Three Kings quarry: agreement reached between a rock and a hard place
Major changes for Fletcher's $1.2 billion residential development of quarry.
Fletcher Living and community societies Three Kings United and South Epsom Planning Group have agreed to changes to the building giant’s $1.2 billion development of the Three Kings Quarry.
The two societies went to the Environment Court last year appealing Auckland Council’s approval for a
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Sally Lindsay
Wed, 14 Jun 2017
Wed, 14 Jun 2017
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Three Kings quarry: agreement reached between a rock and a hard place
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