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Letters: Rotorua doesn't need another fast food outlet

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28 Aug, 2018 04:32 PM2 mins to read

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A reader says Rotorua does not need another fast food outlet. Photo / File

A reader says Rotorua does not need another fast food outlet. Photo / File

Just looking at the headlines into Monday's paper (Local News, August 28) yet another fast food joint is coming to town.

The town needs this like a hole in the head. We are being overrun by fast food places, everywhere you go we see these popping up,

These places do
nothing for a healthy lifestyle just a quick fatty fix that adds to an already expanding waistline.

Still there could be an upside. A few years ago I read about motor vehicles running on the waste fat from fast food places.

Derek Packham
Lake Tarawera

Council spending

I could not agree more with Paddi Hodgkiss (Letters, August 27, the council needs to prioritise its spending.

Who knows what global warming is going to bring?

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Being an inland town might mean we escape rising sea levels but we've found out we do not escape flooding.

The council needs to be putting aside monies for a rainy day.

I noticed when I arrived four years ago that pavements in general are in poor repair. I do not mind being a ratepayer, but please spend it prudently.

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Lesley Haddon
Rotorua

Museum a priority
Does anybody know what is happening about the Rotorua museum?

Being one of the major attractions of the town I would have thought that this council would have made it a priority - instead of dreaming up other ways to increase our debt with unnecessary extravagances such as painting the lakefront.

Was the museum insured against damage -sufficiently insured? If not, why not?

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Or is this another example of the extraordinary way this council operates?

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