Mayoral candidate Crone ‘far from backing down’ on billboard bylaw
Meanwhile, Bright calls on rivals to join her in flouting signage rules.
Nick Grant
Tue, 26 Apr 2016
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Despite taking down election billboards within days of being instructed to do so by Auckland Council, mayoral candidate Victoria Crone apparently isn’t backing off the issue, as previously reported .
The nub of that issue is a 2013 bylaw change prohibiting election hoardings on private sites –
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Nick Grant
Tue, 26 Apr 2016
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