Bunbury City Vision Forum 30th July 2005
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The document outlines the City Vision plan developed by an independent Taskforce for the city of Bunbury, Western Australia. The Taskforce was formed to integrate previous land use and transport studies into a common future plan. Key priorities included accommodating projected population growth to 115,000 by 2031, embracing waterfront development while maintaining public access, and activating the central business district. The Taskforce also engaged consultants to conduct economic modeling and identify priority development areas.
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9 Ti do t’i copëtosh me një shufër hekuri, do t’i bësh copë-copë si një enë prej argjile"".
10 ¶ Tani, pra, o mbretër, tregohuni të urtë; pranoni ndreqjen, o gjyqtarë të dheut.
11 Shërbeni me frikë Zotin dhe gëzohuni me drithma.
12 Nënshtrohuni Birit, që të mos zemërohet dhe të mos vdisni rrugës, sepse zemërimi i tij mund të ndizet në një çast. Lum ata që gjejnë strehë tek ai.
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