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Economic Growth & Arts Committee (disestablished October 2016)
2 September 2014

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Economic Growth & Arts Committee (disestablished October 2016)

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Tuesday 2nd September 2014, 9.15 a.m.

Committee Room 1
Ground Floor, Council Offices
101 Wakefield Street
Wellington

Agenda

1. Meeting Conduct

1.1 Apologies

1.2 Conflict of Interest Declarations

1.3 Confirmation of Minutes

1.4 Public Participation

1.5 Items not on the Agenda

2. General Business

2.1 Destination Wellington Update Presentation

2.2 Update on Development of Technology Precinct

2.3 A Review of Toi Poneke

2.4 Arts and Culture Fund - July 2014

2.5 Wellington Economic Initiatives Development Fund

2.6 Economic Development Strategy Update

2.7 Update on Major Projects

2.8 Elected Member Report Back on Mayoral Travel to Tokyo, Saki, Beijing, Tianjin and Hangzhou

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Agenda (1.2MB PDF)

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Please note

Information and recommendations contained in all agendas and reports are recommendations only and are not to be construed, in any way, as Council policy until adopted. Minutes are unconfirmed until confirmed at a subsequent meeting.