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	Hamilton, New Zealand - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The city, lying at a major road and rail nexus, is situated in the centre of the Waikato basin, on both the east and west banks of the Waikato River.
		As of 2004, the city has been enjoying the benefits of rapid growth without yet suffering related negative consequences, though traffic congestion is increasing at a faster rate than population growth, unaided by the fact that State Highway 1 runs through the city's urban area.
		Hamilton is home to more than 25,000 tertiary students, mostly enrolled in one of the city's two main tertiary institutes, the University of Waikato and Wintec (Waikato Institute of Technology).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hamilton,_New_Zealand (1271 words)

	City of Hamilton, Ohio - City Council
		The Hamilton City Council considers and acts on matters of governmental or utility operations, which involves the establishment of policy decisions and/or the enactment of legislation.
		The Hamilton City Council is the direct representative of the citizens of the City of Hamilton.
		Pursuant to the provisions of the Hamilton City Charter, the City council is comprised of six members elected at large for staggered four-year terms.
	www.hamilton-city.org /CC/council.html (204 words)

	Hamilton Zoo : Environmental Policy
		Hamilton Zoo is committed to the delivery and further development of a high quality, modern zoological garden, that emphasizes conservation, education, recreation, and scientific study, while progressively encouraging an understanding and appreciation of the living world.
		Hamilton Zoo along with Hamilton City Council, is guided by the principles of Agenda 21 and recognises its direct responsibilities under the Resource Management Act (1991) to sustainably manage its site and mitigate impacts on surrounding environment for this and future generations.
		Hamilton Zoo will ensure that all staff are aware of and understand their environmental responsibilities in terms of this policy and position functions.
	www.hamiltonzoo.co.nz /index.asp?PageID=2145832802 (471 words)

	Hamilton Zoo : Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Hamilton Zoo is committed to the delivery and further development of a high quality, modern zoological garden, that emphasises conservation, education, recreation and scientific study, while progressively encouraging an understanding and appreciation of the living world.
		Hamilton Zoo is situated on 25ha of beautifully landscaped grounds and is home to over 400 exotic and native birds, mammals and reptiles displayed in natural surroundings.
		Hamilton Zoo is committed to worldwide conservation programmes designed for the long-term protection and preservation of threatened and endangered species.
	www.hamiltonzoo.co.nz (137 words)

	Hamilton City Council - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Hamilton City Council is the governing body of the City of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
		The council consists of the mayor plus fifteen councillors.
		This page was last modified 17:22, 8 July 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hamilton_City_Council (64 words)

	YMCA Hamilton
		Hamilton City Leisure Centre - YMCA has been an integral part of the Hamilton community for over 40 years.
		With the support of the Hamilton City Council, we are an organisation which by way of its programmes and activities strives to build strong kids, strong families, and through that process secure strong communities.
		The friendly, and experienced staff at the Hamilton City Leisure Centre strive to meet the needs of everyone who enters the facility in with an aim to reflect the YMCA Core Values of Honesty, Caring, Respect & responsibility.
	www.nzymca.com /hamilton/index.php?branch_id=4 (157 words)

	moham.html
		Hamilton was the first city in Canada to employ a staff architect to design and oversee major projects.
		The new City Hall was to be the first piece in a major rejuvenation of the whole city core and Roscoe spoke strongly about the need for a civic core that served an important social function of "uniting people and facilitating direct contact and exchange of ideas".
		In April 2000, the property was declared surplus to the requirements of the City of Hamilton, City Council voted against heritage designation, and a Request for Proposals calling for the demolition of the existing structure and the redevelopment of the site as multi-storey, mixed use building was advertised (submissions due September 8, 2000).
	www.interlog.com /~urbanism/moham.html (2276 words)

