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Christel Yardley/STUFF Developers argue too much of the cost of new infrastructure is being loaded onto those who pay development contributions. Developers say the city council is making it too hard to do business in Hamilton and have called for extensive changes to how the city funds growth. A group of 19 companies have pursued a judicial review of the council’s development contributions policies, arguing developers are paying an unfair proportion of the cost of new city infrastructure. Companies involved in the case include the Gallagher Group, Chedworth Properties, Porter Properties and Foodstuffs North Island. The legal challenge, which was heard in the High Court at Hamilton, could have far-reaching implications for how Hamilton funds the cost of growth-related infrastructure. Development contributions, known informally as DCs, are one of the main ways councils fund infrastructure. Debt and rates are the other main funding sources.

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