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Strategy & Policy (disestablished)

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Thursday 18th February 2010, 9.15 a.m.

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

Agenda

Apologies

Conflict of Interest Declarations

Petitions

Public Participation

Deputations

Report 1
Portfolio: Economic Development
Oral Submission on the Proposed Disposal of 224 Karori Road, Karori, Wellington

STRATEGY, POLICY, PLANNING OR OTHER SIGNIFICANT DECISIONS

Report 2
Portfolio: Social
Issues Paper – Options for a Liquor Ban

OPERATIONAL AND OTHER BUSINESS

Report 3
Portfolio: Organisational
Quarterly Report (October – December 2009)

Report 4
Portfolio: Environment
Charles Plimmer Bequest Forward Programme

Report 5
Portfolio: Urban Development
Heritage Grants

Reports

Report One (35Kb PDF)

Report One - Appendix One (650Kb PDF)

Report Two (56Kb PDF)

Report Three (50Kb PDF)

Report Three - Appendix One (4254Kb PDF)

Report Four (197Kb PDF)

Report Four - Appendix A (202Kb PDF)

Report Four - Appendix B (197Kb PDF)

Report Four - Appendix C (197Kb PDF)

Report Four - Appendix D (197Kb PDF)

Report Four - Appendix E (2541Kb PDF)

Report Four - Appendix F (231Kb PDF)

Report Four - Appendix G (818Kb PDF)

Report Five (287Kb PDF)

Report Five - Appendix One (286Kb PDF)

Report Five - Appendix Two (285Kb PDF)

Tabled - Ref 5PP/180210 - Charlie Dickson (4061Kb PDF)

Minutes

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Minutes (101KB PDF)

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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.