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Meetings

Strategy & Policy (disestablished)

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Thursday 20th May 2010, 9.15 a.m.

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

Agenda

Apologies

Conflict of Interest Declarations

Public Participation

Petition

Report 1
Oral Hearings – Liquor Control Bylaw Amendment

Report 2
Oral Hearings – Golden Mile

• Please note that Friday 21 May and Monday 24 May have also been set aside for Oral Hearings from 9.15 to 4.00pm.

• Written submissions for submitters on these subsequent days will be circulated within an updated schedule once the timetable has been confirmed.

Reports

Report 1 (61Kb PDF)

Report 1 submissions (11514Kb PDF)

Report 2 (41Kb PDF)

Report 2 submissions (999Kb PDF)

Minutes - Tabled information Easy Access Housing reference 116/10P(a) (570Kb PDF)

Minutes - Tabled information Robert Davies reference 116/10(b) (253Kb PDF)

Minutes - Tabled information Bernard O'Shaughnessy reference 116/10P(c) (809Kb PDF)

Minutes - Tabled information David Wilcock reference 116/10P(d) (1290Kb PDF)

Minutes - Tabled information Jamie Linton reference 119/10P(a) (1862Kb PDF)

Minutes - Tabled information Benjamin Easton reference 119/10P(b) (1095Kb PDF)

Minutes

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Minutes (96KB 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.