Wellington City Council	1

Statement of proposal

Representation review

For the 2019 and 2022 Wellington City Council elections Ward and community board names and boundaries

Background

Under the Local Electoral Act 2001 (the Act) local authorities must review their electoral arrangements at least every six years.

Wellington City Council (Council) last reviewed its arrangements in 2012 for the 2013 elections, with a minor change to the Tawa Community Board boundary in 2015.

That means we have to do another review before the 2019 elections.

Representation reviews look at:

Identifying our communities of interest

How these communities of interest are best represented by:

the basis on which councillors are elected (ie at large, wards or a mixture of both)

the total number of councillors

ward numbers, names and boundaries and

community board arrangements

Ensuring each councillor represents about the same number of people

the electoral system to be used and

any arrangements for Māori wards.

Council resolved, on 30 August 2017, to keep the Single Transferable Voting (STV) voting system for the 2019 elections.

Council has also decided, after consulting with mana whenua, not to establish a Māori ward.

A research survey with a number of Wellingtonians and with the Tawa and Makara/ Ohariu community boards showed most people are happy with the current ward and community board system and boundaries, although some people thought we should consider incorporating te reo Māori in how we name our wards.

Under the Act Council can only consult on one proposal.

Ward boundaries

Two current wards – Eastern and Lambton
– do not comply with the Act’s rules on fair representation which say that each councillor should represent about the same number
of people.

Currently Eastern Ward has too few people for the number of councillors it has, and Lambton Ward has too few councillors for the number of people living in the ward.

Another issue is Brooklyn is split between the existing Southern and Lambton wards.

Council is proposing keeping the same number of councillors (14) and making changes to the ward boundaries.

The changes proposed take account of communities of interest and reduce the level to which our ward system doesn’t comply with the rules in the Act.

The proposal does not completely comply with the Act because of the need to protect recognised communities of interest in the Eastern, Southern and Lambton wards.

The main changes proposed are:

a change in the boundary between Eastern and Southern wards

a change in the boundary between the Southern and Lambton wards

a change in the boundary between Onslow- Western and Southern wards

a change in the boundary between Northern and Onslow-Western wards.

If the proposed changes are accepted by Council the Eastern Ward will be slightly over-represented (by just over 11%) and the Southern Ward slightly under represented (by just over 10%).

The maps in this statement of proposal show the old ward boundaries (in green) and the proposed new boundaries (in red).

Community boards

The proposal keeps the current community board arrangements with an adjustment to the boundary of the Makara/Ohariu Community Board area to match the proposed changes to the ward boundaries.

Te reo Māori

The proposal includes renaming the wards to include te reo Māori.

Council consulted with local iwi on what te reo Māori names would be appropriate for the various wards.

Have your say

To have your say about the proposed new ward boundaries and names you can:

make a submission online at wellington.govt. nz/have-your-say/consultations

go to wellington.govt.nz/have-your-say/ consultations print the FreePost submission form and post it to us (no stamp required) at: FreePost
Wellington City Council Representation review (265)
PO Box 2199
Wellington 6140

Printed copies of the representation review proposal and submission forms are available at our service centre at 101 Wakefield Street and at city libraries.

If you would like us to send you a copy of the proposal and submission form, please phone 04 499 4444 or email repreview @wcc.govt.nz

Written submissions open on April 4 and close at 5pm on May 4.

Next steps
Oral submissions will be heard between 7-25 May. The final proposal will be presented to Council on
30 May for a decision.

The decision will be publicly notified on
13 June and there is a period from 13 June to 13 July during which you can appeal or object to the decision.

If there is an appeal or objection, or the final proposal does not comply with the Act’s requirements for fair representation it must be referred to the Local Government Commission (LGC). The LGC will determine the representation arrangements, including any community boards, for the 2019 Wellington City Council elections.

That decision must be made by 10 April 2019.

