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Let's Get Welly Moving Rolls into Wallace Street
- Mount Cook Mobilised
- et's Get Welly Moving planning is underway for the bike & bus lanes from Countdown, John Street, along Wallace Street, and Taranaki Street to Wakefield St. Wallace Street is both a residential street with little off-street parking, and an arterial bus and car route to the Hospital and beyond. The key contrast to other Mt Cook cycleway routes is that Wallace Street has a much narrower roadway.
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Do you know what 'Ward' you're in for the Wellington City Council election?
- Inner-City Wellington
- From WCC website If you live in the inner city, you’re in the Pukehīnau/Lambton General Ward. There are three councillors for this ward, and they stand for: Aro Valley Highbury Kelburn Mount Cook Mount Victoria Oriental Bay Pipitea Te Aro Thorndon Wellington Central Read about all the Wards here
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Keep Mount Cook Clean
- Mount Cook Mobilised
- Keep Mount Cook Cleanmeets every second month on the first Saturday of the month.
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Newtown Cycleway Update:
- Newtown Residents' Association
- Newtown Safe Cycleway 2014 This summer Red Design Architects were commissioned by Wellington City Council to convene a team of architecture and landscape post graduates and students to investigate options for the Cycleway project from Dee Street to John Street, through Berhampore and Newtown to Mount Cook.
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Cut and Cover
- Architectural Centre Inc
- In a surprise move, the possibility of lowering State Highway One past the National War Memorial was announced on the front page of the weekend paper. At the Architectural Centre, we have been advocating this for a number of years now - we hosted a Symposium on the design of the ‘Memorial Park’ in 2007, and the over-whelming feedback from the group of assembled experts was that the roadway through the park should be lowered.
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War Memorial Park
- Mt Cook mobilised
- MCM representatives met with the Hon Chris Finlayson, Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage about the War Memorial Park project on 15 April.
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War Memorial Park
- Mt Cook mobilised
- MCM representatives met with the Hon Chris Finlayson, Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage about the War Memorial Park project on 15 April. We discussed MCM’s concerns and listened to the Minister’s views.
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Update: Mt Cook Mobilised notices and activities
- Mt Cook mobilised
- Kia ora, greetings from Mt Cook Mobilised Here is an update for you.
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Update: Mt Cook Mobilised notices and activities
- Mt Cook mobilised
- Kia ora, greetings from Mt Cook Mobilised Here is an update for you. Carol sent this out by email to local people on the Mt Cook Mobilised mailing list on the 27th of Feb and I (Geoff) have been slack in putting it up here. Consequently some things have passed - my apologies. Further interesting notices are invited; please send to mtcookmobilised@gmail.com, and you can also make comment on this
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Parking Review 2009
- Mt Cook mobilised
- WCC are reviewing the Residents Parking and Coupon Parking schemes in inner city suburbs, including Mt Cook.
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Parking Review 2009
- Mt Cook mobilised
- WCC are reviewing the Residents Parking and Coupon Parking schemes in inner city suburbs, including Mt Cook. According to Wellington City Council, Mt Cook has 1248 households with an average of one car per household. There are 644 off-street parks, leaving 604 car owners to park in the 938 Residents or Coupon parks. In Mt Cook there are 726 residents or coupon excemption permits currently issued. On the face of it, all this seems fine. Are you having trouble parking in your street?
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July 08 Newsletter from Mt Cook Mobilised
- Mt Cook mobilised
- You can download a PDF version of this newsletter by clicking here Why Mobe? Mt Cook Mobilised was formed in July 2007 to give the suburb a voice.
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July 08 Newsletter from Mt Cook Mobilised
- Mt Cook mobilised
- You can download a PDF version of this newsletter by clicking here Why Mobe? Mt Cook Mobilised was formed in July 2007 to give the suburb a voice. It exists to resist any inappropriate development and represent the interests of all residents.
