One-way meeting
Concerned citizens came out against Goldfinch Street becoming one-way when they met with chairman of the Ohakune Borough Council's planning committee, cr. Errol Sue, on Thursday. The twenty-three shopkeepers and residents who attended the meeting passed a motion expressing the opinion that a pedestrian crossing in Goldfinch Street would be of more value in improving road safety than would making the street one-way. Comments made at the meeting were taken back to a meeting of the planning committee held on Thursday evening, by cr. Sue, and the committee's decision on the issue will be put to the full council when it next meets.
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Waimarino Bulletin, Volume 2, Issue 46, 7 May 1985, Page 1
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105One-way meeting Waimarino Bulletin, Volume 2, Issue 46, 7 May 1985, Page 1
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