Proposed ward boundary changes

The following eleven pages show the proposed changes to ward boundaries. Note the red boundary lines show the proposed ward boundaries and the green lines show the current boundaries.

Change

Changing the boundary of the Makara/Ohariu Community Board area.

Moving part of the boundary between Onslow- Western Ward and Southern Ward towards the Onslow- Western Ward (ie Southern is taking in some of what has been Onslow-Western)

Moving part of the boundary between the Lambton Ward and the Southern Ward towards the Lambton Ward (ie Southern is taking in some of what has been Lambton)

Moving part of the boundary between Southern Ward and Eastern Ward towards the Eastern Ward (Eastern is taking in some of what has been Southern)

Moving a small piece of uninhabited council- owned land currently in the Onslow-Western Ward into the Northern Ward.

Reason

Moving the boundary to match the new boundary of Southern and Onslow-Western wards

Bringing Southern Ward into alignment with other wards in terms of population to
councillor ratio and to put all of Brooklyn into one ward.

Bringing Southern and Lambton wards into alignment with other wards in terms of population to councillor ratio and to put all of Brooklyn into one ward.

Bringing Southern and Eastern wards into alignment with other wards in terms of population to councillor ratio.

Bringing the whole of the Ohariu suburb into one ward

Affects

People living in parts of Brooklyn and Owhiro Bay

People living in Brooklyn

People living in Brooklyn

People living in Southgate

No affected people

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Northern Ward

Onslow - Western Ward

Lambton
Ward

Southern Ward

Eastern Ward

LEGEND

Proposed Wards

Wellington City All Proposed Wards

0	1,250

2,500	5,000
metres
Scale 1:130,000

Property  boundaries,  20m  Contours,  road  names,  rail  line, address & title points sourced from Land Information NZ. Crown Copyright reserved.    Property boundaries accuracy: +/-1m in urban areas, +/-30m in rural areas.  Census data sourced from Statistics NZ.  Postcodes sourced from NZ Post.
Assets, contours, water and drainage information shown is approximate and must not be used for detailed engineering design.
Other data has been compiled from a variety of sources and its accuracy may vary, but is generally +/- 1m.

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Current Board
Proposed Board ( No change ) Suburbs

Ohariu

Makara/Ohariu Community Board Area

Tawa

Tawa Community Board Area

Takapu Valley

Grenada North

Churton Park	Glenside

Grenada Village

Horokiwi

Paparangi

Woodridge

Johnsonville

Newlands

Broadmeadows Khandallah

Ngauranga

Wellington City Proposed Tawa Community Board: 2018

0    250  500  750 1,000
Meters scale  1:50,000

Property  boundaries  Land  Information  NZ  Licence  WN0853547/2  CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Accuracy  in  urban  areas:  +/-1m,      Accuracy  in  rural  areas:  +/-30m.   Topographic data: Wellington City Council WCC copyright reserved   Accuracy: +/- 30cm.     Any contours displayed are only approximate and must not be used for detailed engineering design.    Colour Orthophotography 1:500 flown March 2006 or Feb 2008  owned by Wellington City Council.   Other data  has been compiled from a variety of sources and its accuracy may vary.

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Proposed Change
Proposed Board Current Board Suburbs

