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List of Submitters to Long-Term Plan 2021-2031 List of submitters to Long-Term Plan 2021-2031 Subm Name Organisation No 3668 1382 1 4522 A 1301 A Gibson 585 A Watkins 4470 AA & FA McNair 2597 Aaron 3721 Aaron Boslem 1692 Aaron Flood 4435 Aaron Hall 649 Aaron Johnston 4495 Aaron Murfitt 2714 Aaron Ritchie 3242 Aaron Taylor 3816 Abbey Fleming 3600 Abbey Ford 1653 Abbie 2570 Abbie Jury 3282 Abby 526 Abby Jordan 3308 Abby Wood 2750 Adair Valentine-Robertson 3410 Adam 4083 Adam Andrews NPBHS 1870 Adam Butchart 3949 Adam Chilcott 48 Adam Jowitt 1865 Adam Keene 2546 Adam McLoughlin 3972 Adam Skillett NPBHS 3935 Adam Sousa 913 Adele Gichard 2286 Adele Pratt 4023 Adi 1466 Adrian Maxwell 702 Adrian McLeod 2141 Adrian Seymour 108 Adrian Thomas 2721 Adrian Whelan 1610 Adrienne Hoskin 2467 Adrienne Robertson 3289 Adrienne Tatham Friends of Pukekura Park New Plymouth Inc. 3689 Adrienne Tatham 4146 Aedan Peters 2468 Agnes Lehrke 2481 Agnes Lehrke 4010 Ahi Hutchings 1244 Ahmed Al-Jumaily Subm Name Organisation No 2607 Aibel Central School 3921 Aidan Alldridge 4315 Aidan Black 571 Aidan Clarke 4226 Aidan Griner 3055 Aidan Mendoza 3771 Aidan Morrell 4128 Aidan Williams 3958 Aiden Chen 4112 Aiden Hayman 3109 Aileen Ruddick 3959 Aiman Irwan 3102 Ainslee Taikoko 1676 Ainsley Hayes 1052 AJ Joe Volleyball 3625 A-Jay Plowright 1044 Akanesi Havea 4500 Al Dobson 1324 AL Regan 358 Alan Bruning 3101 Alan Crawford 1409 Alan Cudmore Indywell Farms 4129 Alan Hitchens 3315 Alan Mallett 692 Alan Norgate 1571 Alan Rogers 787 Alan Steedman 494 Alan Vernon 3259 Alana Bridger 1097 Alana Juffermans 1619 Albert Chen 254 Ale Feaunati 2538 Aleena Wells 232 Aleisha Chubb - Makatea 113 Alex 344 Alex 661 Alex 1140 Alex 4308 Alex Brooke 4276 Alex Dunning 650 Alex Harfield 1455 Alex Hepburn 4312 Alex Honeyfield 2738 Alex Lisney Lamiform 2006 Ltd 4238 Alex Parr 3601 Alex Petrie 167 Alex Quinn 2049 Alex Rudd 1969 Alex Scott 3884 Alex van Burgsteden Subm Name Organisation No 4447 Alex White 4549 Alexa 1114 Alexa Hale 2805 Alexis B 2604 Alexis-Rose Central School 2713 Alice 1671 Alice Evetts 1799 Alice Little 2106 Alicia Newson 2440 Alisha Yardley 2420 Alison Brown 3195 Alison Gillespie 3199 Alison Gillespie Urenui & Districts Health Group 4508 Alison Goldthorpe 3613 Alison Greenfield 560 Alison Lane Windwood Holdings Ltd 1068 Alison Marsh 3747 Alison Rumball 1991 Alissa Marsh 1245 Alistair Clethero 506 Alistair John 2461 Alistair Nairn 1253 Alister Newton 2643 Aliyah Reinsfield Central School 1218 Allan & Rayleigh McConnell 3176 Allan Barriball 2923 Allan Gordge 4037 Allan Neil 3764 Allan Ross Rampage Fitness 337 Allan Roukema 281 Allen 438 Allen Pidwell 561 Allen Stancliff 3290 Allen Stancliff Fish & Game NZ 865 Allie Black 231 Allison Kearney 340 Allister Niven 3318 Alma Clague - 932 Alton Gibbs 498 Alun James 2572 Alyssa 2907 Amaia 497 Amanda 3738 Amanda 284 Amanda Chambers 3167 Amanda Hewlett 1173 Amanda Lilo 1387 Amanda Smith 1333 Amber 1935 Amber Kendall Personal Carer Subm Name Organisation No 3350 Amelia 3436 Amelia 589 Amelia Robinson 1765 Amelia Roche 4293 Amma Ellmoos SHGC 63 Amy 481 Amy 501 Amy 513 Amy 1657 Amy 1986 Amy 2899 Amy 4509 Amy 3401 Amy Brasch 1864 Amy Field 1392 Amy Langford 381 Amy Mackenzie 1235 Amy Siffleet . 