Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jan 27, 2024 4:23:23 GMT 12
ROTORUA’S LAKELAND QUEEN GIVEN SIX MONTHS TO MOVE FROM DRY-DOCK
The owner of Rotorua’s iconic Lakeland Queen paddle steamer has been given six months to move it from the iwi-gifted public land where it’s sat since 2021.
It comes after owner Terry Hammond was told he would need to pay to build a new jetty – a cost of up to $460,000 – then gift it to iwi before leasing it back to resume Lakeland operations at Lake Rotorua.....
www.nzherald.co.nz/rotorua-daily-post/news/rotoruas-lakeland-queen-given-six-months-to-move-from-dry-dock/ZT7AOD6YGZE7BB6V3EOHX424ZU/
The owner of Rotorua’s iconic Lakeland Queen paddle steamer has been given six months to move it from the iwi-gifted public land where it’s sat since 2021.
It comes after owner Terry Hammond was told he would need to pay to build a new jetty – a cost of up to $460,000 – then gift it to iwi before leasing it back to resume Lakeland operations at Lake Rotorua.....
www.nzherald.co.nz/rotorua-daily-post/news/rotoruas-lakeland-queen-given-six-months-to-move-from-dry-dock/ZT7AOD6YGZE7BB6V3EOHX424ZU/