Golf course development critics claim house values will drop

Golf course development critics claim house values will drop


Saving Springfield - the residents group opposing the move - says it is not just about the money.
Earlier this week
Checkpoint reported on a heated public meeting about the Rotorua Lakes Council proposal that could see the 70-year-old course absorbed into a new recreation precinct, which would also include housing.
"The whole idea is absolutely repugnant to most residents," Saving Springfield president Robert Lee told
Checkpoint.
He said nine out of 10 people he had encountered while collecting signatures for his petition against the proposal were happy to sign.
"And there's about one out of 10 who are either Council employees or belong to another club or have special interests, but we have a lot of support.

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