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<strong>Christchurch</strong> City Council Cultural Committee chairwoman Helen Garrett says if the currentsouthern extension proposal for the Robert McDougall <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> is opposed they will keepon trying.Newspaper clipping from The Press “Extension into park opposed”, 9 July 1975.The Parks and Recreation Committee have opposed the extension of the <strong>Gallery</strong> south intothe Botanic Gardens because of the loss of rare trees. The Committee recommended theextension be north ward or upward.Minutes of <strong>Christchurch</strong> City Council Cultural Committee, 21 July 1975. Chairperson is HelenGarrett.Recommendations from Parks and Recreation Committee July meeting noted.Newspaper clipping from <strong>Christchurch</strong> Star “<strong>Gallery</strong> plans may yet be blocked”, 10 September1975.The Parks and Recreation and Cultural Committees of the <strong>Christchurch</strong> City Council gavetheir approval to a proposal to extend the Robert McDougall <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> north into the BotanicGardens at a cost of $500,000. However this has met with disapproval by members of thepublic and has opposition within Council.Newspaper clipping from <strong>Christchurch</strong> Star “$500,000 gallery extension favoured”, 10September 1975.The Parks and Recreation and Cultural Committees of the <strong>Christchurch</strong> City Council gavetheir approval to a proposal to extend the Robert McDougall <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> north into the BotanicGardens at a cost of $500,000. However this has met with disapproval by members of thepublic and has opposition within Council.Newspaper clipping from The Press “McDougall <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> plan given approval”, 10September 1974.Outlines extension to the <strong>Gallery</strong> in more detail including diagrams showing the newextension plan to the north and the old extension plan toward the museum. A time frame oftwo years was discussed.Newspaper clipping from The Press “Argument for gallery extension”, 11 September 1975.<strong>Art</strong>icle by Rodney Wilson arguing for a sensitive extension into the Botanic Gardens ratherthan a new <strong>Gallery</strong>.Newspaper clipping from The Press “<strong>Gallery</strong> extension ‘foolish’”, 15 September 1975.Mr M.L. Cadogan of the Canterbury branch of the Friends of the Earth opposes the RobertMcDougall <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> extension into the Botanic Gardens.Minutes of combined <strong>Christchurch</strong> City Council Parks and Recreation and CulturalCommittees, 15 September 1975Proposed Robert McDougall <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> extensions were discussed with the extension to thenorth favoured.Newspaper clipping from <strong>Christchurch</strong> Star “<strong>Gallery</strong> work could start before library”, 16September 1975.As the Robert McDougall <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> extension will be less expensive than the proposed newlibrary it may be built first. Both will be subject to a review of capital works by the Policy andFinance committee the following week.Newspaper clipping from <strong>Christchurch</strong> Star “<strong>Art</strong> gallery extension approved”, 16 September1975.Outlines opinions by individual councillors regarding the decision in favour of extending theRobert McDougall <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> into the Botanic Gardens to the north.Newspaper clipping from The Press “Council decides to use gardens for gallery”, 16September 1975.