White Water Rafting Clears First Hurdle
White Water Rafting Clears First Hurdle
Thank
you to all those who responded to my e mail from earlier in
the week about the sale of land to fund white water rafting
at the Pacific Events Centre.
I was overwhelmed by the
number of people who took the time to let me know their
views on this matter.
Of the hundreds of messages I
received not one was in favour of the proposal to sell rate
payer owned land and give the proceeds to the Trust that
runs the PEC.
Unfortunately the vote was lost 11-9 and
the land will be sold and subject to consultation, proceeds
will go to the Trust for white water rafting.
The most
galling aspect of this farce was that it was the unelected
members of the Independent Maori Statutory Board who rarely
attend the Strategy and Finance Committee which pushed the
vote in favour of the
sale.
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