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List of Further Submitters and Contact Details – alphabetical order Further Further Submitter Address1 Address2 City Email Subm No FS 2 Allan Stanley Gargan 33 Beach Road Waireka [email protected] FS 188 Allen Juffermans PO Box 193 New Plymouth [email protected] FS 153 Andrea Cook 24 Porritt Drive Kawerau 3127 [email protected] FS 54 Andrew and Catherine Clennett 15 Lismore Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 86 Andrew and Sarah Birchler PO Box 511 New Plymouth 4340 [email protected] FS 154 Anthony Drake 12A Victoria Road New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] FS 91 Ara Poutama Aotearoa (Department of Corrections) Private Box 1206 Wellington 6140 [email protected] FS 194 Ashley Lawry 33 Saxton Road Vogeltown New Plymouth [email protected] FS 28 Bach Break 477A/6 Devon Street East Strandon New Plymouth [email protected] FS 155 Ben Naughton 59 Record Street Fitzroy New Plymouth 4312 [email protected] FS 189 Bennie Prinsloo 31A Truby King Street Merrilands New Plymouth [email protected] FS 190 BJB Trust Holdings and PR Franklin 46A David Street New Plymouth FS 156 Bland and Jackson Surveyors on behalf of Cadess 19 Dawson Street New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] Properties Ltd FS 134 Bluehaven Commercial Limited PO Box 551 New Plymouth 4340 [email protected] FS 143 Bradburn Assets Limited PO Box 8235 New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] FS 21 Brent G May and Angela K May and GQ Trustees Ltd 363 Devon Street East New Plymouth 4312 [email protected] FS 99 Bridget Fraser and Mia Carroll PO Box 551 New Plymouth 4340 [email protected] New Plymouth 4340 FS 135 Bro Devon Limited PO Box 551 New Plymouth 4340 [email protected] FS 68 Bruce Forrest PO Box 551 New Plymouth 4340 [email protected] FS 51 Bryan Mattock 41 Moa Street Inglewood FS 31 Bunnings Limited PO Box 1986 Shortland Street Auckland 1140 [email protected]; [email protected] FS 115 Campbell Mattson PO Box 8202 New Plymouth [email protected] FS 138 Chorus NZ Ltd, Spark NZ Trading Ltd, Two Degrees Incite PO Box 2058 Wellington 6140 [email protected] Networks Ltd and Vodafone NZ Ltd (Joint Submission) FS 157 Christina Harvey 336 Devon Street West New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] FS 23 Christopher Herd PO Box 551 New Plymouth 4340 [email protected] FS 5 Colin and Carole Hillenaar 23 Paynters Avenue New Plymouth 4312 FS 26 Coreen and Scott Wilson 18 Rennell Street Frankleigh Park New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] │ 1 Further Further Submitter Address1 Address2 City Email Subm No FS 158 Craig Farrant 5B Tui Grove Oakura 4314 [email protected] FS 75 Craig Korff - Cadtess Properties PO Box 174 Waitara [email protected] FS 159 Damian Ellerton PO Box 8335 New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] FS 202 Daniel and Anneke Moore 22B St Ives Grove Whalers Gate New Plymouth [email protected] FS 27 Danny and Lynda O'Donnell 102 Pendarves Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 57 David and Anne Honeyfield 5 Hunter Place Merrilands New Plymouth [email protected] FS 36 David and Helen Sharpe 300 Richmond Road Lepperton RD 3 New Plymouth 4373 [email protected] FS 160 David and Helen Sharpe 300 Richmond Road [email protected] FS 142 David and Jane Garner 25 Standish Street New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] FS 161 David Cook 14 Rhodes Fall Rangatira Park Taupo 3330 [email protected] FS 41 David Kokich/Katherine Kokich 8 Veale Road New Plymouth [email protected] FS 55 David Richards 31B Truby King Street Merrilands New Plymouth [email protected] FS 162 David Thomas Westown Agriculture Ltd 180 Cowling Road RD 1 New Plymouth 4371 [email protected] FS 163 Dean Masters 161 Powderham Street New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] FS 203 Deane & Becky Riddick 379 St Aubbyn Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 65 Deborah Ngataierua Hayes 37 Lemon Street New Plymouth FS 110 Department of Conservation RMA Shared Services Private Bag 4715 Christchurch Mail [email protected] Centre 8140 FSE 110 Department of Conservation Private Bag 3072 Hamilton 3240 [email protected] FS 164 Dion Turvey 1441 Egmont Road Egmont Village [email protected] FS 137 Eacham Curry Level 22 205 Queen Street Auckland [email protected] (Please CC [email protected] ) FS 4 Elaine Gill 241D Frankley Road New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] FS 56 Elaine Schreiber 9 Hunter Place Merrilands New Plymouth [email protected] FS 13 Eldon Peters 17 Vivian Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 18 Eleanor Hodson 25 Barrett Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 195 Eric van Duin and Gillian Osmond 479 Carrington Road