Prosperity Report Discussion On 14 August
Friday, 9 August 2013, 4:22 pm
Press Release: Hawkes Bay Regional Council
Prosperity Report Discussion On 14
August
Hawke’s Bay Regional Council has
rescheduled a discussion on the Regional Prosperity
study.
Due to a weather-related flight cancellation on 31
July, Peter Winder, Director at McGredy Winder & Co, was
unable to present and answer Councillor questions on Part II
of the Regional Prosperity Study.
The presentation has now
been rescheduled to 11:00am on Wednesday 14 August. Peter
Winder will present his report to HBRC’s Environment and
Services Committee, on ‘The Potential Costs and Savings of
Local Government Reform in Hawke’s Bay’. HBRC Council
meetings are open to the public to
attend.
ENDS
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