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Confirmed: The Lakes residents to go ahead with ratepayers group

Confirmed: The Lakes residents to go ahead with ratepayers group
26 Feb, 2021 02:20 AM
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Residents at The Lakes have decided to go ahead with their own ratepayers advocacy group. Photo / File
Residents at The Lakes have decided to go ahead with their own ratepayers advocacy group. Photo / File
Tauranga is set to have another ratepayers advocacy group after residents of The Lakes decided they want to present a unified voice on the big issues facing the city.
Retiree Tony Gavin organised a public meeting last night, in a bid to find out what the key issues were for the community and whether it wanted a collective body to represent residents in discussions with the council s new commissioner team. ....

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Zizi Sparks: The more ratepayer groups the better

Zizi Sparks: The more ratepayer groups the better
25 Feb, 2021 08:00 PM
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OPINION
This week people living in The Lakes suburb of Tauranga met to discuss whether setting up a ratepayers group to represent residents was needed and wanted.
It s nice to see local ratepayers taking charge
of their own representation.
There are already several ratepayer groups in the city including Grace Rd and Avenues Neighbourhood Residents Association, Tauranga Ratepayers Action Network, Te Papa Residents Groups, Greerton Ratepayers Alliance, Mount Maunganui Residents and Ratepayers Association, Papamoa Residents and Ratepayers Association and Matua Residents Association.
Adding a Lakes group would bring the list to eight groups representing a population of about 151,300 according to Statistics NZ 2020 projections for Tauranga. ....

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More Bella Vista costs revealed as ratepayers' bill climbs

More Bella Vista costs revealed as ratepayers bill climbs
18 Feb, 2021 05:00 PM
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The tops of all 16 Bella Vista houses on Lakes Boulevard have been earmarked for removal.
The tops of all 16 Bella Vista houses on Lakes Boulevard have been earmarked for removal.
Tauranga ratepayers have paid more than $6 million to help cover the city council s prosecution and operational costs following the Bella Vista Homes fallout.
And ratepayer representatives say people are fed up with the continued
ongoing costs related to the saga.
In March 2018, 21 homes and building sites that were part of the failed Bella Vista Homes development at The Lakes were evacuated due to safety fears. Tauranga City Council later prosecuted five parties connected to the subdivision with a raft of charges relating to breaches of the Building Act. ....

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$220k referendum on Māori wards likely as petition achieves numbers

$220k referendum on Māori wards likely as petition achieves numbers
29 Jan, 2021 02:10 AM
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Concerned Citizens group member Ken Evans has been successful in gathering enough signatures to force a referendum on Māori wards. Photo / File
A petition aimed at overturning a decision to establish a Māori ward in Tauranga has gained the numbers it needs.
A referendum expected to cost ratepayers $220,000 is now expected to be held.
In August, Tauranga City Council voted 6-4 to establish a Māori ward before the next council election in 2022.
The petition sought to collect the support of 5 per cent of the 94,702 people on Tauranga s 2019 electoral roll to force a binding referendum on the issue, with the potential to overturn the council s decision. ....

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Rates rise nearing 30 per cent forecast for Tauranga next year as council prepares for challenging long-term plan

Rates rise nearing 30 per cent forecast for Tauranga next year as council prepares for challenging long-term plan
11 Dec, 2020 06:45 PM
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Mike O Neill, president of the Mount Maunganui Residents, Ratepayers and Retailers Association says rates are becoming unsustainable. Photo / George Novak
Mike O Neill, president of the Mount Maunganui Residents, Ratepayers and Retailers Association says rates are becoming unsustainable. Photo / George Novak
Average rates rises of 18 to 20 per cent next year and totalling 30 to 40 per cent over a three-year period have been forecast for Tauranga.
And that s on top of an up to
9.5 increase for the next financial year for the new kerbside rubbish and recycling service - previously approved by the council - and to reverse temporary Covid-driven savings. ....

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