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Tag Archives: advocacy
The Johnsonville train line is not “rapid transit”
From Tortoise to Hare in the Stroke of a Pen The JCA supports the position expressed by fellow residents’ associations in this article. JCA has also argued to both Greater Wellington and Wellington City councils that the Johnsonville train line … Continue reading
Public Q&A on WCC Long Term Plan
JCA is hosting a free public forum on the Wellington City Council’s Long Term Plan 2021-2031. Come hear how the Northern suburbs stand to benefit from the proposals to allocate Council spending, leading to annual increases to your rates. Key … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Local Services, Meetings, Strategy
Tagged advocacy, Consultations, Long Term Plan, Spatial Plan, Submission, WCC
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Monthly JCA Meeting: April 2021
Here is the agenda for this month’s JCA meeting, and the minutes from last month. 31 March 2021 minutes 28 April 2021 agenda Date: Wednesday 28 April 2021 Time: 7:30-9:00pm Location: Johnsonville Community Centre, Room 2 This month, we’ll be … Continue reading
Posted in Meetings
Tagged advocacy, roading, Submission, Totara Park, transport, WCC
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Meet the Ōhāriu Electoral Candidates, 23 September
Come to Johnsonville Community Centre Main Hall to hear Ōhāriu’s incumbent and hopeful electoral candidates tell the community how they would represent our suburbs’ needs. Candidates will address the room on their respective party platforms, then respond to public questions … 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
What to do with your Newlands bus card
Wondering what to do with your Newlands bus card when it becomes almost useless on 15 July? JCA has some answers. Continue reading