	MISSION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Council commits to value Hamilton civic employees and to work with the management team to create the conditions where all employees can excel in their service to the community.
		Council will support the administration in its efforts to develop leadership at all levels in the organization, and to capitalize on its leadership capabilities to cultivate organizational energy, enthusiasm, and a shared sense of purpose and direction.
		Council will support the administration in its efforts to provide excellence in public service, to be achieved through an integrated approach to planning and performance management, optimal use of technology, well-trained staff, and effective management of change.
	rec.hamilton.ca /econnect/start/mission.html (1515 words)

	Hamilton City Council Supportive of The Fort Hamil
		Three variations of the plan were reviewed by the city and school, both of which preferred the plan presented to City Council.
		The city and hospital have agreed to seek economic development funds from the State of Ohio.
		The Fort Hamilton Hospital is part of the Health Alliance, an integrated health care delivery system that also includes The Christ Hospital, The University Hospital, The St. Luke Hospitals, The Jewish Hospital and the physicians of Alliance Primary Care.
	www.health-alliance.com /newsflash.nsf/cbb29ed1f4241a288525702300703973/d869cc33567c5a5d85256e0100745294?OpenDocument (544 words)

	Hamilton City Council stalls development procession :: Montana Forum :: If it's happening in Montana, we're discussing ...
		The Hamilton City Council put the brakes on development last week until the types and locations of subdivisions can be debated.
		The council unanimously tabled the annexation of 2.5 acres on Geneva Avenue because high-density zoning was attached part and parcel to the property's annexation.
		While focusing on development in and adjacent to the city, councilors were caught off guard by a request by developer Ken Madden, who wants the city to expand sewer and water service to his 500 acres near the Hamilton Golf Course.
	www.montanaforum.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=3707 (603 words)

	EW City Seeks Extension to Sort Plant Problems
		Hamilton City Council has asked Environment Waikato for a 12 month extension to allow it to comply with resource consents for its new $28 million wastewater treatment plant.
		A two-stage consent was issued by the Regional Council in September 1998 to allow Hamilton City to commission the plant and discharge treated wastewater from the new plant to the Waikato River.
		Hamilton City Council confirmed that hardware faults have slowed down commissioning of the new plant by a year.
	www.ew.govt.nz /newsandevents/mediareleases/mr793615.htm (389 words)

	TORONTO, HAMILTON & BUFFALO RAILWAY (T.H.&B.) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		During this time, the THandB approached Hamilton City Council again and proposed another $275,000 grant which would be awarded in three stages- $100,000 when the tracks reached West Hamilton, $100,000 when the tracks reached East Hamilton, and $75,000 when the tracks reached Welland.
		The city of Hamilton had to pay for any damage to property, sewers, waterworks, roadways, and sidewalks during the construction project, which amounted to over one million dollars.
		The original 1895 agreement signed between the City of Hamilton and the THandB stated that if the rail service to Hamilton was ever ceased, the THandB would pay the City of Hamilton the original loan sum of $224,500 with interest at approximately 4 percent.
	collections.ic.gc.ca /hamilton/thb.htm (3019 words)

	Cyclists front up in Hamilton trial
		Hamilton cyclists are being put front and centre in an intersection trial aimed at reducing bike crashes in the city.
		The council's road and traffic manager Peter Bielby said the trial was based on a British system that had successfully reduced cyclist crashes for several years.
		Cyclists are over-represented in Hamilton's crash statistics, accounting for nearly 10 per cent of all casualties in 1997 and eight per cent last year, compared to the New Zealand average of about five per cent for both years.
	www.ltsa.govt.nz /publications/rsnz/1999/oct-04.html (480 words)

	www.hamilton.co.nz Official website for Hamilton City Council & Hamilton, New Zealand - Hamilton City Council
		Hamilton City Council & Hamilton, New Zealand - Hamilton City Council
		The trading hours of a club in terms of its activities, which may differ from the trading hours specified in the club licence relating to the sale of liquor, are to comply with the Hamilton Operative District Plan.
		A special licence for an off licence facility to operate at any particular venue in Hamilton will also be subject to similar provisions except the obligation to provide food.
	hamilton.co.nz /page/pageid/2145827754/Liquor_Licensing (2577 words)

