Article – Mathew Nash – Local Democracy ReporterThey want a say on the consent application, but the council disagrees. Meanwhile, landowners have rejected the residents’ suggestion the project is the first stage of a much larger development. A legal letter sent to the council by lawyers representing the residents said the community had “good grounds for a judicial review”. Gaston rejected suggestions the council should have assessed a larger development proposal and said the council can only consider the application in front of it. A separate resource consent application to Bay of Plenty Regional Council for associated earthworks, stormwater discharges and wetland modifications was on hold.