We heard a developer tell us that if they want to put up the first five houses in the street and there's a pipe big enough, they can connect, and all they pay is the standard development contribution. The guy who comes along with the next five is told "Sorry, there's no more capacity. But if you upgrade the entire network in the street and maybe a bit further, and you spend a couple of million bucks doing it, we'll let you build your five houses." Well, guess how much that adds to the cost of a new dwelling? In some cases—not $85,000, like Auckland Council is asking for—hundreds of thousands of dollars.