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Provincial Growth Fund 19th May 2020 Type Compl Projects Organisation Amount of Announcedete Grant (G) or Loan IN CONFIDENCE Approved Projects West Coast Wilderness Trail Westland District Council$ 500,000 G 23-Feb-18 Complete Punakaiki Master Plan Buller District Council$ 130,000 G 23-Feb-18 Complete Hokitika to Westport Feasibility KiwiRail$ 250,000 G 20-Jul-18 Complete Feasibility study for upgrade of Westport and Greymouth Ports Development West Coast$ 125,000 G 20-Jul-18 Complete Greymouth Lagoon Dredging Grey District Council$ 750,000 G 28-Aug-18 Complete West Coast Strategy Development for Regional Cycle Trails Development West Coast$ 37,500 G 7-Jan-19 Complete Marsden Aged Care Facility - Business Case Marsden Trust$ 40,000 G 23-May-19 Complete Development Plan for Governance structure for West Coast Ports Development West Coast$ 100,000 G 6-Sep-19 Complete Old Ghost Road Cycle Trail Mokihinui-Lyell Backcountry Trust$ 500,000 G 23-Feb-18 Greymouth Master Plan Grey District Council$ 250,000 G 20-Jul-18 Punakaiki Redevelopment (Dolomite Point) Department of Conservation$ 25,600,000 G 29-Nov-18 Kawatiri Coastal Trail Kawatiri Coastal Trail Trust$ 9,360,000 G 29-Nov-18 Oparara Arches Department of Conservation$ 5,700,000 G 29-Nov-18 Croesus Road Grey District Council$ 3,500,000 G 29-Nov-18 Runanga Miners Hall Runanga Miners Hall Trust$ 408,120 G 29-Nov-18 Digital Connectivity Crown Infrastructure Partners$ 28,000,000 G 29-Nov-18 $ 4,700,000 G 30-Nov-18 Westport Airport Transport$ 2,074,000 G 10-Jun-19 South Island Regional Driver Hub (Te Ara Mahi) Salvation Army$ 1,086,094 G 4-Sep-19 New Dredge - Greymouth Port Grey District Council$ 800,000 G 25-Sep-19 Blackwater Gold Mine at Waiuta Tasman Mining$ 15,000,000 L 13-Dec-19 Pounamu sourcing and management (Whenua Maori) Te Runanga o Ngati Waewae$ 950,500 G 2-Feb-20 1 x Epic 2 x DWC - Greymouth and South Regional Digital Hubs (RDH) Westland $ 1,200,000 G 6-Feb-20 West Coast Employment Scheme (Te Ara Mahi - TAM) Development West Coast$ 2,080,040 G Mar-20 Total PGF Funding - Announced$ 103,141,254 KiwiRail TranzAlpine service upgrade KiwiRail$ 12,000,000 G 29-Nov-18 Tourism Infrastructure Fund Tourism infrastructure improvements All councils$ 4,083,992 G 2019 Total Funding including TIF$ 119,225,246 1BT Punakaiki Coastal Restoration project Department of Conservation$ 1,209,000 G 5-Nov-18 Total Funding including 1BT$ 120,434,246 West Coast Ports Infrastructure 3 x District Councils$ 8,500,000 28-Feb West Coast Roads upgrade Regional - NZTA$ 5,000,000 G 28-Feb West Coast Roads upgrade Regional - NZTA$ 1,500,000 G 28-Feb Granity Seawall Protection Regional - NZTA$ 3,600,000 G 28-Feb Total Funding including Infrastructure upgrade fund (RIO) $ 139,034,246 Withdrawn Ruatapu Garnet Project Barton NZ$ 10,000,000 L 29-Nov-18 Project Segregation Westland Milk Products$ 10,000,000 L 29-Nov-18 Punakaiki Hot Pools and Spa Limited The Williams Group$ 3,295,620 L 29-Nov-18 Total Withdrawn $ 23,295,620 PGF Criteria – Post Covid-19 • JOBS • Creates Permanent Jobs • Construction activity within 6 months (Consents already • VELOCITY approved) • A high degree of visibility in the • VISIBILITY community New Sectors – Criteria to be advised • Renovation of Town (Community) Halls and War Memorials • Renovation of Marae and Pasifika Churches • Fencing of Waterways, Riparian Planting and Stock Reticulation • Work Readiness Training • Regional Apprenticeships • Maori and Pasifika Business Investments • Immediate small-scale public works infrastructure (under $20m).

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