Auckland City Centre Residents' Group - CCRG
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Greetings City Centre Residents,
Our monthly meeting is Monday 1 July, 6pm.
At Ellen Melville Hall on Freyberg Place
Come along, listen, have your say - let us know what you are thinking.
And then we are into some of the many issues and enthusiams that motivate us all, and make the city centre … View moreGreetings City Centre Residents,
Our monthly meeting is Monday 1 July, 6pm.
At Ellen Melville Hall on Freyberg Place
Come along, listen, have your say - let us know what you are thinking.
And then we are into some of the many issues and enthusiams that motivate us all, and make the city centre such an interesting and vibrant place in which to live.
The agenda is bit.ly... or attached below
See you there.
CCRG Meeting AGENDA 2019-01-07_& attachments.pdf Download View
June Meeting this coming Monday 10 June - All Welcome!
2 guest speakers, one from Emergency Management and the other from the Council's city centre targeted rate project development team.
Usually the first Monday of the month (usurped by royalty this month) come along to the Ellen Melville … View moreJune Meeting this coming Monday 10 June - All Welcome!
2 guest speakers, one from Emergency Management and the other from the Council's city centre targeted rate project development team.
Usually the first Monday of the month (usurped by royalty this month) come along to the Ellen Melville Centre, Betty Wark Room at 6pm, Monday 10 June to hear, learn and discuss the issues and celebrations, of city centre living with other vertically-inclined apartment neighbours.
MEETING ON MONDAY! - all most welcome.
The next meeting of local apartment-dwellers, interested in understanding our city centre neighbourhood, is Monday 6 May @ 6pm at the Ellen Melville Centre on Freberg PLace/High St.
Topics include: Queens Wharf, feedback from relevant council meetings, … View moreMEETING ON MONDAY! - all most welcome.
The next meeting of local apartment-dwellers, interested in understanding our city centre neighbourhood, is Monday 6 May @ 6pm at the Ellen Melville Centre on Freberg PLace/High St.
Topics include: Queens Wharf, feedback from relevant council meetings, events and activities, even the fate of a pear tree in St Patrick's Square has made it to the agenda...come join in.We have a guest speaker to start with and a Q&A:
Cam Perkins – Team Leader City Centre Project design, Auckland Council Design Office on the very exciting city centre changer- Access for Everyone/A4E , & Lower Queen St proposals
Come along, listen, have your say - let us know what you are thinking.
Greetings Residents,
Our monthly meeting is tomorrow Monday 1 April, 6pm at our city centre residents' community centre: Ellen Melville Centre
Tenants and owners - Come along, listen, have your say - tell us what you are thinking.
And then we are into some of the many issues that motivate us… View moreGreetings Residents,
Our monthly meeting is tomorrow Monday 1 April, 6pm at our city centre residents' community centre: Ellen Melville Centre
Tenants and owners - Come along, listen, have your say - tell us what you are thinking.
And then we are into some of the many issues that motivate us all, and make the city centre such an interesting place in which to live!
Agenda: bit.ly...
See you there.
Quick - Residents have your say on proposed 30KPH city centre zone - which should be a yes yes yes from a city centre resident perspective - as it will be fantastic for safety and life for residents in the CC! Just imagine the detuned streets, slower vehicles - much more friendlier, quieter streets… View moreQuick - Residents have your say on proposed 30KPH city centre zone - which should be a yes yes yes from a city centre resident perspective - as it will be fantastic for safety and life for residents in the CC! Just imagine the detuned streets, slower vehicles - much more friendlier, quieter streets for our families, friends and community.
World-leading cities are also safe cities. We all have a responsibility to deal with the serious problem of our citizens needlessly being killed and seriously injured on our roads.
Choose one of these quick and easy options:
1) 5-minute option: Provide feedback on the precise locations you wish to comment via an interactive map:
bit.ly...
2) 4-minute option: Complete the online survey which, on average, only takes around 4 minutes.
www.surveymonkey.com...
You have until Sunday 31st March to ensure your voice is heard. Don’t delay. Respond now.
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20181207 Final media release - speed management draft bylaw board decision.pdf Download View
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