A community leader discusses concerns over the prolonged closure of Mount Maunganui, highlighting economic impacts on local businesses, public frustration with council's slow response, and the potential for local expertise to improve recovery planning.
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Absolutely. Yep. Although there's some with high, no, absolutely not. No, it's not. Well, it's a fundamental asset to the mountain. A lot of the business houses rely on the patronage from those that use the mountain. go out for their walk on the weekend and then come back into town and buy their lunches and their coffees and it's sort of in the campground the same, the hot pools the same, the boat ramp the same and all those things are now shut down and locals can't use them so they're not bothering to come. So businesses are suffering, some of them extremely.
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hope for partial restoration of key facilities
Michael O'Neill: Mt Maunganui Ratepayers, Residents and Retailers Association ahead of meeting to discuss Mt Maunganui's futureSpotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.
