Tauranga Historic Village radio chairman Colin Beere says the village radio station may be following the Tauranga Charitable Trust in leaving the site.

Charitable trust trustee Des Ferrow says his organisation has decided to leave because the council has found it cannot deliver on its promises until July 1, 2011.
Not having nine months to waste, Des says he's decided to pull out of the village and turn his attention to The Elms Trust, with which he is closely associated.
"I'm not sure what the game plan will be," says Des.
"That Ten Year Plan. They are caught by their own knackers, and they can't do anything about it," says Des.
"Staff are involved, and if they want to make changes they have to wait for the operative year to go by. We thought we would hop out.
"There's also a bit of 'there's going to be an election, so wait for the new team to get in and do it'."
Village Radio, the Tauranga Historic Village radio station has recently gone FM and is in the process of becoming part of the country's Access Radio Network.
The station is anticipating much more foot traffic and wants street front ground floor premises, says Colin. If they don't get it in the village, they will go elsewhere.
"We need to be ground floor because of the foot traffic, and we have got old people who can't get up the stairs," says Colin.
"Within the year hopefully we will have some answers as to what the future of the village is going to be. There needs to be an indication for the community."