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Meetings

Strategy & Policy (disestablished)

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Thursday 10th June 2010, 9.15 a.m.

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

Agenda

Apologies

Minutes for Confirmation
Thursday 6 May 2010
Thursday 13 May 2010

Conflict of Interest Declarations

Public Participation

Deputation

Petition

Report 1
Oral Hearings – Draft Waterfront Development Plan

Report 2
Portfolio: Social
Draft Gambling Venues Policy Consultation

Report 3
Portfolio: Environment
Classification of Land Under the Reserves Act 1977 (South Coast and Outer Green Belt)

Report 4
Portfolio: Governance
Review of the Disability Reference Group Terms of Reference and a New Approach for Advisory Group Reviews

Report 5
Portfolio: Transport
Traffic Resolutions

Report 6
Portfolio: Organisational
Report Back – New Zealand Sister Cities New Zealand Conference, Dunedin 15 and 16 April 2010

Report 7
Portfolio: Organisational
Report Back – Youth In Local Government Conference, Porirua 8 and 9 April 2010

Report 8
Portfolio: Organisational
Forward Programme

Reports

Report 1 (43Kb PDF)

Report 1 submissions (6391Kb PDF)

Report 1 submission from Cycle Aware (22Kb PDF)

Report 2 (166Kb PDF)

Report 3 (168Kb PDF)

Report 3 - appendix 1 (6960Kb PDF)

Report 3 - appendix 2 (4927Kb PDF)

Report 3 - appendix 3 (62Kb PDF)

Report 3 - appendix 4 (44Kb PDF)

Report 3 - appendix 5 (14Kb PDF)

Report 4 (164Kb PDF)

Report 5 (211Kb PDF)

Report 5 aerials (27397Kb PDF)

Report 6 (50Kb PDF)

Report 7 (57Kb PDF)

Report 8 (66Kb PDF)

Tabled Information - Pauline Swann reference 148/10P(A) (1592Kb PDF)

Tabled Information - Russell Tregonning reference 148/10P(B) (602Kb PDF)

Tabled Information - Alexia Pickering reference 148/10P(C) (1190Kb PDF)

Tabled Information - Alastair Smith, Cycle Aware reference 148/10P(D) (209Kb PDF)

Tabled Information - Noel Duckworth, Chaffers Marina reference 148/10P(E) (5572Kb PDF)

Tabled Information - Paul Kyne reference 148/10P(F) (862Kb PDF)

Minutes

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Minutes (347KB 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.