	Vive le Canada - Hamilton City Council has been warned
		Council may not always be right, and perhaps they can be forgiven for that, but it sure would be refreshing to hear them to admit where wrong to launch legal action against well-meaning citizens.
		The City of Hamilton has the ability to address this situation with an appropriate statement to the community and these well-meaning young people do not need to be punished by the heavy hand of City Hall.
		The City of Hamilton is in the drivers seat and if it wants to show it is capable of the appropriate judgment and tolerance it has the power and ability to drop this case completely to allow the hearts of many thousands of citizens to heal.
	www.vivelecanada.ca /article.php/20050625234619814 (2014 words)

	Home design changes to debut in Hamilton
		HAMILTON — Proposed changes impacting the city's standards for residential design and the construction of new single-family homes will make their first appearance before the Hamilton City Council this week.
		Since then, city planners have begun working with the association and other concerned residents to create a proposal that strikes a balance among the city's objectives, housing market pressures, developers and builders, officials have said.
		If approved by the council the new guidelines would impact all developers who have yet to receive the city's approval for their preliminary plat plans, officials said.
	www.journal-news.com /news/content/news/stories/2006/04/23/hjn042406designstandards.html (470 words)

	Hamilton may ease rules on residency
		HAMILTON — City Council has told the city administration to draft an ordinance that allows employees to live outside the city.
		Although council may receive a draft of the ordinance Wednesday, a vote isn't likely until a cross section of city employees has a chance to comment.
		Team Hamilton is a representative group of city employees, who help facilitate communication between upper management and rank-and-file employees.
	www.enquirer.com /editions/2000/04/21/loc_hamilton_may_ease.html (351 words)

	Hamilton Council
		In Hamilton, the top seven vote-getters among 10 candidates will be elected to serve on Hamilton City Council, a two-year term.
		Hamilton needs strong, proven leadership to continue our growth and optimism into the 21st century.
		All city departments must continue to work on improving their contact with citizens.
	www.enquirer.com /election97/butler/hamilton_council.html (831 words)

	Station -- Station 7, Hamilton, Ohio
		Hamilton City Council, by a vote of 5-2, voted not only to not fill the 3 current vacancies within the (formerly) 109 member Fire Division, but also close a firehouse, Station 7, which has served the residents of the eastern portion of the city since 1910.
		The four members of council that Local 20 endorsed in the last election were invited to special meetings on 1/17 & 1/18 to explain why they had voted the way they did (2 voted against us).
		From the City of Hamilton, Ohio FD, est 1827.
	www.firefightersrealstories.com /hameng7.html (497 words)

	RNZIH - Conference 2003 - Abstracts - gully restoration
		The Gully Restoration Programme is a partnership between Hamilton City Council’s Sustainable Environment Team and the community.
		The aim of this popular programme is to raise an awareness and appreciation of Hamilton's gully systems, and to actively promote and enable the physical restoration of this resource.
		Hamilton City Council Parks and Gardens Unit has been working with Community Groups for the past 10 years.
	www.rnzih.org.nz /pages/AbstractGullyRestoration.htm (371 words)

	City of Hamilton in Bermuda
		In Bermuda, the then-infant town (now City) of Hamilton, named after Sir Henry Hamilton, Governor 1778-1794, was incorporated by Act of Parliament, with the motto "Hamilton Sparsa Collegit" meaning "Hamilton had brought together the scattered." The Freeholders were granted authority to elect from among them 1 Mayor, 3 Aldermen and 5 Common Councilors.
		In Hamilton, during the term of Mayor Henry James Tucker, the cornerstone of the original Hamilton Hotel was built.
		Long after Hamilton was incorporated as a town, it became a municipality in Bermuda under the Municipalities Act 1923 of the Bermuda House of Parliament.
	bermuda-online.org /seecity.htm (9133 words)