Tawa

Ohariu

Churton Park

Glenside

Grenada Village

Paparangi

Makara Beach

Johnsonville

Woodridge

Broadmeadows

Newlands

Ngaio

Khandallah

Ngauranga

Makara/Ohariu Community Board Area

Wilton

Crofton Downs

Kaiwharawhara Wadestown

Makara

Thorndon

Northland  Wellington  Pipitea Central

Karori

Kelburn

Highbury
Aro Valley

Te Aro

Oriental Bay Mount  Roseneath
Victoria

Maupuia

Mount
Cook

Hataitai

Brooklyn

Newtown Vogeltown
Mornington Kingston

Kilbirnie

Karaka Bays
Miramar
Seatoun

Berhampore   Melrose Lyall
Bay   Rongotai
1
Southgate

Strathmore Park

Owhiro Bay

Island Bay   Houghton
Bay

Moa Point

Breaker Bay

Wellington City Proposed Makara/Ohariu Community Board: 2018

0	1,000	2,000
Meters scale  1:100,000

Property  boundaries   Land  Information  NZ  Licence  WN0853547/2  CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Accuracy  in  urban  areas:  +/-1m,      Accuracy  in  rural  areas:  +/-30m.   Topographic data: Wellington City Council WCC copyright reserved   Accuracy: +/- 30cm.     Any contours displayed are only approximate and must not be used for detailed engineering design.    Colour Orthophotography 1:500 flown March 2006 or Feb 2008  owned by Wellington City Council.   Other data  has been compiled from a variety of sources and its accuracy may vary.

MAP PRODUCED BY:
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ORIGINAL MAP SIZE:  A4
AUTHOR:   bayly2s DATE:  21/03/2018 REFERENCE: 11345

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Tawa
Takapu Valley

Churton Park

Grenada North

Ohariu
Northern Ward

Glenside

Grenada Village
Woodridge Paparangi

Makara Beach

Johnsonville
5

Broadmeadows

Newlands

Horokiwi

Ngaio

Khandallah

Ngauranga

Crofton Downs

Kaiwharawhara

Makara

Onslow - Western Ward

Wilton

Wadestown

Thorndon Northland  Wellington  Pipitea
Central

Karori

Kelburn

Te Aro

Oriental Bay

Lambton Ward

Roseneath

Maupuia

Aro Valley Highbury

Mount Cook

Mount
Victoria

Hataitai

Karaka Bays

Vogeltown  Newtown

Brooklyn

Mornington Kingston

Kilbirnie Melrose

Miramar

Seatoun

Southern Ward

Berhampore

Lyall
Bay

Eastern Ward

Strathmore
Park

2
Owhiro Bay

Southgate Island Bay   Houghton
Bay

Rongotai

Moa Point

Breaker Bay

LEGEND

Proposed Change Proposed Wards Current Ward Suburbs

Wellington City Proposed Onslow-Western Ward: 2018

0	1,000	2,000	3,000	4,000
Meters
scale  1:100,000

Property  boundaries   Land  Information  NZ  Licence  WN0853547/2  CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Accuracy  in  urban  areas:  +/-1m,      Accuracy  in  rural  areas:  +/-30m.   Topographic data: Wellington City Council WCC copyright reserved   Accuracy: +/- 30cm.     Any contours displayed are only approximate and must not be used for detailed engineering design.    Colour Orthophotography 1:500 flown March 2006 or Feb 2008  owned by Wellington City Council.   Other data  has been compiled from a variety of sources and its accuracy may vary.

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Makara

Crofton Downs

Ngaio

Khandallah Kaiwharawhara

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Wadestown

Wilton

Onslow - Western Ward

Thorndon

Pipitea

Northland

Karori

Kelburn

Wellington Central

Highbury

Te Aro

Oriental Bay

Roseneath

Aro Valley

Lambton Ward

Mount Victoria

Mount Cook

Hataitai

Eastern Ward

3

Brooklyn

Vogeltown

Newtown

Owhiro Bay

Mornington

Southern Ward

Kingston

Berhampore

Melrose

LEGEND
Proposed Change Proposed Wards Current Ward Suburb

Kilbirnie

Rongotai yall Bay

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Wellington City Proposed Lambton Ward: 2018

0	500	1,000	1,500
Meters scale  1:30,000

Property  boundaries   Land  Information  NZ  Licence  WN0853547/2  CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Accuracy  in  urban  areas:  +/-1m,      Accuracy  in  rural  areas:  +/-30m.   Topographic data: Wellington City Council WCC copyright reserved   Accuracy: +/- 30cm.     Any contours displayed are only approximate and must not be used for detailed engineering design.    Colour Orthophotography 1:500 flown March 2006 or Feb 2008  owned by Wellington City Council.   Other data  has been compiled from a variety of sources and its accuracy may vary.

