Christchurch arm twisted over $102m bill, city asset sales loom
The city has been lumbered with a $102 million bill to buy out hillside red-zoned residents.
Christchurch ratepayers have been hit with a $102 million bill foisted on them by the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority.
Even city councillors were today unaware of the bill, which has apparently been accepted by mayor Bob Parker and chief executive Tony Marryatt.
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Chris Hutching
Mon, 02 Jul 2012
Mon, 02 Jul 2012
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Christchurch arm twisted over $102m bill, city asset sales loom
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