Opaheke Road
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From: clampett trust
Dear Auckland Transport,
Ongoing Negligence and Request for Immediate Action
I am writing to address further concerns regarding Auckland Council's negligence related to ongoing issues at 211 Opaheke Road. Despite invoicing the council quarterly since 1995 for damages, we continue to experience serious problems that have not been adequately addressed. You/Auckland Council have been in dishonour for several reasons as this has been a disturbing reality for a good man
1. Frequent Accidents:
There have been 2 to 3 serious car accidents weekly at this location, resulting in substantial damage to the property. This alarming frequency poses a significant risk to public safety and has created an untenable situation for the residents.
2. Failure to Address Infrastructure Issues:
Auckland Council has consistently refused to repair the damaged fences or implement necessary changes to the road infrastructure. This lack of action not only exacerbates the existing problems but also indicates a neglect of duty towards the community’s safety and well-being. Complete incompetency?!
3. Concerns of Bias and Conflict of Interest:
There appears to be a pattern of neglect or bias within the council, reminiscent of issues seen in other recent cases. This raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest or favoritism that may be impacting the council’s decision-making processes.
Yours faithfully,
clampett trust
From: AT Official Information (AT)
Auckland Transport
Kia ora Clampett Trust,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
Unfortunately, we need more information regarding your concerns about
Opaheke Road, Papakura. Can you please clarify your request for Local
Government Official Information Meetings Act 1987 (LGOIMA).
Below is a summary of your concerns related to 211 Opaheke Road:
1. Frequent Accidents: The property has experienced 2 to 3 serious car
accidents weekly, posing a significant risk to public safety and
causing substantial damage.
2. Failure to Address Infrastructure Issues: The council has not repaired
damaged fences or made necessary changes to the road infrastructure,
which exacerbates the problems and indicates neglect of duty towards
community safety.
3. Concerns of Bias and Conflict of Interest: There are concerns about
potential bias or conflicts of interest within the council, which may
be affecting their decision-making processes.
Ngā mihi,
Ane | Customer Care Coordinator
Customer and Network Performance
Auckland Transport
20 Viaduct Harbour Avenue, Auckland 1010
[1]www.at.govt.nz
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From: AT Official Information (AT)
Auckland Transport
Kia ora Clampett Trust,
Thank you for getting in touch with us regarding your concerns related to
211 Opaheke Road, Papakura.
We have logged a case for you, and this been assigned to our Planning &
Investment Team.
They will be in contact with you regarding your request. You can respond
to this email, leaving the subject line as is, to get in touch with them.
We are committed to investigating your concerns and what you’ve asked of
us. Please note your case has not been logged as a LGOIMA because you
have requested for us to conduct an investigation as opposed to requesting
information that we hold. If you do not believe this is correct please let
us know.
Ngâ mihi,
Ane | Customer Care Coordinator
Customer and Network Performance
Auckland Transport
20 Viaduct Harbour Avenue, Auckland 1010
[1]www.at.govt.nz
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