A better assessment of the state of slumped land that resulted in a house being condemned in Whangārei will be made when it next rains.
The Whangārei District Council, developer Stan Semenoff and the Earthquake Commission are monitoring the site off Manuka Place in Raumanga where slips were noticed nearly seven months ago.
House owner Tony Stringer and his wife were moved to temporary accommodation after a WDC engineer found extensive cracks in their house on Manuka Place in late August.
Asphalt put on a slumped roundabout directly across their property have sagged further, while top soil in other parts of land being developed by Semenoff have been removed while geo-tech tests were ongoing.
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