SkyPath given green light: could be clipped to bridge within two years
After 25 years SkyPath reverts to council ownership.
The controversial $50 million harbour bridge SkyPath cycling and walking crossing is to go ahead if the public private partnership between the council and investment company HRL Morrison & Co's infrastructure partnership fund reaches agreement over the numbers.
The council’s finance and
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Sally Lindsay
Thu, 21 Jul 2016
Thu, 21 Jul 2016
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SkyPath given green light: could be clipped to bridge within two years
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