New Plymouth [email protected] FS 8 Faull Farms Limited PO Box 28376 Remuera Auckland [email protected]; [email protected] FS 165 Fay Mulligan 7178A South Road RD 37 Puniho Pa Okato [email protected] FS 128 Federated Farmers of New Zealand PO Box 447 Hamilton 3240 [email protected] │ 2 Further Further Submitter Address1 Address2 City Email Subm No FS 47 Fintax Properties Ltd 15 Nadine Stanton Drive Bell Block New Plymouth 4312 [email protected] FS 127 First Gas Limited Private Bag 2020 New Plymouth 4340 [email protected] FS 120 Foodstuffs North Island Limited PO Box 1986 Shortland Street Auckland 1140 [email protected]; [email protected] FS 82 Frederick Leon Birdling and Teryn Louise Birdling 10 Hamblyn Street Strandon New Plymouth [email protected] FS 10 George Ross Dixon-Reichardt 87D Waimea Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 25 George Wareing 284 Tukapa Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 166 Glenys Farrant 5B Tui Grove Oakura 4314 [email protected] FS 32 Grant and Rebecca Farquhar 9 Becklands Place Inglewood [email protected] FS 96 Green School Farm Limited PO Box 551 New Plymouth [email protected] FS 119 Greymouth Petroleum Limited 14 Connett Road West Bell Block [email protected] FS 167 Haidee Walker 1671 South Road Tataraimaka [email protected] FS 72 Hamish Bracegirdle and Kirstin Riddell 25 Maranui Street New Plymouth [email protected] New Plymouth FS 15 Hans and Stephanie Michel 2211 Tarata Road New Plymouth [email protected] FS 141 Hardwick-Smith Partners PO Box 551 New Plymouth 4340 [email protected] FS 168 Hayden and Miaana Patene 94 Hine Street New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] FS 80 Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga PO Box 2629 Wellington 6140 [email protected] FS 79 Heritage Taranaki Inc - Ivan Bruce 33 Scott Street Moturoa New Plymouth 0413 [email protected] FS 102 Hiranga Energy Limited PO Box 551 New Plymouth 4340 [email protected] FS 93 Horticulture New Zealand PO Box 10-232 Wellington [email protected] FS 133 House Movers Section of the New Zealand Heavy House Movers PO Box 1296 Auckland 1140 [email protected] Haulage Association Inc C/- Stuart Ryan Shortland Street FS 169 Hugh and Jennie McCullough 219 Gill Street Strandon New Plymouth 4312 [email protected] FS 170 Hywel Edwards 213 Cowling Road RD1 New Plymouth 4371 [email protected] FS 193 Incedo Incorporated PO Box 497 Whanganui 4540 [email protected] FS 78 Jaba Investments Ltd [email protected] FS 81 Jacob Stenner and Meghan Barrett 107 Pendarves Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 1 James E Walker 23 Mt Edgcumbe Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 104 James Lyon - Seaforce Trustees 127 Centennial Avenue Waitara 4320 [email protected] FS 16 Jane Capon 112 Lemon Street New Plymouth [email protected] │ 3 Further Further Submitter Address1 Address2 City Email Subm No FS 171 Jane McCarten 16A Beach Street Fitzroy [email protected] FS 53 Jill Carr 17 Barrett Street Westown New Plymouth [email protected] FS 107 Joanna Suren 44 Hine Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 39 John Freeman 52 Surrey Hill Road Oakura [email protected] FS 103 K & J Fabish Family Trust 17 Hori Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 201 Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities PO Box 74598 Greenlane Auckland [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] FS 147 Kaitake Community Board 31 Mace Terrace Oākura [email protected] FS 105 Katrina, Steven and Nina Garnett 49 Clemow Road Fitzroy New Plymouth [email protected] FS 97 KD Holdings Limited - Kevin Doody and Sharron PO Box 551 New Plymouth [email protected] Russell FS 43 Keith Rowlands 4 Seaton Street New Plymouth [email protected] FS 114 Kellie Norman 50A Wills Road Bell Block FS 3 Kevin George Beard 2750 Mokau Road RD 48 Urenui 4738 [email protected] FS 172 Kevin Honeyfield 58 Whiteley Street Moturoa New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] FS 61 Kevin Willison 6 Newton Street Fitzroy New Plymouth [email protected] FS 24 Kimberley Markham PO Box 551 New Plymouth 4340 [email protected] FS 118 KiwiRail Holdings Limited PO Box 593 Wellington 6140 [email protected] FS 29 L N Crowe Trust No. 1 22 Matai Street Inglewood [email protected] FS 94 Land Information New Zealand PO Box 1748 Wellington [email protected] FS 144 Lewese and Richard Hicks PO Box 8235 New Plymouth 4310 [email protected] FS 192 Lifegate Church Trust PO Box 20 Inglewood 4347 [email protected] FS 64 Linda Virginia Hulbert 114 Lemon Street New Plymouth 4312 [email protected] FS 140 Liquigas Limited PO Box 551 New Plymouth 4340 [email protected] FS 40 Lloyd Gleeson 3 Rogan Street New Plymouth 4310 [email protected]
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