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Section Title HereRecovery Plan in ContextTe HoropakiRecovery Strategy for Greater ChristchurchStatus and effect of theChristchurch CentralRecovery PlanTe Āhuataka o Maraka ŌtautahiChristchurch City Council'sDistrict Plan objectives,policies and methods(including rules anddesignations)Marketing investmentopportunities in ChristchurchGovernment tenanciesPublic investment in anchorprojectsChristchurch Central Recovery Plan(Including Blueprint Plan and statutory direction)Recovery Plan ImplementationLand acquisition foranchor projectsProvision of infrastructureFacilitating developmentand investment byprivate sectorAttracting new business andresidentsTransitional projectsCommunity engagementPhilanthropic fundingCollaboration with strategicpartners to align investmentand service provisionUnder the Canterbury EarthquakeRecovery Act 2011, a Recovery Plan mustbe developed for the central businessdistrict (CBD) – the area bounded byBealey, Fitzgerald, Moorhouse, Deans andHarper Avenues.The Christchurch Central Recovery Plan isa critical statutory document. From the timeof notification (in the NZ Gazette) of thisRecovery Plan, those existing functions orpowers under the Resource ManagementAct 1991 must not make decisions that areinconsistent with the Recovery Plan. Thesefunctions and powers include decisionson resource consents, and preparingor changing planning documents. TheRecovery Plan can also require thatspecific objectives, policies and methodsare included in or removed from statutorydocuments. If there is an inconsistency, theRecovery Plan prevails.This Recovery Plan directs the ChristchurchCity Council to make a series of changes toits District Plan to ensure the objectives ofthe Recovery Plan are met.These documents must not be inconsistent with the Recovery PlanChristchurch City Council'sLong Term Plan andAnnual PlanLand Transport ManagementAct, Public TransportManagement ActdocumentsConservation Act, ReservesAct, Wildlife ActdocumentsDiagram of the Christchurch Central Recovery Plan relationship to the Recovery Strategy and the components of plan implementation7Christchurch Central Recovery Plan
Section Title HereBuilding a 21st Century CityTe Ara ki te Tāone AhureiThemesGreenProsperousVibrantAccessibleLook aroundListen to the PeopleJourneyCommit to a VisionCreate a BlueprintIdeas to RealityBring Everyone Together and Make It HappenBusInterchangeRetailPrecinctConventionCentreCentralLibraryTe Puna AhureaCultural CentreA 21stCenturyCityMetro SportsFacilityTheSquareTheFrameStadiumHealthPrecinctEarthquakeMemorialInnovationPrecinctCricketOvalPapa o Ōtākaro/Avon RiverPrecinctResidentialDemonstrationJustice andEmergencyServices PrecinctPerformingArts PrecinctChristchurch Central Recovery Plan8
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A Vibrant CityMetro Sports Facility
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A Vibrant CityCricket OvalPapa Kiri
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Published in July 2012 byCanterbury
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