POHUTUKAWA COAST TIMES (28 September 2018) 1 28 September 2018 Issue 1272
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DEADLINES: Display Advertising - 5pm Friday, Classifieds and News - Midday Monday Ph: 536-5715 Email: [email protected] Web: www.pctimes.nz 2 POHUTUKAWA COAST TIMES (28 September 2018) Guest Editorial This week's guest editorial is supplied by Darin Watts, chair, Whitford Residents & Ratepayers Assocation Crime alert be a while before the resource consent is walked the unformed route which will Worryingly there have been a couple granted. be the recreation trail from Waikopua GET IN TOUCH of incidents whereby cars have know- What's that smell? through to Pine Harbour. This will be P: 09 536 5715 ingly entered properties and said they In a Shakespeare meets Monty Py- an excellent trail once formed and we E: [email protected] were there to see a person who is not thon-like sketch, something still smells appreciate the excellent work the Po- W: www.pctimes.co.nz associated with that property. On each rotten in the state of Whitford! Landfill hutukawa Coast Trails team have done in F: facebook.com/pctimes occasion the number plate has been that odour has been a bit on the nose all year, securing funding, having it surveyed and A: PO Box 5, Beachlands 2147 of a stolen vehicle, so clearly they are with management struggling to contain it. doing some early stage formation work. up to no good. If you experience any This year's odour appears to be reaching The trail in time will become a great link such instances call the police, but also new nasal passages within the community between Maraetai/Beachlands through keep an eye out on your neighbours' from Ara Kotinga through to deep in the to the Whitford Trails network, so it will EDITOR properties too. Clifton peninsula. Whilst it might seem be an awesome recreational asset to the Leanne Chamberlin Whitford Manor development futile, the best way to be heard is still to Pohutakawa Coast. In addition to this 021 426 207 The Whitford Manor development register your complaint via the Council trail the WRRA are looking to establish [email protected] continues to throw up a number of com- call line 09 530 8774. a navigable route along the Broomfields plexities. As many of you will be aware In what evokes images of Monty Py- esplanade reserve this summer, this is ADVERTISING the sole purpose of the development thon the council odour officers need to also a very nice walk which will initially Gail Henry was to provide a waste water manage- acknowledge the incident, and the more be from the end of Broomfields Road (Account Manager) ment solution to clean up the estuary these white-coated clipboard brandish- through to Strathfield Lane. 0210 829 8342 and in doing so allow village residents ing individuals are sniffing the pungent Roading [email protected] and businesses to connect up either Whitford air the better, so keep up the It wouldn’t be right not to mention upon upgrading their systems, making calls. Our landfill committee and our local roading and road safety, it is omnipres- FEATURES additions to their current dwellings or board members have worked extensively ent in our lives! Instead of getting on subdividing. There is a variation to the to bring the concerns of the community our soapbox about road conditions and Melody Cut eld original development consent applied more rigorously than ever to the landfill safety we’d just like to acknowledge the 021 0261 4467 [email protected] for which has changed the type of waste and the council are equally frustrated. So excellent work of a few campaigners. Upcoming features: water treatment plant, the discharge pa- the pressure is on for the landfill man- Sarah Blong, Penny Rogers (Whitford rameters, how the village will connect to agement to bring it under control, their Residents) and Franklin Local Board 5 October: Urban East, Tuition and Recreation this system and a few other key points. consent does say "no odour outside the (Amanda Hopkins, Malcolm Bell and Council and Healthywaters are in the buffer zone” after all. Angela Fulljames), and also to Shane El- 12 October: Home Living process of reviewing the variation which Pohutukawa Coast trails lison (CEO AT), Cynthia Gillespie (Ex- 19 October: Health & Style may take some time and involve further A number of weeks ago a few commit- ecutive GM Planning and Investment at If your business would like to be testing of the Turanga Creek system and tee members along with members of the AT), and Andrew Bayly (MP for Hunua) included in any of these features, careful consideration of the variation's Pohutakawa Coast Trails Group and Mal- who have recently driven through the please contact Melody. suitability for the location. So it may colm Bell from the Franklin Local Board area and listened to our concerns.
