To Establish the Consensus Working Group From Auckland Council Port Study Stakeholder Group decided The establishment of the Port Future Study began today with the first meeting of stakeholders and … Continue reading Future Port Study Stakeholder Group Chosen #AKLPols
Still considering whether reapplying for Consents though From Port of Auckland Ports of Auckland accepts High Court decision Tony Gibson, CEO of Ports of Auckland, has today said that the … Continue reading Port of Auckland Will Not Appeal Against High Court Ruling on Extensions
Equal Treatment Applies I have a warning to the Councillors and the Mayor of Auckland Council in light of the Port of Auckland saga coming to a head last week … Continue reading Be Warned Auckland Council Governing Body
Time for a proper discussion From Auckland Council High Court Ports consents decision released Auckland Council has received today’s High Court ruling overturning the decision not to publicly notify resource … Continue reading Court Rules Wharf Extensions Consents Invalid
Chair announced, groups to be formed From the Office of the Mayor Len Brown Port working group chair announced Auckland Council today announced the appointment of Rick Boven as chair … Continue reading Port Future Study Consensus Working Group Chair Announced #AKLPols
Committee Endorses to allow first stage of Study to get under way While I was at the Unitary Plan Mediation Session on Parking Minimums (it was a good discussion too) … Continue reading Port Future Study Endorsed. Group to Establish and Start Scope For Study
City nor even New Zealand are not united behind the Opposition I spotted this on Twitter yesterday and Retweet quoted it with my reply underneath it: Tenby Powell @tenbypowell This is … Continue reading Leadership on the Port? Opposition Continues to Fail There
Lack of wharf space = cruise ships not visiting NZ entirely I suppose this is a natural consequence of the Isthmus and North Shore Councillors playing silly buggers over the … Continue reading Did Auckland’s Isthmus and North Shore Councillors Interfere with Other Region’s Economies?
Why the Split on Geographic Grounds? On Thursday the Governing Body resolved through the Mayor’s casting vote to allow the Port of Auckland compromise (extending one wharf rather than … Continue reading Geographic Split on the Port Debate
Close vote This afternoon the Auckland Council Governing Body resolved in a draw vote (thus needing the Mayor’s casting vote to pass it) to allow a compromise on the Port … Continue reading Port of Auckland Wharves Compromise Passes
Talking Southern Auckland 