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However the agreement entered into with Wellington to deliver this first stage of the arterial road places responsibility for funding budget shortfalls for the project on the council, and it leaves little room for councillors to move. If they choose not to OK the latest required cash injection, and deliver a partially-competed road instead, central government funding could be suspended or even re-called. In a report to councillors, council staff say funding for the additional borrowing needed to cover the unexpected costs would mostly come from the Wakatipu Roading Rate - approximately 80 percent - with the balance coming from the Wakatipu Stormwater Rate, and the Queenstown Water Supply and Wastewater Rates. It says assumptions made by various parties when cost estimates were originally established 'materially under-estimated the extent and complexity of the eventual works'. In general it blames Covid related supply chain pressures, extreme staff shortages, and interest rates and construction cost escalation 'not seen for decades' for the spiralling costs. But complex construction methods, unforeseen risks and changes in specification for temporary traffic management are also noted in the report as contributors to the most recent bump to budget bottom-lines. The first stage of the bypass is expected to be open before Christmas, subject to council approving the latest spending increase. There is no funding currently allocated for stages two and three, which would involve the demolition of the Queenstown Memorial Centre. The full report and supporting documents related to Thursday's budgeting decision are available on the QLDC website here , while general details on the arterial road project are available here. In a media statement this afternoon, QLDC infrastructure and property manager Tony Avery says staff are pushing for councillors to continue as planned with the project, despite the complications. Mr Avery says the project partners have been focused on cutting costs where they can. We will continue to work together to look for further opportunities as construction continues. Council chief executive Mike Theelen says stage one has 'proven to be incredibly complex, against a backdrop of escalating costs affecting the entire construction industry'. Main image Crux file image taken in : Construction work on stage one of the Queenstown arterial route. Dunedin Hospital retrofit idea panned. McBride Park 'epicentre' of bad behaviour, resident says. Still time to train for marathon's 10th birthday. Communication complaints as Cromwell road closes. Coronet Village scope being reconsidered. Job losses possible as new owner restructures Cromwell villages. Fine - 11 second Queenstown CBD taxi rank error punished. US legal judgement leaves Dunedin with water fluoridation paradox. The Spirit of Dunedin: Little India feeds flood victims. Hayden Hurst changes plea to guilty in Royalburn manslaughter case. Wao: So much food but nothing on the table. Cheat sheets help Southern Lakes businesses beat waste. History in the making on the Bannockburn stage. Wao: Purpose-driven business the new normal. Another huge budget blowout for Queenstown arterial road by Kim Bowden - Feb 12, Councillors are being asked to approve the budget increase at Thursday's full council meeting. Dunedin Hospital retrofit idea panned by Andrew Ashton - Oct 22, Still time to train for marathon's 10th birthday by Kim Bowden - Oct 21, Most Popular. Communication complaints as Cromwell road closes Oct 17, Coronet Village scope being reconsidered Oct 17, Job losses possible as new owner restructures Cromwell villages Oct 18, Love Local Deals. Editor's Picks. US legal judgement leaves Dunedin with water fluoridation paradox Oct 15, Hayden Hurst changes plea to guilty in Royalburn manslaughter case Oct 11, Featured Community Stories. Wao: So much food but nothing on the table Oct 02, Cheat sheets help Southern Lakes businesses beat waste Sep 27, History in the making on the Bannockburn stage Sep 26, Wao: Purpose-driven business the new normal Sep 18,

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