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Long Term Plan 2018-2028 Submissions 2 1 Long Term Plan 2018-2028 Submissions 2 Submitter list for the Long Term Plan 2018 - 2028 Sorted by: Name Full Name Submitter ID Page Number ACCESSIBLE PROPERTIES 68 248 ACORN FOUNDATION 142 706 AKERS, KATE 82 703 ALDRICH, KIM 183 708 ANDERSON, JAMES ALFRED 286 717 ANDREWS, JOY MAXINE 135 706 ARLIDGE, MARK TODD 129 706 ARMSTRONG, SUSAN MARY 73 703 ARTBOP 226 298 ASKEW, GLENDA MAY 139 706 ATLEY, KAREN 202 703 AVIS, MARY KATHLEEN 178 298 BACHELLIER, JEAN-PAUL 137 706 BACHELLIER, SUSAN MARGARET 138 706 BAGGOTT, MICHAEL JAMES 106 704 BAKER, WENDY JOY 409 631 BATES, JOY ANNE 196 709 BATES, RICHARD MELVYN 283 716 BAUNTON, CLEMENT ROBERT 256 714 BAUNTON, CHERIE IRENE 364 717 BAY CONSERVATION ALLIANCE 254 714 BAY OF PLENTY CIVIL DEFENCE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT GROUP 160 707 BEAMISH, ELISABETH 221 711 BEATTY, SUZANNE MARY 11 60 BECK, NORMA EDITH 58 208 BEECH, SHANE WILLIAM 146 706 BEKEN, MERILYN 112 705 BELCHER, CAROL ANGELA 195 709 BELLOIR-SPENSE, GHISLAINE FRANCOISE 182 708 BERRY, RAEWYN 107 704 BESLEY, AMANDA WENDY 429 716 BOGGISS, JOAN LILIAN 39 122 BOLD, GREGORY JOHN 94 704 BOP COAST ROWING CLUB 67 240 BOP RUGBY UNION 241 712 BOTICA, LAURICE KATE 380 517 BOWDEN, BETH WILLARD 179 708 3 Submitter list for the Long Term Plan 2018 - 2028 Sorted by: Name BOWLING, ANNE 17 72 BOWYER, COLLEEN THERESA 295 412 BOWYER, PHILIP THOMAS 294 410 BOYLE, MARK ROWAN 403 605 BRICK KIDS 252 335 BROSNAHAN, JOHN JOSEPH 46 142 BROXHOLME, SARAH 77 703 BRYAN, EMMA MAREE 203 710 BUDDEN, JOHN KENNETH 47 144 BURRELL, JOSHUA PETER 76 703 BURT, GLENN HARTLEY 19 78 BUSH, DERREL KATHLEEN 7 52 BUTLER, CAROLINE THERESE 210 710 CALLAGHAN, PIATARIHI NGARU 93 704 CAMERON, DONALD RICHARD BRUCE 259 340 CAMPBELL, JOANNE CLARE 87 703 CARTER, DONALD WAYNE 171 708 CARTER, MICHAEL JOHN 272 715 CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE TAURANGA 350 717 CHAPMAN, EVELYN MARY 18 76 CHILDERHOUSE, JENNIFER ROSE 33 109 CHRISTOPHERSEN, PHILIP ANTHONY 74 703 CLEMENT, CHRISTINE MARY 117 705 COLTHORPE, DAVID ANTHONY 200 709 COMRIE, BRIAN PETER 192 709 COONEY, CRAIG ALAN 102 704 CORNWALL, AMANDA JANE 187 709 COTTER, DENIS MAURICE 149 707 COULOMB, PATRICIA MARY 114 705 COWERN, JAMES MCLEOD 296 717 CRAWFORD, HAYLEY ANN 253 336 CREATIVE BAY OF PLENTY 217 711 CREATIVE NZ 411 645 CROKER, GARRY JOHN 148 707 DALLAS, FRANCES 97 704 DARLINGTON, LISA 421 650 D'ATH, NIGEL LLOYD 69 250 DATSON, JIM (PROJECT PERISCOPE) 353 429 4 Submitter list for the Long Term Plan 2018 - 2028 Sorted by: Name DAVE HUME SWIMMING POOL TRUST 3 29 DEAN, GILL 172 708 DEAN, BRONYA 162 707 DILLON, GREGORY JAMES 8 54 DONALD, STUART JOHN 105 704 DONALDSON, SYLVIA 151 707 DOULL, JOHN RAYMOND 5 48 DOWNES, AROHA TE RUHI 276 715 DUCLAIRE, LYSETTE 349 717 DUDFIELD, PETER RICHARD 430 695 DUGMORE-STEELE, JOAN ELIZABETH 35 113 DUNCAN, STUART ROBERT 104 704 DUNCAN, ROBERT 325 717 EBERHARD, MAUREEN 103 704 ELLERY, DELWYN NOELINE 10 58 ENVIROHUB BAY OF PLENTY 248 713 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AUTHORITY 258 339 ERU, CLESTER BRIDGET 355 717 FARRELL, MATTHEW 316 424 FARRELLY, RAEWYN ANNE 44 133 FEDERATED FARMERS OF NEW ZEALAND (INC) 282 381 FIRE AND EMERGENCY NEW ZEALAND 237 314 FLACKS, DAVID MARK 270 715 FLEMING, TOBIN HOWARD 91 703 FORD PASTORAL COMPANY (NZ) LIMITED 280 380 FOWLER, STEPHEN GERALD 209 710 FRASER, DONALD EON 308 717 FULLICK, SEAN STEVEN 175 708 GAELIC, MERVYN LESLIE 378 504 GAELIC, PAULA JENNIFER 379 506 GALL, PHILIP 326 428 GALLOWAY, WENDY JOYCE 341 682 GARDNER, ROGER 371 717 GARNHAM, KEITH JAMES 330 717 GATLAND, TRUDI MAREE 275 715 GIBBS, IAN JOHN 21 83 GIBBS, TONY 176 708 GILL, LUCINDA 305 717 5 Submitter list for the Long Term Plan 2018 - 2028 Sorted by: Name GILLIES, JOHN 242 713 GOUDIE, ROSS 291 391 GRAVESON, STEPHEN TREVOR 144 706 GRAVIT, JOSEPHINE HELEN 63 228 GRAY, JULIE 81 703 GRAY, JOSEPH NICHOLAS 132 706 GUY, DANIELLE AROHA 131 706 HAIKU PATHWAY FOCUS COMMITTEE 118 705 HALL, MARION MORAG ELIZABETH 55 197 HANSON, JEANETTE 36 115 HARPER, EMMA JOANNE 194 709 HAY, KEITH ROBERT (WESTERN WARD RATE PAYERS ASSOCIATION) 212 711/270 HEENS, CARL LEO 230 712 HEKKER, JIM 124 705 HEMSLEY, DAVID GEORGE 207 710 HENDERSON, PAULA ANNE 267 714 HENDERSON-JONES, VANESSA LEE 89 703 HENRY, ANNE MOREEN 365 444 HERITAGE NEW ZEALAND 395 584 HEWENS, COLIN CHARLES 134 706 HICKEY, MICHAEL ARTHUR 307 717 HICKS, ROBIN WILSON 427 717 HICKS, JOCELYN PAMELA 328 717 HICKSON, PAUL JAMES 155 707 HILL-RENNIE, CINDY JANE 224 711 HORNE, MARIA BRENDA 109 705 HOSEASON, EDITH MARY 6 50 HOSPITALITY ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND 169 708 HOUSLEY, SUSAN ANGELA 223 711 HUBBLE, ROBERT GEORGE 41 127 HUGHES, CAROLYNN ANNE 383 523 HUGHES, ANDREW PETER CHRISTIAN 385 527 HUMPHREYS, CHRISTINA 397 589 HURFORD, JODI LOUISE 284 716 INCUBATOR CREATIVE HUB SUPPORT PETITION 372 453 IRELAND, DEBBIE 153 707 IZZARD, PETER BENJAMIN 159 707 JACKSON, ISOBEL EUNICE 42 129 6 Submitter list