Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jun 22, 2021 3:10:04 GMT 12
BOATIES 'NOT GOING AWAY' IN FIGHT FOR DELAWARE BAY BOAT RAMP ACCESS
Small boat users looking to maintain recreational access to Delaware Bay are keen to work towards a “fresh start” with council, but insist they are not going away either.
The issue has been a sticking point between the council, small boast users, and Ngāti Tama over the past 20 years, due to the murky legal standing of the site.
The issue also involves local iwi Ngāti Tama who support the ban, with the land in question being the site of a sacred urupa (burial ground)......
www.stuff.co.nz/nelson-mail/125497556/boaties-not-going-away-in-fight-for-delaware-bay-boat-ramp-access
Small boat users looking to maintain recreational access to Delaware Bay are keen to work towards a “fresh start” with council, but insist they are not going away either.
The issue has been a sticking point between the council, small boast users, and Ngāti Tama over the past 20 years, due to the murky legal standing of the site.
The issue also involves local iwi Ngāti Tama who support the ban, with the land in question being the site of a sacred urupa (burial ground)......
www.stuff.co.nz/nelson-mail/125497556/boaties-not-going-away-in-fight-for-delaware-bay-boat-ramp-access