The submitters who came to the Environment Committee told us the same thing over and over again. We heard examples. We heard a Grey Lynn artist, of all people, bring up infrastructure in Grey Lynn as the reason why more homes couldn't be built. She pointed to a project to separate hundred-year-old sewerage and stormwater as the reason why you couldn't build more houses in Grey Lynn. That project's 10 years overdue, and everybody who lives there knows you can't swim anywhere around there because of the sewage overflows. So zoning to add thousands more potential homes is a complete waste of time, and it's terrible for the environment.