for the Long Term Plan 2018 - 2028 Sorted by: Name JACKSON, ISOBEL EUNICE 9 56 JACOB, WILLIAM FRANK 314 422 JENSEN, VERNON 382 521 JENSEN, ROCHELLE NORMA 384 525 JENSEN, JOANNE 243 327 JOHNSON, CHERYL ELLEN 360 717 KATCH KATIKATI 32 104 KATIKATI COMMUNITY BOARD 407 625 KATIKATI COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE 233 307 KATIKATI FOOTBALL CLUB INC 425 685 KEHOE, MAXWELL ALAN 336 682 KENNELLY, JOHN DAVID 122 705 KENNELLY, NANCY SUE 123 705 KERR, SYLVIE RUTH 98 704 KING, SUZANNE JOY 184 708 KINGI, SHAAN 85 703 KINGSTON, MICHAEL JOHN 228 712 KNOTTS, JACQUELINE 309 418 KOOPMAN-BOYDEN, PEGGY 50 148 LAGERWAARD, ANJELENE KRISTIN 249 330 LANKSHEAR, QUINTON BRIAN 173 708 LAUCHLAN, SHIRLEY DOROTHY 199 709 LEACH, DIANNE MARGARET 191 709 LEBERKNIGHT, DAVID 121 705 LEE, ADELINE CHERN YEE 115 705 LINTS, MONIQUE ANNE 262 714 LOGAN, DIANE JUNE 128 705 LONGDILL, PETER 79 703 LOTEN, KAREN 234 712 LUCAS, DAVID THOMAS 348/431 697/717 LUGTON, DAVID BRUCE 389 535 LYFORD, PETER BRET 66 238 LYSAGHT, KAREN PATRICIA 84 703 MADDISON, PETER ALEXANDER 369 447 MAKETU COMMUNITY BOARD 408 627 MAKETU ONGATORO WETLANDS SOCIETY 399 592 MANSELL, HOWARD DOUGLAS 99 704 MARJORIBANKS, EWEN CAMERON 130 706 7 Submitter list for the Long Term Plan 2018 - 2028 Sorted by: Name MARSHALL, JILL ANNETTE 37 117 MARTIN, GARY ASHLEY 24 90 MATHER, LIANNE PATRICIA 145 706 MATHESON, STEPHEN LLOYD 236 712 MATTHEWS, MARK WILLIAM 323 716 MATTHEWS, SUSAN MARGARET 61 222 MATUTINOVICH, WENDY ANNE 289 717 MAYO, NORMAN FREDERICK 40 124 MCCABE, FLEUR 311 420 MCCLYMONT, MARGARET ROSE 56 201 MCCOWAN, PAULINE 357 717 MCGREGOR, STEPHANIE LYNDA 261 341 MCMURRAY, LINDA PATRICIA 186 708 MEAD, PAUL 143 706 MENZIES, NGAIRE 101 704 MEYER, IGNA SUSAN 75 703 MILDREN, ANNE MARIE 279 715 MITCHELL, ANNETTE KATHERINE 13 64 MORE, BARRIE ROSS 211 710 MORE, DIANA ALISON 168 708 MORRIS, MARK ASHLEY 163 707 MUELLER, MATTHIAS JOCHIAM 167 708 MUIR, SUSAN NOLA 141 706 NGA HAPU NO NGA MOUTERE O MATAKANA ME RANGIWAEA 257 337 NGA POTIKI 374 496 NGATI PIKIAO KI MAKETU RMU 70 262 NICHOLAS, PETER CHARLES 185 708 NICHOLS, CATHERINE ELIZABETH 193 709 NIELSEN, FERNLEY-ANN 43 131 NIGHTINGALE, BEVERLEY ANNE 161 707 NOAD, PATRICIA RUTH 337 682 NZ POPPY PLACES TRUST 400 593 O'BRIEN, ELIZABETH ANN 80 703 O'HARA, LOUIS KELVIN 72 703 O'LEARY, ROSLYN MARIE 302 717 OLIVER, JOHN WILLOUGHBY 15 67 OMOKOROA COMMUNITY BOARD 406 623 OMOKOROA ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGERS INCORPORATED 229 712 8 Submitter list for the Long Term