Dr. Grant Gillon serves on the Kaipatiki Local Board of Auckland Council.
After years of community lobbying, Chatswood is finally getting smooth seal on its roads. For years locals have had to tolerate noisy roads and tar on their carpets and chewed out shocks and brake pads because of the appalling chip surface. Now Auckland Transport has agreed to upgrade the seal to a smooth coating. Yay for safer quieter neighbourhoods!
posted by Grant Gillon 4 Shore @ 8:09 pm
Grant Gillon, currently a member of the Kaipatiki Local Board and Birkenhead Licensing Trust, works for you. Grant's experience and skills as a North Shore City Councillor (2007-2010), former Director of a State Owned Enterprise, CEO, local businessman, and a former two-term Member of Parliament (1996-2002), gives him a deep understanding of our local communities and how to effectively represent them. Grant is standing for the Auckland Council, re-election to the Kaipatiki Local Board, and to the Devonport/Takapuna Local Board. Grant Gillon took a strong leadership role on the North Shore City council. Amongst many achievements, As Chair of the Strategy & Finance Committee, Grant slashed the previous council's planned 8.4% rates rise, championed opposition to water privatisation, secured the future for our community groups in the transition period, opposed 'shoe-box' apartments in our neighbourhoods, initiated increased powers to community boards, and introduced several heritage protection measures, secured the civic square at Beach Haven, refurbishment of Highbury mainstreet and the Glenfield town centre scoping plan.
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