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The people of New Plymouth will get the chance to have their say on the city's Freedom Camping Bylaw if a proposal to tighten the rules goes ahead.
The Community Boards of New Plymouth District Council will review the bylaw and vote on which proposal to adopt for the next summer season, … View moreThe people of New Plymouth will get the chance to have their say on the city's Freedom Camping Bylaw if a proposal to tighten the rules goes ahead.
The Community Boards of New Plymouth District Council will review the bylaw and vote on which proposal to adopt for the next summer season, with public feedback invited.
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