I wish to thank reporter Andrew Campbell very much for that excellent report of our ‘Save the Green Spaces' meeting that I organised with the council last Tuesday.
I did not get to meet you at this occasion but I think I was aware of a tall chap writing some notes as I came out of the chambers. To have this well-documented article on the third page of your Sun newspaper is fantastic as it is viewed by so many residents in Tauranga. This gives opportunity for our project to get wider publicity.
J Glausiuss, Tauranga
Posted: 09:49am Fri 07 Aug, 2015
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Green space
Posted on 07-08-2015 13:44 | By Crash test dummies
They are not to be empty and green for long if the officials at Tauranga Council get there way. The end result here will be the permanent loss of all green spaces along the estuary for land zoned as being necessary between the residential areas and the main road below. That situation is more of need now than at the time built. The decisions to be considered here will set a terrible precedent for all parks, reserves and green spaces in the entire city of Tauranga. There will be nothing left that is sacred anymore.
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