Prominent building in Tullamore set to get new lease of life as development plans approved
A prominent building in Tullamore is set to get a new lease of life as plans to develop it have been approved. The building on High Street, formerly the o...
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A prominent building in Tullamore is set to get a new lease of life as plans to develop it have been approved. The building on High Street, formerly the o...
A prominent building in Tullamore is set to get a new lease of life as plans to develop it have been approved. The building on High Street, formerly the o...
Wednesday, 30 June 2021, 3:58 pm The Horowhenua District Council Development Contributions Policy comes into effect on 1 July 2021. It affects people developing new residential, commercial or industrial land and buildings. Prior to the introduction of the policy, the cost of financing infrastructure to meet the demands of growth was met almost entirely by ratepayers. Given we are in a period of unprecedented growth, it’s unfair to expect ratepayers to continue to subsidise the cost of growth. The Development Contributions Policy ensures that those who create the need for Council to provide...
Galway Bay FM 26 May 2021 print Galway Bay fm newsroom – City planners have approved a proposal for a major urban regeneration project on lands adjacent to Ceannt Station. The Augustine Hill scheme is led by Galway developer Gerry Barrett and is being financed by Summix Capital. Augustine Hill is a €320 million mixed use development with substantial residential, retail and leisure components. It had set out to deliver 378 residential units, a new city-centre pedestrian shopping precinct, four new public squares, 11 new streets and a number of public performance spaces. The plan also provi...
Source: New Zealand Government Major water reform has taken a step closer with the appointment of the inaugural board of the Taumata Arowai water services regulator, Hon Nanaia Mahuta says. Former Director General of Health and respected public health specialist Dame Karen Poutasi will chair the inaugural board of Crown agency Taumata Arowai. “Dame Karen brings considerable experience in governance and management as Director General of Health and Chief Executive of NZQA, as well as her crucial experience as a member of the Havelock North Drinking Water Inquiry panel,” Nanaia Mahuta said. ...