MAP PRODUCED BY:
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ORIGINAL MAP SIZE:  A4
AUTHOR:   bayly2s DATE:  16/03/2018 REFERENCE: 11345

Kelburn

Wellington Central

Pipitea

Te Aro
Lambton Ward

Oriental Bay

Roseneath

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Maupuia

Mount Victoria

Karaka Bays

Mount Cook

Hataitai

Newtown

Southern Ward

Miramar

Kilbirnie

Berhampore

Melrose

Lyall Bay

Eastern Ward

Rongotai

Seatoun

Island Bay

4
Southgate

Strathmore Park

Breaker Bay

Houghton Bay

Moa Point

LEGEND

Proposed Change Proposed Wards Current Ward Suburb

Wellington City Proposed Eastern Ward: 2018

0	500	1,000	1,500
Meters scale  1:30,000

Property  boundaries   Land  Information  NZ  Licence  WN0853547/2  CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Accuracy  in  urban  areas:  +/-1m,      Accuracy  in  rural  areas:  +/-30m.   Topographic data: Wellington City Council WCC copyright reserved   Accuracy: +/- 30cm.     Any contours displayed are only approximate and must not be used for detailed engineering design.    Colour Orthophotography 1:500 flown March 2006 or Feb 2008  owned by Wellington City Council.   Other data  has been compiled from a variety of sources and its accuracy may vary.

MAP PRODUCED BY:
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ORIGINAL MAP SIZE:  A4
AUTHOR:   bayly2s DATE:  19/03/2018 REFERENCE: 11345

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Tawa

Takapu Valley

Grenada North

Ohariu

Northern Ward

Churton Park

Glenside

Grenada Village

Horokiwi

Makara Beach

Johnsonville

Paparangi

Woodridge

5	Newlands

Broadmeadows

Ngauranga

Ngaio

Khandallah

Makara

Crofton Downs
Onslow -

Kaiwharawhara

Western Ward
Wilton

Karori
Northland

Wadestown

Thorndon
Lambton Ward

LEGEND

Proposed Change Proposed Wards Current Ward

Wellington Kelburn  Central

Pipitea

Suburb

Wellington City Proposed Northern Ward: 2018
as determined by the Local Government Commission

0	1,000	2,000	3,000	4,000
Meters scale  1:80,000

Property  boundaries   Land  Information  NZ  Licence  WN0853547/2  CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Accuracy  in  urban  areas:  +/-1m,      Accuracy  in  rural  areas:  +/-30m.   Topographic data: Wellington City Council WCC copyright reserved   Accuracy: +/- 30cm.     Any contours displayed are only approximate and must not be used for detailed engineering design.    Colour Orthophotography 1:500 flown March 2006 or Feb 2008  owned by Wellington City Council.   Other data  has been compiled from a variety of sources and its accuracy may vary.

MAP PRODUCED BY:
Wellington City Council 101 Wakefield Street WELLINGTON, NZ

ORIGINAL MAP SIZE:  A4
AUTHOR:   bayly2s DATE:  16/03/2018 REFERENCE: 11345

Wilton

Thorndon	¯

Pipitea

Northland

Makara

Karori

Kelburn

Wellington Central

Onslow - Western Ward

Highbury

Aro Valley

Te Aro

Lambton Ward

Mount Victoria

Oriental Bay

Roseneath

Mount Cook

3

Vogeltown

Newtown

Hataitai
Eastern Ward

Brooklyn

Mornington

Kilbirnie

Kingston

Berhampore

Rongotai

2

Southern Ward
Owhiro Bay

4

Island Bay

Southgate

Melrose

Lyall Bay

Houghton Bay

LEGEND

Proposed Change Proposed Wards Current Ward Suburb

Wellington City Proposed Southern Ward: 2018

0	500	1,000	1,500	2,000
Meters
scale  1:50,000

Property  boundaries   Land  Information  NZ  Licence  WN0853547/2  CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Accuracy  in  urban  areas:  +/-1m,      Accuracy  in  rural  areas:  +/-30m.   Topographic data: Wellington City Council WCC copyright reserved   Accuracy: +/- 30cm.     Any contours displayed are only approximate and must not be used for detailed engineering design.    Colour Orthophotography 1:500 flown March 2006 or Feb 2008  owned by Wellington City Council.   Other data  has been compiled from a variety of sources and its accuracy may vary.

