resilient and healthy communities and sustainable environment, with focused care for our environment by reducing pollution – water, air and land. We support and endorse a current survey being...
Painted utility boxes project
The Waitemata Local Board started a project this year of painting utility boxes with a difference. We asked local community and business groups to select one or two utility boxes in their area that they would like to see painted with a mural. These groups were also...
Achieving results through team work on the Waitemata Local Board
Three years ago the City Vision team on the Waitemata Local Board pledged to be a strong local board and responsive to the local community. We have worked hard from day one to deliver on issues that matter to local people. Here are the highlights of what we have...
Carbon Emissions Reduction Plan
Total parts per million of carbon in our atmosphere is, at time of writing, around 397. This is reaching levels not seen for three million years. Not 300 hundred years, or 3,000 years, but three million years. Back then, the world was a different place; sea levels...From our Facebook page
The City Vision team ready for door knocking action in Mt Eden this afternoon. ![]()
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Our Albert-Eden by-election candidate, Bernadette Power is out and about connecting with locals.
Wore out some shoe leather with the team door-knocking in Kingsland this weekend. Got a very positive response. Thanks everyone. 💖
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CityVisionNZ The door knocking team out in Mt Eden this afternoon. Connecting with locals is a big part of the campaign to elect… https://t.co/K9nwd1sgKD
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CityVisionNZ RT @michaelwoodnz : Changing the way our local streets work is one of the most challenging parts of our journey to give people real transpor…
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CityVisionNZ RT @cjr_robertson : Bernadette would be an amazing candidate at any time, but especially now with her transport expertise - she's got so muc…
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CityVisionNZ RT @JonTurnerNZ : A very important seat! If Bernadette wins, @CityVisionNZ regain a majority on the board - which could be very useful duri…
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CityVisionNZ Introducing Bernadette Power, our candidate for the Albert-Eden Local Board byelection. Postal voting starts from 2… https://t.co/nrsaaZf9HQ
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CityVisionNZ RT @AlecTang_ : update: people who live and work in Tāmaki Makaurau are not allowed an opinion about their city, says political party... 🤔🥱🙄
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CityVisionNZ RT @juliefairey : The troubles at Ports of AKL have been going on for years - it really does look like existing management do not want to de…