	CBC Toronto - Lawyer seeks NHL team for Hamilton
		A Toronto lawyer will pitch Hamilton city council Wednesday on a plan that could bring an NHL hockey team to the city.
		City officials say Richard Rodier, a lawyer with HHC Acquisition Corp., will appear before council with a bid to take over the management of Copps Coliseum.
		According to Hamilton city councillor Terry Whitehead, Rodier's plan is to obtain an NHL team that will play at the arena, and then take over operation of the facility.
	www.cbc.ca /toronto/story/to_hamilton20040204.html (322 words)

	City of Hamilton, Ohio - Council Members
		His goal as a council member is to see Hamilton flourish, offer jobs to young people and to help the City in its challenging times.
		Chris joined Council in 2002 to become a part of the community and to use his expertise to give back to the community that gave him so much.
		George McNally retired as Police Chief of the City of Hamilton in 1983.
	www.hamilton-city.org /CC/ccm_bios.html (419 words)

	From 'Desperation Planning' to Community Vision - Raise the Hammer
		Hamilton City Council seems determined to push ahead with its aerotropolis plans, hiding behind the claim that it is only beginning the process of deciding whether and how to develop up to 1,215 hectares of farmland around Hamilton International Airport into an air transport centred complex.
		Gilbert believes $4.00 a litre gas within the city's twenty-five year planning horizon "has a sufficient chance of happening that it should be part of your planning." At the very least, he stresses, cities should have a viable "plan B" and a way to change direction mid-stream in the development process.
		Hamilton is a model for other communities in the way in which we integrate short-term economic benefits, long-term environmental and social costs, and indirect economic costs in our evaluation of public and private initiatives.
	www.raisethehammer.org /index.asp?id=147 (2734 words)

	A Challenge for Hamilton City Councillors - Raise the Hammer
		Hamilton City Council has the choice to be global leaders and ban drive-thrus.
		Every time a city wrestled with the ban, the same concerns were raised, it would put restaurants out of business, keep tourists away, lower tax revenues, and cost jobs.
		Hamilton was the first city in Canada to have a car drive on its roads.
	www.raisethehammer.org /index.asp?id=078 (2501 words)

	Build Hamilton - Home
		Build Hamilton is a service for you and the local building industry provided by the Hamilton City Council and aims to provide you with quick and easy access to information regarding your building and consents requirements. The site also acts as an information portal to other New Zealand websites providing information about the building process.
		The Hamilton City Council Building Control Unit is there to assist you and provide you with a reliable, efficient service. Our staff are highly trained and seek to provide you with the information and guidlines you need, in order for your building project to succeed and meet all the regulations of the Building Code 2004.
		Hamilton City Council has prepared a proposed policy and invites feedback from the public from Monday 6 March through to Thursday 6 April 2006. For more information go to
	www.buildhamilton.co.nz (403 words)

	The Independent Online - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		City council meetings are known for attracting swarms of gadflies, watchdogs and whistleblowers.
		All in all, Sutherland estimates that Hamilton may have lost out on as much as a million dollars in revenue—this in a city with an annual budget of around $5 million.
		As for the half-million dollar service line, Schwan says there will be no effort to charge the lab for the connection because, again, “it’s not their mistake” and there is no record of when the connection went in or how much should have been charged for it.
	www.missoulanews.com /News/News.asp?no=3164 (485 words)

	Hamilton Community Energy \| news
		Hamilton, ON -- Hamilton Community Energy (HCE) is featured in the most recent Vision 2020 Indicator's Report.
		The groups involved are: Hamilton-Wentworth Stewardship Council; Positive Power Co-Op Inc.; Green Venture; Conserver Society of Hamilton and District; VISION 2020 at the City of Hamilton and Hamilton Utilities Corporation.
		Hamilton Community Energy, a Hamilton Utilities company, is the first district heating plant operator in Canada to become a licensee of Environment Canada’s Environmental Choice™ Program (ECP).
	www.hamilton-energy.com /html/static/news.shtml (1320 words)

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