REGIONAL TOWN-PLANNING
COMMITTEE OPENS INQUIRY Press Association INVERCARGILL. Tuesday. A public inquiry, the first of 21 to b. conducted throughout New Zea- | land was held today lor the purpose of ! taking evidence concerning the defini- | tion of the regional area comprising j the City of Invercargill and its surj rounding district. | The committee of inquiry consisted • of Mr. fc?. Blackley, representative of | the Counties’ Association on the Town | Planning Board (chairman), Mr. H. S. ! Walsh, surveyor-general, and Mr. J. | W. Mawson, director of town-planning, j The chairman explained that the i committee had to take evidence in difj ferent centres in New Zealand to determine what should be recommended as the basis of regions in which there was community of interests. Suitable boundaries were defined, and at the conclusion of the inquiry, delegates from j various local bodies passed a resolu- | tion commending the furtherance of regional planning.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 926, 20 March 1930, Page 10
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148REGIONAL TOWN-PLANNING Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 926, 20 March 1930, Page 10
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