Crown Treaty Breach Reported During Kāpiti Coast Airport Land Sale
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 21
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What happened
Land Information New Zealand confirmed a sale and purchase agreement for Kāpiti Coast Airport. The airport's land, which was originally taken by the Government in 1939, is now being sold. This land transfer process, managed by Land Information New Zealand, has been reported to involve a breach of a treaty.
From scoop.co.nz
Why it matters
The sale involves plans to rezone the land from an “Airport Zone” to housing, a change that requires action from the Kāpiti Coast District Council. The reported treaty breach raises questions about the legal basis of the land transfer and its historical acquisition.
From scoop.co.nz
Who's involved
- CrownThe Government entity whose actions are being scrutinized regarding the treaty.
- Land Information New ZealandThe government department managing the land transfer process.
- Kāpiti Coast District CouncilThe local authority responsible for changing the district plan and rezoning the land.
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The entities involved
- Crown
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Land Information New Zealand
New Zealand government department
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Kāpiti Coast District Council
territorial authority of New Zealand