Claims Hobsonville park will cost Auckland Council $110 million rubbished
It is not unaffordable and the issue will be resolved – Chris Aitken.
Fears Auckland Council won’t be able to afford to buy the 11ha Bomb Park at Hobsonville Point because of surging land prices have been dispelled by the developer of a 5000-house town next to the park.
The former Waitakere City Council set aside $20 million in 2009 to buy Bomb Point Park on the
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Sally Lindsay
Mon, 01 Aug 2016
Mon, 01 Aug 2016
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Claims Hobsonville park will cost Auckland Council $110 million rubbished
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