Navigation Safety Bylaws Committee – hearing committee for reviewed bylaws
SmartGrowth representative – growth planning partnership
BOPRC workplace giving scheme contribution to the Acorn Foundation that provided funding
Bay of Plenty Youth Development Trust (BOPYDT) - providing support services and programmes for at-risk youth
International Merchants Limited - New Zealand based importer, manufacturer and distributer of a number of products for the home and building construction sector
Permadeck Limited - imports composite decking materials from America and distributes it to builders and developers in New Zealand
Yes – Ohauiti – Vacant Section
Yes – Ohauiti, Family Residencer
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