4550 Amy-Louise Hill 792 Ana 2925 Ana Luisa Passmere 4025 Ana Marinovich 2987 Anandhi Saravanan 3704 Anaru Snowdon-Green 3901 Anastasia Robinson 4533 Anavea Vailahi-Schofield Rate Payer 2299 Andie Ramage-Brown New Plymouth Mountain Bikers 3084 Andre Capper 1354 Andrea 2101 Andrea 3718 Andrea Cowan 3499 Andrea Gale 2166 Andrea Hunt 2289 Andrea Randall 4542 Andrea Robertson 963 Andree Hickey 296 Andrew 1167 Andrew 1620 Andrew 3457 Andrew 2526 Andrew Brewer 203 Andrew Chubb 1562 Andrew Cotter 2900 Andrew French 236 Andrew hayman 1192 Andrew Heal 3773 Andrew Hooks 3496 Andrew Larsen 1503 Andrew Lodge TCUSA 1273 Andrew MacGregor Subm Name Organisation No 2354 Andrew Marriner 68 Andrew Marron 976 Andrew Maycock 3251 Andrew Moffat 299 Andrew Nicholls 584 Andrew Paterson Flow Industries 776 Andrew Retallick 1162 Andrew Rowe 2322 Andrew Scott 3348 Andrew Sharman 818 Andrew Shewen 362 Andrew Staite 185 Andrew Thompson 2319 Andrew Thomson 1642 Andrew Wallace 2450 Andrew Wong Too 2512 Andrew Woodger 216 Andy Credland 1202 Andy Turner 2145 Ange 4295 Angel Ladbrook 3170 Angela 595 Angela Chapman 824 Angela Corbett TDHB 2545 Angela Dellow UPTO? 3256 Angela James EasyBuild 413 Angela Solomons 176 Angela Stewart 798 Angela Thomson 1663 Angela Worthington Manahau Midwifery 1713 Angie Benn 4359 Angus Barr 4536 Anita Luxton 2034 Anita Williams 1100 Ann Donnelly 1259 Ann Newman 234 Ann Stewart 3336 Anna Crawford 4459 Anna Holyoake 385 Anna Jenkins 1687 Anna Langford 3159 Anna Lazarus 1157 Anna Major 634 Anna Pepperell 3338 Anna Ryder 2735 Anna Winks 3611 Annabelle June simeon 1029 Annalese Sharrock 415 Annaliese 1803 Annalise Spragg Subm Name Organisation No 357 Annamarie Brbich 443 Anne Barker 3188 Anne Cullen 1578 Anne Duggan 2302 Anne Fabish 2140 Anne Garvey 2522 Anne Hawkins 1182 Anne Julian 3096 Anne Sanderson 3107 Anne Scott 1279 Anneka Wallace 1280 Anneke Thornton 3278 Anneke Thornton TDHB 210 Anne-Laure Laudic 2583 Anne-Maree McKay 3219 Anne-Maree McKay 3942 Annette Bredow Retired 1703 Annette Conroy 3400 Annette Corbett 1375 Annette Hawkins 2519 Annie 1804 Annika Roodbeen 3962 Anntoin Cresswell 3080 Ano 1356 Anthea 2036 Anthony 3741 Anthony Herd 4106 Anthony Herd/Palmbrook 852 Anthony Wilson 3140 Antoinette 4326 Anton Krutz 4098 Anton Lamprecht 1039 Antoniah Snooks 3053 Antony Winch 582 April Dalleg Taranaki DHB 4348 AR Young 3576 Archer Jones 4171 Archie Webster 2265 Arlene Hewett 897 Arley Brunning 3007 Arley Brunning 3887 Arnika Watson 1744 Arron Burns Copycentre 3310 Arthur Adolph 2991 Arya Hashemi 631 Ash 1369 Ash Aiyer 967 Ash Goodwin 1589 Ash Goodwin 540 Ash Smith Subm Name Organisation No 388 Ashden Ellis 2940 Asher Hales 4363 Ashkan Azarkish 3432 Ashleigh 1352 Ashleigh Murray 1426 Ashleigh Taylor 166 Ashley 31 Ashley Carradus 2151 Ashley Smith 1513 Ashley Zenovich 3639 Ashon 2855 Ashton McCall 904 Asterix 4539 Astrid Louise Bocock 3711 Astyn Douglas 3244 Athol Ferries 4510 Ati 4017 Atis Beldham 4063 Atlas Horo 676 Attila Cegledi 3277 Austin Peter Benn 4291 Ava Carswell SHGC 3848 Ava Hale 1297 Avinesh Ram 3236 Awhina Mattock 3829 Aya Maeda 1951 Aynslie Harper 3648 Azdah 576 Azyah Lokeni 1103 B Chylek 3452 B. Hooper 280 Bailee 1350 Bailee Bryant Okato