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'Golden handshake': Council refuses to say if Grenfell will receive payout (opens the original)
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Tauranga MP Sam Uffindell is calling for the council to be more transparent about chief executive Marty Grenfell’s sudden resignation. The Tauranga City Council and its leadership are refusing to answer questions including Grenfell’s reasons for resigning and whether he will receive a payout. It released a statement on Tuesday evening announcing Grenfell had resigned and his last day would be tomorrow. The announcement followed a publicly excluded emergency council meeting about the Davison repo
'Golden handshake': Council refuses to say if Grenfell will receive payout (opens the original)
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Tauranga MP Sam Uffindell is calling for the council to be more transparent about chief executive Marty Grenfell’s sudden resignation. The Tauranga City Council and its leadership are refusing to answer questions including Grenfell’s reasons for resigning and whether he will receive a payout. It released a statement on Tuesday evening announcing Grenfell had resigned and his last day would be tomorrow. The announcement followed a publicly excluded emergency council meeting about the Davison repo
Tauranga Mayor 'disappointed' as Govt delays reform decisions (opens the original)
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Local Government Minister Simon Watts and Tauranga Mayor Mahé Drysdale. Photo / NZME Tauranga Mayor Mahé Drysdale says it is disappointing the Government has delayed decisions on local government reform proposals after the city spent more than $50,000 developing its bid. In a letter to mayors and chief executives yesterday morning, Local Government Minister Simon Watts said that “after careful consideration”, ministers would not yet decide which Head Start proposals should progress to detailed d
Tweaks to Welcome Bay plan don't go far enough, says petitioner (opens the original)
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Welcome Bay resident Robert Coe at the intersection of Welcome Bay Rd and Kaitemako Rd. Photo / Ayla Yeoman The Tauranga City Council has revised Welcome Bay roading plans after community feedback, but a resident says the changes don’t go far enough. Petition organiser Robert Coe said the changes still fail to address the community’s core concerns. The council proposed in March to add traffic lights at the Welcome Bay Rd and Kaitemako Rd intersection and introduce a high occupancy vehicle (HOV)
Tauranga council considers future of city's airport (opens the original)
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The council is considering Tauranga Airport's future. Photo / Kelly O'Hara Tauranga Mayor Mahe Drysdale says the council does not plan on selling the city’s airport, but is discussing whether some of its stake could be sold in the future. In a meeting on Tuesday, Tauranga City councillors decided to set up a working group to look at Tauranga Airport governance and operational options. The working group comprises the mayor, two elected members, a mana whenua representative and experts. The airpor
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