A request to conduct invasive testing on properties in the Bella Vista subdivision is not related to property settlement agreements, says Tauranga City Council Chief Executive Garry Poole.
'We sent requests today to conduct some further testing on some properties,.
'There was some concern that this would impact on settlement amounts or delay offers being made. This is not the case.”
'It is purely related to our function as a regulatory body.”
Settlement negotiations will proceed shortly.It has been more than 43 days since TCC agreed to buy the homes affected by the failed housing development.
4 comments
Tui
Posted on 23-07-2018 19:10 | By Merlin
Yeah Right.
Really?
Posted on 24-07-2018 09:45 | By overit
Isn't it a bit late for that. March or before would have been best. They trying to put it back on Danny.
In-fill query?
Posted on 24-07-2018 09:49 | By Maryfaith
Perhaps this is related to the original fill in this part of the subdivision? Interesting turn of events. Council still trying to worm out of responsibility?
benefit of the doubt
Posted on 24-07-2018 10:07 | By Kaimai
So what is the invasive testing related too - if the houses are to be demolished it doesn't matter or is TCC (the poor ratepayers) going to remedy the faults and allow the houses to be lived in. Stop digging holes TCC and let the ratepayers know what is happening.
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