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Source : Horowhenua Mail, 3 June 2010
Work on the Paraparaumu Airport development began this week. It is stage one of the development. Contractors had begun preparing earthworks for a planned Mitre 10 megastore, said Paraparaumu Air¬port chief executive Steve Bootten. To see work starting was "fantas¬tic", he said, although he would have preferred the first project to be the airport terminal but there were some delays with the Civil Aviation Auth¬ority. Air Nelson had requested some changes to the airspace manage¬ment, and so the airport put in an application to the CAA. They are awaiting that decision. Commercial flights would not be starting this year, he said. Paraparaumu Airport has lodged a number of resource consent applications with Kapiti Coast Dis¬trict Council, one of which was for the Mitre 10 megastore. The council said last month that earthworks associated with the building and access road had been issued, non-notified. It was still considering whether an application for the building itself would be publicly notified, and was seeking further information from the airport.
Work on the Paraparaumu Airport development began this week. It is stage one of the development. Contractors had begun preparing earthworks for a planned Mitre 10 megastore, said Paraparaumu Air¬port chief executive Steve Bootten. To see work starting was "fantas¬tic", he said, although he would have preferred the first project to be the airport terminal but there were some delays with the Civil Aviation Auth¬ority. Air Nelson had requested some changes to the airspace manage¬ment, and so the airport put in an application to the CAA. They are awaiting that decision. Commercial flights would not be starting this year, he said. Paraparaumu Airport has lodged a number of resource consent applications with Kapiti Coast Dis¬trict Council, one of which was for the Mitre 10 megastore. The council said last month that earthworks associated with the building and access road had been issued, non-notified. It was still considering whether an application for the building itself would be publicly notified, and was seeking further information from the airport.
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