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The Government funds have allowed the council to open up Peacocke in Hamilton’s south and has seen it start delivering a big chunk of infrastructure all at once – including work on a new river bridge. Peacocke is earmarked to soak up a lot of the city’s growth with an estimated 20,000-plus residents expected to call the area home by 2048. More than 9000 people are expected to be living in Peacocke within the next decade. However, like many high-growth cities, Hamilton has seen its debt levels increase in recent years as it funds new infrastructure. In March, the council will open up public submissions on its long-term plan, with staff seeking what amounts to a total 8.9 per cent increase on residents’ rates bill.

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