#Ian Pairaudeau

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Lawyer argues review of CPA action in blues case is critical

Blue iguana (photo by Luke Harding) (CNS): The lawyer representing the National Conservation Council, Chris Buttler KC, argued that the court needs to review the actions of the Central Planning Authority in the wake of unlawful land clearing of pristine habitat in blue iguana territory in East End. Buttler said the case is far more than an academic legal exercise. Until it is made clear that the…

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Boggy Sand cabana owner makes new application

Boggy Sand cabana owner makes new application

Cabana at Boggy Sand Beach (CNS): The owner of a controversial concrete cabana that is structurally unsound because it was allowed to be built far too close to the water has made a new application for another cabana on the same spot. The latest owner of this piece of beach, whose recent application to build a house at the location was refused, has filed a new application for another gazebo-type…

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Airport arches recycled for garden classroom

Airport arches recycled for garden classroom

Exterior of the new Rotary Schoolhouse in the Children’s Garden classroom at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park

CIAA CEO Albert Anderson, Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park General Manager John Lawrus and McAlpine Managing Director Ian Pairaudeau next to the repurposed cedar wood benches inside the Children’s Garden Schoolhouse

(CNS): The cedar wood arches that became iconic symbols of the old…