38 Rawene Ave Westmere Archives - Grey Lynn Residents Association

Looking Back On What We Achieved in 2024

31 December 2024 by Brandon Wilcox

Happy New Year from the United Republic of Gay Lynn

Happy New Year! As we close the door on ’24, we hope you thrive in ’25. To prepare for the year ahead, let’s look at the year just gone.

Filed Under: Grey Lynn Residents Association Tagged With: 2023 Auckland Anniversary Weekend Floods, 38 Rawene Ave Westmere, Arch Hill, Arch Hill Reserve, Auckland Council, Auckland Transport (AT), Barfoot & Thompson Grey Lynn, Bike Auckland, Bond Street, Brandon Wilcox, Central Interceptor, Cockburn Street, Cohaus, Cooper Street, Coxs Bay, Dan Salmon, David Batten, Dryden Street, Friends of Grey Lynn Park, Friends of Hakanoa Reserve, Great North Road improvement plan, Grey Lynn, Grey Lynn Park, Grey Lynn Park to Hakanoa Reserve Blue-Green Corridor, Grey Lynn School, Hakanoa Reserve, Helen White MP, Hon Judith Collins, Incorporated Societies Act 1908, Incorporated Societies Act 2022, Joanna Hurst, Kainga Ora, Karangahape Road, Marc Collins, Medium Density Residential Standards (MDRS), Melissa Lee MP, Meola Road cycleway, Mike Lee, National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS-UD), Nicola Legat, Niger Street, Nikki Kaye, Northland Street, Paul Shortland, Plan Change 78, Point Chevalier cycleway, Potatau Street, Quiet Sky Waitematā, Rose Road Gully, Steve Willis, Surrey Crescent, Tania Mace, Waitematā Local Board (WLB), Waitematā Safe Routes, Watercare, Western Isthmus Stormwater and Wastewater Upgrades

Petition to Ban Private Helicopter Use in Residential Auckland

25 September 2022 by Brandon Wilcox

Potential helicopter landing pad sites in Coxs Bay, Westmere, Auckland, which would threaten important roosting and foraging site for threatened indigenous birds.

Sign Quiet Sky Waitematā’s petition to ban private helicopter use in residential Auckland areas to protect fauna & flora, and community amenity values.

A resource consent application for helicopter activity at 38 Rawene Ave, Westmere is requesting four movements per day, which is 1,460 landings and takeoffs per year.

Filed Under: Transport Tagged With: 38 Rawene Ave Westmere, 74 Paritai Drive, Auckland Council, Ban private helicopters from residential areas, Banded Dotterels, Briscoe Group, Caspian Terns, Change.org, Chris Darby, Coxs Bay, Don Mathieson, Dotterels, Helicopter Landing Pads, Helicopter use in residential areas, Helicopters, Herne Bay, Ōrākei Local Board, Petition, Quiet Sky Waitematā Inc, Rod Duke, Sentinel Beach, South Island Pied Oystercatchers, Stanley Pt, Stuff.co.nz, The Jetsons, Transport Emissions Reduction Plan, Variable Oystercatchers, Waitematā Local Board, Westmere