Playcentre 980 Bailey Hammersley 2605 Bailey Harvey Taranaki Equestrian Jumping 3008 Bailey Mckay 2201 Bailey Page 3046 Bailey Wallace 2659 Barb Viner 543 Barbara Anne Smith 4186 Barbara Hammonds 2449 Barbara Jury 3522 Barbara Scott 822 Barbie Hepburn 3327 Baron Maxwell 1407 Barrie Williams 40 Barry Adams 3418 Barry Bonuface 3412 Barry Copestake 359 Barry Hoben Subm Name Organisation No 3951 Barry Matuku 930 Barry Sefton 2478 Barry T Greenbrook 3018 Bastian Rung-Hansen 4068 Baylin McFetridge NPBHS 2362 Beau Burmester 4418 Beau Henderson NPBHS 1191 Becks Paris 3912 Becky Jenkins Taranaki District Health Board Public Health 4259 Bede Moore 1508 Belinda Morgan 840 Belinda Randall 2325 Belinda Sulzberger G J Gadner Homes 3588 Bella McEwan 3851 Bella Neale 486 Ben WITT 2588 Ben Highlands 3434 Ben 3736 Ben 4560 Ben 4062 Ben Adlam 4317 Ben Broad 1862 Ben Crombie 2870 Ben Davies 3952 Ben Dombroski 4476 Ben Evans 479 Ben Gillum 3690 Ben Helms 1782 Ben Hogan 4021 Ben Kemsley 2682 Ben Kershaw 1734 Ben Mackintosh 3027 Ben McElderry 2396 Ben Mitchell 2801 Ben Payne 3217 Ben Pollard 4092 Ben Shearer 3681 Ben Sherman 1129 Ben Snooks 867 Ben Souness 3062 Ben Swan 1395 Ben Tarrant 1985 Ben Winther 3994 Benjamin Aberdein 4028 Benjamin Briggs 3973 Benjamin Brough 2794 Benjamin Dunlop 1185 Benjamin Honeyfield 4320 Benjamin Honeyfield 4480 Benjamin Honeyfield Subm Name Organisation No 2079 Bernadene Whitehead Diesel & Turbocharger Services 2004 751 Bernard Dodunski 3320 Bernie Coster 601 Beth 4205 Betina Ernegg-Marra 16 Bev Oakley 884 Bev Wisnewski 1175 Bevan Herbert 1497 Bevan Joyce 1794 Bevan Spragg 2082 Beverley McLean 768 Big Jangles Not The Mafia 641 Bill Butler 2635 Bill Hodson 1609 Bill Husband 3370 Bill Terrill 846 Birgit Dome 493 Birgit Gardner 2067 Birgit Kuriger 266 Blair 2745 Blair Campbell 103 Blair Crowley 3072 Blair Hoskin 4282 Blair Jensen 3114 Blair Neal 12 Blair Thomson 2060 Blair Walton St John Ambulance 2868 Blair Werder Werder Electrical 1148 Blake Cheer 4222 Blake Eaton 3953 Blake Fleming 3695 Blake Irvine 168 Blake Marston 3970 Blake Rawlinson 4371 Blake Wallace NPBHS 567 Blake Williams NPBHS 3646 Blake Williams 1125 Blyde Jenny 3677 Boaz Reuben 2463 Bob 2315 Bob Waugh 3367 Bob Waugh 379 Boon Chua 2361 Bopanna Caviappa 3995 Boston Knight 2291 Brad Cave 2722 Brad Coxhead 386 Brad Craig 3800 Brad Edwards Basketball New Zealand 3782 Brad Graham Subm Name Organisation No 2832 Bradley 3020 Bradley Alberts 4029 Bradley Hanser 4131 Bradley Hare-Bint 1996 Bradley Kemp 2787 Bradley Tattersall 519 Brady Whale 1031 Braeden Christian 1796 Braeden Christian 4056 Branden Pratt 1340 Brandi Dakin Spershott 104 Brandi Kane-Harnish 4234 Brandon Parsons 1284 Brandon Pokere 3040 Brandon Taing 596 Brayden 3692 Brayden Hills 4229 Brayden Powers 2954 Brayden Ross 4365 Braydon Baker 1740 Braydon Fryer 2990 Breez Hartley 1042 Bremner Pepper 42 Brenda 246 Brenda Ardern 3371 Brenda Bellringer 2170 Brenda Cash 1961 Brenda Davies Sanctuary Hill 410 Brenda Firth 2681 Brenda Szabo 2428 Brenda Waterman 424 Brendan 893 Brendan La Franchie 3110 Brendon Cook 2298 Brendon Arbuckle 1748 Brendon Back Taranaki Steelformers 1397 Brendon Keighley Taranaki Cricket Umpires Association
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