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List Of The 25 Buildings Being Checked By City Council Following Fatal Fire

  In the immediate aftermath of the 16 May Loafers Lodge fire, Mayor Tory Whanau asked Wellington City Council’s Building Consents and Compliance (BCC) team to urgently identify any similar buildings providing residential accommodation across .

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Man Told He Has to Move His House by Three Feet or Pay $315,000

Man Told He Has to Move His House by Three Feet or Pay $315,000 On 5/24/21 at 5:02 PM EDT A small error made by a construction company may lead to major losses for one New Zealand man. Deepak Lal, a homeowner in Auckland, is in legal trouble after his new home was discovered to be three feet over his property line. The construction error means his home is partially built on his neighbor s land and the subsequent fine could cost him NZ $315,000 ( approximately USD $227,363), reported the NZ Herald. Reportedly, Lal hired Pinnacle Homes, an Auckland and Waikato-based construction company specializing in residential work, to design and construct his three-bedroom house in Papakura.

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