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Karori
Onslow - Western Ward

Makara

Brooklyn

2

Owhiro Bay

LEGEND

Proposed Change Proposed Wards Current Ward Suburb

Wellington City detail of change 2 between Onslow-Western and Southern Wards

0	200     400     600     800    1,000
Meters scale  1:30,000

Property  boundaries  Land  Information  NZ  Licence  WN0853547/2  CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Accuracy  in  urban  areas:  +/-1m,      Accuracy  in  rural  areas:  +/-30m.   Topographic data: Wellington City Council WCC copyright reserved   Accuracy: +/- 30cm.     Any contours displayed are only approximate and must not be used for detailed engineering design.    Colour Orthophotography 1:500 flown March 2006 or Feb 2008  owned by Wellington City Council.   Other data  has been compiled from a variety of sources and its accuracy may vary.

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47
33	29B

49

51

53	40

55

57

59

61

38	36    34

26
42

44

46
21

32	30

28

18

20

48

63	50

23A

17
15A

65

54	56
58

25	13
11
27	9A9
7
29	5
3

33

81	79	77

83
85

66

68B

60	35

62	37

64
39

41

43
45

70	47
72

78	53
80
55
86	82
57B
84	57
88	1/57A
2/57A

90
92	6
2/59	61
61B
94	61A
90A
96
98
100
102

26
28
36	104

76A

76	49

74	51

Lambton Ward

1D C

Legend

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Southern Ward

Proposed Wards Current Ward Proposed Change Suburb

Wellington City detail of change 3 between Southern and Lambton Wards

0	20	40	60
Meters scale  1:1,655

Property  boundaries   Land  Information  NZ  Licence  WN0853547/2  CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Accuracy  in  urban  areas:  +/-1m,      Accuracy  in  rural  areas:  +/-30m.   Topographic data: Wellington City Council WCC copyright reserved   Accuracy: +/- 30cm.     Any contours displayed are only approximate and must not be used for detailed engineering design.    Colour Orthophotography 1:500 flown March 2006 or Feb 2008  owned by Wellington City Council.   Other data  has been compiled from a variety of sources and its accuracy may vary.

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Mornington

Kilbirnie	¯

Newtown

Kingston

Berhampore

Melrose

Southern Ward

Eastern Ward

Lyall Bay

Owhiro Bay

Southgate

Island Bay

Houghton Bay

4

LEGEND

Proposed Change Proposed Wards Current Ward Suburb

Wellington City detail of change 4 between Southern and Eastern Wards

0	100     200     300     400
Meters scale  1:15,000

Property  boundaries  Land  Information  NZ  Licence  WN0853547/2  CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Accuracy  in  urban  areas:  +/-1m,      Accuracy  in  rural  areas:  +/-30m.   Topographic data: Wellington City Council WCC copyright reserved   Accuracy: +/- 30cm.     Any contours displayed are only approximate and must not be used for detailed engineering design.    Colour Orthophotography 1:500 flown March 2006 or Feb 2008  owned by Wellington City Council.   Other data  has been compiled from a variety of sources and its accuracy may vary.

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Proposed bilingual ward name changes

The following te reo Māori names are proposed for the wards:

Pukehīnau – Lambton Ward

Motukairangi – Eastern Ward

Paekawakawa – Southern Ward

Wharangi – Onslow-Western Ward

Takapū – Northern Ward

In accordance with the Council’s commitment to make Wellington a te reo city, it has sought input from mana whenua into the selection of appropriate te reo Māori ward names.

