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Category Archives: Built Environment
JCA Submission on LGWM Mass Rapid Transit & Basin Reserve Exchange Proposal, December 2021
The latest phase of the Let’s Get Wellington Moving (LGWM) programme is looking at options for “mass rapid transit” in and across the city. These include new tunnels and light rail. https://hello.lgwm.nz/ View JCA’s submission on the various LGWM proposals … Continue reading
Posted in Built Environment, Strategy, Tranport
Tagged advocacy, Submission, transport, WCC
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JCA Submission on WCC Draft District Plan, December 2021
The Draft District Plan is Wellington’s first fully revised planning rulebook in more than 20 years. https://planningforgrowth.wellington.govt.nz/district-plan-review The plan deals with the major planning and environmental issues facing the city – including housing supply choice and affordability, protecting biodiversity, integrating … Continue reading
Posted in Built Environment, Democracy, Housing, Natural Environment, Recreation, Tranport
Tagged Submission, WCC
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JCA Submissions on WCC Initiatives: Having Our Say
Wellington City Council frequently seeks public feedback on major planning initiatives, to “help make effective and fair decisions”. Each initiative will impact the city and its people for decades to come- your daily commute, your home, and your living environment. … Continue reading
Posted in Built Environment, Local Services, Natural Environment, Strategy, Tranport, Uncategorized
Tagged Cycleways, District Plan
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WCC Spatial Plan: Add Your Voice! (Or Ours…)
WCC Councillors vote tomorrow, 24 June 2021, on proposals for a Spatial Plan that will dramatically change the future shape of Johnsonville. A copy of the JCA presentation outlining our concerns and recommendations will soon be available here. You are … Continue reading
Posted in Built Environment, Democracy, Demographics, Housing, Meetings, Strategy, Tranport
Tagged advocacy, MDRA, Spatial Plan, Submission, The Mall, transport, WCC
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Free Speaker Event (18/03/2021): WCC Manager Transport & Infrastructure Bradley Singh
Thursday 18 March 7:30pm – 9:00pm Location: Collective Community Hub, 33 Johnsonville Road Bradley Singh, WCC’s Manager of Transport & Infrastructure, will speak about the Council’s current roading improvement projects in our area. Brad’s presentation covers the road surfacing programme, its constraints, and … Continue reading
JCA on Council’s Planning For Growth project
Stand by for 50,000 to 80,000 more Wellingtonians in the next 30 years — with at least 22,000 of this new population moving in to North Wellington — including Johnsonville. North Wellington’s projected population is the greatest of any area … Continue reading
JCA to Mall owners: Develop or sell
Today’s DomPost provides an update on the Johnsonville Mall situation. The Big News is … there is no update. Mall owner Stride Properties says it may or may not provide news about it’s plans for the Johnsonville central business district … Continue reading
November 2017 meeting – shonky consents, social action, and pipes for poop
Johnsonville Residents are invited to attend the monthly meeting of the Johnsonville Community Association, beginning at the earlier time of 7pm on Wednesday 29 November at the Johnsonville Community Centre.
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Do you love the smell of diesel in the morning?
Most of our ‘Northern Suburbs” homes are zoned “outer residential”. Sounds innocuous, right? Wrong. Continue reading
Kindergarten over Community Garden?
Wellington City Council proposes to move a kindergarten onto a hard-won and scarce public community garden in Johnsonville. Continue reading
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