KO budget cost changes teitei
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From: Ohakune Ratepayers and Residents' Society Inc
Dear Kāinga Ora–Homes and Communities,
== Supporting facts ==
The original CIP applications contained statements that the Teitei Drive property was shovel ready and the consent was simple and wouldnt require fast track
On 4th April 2023 an agreement was signed to provide 15/15/14 homes at Teitei Drive using $5.2m of Government/CIP funding.
- The next month (may 2023) there were internal discussions that this amount would need to be topped up to $7.5m, with KO funding the $2.3m shortfall
- In June and July, internal emails show the amount was increased by $2.3m with KO funding the shortfall by "selling houses"
- OIA's reveal that costs to provide services (potable water main & high pressure sewer outflow) to/from the boundary of Teitei would be a burden on RDC and not funded by the $7.5m
With KO being partner to the project and a decision maker DPM, I have the following questions.
1./ How much was RDC to fund for external development outside the boundary
2./ How much was RDC to receive for the sale of Teitei to fund point 1
3./ What changed between the shortfall of $2.3m discovered 1 month (May 2023) after contract signing (April 2023), and the shortfall that ultimately killed the project with letter sent end of feb 2024
4./ "The Partners" advertised "Affordable" housing and "Workers Accommodation" throughout campaign , knowing $7.5m or $170,454 (EXCL GST) average per lot and before any cost overruns, please provide supporting documentation to support the claim of being affordable when compared to market available lots (with more land) under this price being available.
5./ Please provide budget costs with breakdown that made up the $5.2m originally anticipated for development, then the budget cost shortfall breakdown discovered between may-jury, and then the same for the budget costs breakdown referred to in letter released Feb 2024 stating the shortfall.
Yours faithfully,
Ohakune Ratepayers and Residents' Society Inc
From: Kainga Ora Correspondence
Kāinga Ora–Homes and Communities
Tēnā koe Ohakune Ratepayers’ and Residents’ Society
Thank you for your email of 20 March 2024 to Kāinga Ora – Homes and
Communities, requesting the following information about the proposed
development at TeiTei Drive, Ohakune, under the Official Information Act
1982 (OIA):
1./ How much was RDC to fund for external development outside the boundary
2./ How much was RDC to receive for the sale of Teitei to fund point 1 3./
What changed between the shortfall of $2.3m discovered 1 month (May 2023)
after contract signing (April 2023), and the shortfall that ultimately
killed the project with letter sent end of feb 2024 4./ "The Partners"
advertised "Affordable" housing and "Workers Accommodation" throughout
campaign , knowing $7.5m or $170,454 (EXCL GST) average per lot and before
any cost overruns, please provide supporting documentation to support the
claim of being affordable when compared to market available lots (with
more land) under this price being available.
5./ Please provide budget costs with breakdown that made up the $5.2m
originally anticipated for development, then the budget cost shortfall
breakdown discovered between may-jury, and then the same for the budget
costs breakdown referred to in letter released Feb 2024 stating the
shortfall.
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From: Kainga Ora Correspondence
Kāinga Ora–Homes and Communities
Tēnā koutou Ohakune Ratepayers’ and Residents’ Society
Thank you for your email of 20 March 2024 to Kāinga Ora – Homes and
Communities, requesting the following information under the Official
Information Act 1982 (OIA):
1./ How much was RDC to fund for external development outside the boundary
2./ How much was RDC to receive for the sale of Teitei to fund point 1 3./
What changed between the shortfall of $2.3m discovered 1 month (May 2023)
after contract signing (April 2023), and the shortfall that ultimately
killed the project with letter sent end of feb 2024 4./ "The Partners"
advertised "Affordable" housing and "Workers Accommodation" throughout
campaign , knowing $7.5m or $170,454 (EXCL GST) average per lot and before
any cost overruns, please provide supporting documentation to support the
claim of being affordable when compared to market available lots (with
more land) under this price being available.
5./ Please provide budget costs with breakdown that made up the $5.2m
originally anticipated for development, then the budget cost shortfall
breakdown discovered between may-jury, and then the same for the budget
costs breakdown referred to in letter released Feb 2024 stating the
shortfall.
Kāinga Ora has considered your request under the OIA, and a response was
due with you today. In regard to your request, I am extending the
timeframe for providing you with a response by up to an additional 20
working days, to Monday 20 May 2024. This extension is made in accordance
with section 15A(1)(b) of the Act, consultations necessary to make a
decision on your request are such that, under the present circumstances, a
proper response cannot reasonably be made within the original time limit.
Please note that Kāinga Ora will endeavour to provide you with a response
as soon as possible within this extended timeframe.
Ngā mihi
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