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Porirua City Council seeks new ideas for city revitalisation
By Mark Sawyer

The Porirua City Council is looking to local landowners and developers for insight and ideas to advance the city's Revitalisation Plan. Submissions and a public hearing are now complete and a summary report is due out in August. One of the advances included in the report is the development of design themes for the city centre as part of the revitalisation plan. The council wants to develop themes in conjunction with landowners and developers to provide a familiar look to developments around the city. The Porirua City Council's Environmental Policy Manager, Matthew Trelin, wants input from local landowners. "It's important new development in the region has a consistent design look about it. We want to ensure the city looks a great as we move forward and any new construction fits in suitably with the surroundings areas and buildings." Mr Trelin says the council has now signed off the longterm distract plan for the city, however some changes to the Revitalisation Plan are now required to ensure it aligns more closely with the long term strategy.
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