The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) would like to clarify its findings relating to the cost of land for open space in the contributions plans that we reviewed.
IPART agrees that new housing developments should have parks for recreation and open space.
IPART Acting Chairman, Jim Cox, said, “our report merely highlighted the high cost of councils purchasing land for open space for a range of purposes and posed the question of who should
pay.”
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