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Wellington scoop co nz » WCC applying to remove caveat which is blocking Shelly Bay development

Report from RNZ by Harry Lock The Wellington City Council has applied to remove a caveat registered at Shelly Bay which is blocking a crucial stage in the controversial housing development planned for the site. A caveat was registered on council-owned land in 2019. Caveats can be registered by someone who has an interest in the land but does not own it. It is mainly done through Land Information New Zealand (LINZ), and can be used to prevent land from being sold. In the instance of Shelly Bay, the caveat applies to two sections owned by the council. The council owns 3.5 hectares of land at Shelly Bay but voted in November to sell 0.36 hectares and lease a further 0.58ha to Shelly Bay Limited – an organisation linked to The Wellington Company. The sale and lease of the land is crucial for the company’s $500 million housing development to go ahead.

Wellington City Council applies to remove caveat at Shelly Bay housing development

• Source:  Wellington City Council has applied to remove a caveat registered at Shelly Bay which is blocking a crucial stage in a controversial housing development planned for the site. Shelly Bay, Wellington Source: 1 NEWS By Harry Lock of rnz.co.nz A caveat was registered on council-owned land in 2019. Caveats can be registered by someone who has an interest in the land, but does not own it. It is mainly done through Land Information New Zealand (LINZ), and can be used to prevent land from being sold. In the instance of Shelly Bay, the caveat applies to two sections currently owned by the council.

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