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Meetings

Strategy & Policy (disestablished)

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Thursday 11th June 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: Urban Development and Transport
Centre Planning Forward Programme

Report 2
Portfolio: Urban Development and Transport
Lower Speed Limits in Suburban Shopping Centres

Report 3
Portfolio: Urban Development and Transport
Review of Speed Limits Bylaw

Report 4
Portfolio: Social
Leisure Card and Over 65’s

Report 5
Portfolio: Environment
Resolution to Classify Land Vested in the Council Through Subdivision as Reserve Land

Report 6
Portfolio: Environment
Litter Fines

Report 7
Mayoral Travel 2009 – Report Back

Report 6
Report Back on WasteMinz Conference

Reports

Report 1 (225Kb PDF)

Report 2 (110Kb PDF)

Report 3 (75Kb PDF)

Report 3 Annex 1 (29Kb PDF)

Report 3 Annex 2 (56Kb PDF)

Report 4 (82Kb PDF)

Report 5 (101Kb PDF)

Report 5 - Picture 1 (2169Kb PDF)

Report 5 - Picture 2 (1658Kb PDF)

Report 5 - Pitcure 3 (2088Kb PDF)

Report 5 - Picture 4 (1903Kb PDF)

Report 5 - Picture 5 (2033Kb PDF)

Report 5 - Picture 6 (1463Kb PDF)

Report 6 (70Kb PDF)

Report 7 (74Kb PDF)

Report 8 (51Kb PDF)

Minutes

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Minutes (87KB 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.