2022

Te Awamutu Community Board

Te Awamutu-Kihikihi Subdivision
The Te Awamutu Community Board represents your local community and advocates to Waipa District Council about local issues, including public transport and facilities such as libraries and parks. The board is made up of seven members: five members elected by voters, including four members from your area, and one councillor from the Waipa District council. This is a first past the post (FPP) election, so you vote by ticking the name of your preferred candidate on your ballot paper. Compare the candidates and their policies to decide who to vote for in the Te Awamutu Community Board election.

Candidates

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Bernard Westerbaan

Bernard Westerbaan

Sally Whitaker

Sally Whitaker

Ange Holt

Ange Holt

John Wood

John Wood

Norris Hall

Norris Hall

James Parlane

James Parlane

Georgina Christie

Georgina Christie

Jill Taylor

Jill Taylor

Bernard Westerbaan

Independent

Bernard Westerbaan

Independent

Why I'm standing

I believe our district is being run by central government. Too many demands costing too much and they are unrealistic guidelines, eg fluoride, Three Waters and high density housing proposals. All of the above will be detrimental to our district. I and others are worried about the future for the district and perceive that local government will disappear with central taking over.

About me

I have previous local government experience as I have worked 20 years with them and also two terms on the community board. I have been on a local school board for many years. Did CommSafe patrol and CCTV. Currently treasurer of the local GreyPower group. I am a Christian and have been playing in a church band playing the bass. I love helping people where I can.

My priorities
  1. Three Waters proposal will be costing ratepayers a lot more compared to maintaining assets ourselves.
  2. Looking after the older population will be more prevalent in the near future, better footpaths.
  3. Provide local transport for those not able to drive. Look after the people!
Before politics

Retail, now retired

Residence

Kihikihi

Age

No response

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Why I'm standing

I believe our district is being run by central government. Too many demands costing too much and they are unrealistic guidelines, eg fluoride, Three Waters and high density housing proposals. All of the above will be detrimental to our district. I and others are worried about the future for the district and perceive that local government will disappear with central taking over.

About me

I have previous local government experience as I have worked 20 years with them and also two terms on the community board. I have been on a local school board for many years. Did CommSafe patrol and CCTV. Currently treasurer of the local GreyPower group. I am a Christian and have been playing in a church band playing the bass. I love helping people where I can.

My priorities
  1. Three Waters proposal will be costing ratepayers a lot more compared to maintaining assets ourselves.
  2. Looking after the older population will be more prevalent in the near future, better footpaths.
  3. Provide local transport for those not able to drive. Look after the people!
Before politics

Retail, now retired

Residence

Kihikihi

Age

No response

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