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Havelock North turns out for meeting

By Sophie Price
Hawkes Bay Today·
10 May, 2016 07:11 AMQuick Read

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FULL HOUSE: HBRC's Iain Maxwell, with Te Mata Mushroom's Michael Whittaker and Hastings Mayor Lawrence Yule answer questions from the 400 plus crowd. PHOTO/Sophie Price

FULL HOUSE: HBRC's Iain Maxwell, with Te Mata Mushroom's Michael Whittaker and Hastings Mayor Lawrence Yule answer questions from the 400 plus crowd. PHOTO/Sophie Price

Hundreds of people packed the Havelock North Community Centre, all there to try and find a way out from under the mushroom cloud the community is under.

The meeting was called by Hastings Mayor Lawrence Yule, who presented to the 400-strong crowd, along with Te Mata Mushrooms' Michael Whittaker and Iain Maxwell from the Hawke's Bay Regional Council.

Each said they were there to try and find a way forward so the company and the community could co-exist peacefully.

"Somehow we have got to find a way through this," Mr Yule said.

Initial questions from the crowd centered around the odour issues and what was being done to address them.

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Others wanted to know what Hastings District Council's liability was in the issue for its zoning of the land.

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