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Western Corridor submissions extended to 4th Nov

Published: Wed 21 Sep 2005 12:04 AM
News release
22nd September, 2005
Western Corridor submission period extended to 4th November
The submission period for the proposed Western Corridor Plan consultation has been further extended to Friday 4th November. The official period of consultation will now begin on Saturday October 1st. The original closing date for submissions was Tuesday, October 25th. The new date will give the public an additional nine days to prepare their submissions.
“High public interest and the complexity of the issue mean that we need to give organisations, businesses and individuals as much time as possible to make submissions,” said the Chairperson of the Regional Land Transport Committee, Councillor Terry McDavitt.
Councillor McDavitt said information about the proposed corridor plan would be made available when the official consultation period begins on October 1st.
“It is essential for the transparency of the process that the technical information on which the proposed corridor plan was developed is made available to the public in both its original form, and in summary. Preparing all this information to the necessary quality for public release is taking some time and is another reason why we are extending the deadline for submissions.”
Copies of all the technical reports will be made available at libraries and council offices throughout the region, and on Greater Wellington’s website.
ENDS

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