TOWN PLANNING MOVES
ST. KILDA “NOT INTERESTED” No action was taken by the St. Kilda Borough Council when it considered last night a letter from the Dunedin City Corporation concerning town-planning. The letter quoted the two resolutions passed at. a meeting of local bodies and representative c.tizens, suggesting the preparation of a scheme and the formation of. a joint committee. "I move that the letter be received, said Cr T. D. B. Roy. "It does not interest us. We have enough town-plan-ning to do ourselves.” The letter was received without further comment. Protest Meetings The council decided to receive a ’.et'ter from the South Island Local Bodies’ Association urging* public protest . meetings to advance claims lor the South Island. Alter a briel a.suussion, it was also decided to advise the association that the council was sympathetc towards its aims. A decision to grant the Forbury Park Trotting Club permission to erect horse boxes which was made in committee, was confirmed by the council in open meeting. Nomination Approved Approval of the nomination ot Mr C. J. Hayward. Dunedin City councillor, in the election of a local bodies’ representative on the King Edward Technical College, i was expressed when the council decided 1 to support his nomination.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26822, 13 July 1948, Page 6
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