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The Council Plan guides the long-term
resource planning and the priorities of every four-year Council term.
Every Council is required under the Local Government Act 1989 to develop a
four-year Council Plan that sets key directions and strategies for the community.
This feedback received from the community will be used to develop
and refine Council’s vision, strategies and role for the Council period 2017-2021.
We have designed the
community feedback for people with a variety of time availability. They survey is short, with only 3 questions his will take 5 minutes to complete.
If you don't have enough time at the moment, or if you have more time, are in a
community group or specifically interested in key issues and want to complete a detailed submission stage 3 of the consultation will be available in late April and early May.
The project has been divided into three key phases.
Council Plan 2017-2021 will be launched in early December 2016
and the first phase of the engagement was open for comment from 2 December
2016 until the 3rd January 2017.
Stage 2 is currently open and closes in early April, with Stage 3 available in late April and early May.
The Council Plan 2017-2021 is expected to be adopted by Council on 20 June 2017.