Let’s have a bonfire for the oil tank

The Post reports:

The Wellington City Council is one step closer to getting the Government to axe heritage listings for four buildings, including the former General Headquarters Building (GHQ) and the old British Imperial Oil storage tank in Miramar.

Councillors agreed on Thursday to send a letter to RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop asking him to use new powers under the Resource Management Act to remove heritage protections for the GHQ building beside Pukeahu National War Memorial Park, the Miramar tank, the Karori Tunnel and the Kelburn Viaduct.

Good.

This what Hertitage NZ regards as a building needing heritage protection. Once the protection is remove, we should get permission from the owner to have a fireworks display inside it, and burn it down.