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New Plymouth District Council

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New Plymouth District Council (Māori: Te Kaunihera ā-Rohe o Ngāmotu) is the territorial authority for the New Plymouth District of New Zealand.[1]

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The council consists of the mayor of New Plymouth, Neil Holdom, and 14 ward councillors.[1]

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Composition

Councillors

  • Mayor, Neil Holdom
  • Councillors at Large, Sam Bennett, Max Brough, Amanda Clinton-Gohdes, Harry Duynhoven, and Dinnie Moeahu.
  • Kaitake-Ngāmotu General Ward, David Bublitz (Deputy Mayor), Gordon Brown, Anneka Joyce Carlson, Murray Chong, Bali Haque, and Bryan Vickery.
  • Te Purutanga Mauri Pūmanawa (Māori Ward), Te Waka Mcleod
  • Kōhanga Moa General Ward, Marie Pearce
  • North Ward, Tony Gavin Bedford[1]

Community boards

  • Clifton Community Board: four members
  • Inglewood Community Board: four members
  • Kaitake Community Board: four members
  • Puketapu-Bell Block: four members
  • Waitara Community Board: four members[1]

Leadership

  • Gareth Green (Chief Executive)
  • Bernie O'Donnell (GM Te Tiriti Partnerships)
  • Helena Williams (GM Strategy and Planning)
  • Sarah Downs (GM Operational Excellence)
  • Jacqueline Baker (GM Corporate Innovation)
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History

New Plymouth Province was established in 1853, renamed Taranaki Province in 1859, and disestablished in 1876.[2]

The current council was established in 1989, by merging New Plymouth City Council with Clifton County Council (established in 1885), Inglewood County Council (established in 1902), and Waitara County Council (established in 1904).[3][4]

One of New Plymouth District Council's goals is to preserve the local cultural heritage items, such as buildings, structures and areas, archaeological and waahi tapu (sacred place) sites.[5]

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References

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