South Dunedin resident blindsided by possibility of property acquisition to tackle climate change (opens original article in a new tab)

South Dunedin residents may face property acquisition to address climate change risks, with 1100-1700 homes potentially affected as part of a programme exploring options like land raising and wetlands.

• South Dunedin residents may face property acquisition to address climate change risks, with 1100-1700 homes potentially affected.
• The South Dunedin Future programme proposes options like land raising, wetlands, and green spaces, with costs ranging from $1.6b to $2.4b over 100 years.
• Residents express mixed reactions, with some feeling blindsided by the proposals and others open to changes if done properly.