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Coastal erosion information on your LIM

Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News

Homeowners on the Kāpiti Coast may soon have coastal erosion information included on Land Information Memorandums (LIMs), a prospect which split the community and ended up in the High Court more than a decade ago.
A report commissioned by the Kāpiti Coast District Council to better understand coastal hazards in the face of climate change is adding fuel to the already fiery issue of mapping at-risk areas as part of Takutai Kāpiti, its coastal adaptation programme.
If you want to tell us what you think about having coastal erosion information on your LIM contact kate.green@stuff.co.nz

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Justin Wong Reporter from Kāpiti Observer

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