Have Your Say for the Long Term Plan

Written by Ben Ross - Talking Auckland

Help shape the Long Term Plan

 

Don’t forget to have your say on how you would like the Long Term Plan (master budget document) to be shaped.

Interested?

From Auckland Council:

There are a number of ways to feedback depending on what suits you. All feedback received will inform final decisions on both the 10-year budget and the Regional Land Transport Plan.

Feedback form

You can provide feedback right here. Simply fill out our online feedback form and click submit.

You can also fill out a hard copy (PDF 180KB) of the feedback form and email it to longtermplan@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or freepost to the address found at the top of the form.

Social media

Comments made through the following social media channels will be considered as feedback.

– on Twitter using both @aklcouncil and #LTP2015
– by posting on our Facebook page – facebook.com/aklcouncil – using #LTP2015
– by commenting on any blog found on our discuss the budget page
– by contributing to our online live chats on the four key issues

Have your say’ events

You can come and talk to us in person at one of our ‘have your say’ events. The events are an opportunity for you to give your feedback on both regional and local issues included in the budget.

These events replace traditional hearings and are your opportunity to have your views heard by Auckland Council’s elected members.

You can come along on the day or pre-register to secure your place if you would like to attend one of the ‘have your say’ events. See the schedule below to find an event. If you wish to register, you can do so by clicking on the location.

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You can find the events here (and source for the above): http://shapeauckland.co.nz/consultations/aucklands-10-year-budget-2015-2025/how-to-have-your-say/

 

THE TALKING AUCKLAND LONG TERM PLAN SERIES

  1. Introduction
  2. Investing in Auckland (Includes 10 year Budget at a glance)
  3. Fixing Transport
  4. Your Rates
  5. Housing and Development
  6. Local Board priorities (general unless I get specific requests)
  7. My feedback indication
  8. Conclusion