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A quick fix to help the homeless people during lockdown is keeping them safe while spawning new ways to help vulnerable people.
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A quick fix to help the homeless people during lockdown is keeping them safe while spawning new ways to help vulnerable people.
“Waka Kotahi and their contracted surveyors were not advised of the landowner’s illness until the day the survey was due to start,” a spokesperson for the agency said in an email. “On hearing about the landowner’s health, the decision was made to delay the survey by a day to give the landowner space to rest and recuperate.” The agency said the landowners were notified that the survey would begin on January 11 and take place over five days to establish the boundary of the land required for the bypass. Supplied The stoush over building the $200m Mt Messenger bypass continues.