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Tauranga City Council approves further $60,000 in Our Place funding

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The Our Place container village on Willow St in the Tauranga CBD. Photo / File

The Our Place container village on Willow St in the Tauranga CBD. Photo / File

Tauranga City Council has approved a further $60,000 in funding for the CBD container village Our Place.

The downtown retail and eatery precinct has already received $357,824.78 of ratepayer money.

Our Place's request for more council funding was approved by six votes to five at a council meeting this afternoon.

There was $526,000 budgeted for the 91 Willow St site in the Tauranga City Council's Long Term Plan 2015-25 Amendment.

The council has already spent $340,000 of that money to establish the site for Our Place.

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The council's events department has also provided Our Place $17,824.78 in funding for four different events. That money is not part of the $526,000 budgeted for the site.

The $60,000 of funding approved today is part of the $526,000 budget.

Councillors Larry Baldock, Kelvin Clout, Leanne Brown, Terry Molloy, Bill Grainger and Max Mason voted for the extra funding.

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Tauranga Mayor Greg Brownless and councillors Rick Curach, John Robson, Steve Morris and Catherine Stewart voted against the extra funding.

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