Draft of the new Rules for the Ellerslie Residents Association, approved at the annual general meeting held on 5 October 2020 at the Leicester Hall in Ellerslie.
New Rules are to take effect on 31 October 2020 subject to any requests for revisions from members before that date.
Financial statements for the Ellerslie Residents Association, approved at the annual general meeting held on 5 October 2020 at the Leicester Hall in Ellerslie
Agenda for the Ellerslie Residents Association annual general meeting and Maungakiekie electorate candidates meeting, held on 5 October 2020 at the Leicester Hall in Ellerslie
(twice postponed from Monday 24 August and Monday 21 September due to COVID-19 restrictions)
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Minutes of the Ellerslie Residents Association annual general meeting, held at the Leicester Hall on 26 August 2019
Agenda for Ellerslie Residents Association AGM and Councillor/Local Board candidate meeting, held at the Leicester Hall on 26 August 2019
Ellerslie Residents Association Inc. Financial statement as presented at AGM at Leicester Hall on 26 August 2019
Changes to Ellerslie parking have been recommended by Auckland Transport’s Parking Design office.
Their analysis of parking close to the Ellerslie town centre is available below.
It comes up with recommendations, which start off like this:
AT Parking Strategy parking intervention trigger point recommend review of parking management regime if the average occupancy for on-street parking regularly exceeds 85% during the four busiest hours in a day.
According to the parking survey, the average peak occupancy on most of the streets within the study area is well over 85% on regular basis and majority of the parked vehicles are staying for longer time period. Continue reading “Ellerslie’s parking has been studied”
At three public meetings in June, the Ōrākei Local Board will be consulting on its draft Local Board Plan for 2017-2020, says Colin Davis, Chairman of the Ōrākei Local Board in a news release. Continue reading “Public Meetings on the Local Board Plan”
A young burglar is on a early-morning smash and grab rampage through Ellerslie, causing thousands of dollars of damage and so far the police have not been able to get to the scenes of his raids quick enough to catch him.
Do you recognize him in this photo? If you know who he is the Mount Wellington police would like to hear from you.
He has broken into the Ellerslie YMCA nine time in the last month! That’s annoying and expensive.
Chris Laing, recreation manager at the YMCA says, “He is apparently an Ellerslie local based around the Michael’s Avenue Reserve area. Please phone us on 579 4716 if you think you may know who he is. He moves around the community on a bicycle so keep your eyes out.”
Cathy Summers, Ellerslie Residents’ Association committee member said, “This is a smart guy. He’s well covered, wears gloves and leaves very little evidence to tie him to the crimes. Continue reading “Catch this thief!”