Plan 2018 - 2028 Sorted by: Name OMUNDSEN, MARK STEPHEN 201 710 OWEN, DAVID HAROLD DOUGLAS 26 94 OWEN, PATRICIA ANN 12 62 PACE, ROGER HARRY 206 710 PAENGAROA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC. 62 226 PAENGAROA SCHOOL 394 568 PALMER, WENDY ANNE 1 22 PANNETT, JOCELYN ANNETTE 20 80 PARKINSON, CHRISTOPHER GARRY 219 711 PARTON, KAREN DENISE 165 707 PATCHETT, ELYSE CHERI 147 707 PEACOCK, ROGER LEIGHTON 189 709 PEPPERELL, LIANNE MARIE 277 715 PETRIE, MICHAEL ANTHONY 387 531 PHYSICIANS AND SCIENTISTS FOR GLOBAL RESPONSIBILITY NEW ZEALAND 2 23 PIHEMA, ORA 205 710 PIRIRAKAU INCORPORATED SOCIETY 391 545 POTTER, WAYNE JOHN 362 717 PRICE, KENNETH ANDREW 120 705 PRIORITY ONE WESTERN BOP 263 342 PRITCHARD, LESLEY JANE 265 347 PURCHAS, MARY 14 65 QUAYSIDE PROPERTIES LIMITED 285 389 RAINS, WAYNE 16 69 RAPANA, WENDY 127 705 REGIONAL TOURISM NEW ZEALAND 136 706 REICHMUTH, MICHELE LEE 34 111 REYNOLDS, CHRISTOPHER JOHN 375 500 RICE, SARAH LOUISE 140 706 RICHARDSON, STEPHEN 90 703 ROBINSON, MARTYN LESLIE 126 705 ROLLESTON, CATHERINE ANNE 83 703 ROSE, MICHAEL LESLIE 198 709 ROSS, LINDA CHRISTINE 225 711 RUSS, LINDA JUNE 116 705 SAUNDERS, GILLIAN MARY 318 426 SCHOEMAN, JUAN 110 705 SCHROEDER, WENDY FAYE 386 529 9 Submitter list for the Long Term Plan 2018 - 2028 Sorted by: Name SEARLE, KEVIN ROGER 78 703 SELTH, STUART VALENTINE 22 85 SELTH, ELIZABETH 25 92 SEXTON, ROGER LEONARD 232 712 SHAW, DAVID MILES 119 705 SHAW, MARGARET MARY 274 715 SHEPHERD, HEATHER 174 708 SHIRLEY, ELLA 164 707 SIMMONS, MARTIN HERBERT 238 712 SISLEY, SUZANNE ELIZABETH 29 100 SIVETER, ROBERT JAMES 255 714 SMITH, RAYMOND 53 193 SMITH, CAROLYN 54 195 SMITH, ISAAC 260 714 SMYTH, LYNDA PATRICIA 188 709 SOCIAL SECTOR 402 601 SOCIALINK 401 594 SPORT BAY OF PLENTY 235 309 STEEL, ANTON JAMES 197 709 STEIN, DIANA 154 707 STEWART, HEATHER 152 707 STOCK, JULIE SUSAN 266 714 SULLIVAN, ROSS ANTHONY 264 714 SUMMERHAYS, KAREN 59 208 SURF LIFE SAVING NEW ZEALAND 220 282 TAFFT, CAMPBELL JAMES 246 713 TAIT, MERVYN WILLIAM 271 715 TAIT, SHERYL LYNN 170 708 TANGATA WHENUA MEMBERS OF THE PARTNERSHIP FORUM 410 638 TANKARD, JOHN SPENCER 319 717 TANKARD, WENDY MARGARET 332 717 TANNERS POINT RESIDENTS AND RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION INC 432 699 TAURANGA ARTS FESTIVAL TRUST 216 711 TAURANGA CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU 157 707 TAURANGA CITY COUNCIL 240 325 TAURANGA COMMUNITY HOUSING TRUST 213 711 TAURANGA HOCKEY
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