Annual Report 2010 - Christchurch City Council

p78. Annual Report
Christchurch Otautahi
2010
Council activities and
services
Parks, open spaces
and waterways
Council activities and services
Parks, open spaces and waterways
Activity Level of service Actual Target
Regional parks
Satisfactory management of
regional parks
Achieved Ranger service provided 24
hours, seven days per week, to
meet community needs for:
• advocacy and information
• conservation and amenity
• recreation and asset
management
• emergency management
Biodiversity values are protected 30 projects at regional park sites • Ecological restoration
projects at regional parks:
20–30 per year
30 • Sites monitored (bird
counts, pest numbers etc):
20–30 per year
Numbers of students attending
environmental education
programmes each year
Achieved
10,486
See trend graph following
Nil notices of direction served
following inspection by
Environment Canterbury
9,500–10,500 each year (on
parks and other Council sites,
such as waste facilities)
Participant satisfaction with
environmental education
programmes
Proportion of customers satisfied
with their experience of regional
parks
100% ≥95% each year
95% ≥90%
Cemeteries
Cemeteries are maintained
Maintain furniture and signs:
frequencies will vary based on
seasonal demands. Minimum
weekly:
• achieved
• achieved
• achieved
• keep furniture clean, safe
and serviceable
• painting and staining as
required
• keep rubbish bins clean,
emptied and serviceable,
with surrounding loose litter
removed
Maintain hard surfaces and paths: • achieved
• achieved
• achieved
• maintain surfaces in a
clean, safe and serviceable
condition
• make safe and report serious
damage or faults within 24
hours
• painted markings to be
clearly visible