Draft plan - Stuff
Draft plan - Stuff
Draft plan - Stuff
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The Big Picture<br />
Themes<br />
Through Share an Idea, the<br />
community told us what they<br />
wanted in their Central City under<br />
the four general themes of move,<br />
market, space and life.<br />
Based on strong feedback from the public<br />
about their desire to see more green<br />
spaces and use of green technologies in<br />
the city, a theme Green City was added to<br />
the draft Central City Plan.<br />
The space theme was re-titled Distinctive<br />
City to better reflect our community’s<br />
ideas on built form and identity.<br />
Inspired by the ideas through Share an<br />
Idea and our stakeholder engagement, a<br />
range of possible interventions or actions<br />
to help support the recovery of the Central<br />
City were grouped around five themes<br />
and these form the basis for the five key<br />
chapters in the Central City Plan. These<br />
themes are:<br />
· Green City<br />
· Market City<br />
· City Life<br />
· Distinctive City<br />
· Transport Choice<br />
The projects outlined in the following<br />
chapters are both affordable and<br />
deliverable. Each has an indicative<br />
budget, timeframe for implementation<br />
and identifies a lead agency responsible<br />
for delivering the project. As noted in the<br />
introduction, the implementation details<br />
of these projects will be fully developed as<br />
the draft Plan progresses through to the<br />
final in December 2011, and beyond that<br />
through the normal Council approval and<br />
budgetary processes.<br />
Right: The emerging themes from the 106,000<br />
ideas the community and stakeholders shared for<br />
the redevelopment of the Central City.<br />
Central City Plan Themes and Interpretations:<br />
light rail<br />
re-use<br />
materials<br />
walkable<br />
city<br />
safe land<br />
low-rise<br />
city<br />
connected<br />
city<br />
transport<br />
choice<br />
integrated<br />
transport system<br />
courtyards &<br />
lanes<br />
hidden<br />
creeks<br />
design<br />
controls<br />
remove<br />
one-way<br />
streets<br />
main<br />
streets<br />
distinctive<br />
city<br />
height limits<br />
built<br />
heritage<br />
public space<br />
investment<br />
ngai tahu<br />
cultural centre<br />
playgrounds<br />
& children<br />
skate park<br />
schools &<br />
education<br />
active city<br />
slow centre<br />
seperated<br />
bike paths<br />
attractive<br />
frontages<br />
gap filler<br />
keep the<br />
grid<br />
performing<br />
arts<br />
city life<br />
business<br />
incentives<br />
wind<br />
power<br />
district<br />
heating<br />
residential<br />
incentives<br />
high speed<br />
broadband<br />
temporary<br />
activites<br />
reveal the<br />
avon<br />
pocket<br />
parks<br />
clean air<br />
covered<br />
market<br />
metro sports<br />
facility<br />
safe<br />
ecan<br />
offices<br />
public space<br />
investment<br />
market<br />
city<br />
expo<br />
botanic<br />
gardens<br />
visitor centre<br />
green roofs<br />
green<br />
city<br />
street trees<br />
greenstar<br />
building<br />
green<br />
cathedral<br />
square<br />
free wifi<br />
business<br />
incubator<br />
tax-free cbd<br />
business<br />
friendly<br />
sustainable<br />
initiatives<br />
green open<br />
space<br />
solar<br />
panels<br />
interest<br />
free loans<br />
stormwater<br />
treatment<br />
clean water<br />
social<br />
housing<br />
inner city<br />
houses<br />
healthy<br />
city<br />
people<br />
first<br />
central<br />
library<br />
<strong>Draft</strong> Christchurch City Council Central City Plan<br />
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