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Whangarei District Council Submissions Relating to the Long Whangarei District Council Tuesday 13 and Wednesday 14 April 2021 Submissions relating to the Long Term Plan 2021 - 2031 Volume Seven Index for Long Term Plan 2021-24 - submission Volume 7 Table Of Contents Tewake C..................................................................................................................................3 The Vet Centre..........................................................................................................................6 Thomas C..................................................................................................................................7 Thomas K................................................................................................................................10 Thomas L................................................................................................................................13 Thomason B............................................................................................................................16 Thompson G - attach 1...........................................................................................................21 Thompson G - attach 2...........................................................................................................23 Thorne P - attach 1.................................................................................................................25 Tikipunga Community Trust - attach 1....................................................................................29 Tikipunga Community Trust - attach 2....................................................................................30 Tikipunga Football Club - attach .............................................................................................32 Tilialo S...................................................................................................................................33 Tills S......................................................................................................................................35 Tito F.......................................................................................................................................39 Tomason H..............................................................................................................................43 Tomason J..............................................................................................................................47 Tomason J..............................................................................................................................52 Traditial Kiwi Kai......................................................................................................................55 Trass B....................................................................................................................................58 Trubshaw J - attach 1..............................................................................................................61 Turvey L - attach 1..................................................................................................................65 Turvey L..................................................................................................................................68 Tutukaka Coast Residents and Ratepayers Association - attach...........................................69 Tutukaka Coast Residents and Ratepayers Association........................................................78 Tyler A.....................................................................................................................................79 Unkel D...................................................................................................................................83 Unknown 2..............................................................................................................................86 Unknown 3..............................................................................................................................88 Unknown.................................................................................................................................90 Unkovich D..............................................................................................................................94 van Holst E..............................................................................................................................97 Vaughan J.............................................................................................................................101 Vuletich M.............................................................................................................................104 Waenink J.............................................................................................................................107 Waenink M............................................................................................................................110 Waetford H............................................................................................................................113 Waipu Cycle and Walkway Trust - attach 2..........................................................................116 Waipu Cycle and Walkway Trust - attach 2..........................................................................117 Waipu Cycle and Walkway Trust - attach 1...........................................................................118 Waipu Residents and Ratepayers Association - attach 1.....................................................119 Waipu Residents and Ratepayers Association - attach 2.....................................................120 Waipu Residents and Ratepayers Association - attach 3.....................................................122 Walkens R.............................................................................................................................123 Walker E................................................................................................................................126 Walters J...............................................................................................................................129 Wanding L and M..................................................................................................................130 Ward S..................................................................................................................................133 Warren A...............................................................................................................................137 Warren J................................................................................................................................140 Watts I...................................................................................................................................141 Webb T..................................................................................................................................145 Wedgwood L.........................................................................................................................149 Weed Action Native Habitat Restoration Trust......................................................................151 Weed Action Native Habitat Restoration Trust......................................................................157 Welford D..............................................................................................................................160 Wells T..................................................................................................................................164 Welsh R.................................................................................................................................167 Wetere P...............................................................................................................................170 Whananaki Beach Residents and Ratepayers Association Inc - attach................................173 Whangarei Art Museum - attach 1.........................................................................................181 Whangarei Art Museum Trust...............................................................................................188 Whangarei Boys High School - attach 1................................................................................191 Whangarei Boys High School...............................................................................................194 Whangarei Film Society........................................................................................................197 Whangarei Heads Citizens Association Inc - attach..............................................................201 Whangarei Heads Community Resource Recovery Charitable Trust - attach 1...................204 Page 1 of 313 Index for Long Term Plan 2021-24 - submission Volume 7 Whangarei Heads Community Resource Recovery Charitable Trust - attach 2...................206 Whangarei Inudstrial Park Ltd...............................................................................................270 Whangarei Rowing Club.......................................................................................................273 Whangarruru North Ratepayers and Residents Association - attach 1.................................276 Whangaruru Community and Sports Association
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