ACCOUNTS & CIRCULATION Scooters cruise the coast to raise funds for Blue September Pam Rutherford What they lacked in horsepower, they made up for with heart: twenty eight 50cc scooter drivers showed their support for people 536 7164 affected by prostate cancer last Saturday, by completing a 100km group ride along the Pohutukawa Coast. [email protected] The Blue September 100 50cc scooter challenge was organised by The Pohutukawa Coast Times is The Franklin in Beachlands, and raised over $6000 for the Blue Ribbon distributed weekly to 6200 homes Foundation which funds prostate cancer research and provides support and businesses in: Whitford, to those affected by the disease. Brookby, Beachlands, Maraetai, After assembling outside The Franklin for a “show and shine” and Clevedon, Alfriston, Kawakawa Bay, induction briefing, the scooters headed off around the coast. Riders Orere Pt, Hunua, Paparimu stopped at Clevedon Coast Oysters for a quick shucking lesson before returning to The Franklin for an egg and spoon race. Member of the New Zealand Guest speaker Sir Peter Leitch entertained the group, who enjoyed Community Newspapers dinner, an auction and live music by The Groove Guys. Association Organiser Cole Saunders says the day was “very successful”. Onsite blood testing was available at The Franklin for men to be screened for prostate cancer. Prostate cancer kills 600 kiwi men each year, but early detection can significantly reduce the risk of dying from it.
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He may even 1080 editorial "a cracker" Thanks for being an important part of letters to the editor qualify for a bonus as AT’s financials our community. would be in fine health because, having Congratulations on the superb paper Kia Kaha Speed reduction not a solution banned cars, they would be able to spend you are producing – and particular praise John Wakenshaw even less on their core deliverables, for this week’s PC Times (14 September Your front page article [issue 14 Sep- namely repairing poor road surfaces 2018). tember 2018] states Auckland Transport and re-engineering dangerous sections Your editorial on “1080 – can we afford Council organises repairs intend to reduce speed limits to roads of road. not to?” was an absolute cracker being in across the city because according to Certainly, there would be no need to turn humorous, informative, impassioned to public spaces spend money on building more cycle- and authoritative. AT’s CEO Shane Ellison “the underlying • Platts Mill Reserve – low-hanging ways as the roads would be devoid of This is certainly a national issue with factor, [for the high road toll] so much of and broken tree branches at the hugely significant local importance. the time, is speed”. traffic and therefore safe for cyclists. entrance to the reserve are a health AT’s approach to reducing the road What’s next, deliberately not providing Reinforcing your editorial with the and safety issue for the public and a toll is therefore to reduce speed limits to sufficient car parks at park & ride bus well written hands-on experience and job will be raised with Treescape to roads across the city as this (according stations? Oh wait... they already do that. research by Bay Bush Action and DOC attend to this. to AT) will reduce the road toll. No doubt we are paying this muppet a Threatened Species Ambassador Nicola • Clifton Road walkway – the track We need to be wary of such logic. six figure salary to come up with flawed Taki was genius. and bridle trail has been washed out If we continue to follow this flawed policies like these. I certainly found out a lot. If only the at the entrance to the walkway. Coun- logic how long before AT decide to Not a boy racer larger papers would follow your exam- cil contractors will install new signs ban all cars from the roads because if Maraetai ple. at both entrances to this walkway “slowing cars reduces the road toll” we [name and address supplied] Your masthead of “The paper with (Clifton Road and Porterfield Road) can achieve the goal of no road toll by Editor’s note: You might have a point. the most for the coast” was very well to alert the public to the potential simply banning all cars? 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Council contractors are also car crashes are caused by a combination Council's Planning Committee, Shane and Local Roads, Vandalism, Te Puru working on a solution to reinstate the of factors converging at once, excessive Ellison said: “Public transport is one of Funday, CoastGuard App, and Commu- bridle trail and steps. speed is but one of those factors. the best traffic safety measures we have... nity Calendar) which all keep us well • Coastal erosion planting in Kawaka- Poor road surfaces, dangerously en- if you’re on a train you’re not going to informed about local issues we wouldn’t wa Bay is scheduled to start this gineered corners and intersections and be hit by a car.”! get from any other source. week. motorists lack of attention, impatience, carelessness and poor skill level also significantly contribute to the cause of egal issues eed to find the right lawyer to help you LAND SURVEYORS crashes. I am Devon cDonald of the law firm Swayne McDonald. 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