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Recipient: Jocelyn Mikaere, Steve Chadwick, Peter Bentley, Reynold Recipient: Jocelyn Mikaere, Steve Chadwick, Peter Bentley, Reynold Macpherson, Dave Donaldson, Raj Kumar, Trevor Maxwell, Merepeka Raukawa-Tait, Tania Tapsell, Sandra Kaifong, Mercia Yates Letter: Greetings, Rotorua Lakes Council - make parking free in the CBD to support local businesses! 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Denise La Grouw Rotorua, New Zealand 2020-05-06 Michelle Pleydell Auckland, New Zealand 2020-05-06 Dana Greer Rotorua, New Zealand 2020-05-06 Stuart Nimmo Auckland, New Zealand 2020-05-06 Tracey Curreen Rotorua, New Zealand 2020-05-06 Name Location Date Nat Allan Auckland, New Zealand 2020-05-06 Linda Kennedy Hamilton, New Zealand 2020-05-06
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