TUAKAU TOWN BOARD
HIiAVY TRAFFIC FEES EIEiNEFIT OF THE CHANGE [fecim outb owx correspondent] TTJAKATJ, Wednesday The proposed change in the allocation of heavy traffic fees was supported by the Tuakau Town Board on Monday Figures quoted by the chairman, Mr. Cf. Arrciwsmith, showed that under the new method Tuakau would receive approximately 25 per cent more than previously. Three applications for building permits were granted. Two were for dwelling houses and one for extensive improvements to a block of shops. It wsis decided to ask the Railway Department to dedicate a vacant section near the railway station as a reserve, or alternately to lease it to the board at a nominal rental. lib was resolved to tar-seal 48 chains of the Buck!and ]Road, from George Street corner to the southern boundary. It wits agreed to test the Franklin County Council's power grader ou this board's roads.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22206, 5 September 1935, Page 8
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