The names reflect the depth of Wellington’s history and our mana whenua narrative,
but are not a forgone conclusion and are still open to discussion.

Ward boundaries and historical iwi landmarks differ geographically. Therefore, dual naming of the wards was considered an appropriate method.

This process is an opportunity to revitalise these Māori names for future generations.

Pukehīnau – Lambton ward:
This name means hill of the hīnau tree. It is the ridge extending from Te Aro School to the west of Victoria University and up to Kelburn.

When iwi first came to Wellington the ridge was covered in hīnau trees. It was considered an important and life-giving area, because it was the source of many of the rivers that still flow through the ward today.

Motukairangi – Eastern ward
Literally meaning ‘sky-gazing island’, the name refers to the large island that became Miramar Peninsula. It is a dominant landmark in the Eastern Ward, being visible from all suburbs.

In early Wellington history, Whatonga advised his son Tara that Motukairangi Island was the most esteemed and precious area for a pā. So Tara and his people moved there from Matiu (Somes)
to Motukairangi.

Paekawakawa – Southern ward
This name refers to two parts of the Southern Ward. The first is the bush-clad valley that leads down from the ridge to Island Bay. The other
is the Paekawakawa Stream which has a well- developed system of headwater tributaries that extend from the Vogeltown area to the southern end of Newtown.

Wharangi – Onslow-Western ward
The name refers to a native costal plant, which was used as a mouth freshener and for its pleasant scent. It refers to the large hill range in the ward. The name Wharangi was provided at a time when oral history reigned and therefore details of why the hills were named this was not
recorded. It was likely because of how prolific the plant was on the range. The hills extend from the forks of the Karori stream to Makara and from Wadestown to Porirua. Many residents of the ward live, play or drive on the hills each day.

Takapū – Northern ward
A reference to a food source of great value that started at Porirua and occupied the valley that is now the main transport route to Wellington. At a view point close to what is now Takapū Road, Te Patukawenga looked over the valley and exclaimed, “Ko taku takapū tēnei” – this is my belly, this is where our food will come from. The valley, that now forms the Northern ward from Newlands and Johnsonville north to Tawa, was then known as Takapū.

Questions and answers

Ward boundaries

q:   This proposal doesn’t meet the rules set out by the Local Electoral Act 2001. Why haven’t you offered a proposal that is compliant with the Act?

a:	Because of the need to recognise and protect communities of interest, and ensure people with common interests are grouped in the same ward, it wasn’t possible to create a fully compliant proposal.

The proposal we have provided is largely compliant (ie the extent of non-compliance is small), and recognises communities with similar interests by grouping them in the same ward.

Non compliance is permitted where respecting communities of interest makes it necessary.

q:   How do you decide what a “community of interest” is?

a:	Generally a “community of interest” is a geographic area where people feel a sense of belonging. It is a place where the people living there look to the immediate area for social, service and economic support. A community of interest can be influenced by geographic features.

q:   Did you consider adding more community boards?

a:	Our original research did not indicate there is a need for more community boards, however if the submissions received show there is a need we will consider it.

Te reo Māori names

q:   How were the te reo Māori names chosen?
Why does the te reo Māori name for my ward refer to one particular geographic feature – how is this representative of the whole area?

a:	We consulted local iwi for the proposed
te reo Māori names. Māori culture often links an area with a particular geographic feature.

Place names are particularly significant for Māori as they place people in the world by naming where they come from – where
home is. They are important markers of the landscape to help people navigate the world.

q:   Why have you put the te reo name first when we are all used to the English names?

a:	Wellington City Council has consulted on Te Tauihu – the draft te reo Māori policy.
Under that policy te reo names are placed first, with English following. This follows the New Zealand Geographic Board’s protocol and the Te Puni Kokiri Māori-English Bilingual Signage Guide.

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