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Mount Cook, Wellington
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Retain heritage, resolve traffic, involve locals and think creatively about urban development
- Mt Cook mobilised
- These are some of the main themes expressed at a meeting of residents and friends of Mt Cook, held on the 21st of August at the YMCA stadium in Tasman Street.
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Retain heritage, resolve traffic, involve locals and think creatively about urban development
- Mt Cook mobilised
- These are some of the main themes expressed at a meeting of residents and friends of Mt Cook, held on the 21st of August at the YMCA stadium in Tasman Street. The Meeting was warmed up by speakers who talked about a range of topics including: the proposal to develop a supermarket on the Tasman/Rugby Street site where the Boys and Girls Institute is located; the history of Mt Cook; the proposal for a Memorial Park and moving Buckle Street; the response of Mt Cook School to the plan to move Buckle Street – Sate Highway 1; the WCC’s plans for the area surrounding Adelaide Rd, and; the uncertain future of TSW Swim School currently using the BGI pool.
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1 Ranfurly Terrace – support its heritage listing
- Mt Cook mobilised
- Annette Baier reminds us that submissions to the W.
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1 Ranfurly Terrace - support its heritage listing
- Mt Cook mobilised
- Annette Baier reminds us that submissions to the W.C.C. in support of making Miss Rene Emenys house at 1 Ranfurly Terrace a heritage building close by 17 SEPTEMBER 2007- see District Plan Change 58: Public Notice and Proposed District Plan Change 58.
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Following on from public meeting on 21 August
- Mt Cook mobilised
- Greetings My apologies for the delay in describing the public meeting held on 21 August – other commitment and computer problems have got in the way. A summary of the meeting and its outcomes will be posted by Wednesday 12 September. In the meantime here are two charts that indicate which themes the meeting participants [...]
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Following on from public meeting on 21 August
- Mt Cook mobilised
- Greetings My apologies for the delay in describing the public meeting held on 21 August – other commitment and computer problems have got in the way.
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Public Meeting – Mt Cook: our Burb’s future in your hands
- Mt Cook mobilised
- See previous post for further meeting details. You can look at, and order a T-shirt here
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Public Meeting – Mt Cook: our Burb’s future in your hands
- Mt Cook mobilised
- See previous post for further meeting details. You can look at, and order a T-shirt here
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Keep Buckle St where it is say Memorial Park Competition entrants
- Mt Cook mobilised
- Memorial Park competition entrants all favoured leaving Buckle street in its present location, according to the Wellurban blog entry It’s a competitive world.
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Keep Buckle St where it is say Memorial Park Competition entrants
- Mt Cook mobilised
- Memorial Park competition entrants all favoured leaving Buckle street in its present location, according to the Wellurban blog entry It’s a competitive world. I don’t know to what extent being briefed on the air quality and pedestrian safety concerns of local residents influenced design entries, but all opted for trenching Buckle St., or putting a bridge over it, and leaving it where it is.
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Developments in Mt Cook – Invitation to a public meeting
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- A group of Mt Cook residents are hosting a public meeting on Tuesday 21 August between 7-9pm at the YMCA gymnasium, Tasman Street.
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Traffic concerns denied
- Mt Cook mobilised
- The Wellington City Council and the Wellington Road Policing Unit reckon no-one has complained about pedestrian safety at the intersections of Buckle, Taranaki and Arthur Sts, according to a Citylife article last week, “School sees red over drivers running lights”. Clearly Mt Cook School disagrees, as do a number of residents who have called both the Police and the Council about safety at the two major Buckle Street intersections near the school. More on this shortly…
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Developments in Mt Cook - Invitation to a public meeting
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- A group of Mt Cook residents are hosting a public meeting on Tuesday 21 August between 7-9pm at the YMCA gymnasium, Tasman Street. Please come if you live in Mt Cook or nearby, or you are an interested Wellingtonian - someone who cares about what happens in your city.
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