Auckland rich-listers Ali Williams and Anna Mowbray will be facing community feedback on their proposal to build a helipad at their Westmere home.

It will now be publicly notified, so opponents will get a say at a public hearing. 

Herne Bay Residents Association co-chair Dirk Hudig says helicopters are incredibly noisy and dirty. 

He says they're not needed in an urban environment - and explained there was a facility where they can launch 10 minutes from their house.

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Auckland rich-listers Ali Williams and Anna Mowbray will be facing community feedback on their proposal to build a helipad at their Westmere home.
It will now be publicly notified, so opponents will get a say at a public hearing.&nbsp;
Herne Bay Residents Association co-chair Dirk Hudig says helicopters are incredibly noisy and dirty.&nbsp;
He says they're not needed in an urban environment - and explained there was a facility where they can launch 10 minutes from their house.
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Dirk Hudig: Herne Bay Residents Association co-chair on rich-lister couple's helipad proposal facing community feedback

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