Surprise surprise & the Warriors scored a pub up the road in Kingsland. Not suggesting they got the heads up , just good timing
Yeah right.
Yeah right.
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The Auckland Council should have geared the prior lending to have a defaulting mechanism where the council took an equity conversion or share acquisition (non-controlling) in case of non-payment.The only way that Eden park should get public funding is if the Eden park trust board gifts it to Auckland / NZ
Otherwise, the council is just funnelling public money into private hands
Instead, there have been occasions in the past when Council have just written off the loans.The Auckland Council should have geared the prior lending to have a defaulting mechanism where the council took an equity conversion or share acquisition (non-controlling) in case of non-payment.
Large scale infrastructure like this, that is mostly a public good should be owned/controlled by central govt, or central govt should have a fund that councils can access to run these things. With checks and balances in place.Instead, there have been occasions in the past when Council have just written off the loans.
And that's not taking into account that Auckland Council are guarantors for $46.6 million loans that the EPTB has to the ASB ($40 mil) and Auckland Council ($6.6 mil.) which is due to be repaid in 2029.... and the EPTB have no money to pay for it because any operating profit it makes is then taken up with depreciation on assets. In 2029, the loans will revert to AC who will not only have to repay the $40.0 mil to the ASB (plus $10 mil in interest) but write off the other $6.6 mil owed to it.
This makes sense and would mean the EPTB would have more of an incentive to pay it back. Or at least think about it a lot more before they come back requesting more funding.The Auckland Council should have geared the prior lending to have a defaulting mechanism where the council took an equity conversion or share acquisition (non-controlling) in case of non-payment.
Which points to years/decades of collusion with power brokers within Auckland council to get sweetheart loan deals.This makes sense and would mean the EPTB would have more of an incentive to pay it back. Or at least think about it a lot more before they come back requesting more funding.
Approximately 8.5 m to east stand and 12.8 m to west stand.1. Does anyone know where to find the promotional pack that Eden Park put out for their 2.1 plan?
2. At Mt Smart, how many meters are the East and West Stands from the field?
Just listened to an interview with Nick Sautner on SENZ.Approximately 8.5 m to east stand and 12.8 m to west stand.
The writing was on the wall when the Warriors purchased a bar in KingslandThat is highly embarrassing if this is what New Zealand is going to put out as a national stadium. As soon as I heard hybrid. I knew it wasn’t going to be good for rectangle sports.