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Meetings

Strategy & Policy (disestablished)

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Thursday 19th March 2009, 9.15 a.m.

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

Agenda

Apologies

Conflict of Interest Declarations

Public Participation

Report 1
Portfolio: Governance
Elected Members’ Remuneration: 2009/2010 Financial Year

Report 2
Portfolio: Environment
Project Westwind

Report 3
Portfolio: Urban Development & Transport
Traffic Resolutions

Report 4
Portfolio: Governance
Sister Cities Conference, Cambridge, Waipa District, 22-24 April 2009

Reports

Report 1 (200Kb PDF)

Report 2 (39Kb PDF)

Report 2 - Appendix 1 (30Kb PDF)

Report 3 (101Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial a (799Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial b (859Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial c (914Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial d (811Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial e (813Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial f (907Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial g (782Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial h (669Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial i (629Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial j (819Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial k (817Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial l (815Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial m (862Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial n (653Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial o (761Kb PDF)

Report 3 - aerial p (145Kb PDF)

Report 4 (65Kb PDF)

Minutes

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Minutes (132KB PDF)

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.