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“There have been no significant finds to date,” he said. Contractors had been regrading the contours of the site to create the ground levels for the development, he said. “Most of the topsoil is removed from the site while the balance of the cut soil is redistributed as fill to the low areas of the site. “Initially, this cut soil is stockpiled prior to filling the lower areas of the site. “Rooney Earthmoving are doing a great job ensuring that all work is undertaken in accordance with our Resource Consent requirements,” he said. Esther Ashby-Coventry/Stuff The earthworks are ...

Several clauses, which would have revealed what is and is not allowed on the site, have been redacted - although the document does state banks, cinemas, offices and accommodation businesses will not be allowed to open at the development. It also states that in the first stage of development, there would be no more than nine retailers on the site, while no retail occupant should be less than 600sqm in area. A tavern, included in a proposal for the second stage of the development, is also mentioned in the agreement. It says “the sale or supply of alcohol is prohibited from the Tavern unt...

Press Release – Palmerston North City Council A Resource Consent application (LU5331)to undertake modifications of All Saints Church has been declined by an independent hearings panel. The Consent filed by the Wellington Diocesan Board of Trustees sought the demolition of the existing baptistry; … A Resource Consent application (LU5331)to undertake modifications of All Saints Church has been declined by an independent hearings panel. The Consent filed by the Wellington Diocesan Board of Trustees sought the demolition of the existing baptistry; additions and alterations including a new lo...

Tuesday, 27 April 2021, 4:52 pm Hastings District councillors receive an update on progress at the Frimley water storage and treatment facility. Behind them the dome of the reservoir is being constructed. The construction of Hastings District Council’s water storage and treatment facility in Frimley is about 60 per cent complete. Councillors visited the site on Friday to see progress on the eight million litre reservoir that is a key part of the facility. Hastings mayor Sandra Hazlehurst said the progress was exciting. “Safe drinking water remains our number one priority. This facility a...

Press Release – Hastings District Council Hastings District councillors receive an update on progress at the Frimley water storage and treatment facility. Behind them the dome of the reservoir is being constructed. The construction of Hastings District Councils water storage and treatment facility … Hastings District councillors receive an update on progress at the Frimley water storage and treatment facility. Behind them the dome of the reservoir is being constructed. The construction of Hastings District Council’s water storage and treatment facility in Frimley is about 60 per cent c...