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175 days ago

Tamahere 2025-2075

Charles Fletcher from Tamahere Community Committee

We are seeking community input for future plans for Tamahere. A community plan is being developed to set a strategy and plan for the next 50 years, in 10 year steps.

What will our community look like? What do we want it to look like?

The Southern Links state highway connection between the SH1 Expressway and SH3 is likely to be built in +/- 10 years, what will this mean for the community? Will land north of Southern Links become part of Hamilton City? Will land south of Southern Links become part of Waipa District? What do you want?

We would like to know your views! Please email tamaherecommunity@gmail.com

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