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Sumner School pupil Alex raises his hands 

to celebrate Global Character Day. More 

than 1000 pupils from Mt Pleasant School, 

Redcliffs School, Sumner School and 

Our Lady Star of the Sea School stood in 

formation to read “character matters” on the 

shore of Sumner Beach last Thursday. 

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More burial plots needed in Akaroa 

• By Annabelle Dick 

ANOTHER BID is being made 

to make room for more burial 

plots at cemeteries in 

Akaroa. 

The Akaroa-Wairewa 

Community 

Board has asked the 

city council to investigate 

the possibility 

of getting more plots 

in the town again after a lack of 

progress to create more. 

Community board member Janis 

Haley (left) has been lobbying 

for years for more burial spots. 

She says telling residents to bury 

their family elsewhere is out of 

the question. 

“This is something I’m really 

passionate about. There’s no way 

I think people in Akaroa should 

have to leave the area to be buried 

if there’s some way of putting 

facilities in Akaroa,” she said. 

There is not enough space 

available in Akaroa and people 

are being told they need to bury 

their loved ones at Duvauchelle 

or Le Bons. 

There are four cemeteries 

in Akaroa, but the French 

cemetery is closed and the Anglican, 

Catholic and Dissenters 

cemeteries are full except for 

pre-purchased plots or second 

interments. 

City council head of parks 

Andrew Rutledge said council 

staff have been investigating both 

the Anglican and Catholic cemeteries 

to see if there’s any room 

for more plots and work has been 

done to update mapping systems 

and clarify historical grave sites. 

Staff are also looking at installing 

a memorial wall or ash 

interment areas. 

But he said full burials can be 

accommodated at Duvauchelle 

where there is sufficient capacity. 

“Although capacity is very 

limited, there is indication of possible 

space for an additional ashes 

beam to add some capacity at the 

Anglican cemetery. Capacity is 

still very limited at the existing 

Catholic cemetery, although staff 

have identified a marginal area 

that might yield additional space 

but will require clearance and 

stability works,” he said. 

More detailed investigative 

works have not yet been carried 

out. 

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Wednesday September 28 2016 

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PAULA SMITH, who is ending 

a long stint on the Lyttelton-Mt 

Herbert Community Board, her 

last term as chairwoman, takes a 

swing at the port company today. 

Reporter Annabelle Dick interviews 

the hard working Smith 

on pages 6-7 about her time in 

local politics, the highs, the lows 

and what she intends to do in the 

future. 

Says Paula: “I have a few regrets 

. . . I remain totally embarrassed 

by the standard of Diamond 

Harbour Ferry facilities at B 

jetty, not only for our loyal users 

of the public transport network, 

but also because of the negative 

effects on the experience of 

visitors to our harbour. For this 

shameful situation, which looks 

set to continue for the foreseeable 

future, I lay blame squarely with 

the complete intransigence of the 

port company.” – Barry Clarke 

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News 

Freedom campers bylaw meeting 


BANKS PENINSULA residents 

had their say on proposed 

freedom camping bylaw 

changes that could see locations 

made off-limits to campers. 

Submitters spoke at the city 

council hearings panel meeting 

yesterday in Little River on the 

amendments to the Freedom 

Camping Bylaw. 

Fifty-five out of 72 

submissions, expressed general 

support for changes that would 

see freedom camping banned 

at French Farm, Wainui and 

Ferrymead’s Windsport Park. 

Three submissions were made 

by community boards (Akaroa/ 

Wairewa, Burwood/Pegasus, 

Lyttelton/Mount Herbert) 

and 10 were made on behalf 

of a groups or organisations 

and remainder were from 

individuals. 

The city 

council has 

carried out a 

partial review 

of the Freedom 

Camping 

Bylaw and 

is recommending that it be 

banned entirely from those 

sites, as well as Addington Park 

and Lower Styx River mouth. 

It was allowed at all five 

sites up until March when 

POSSIBLY OUTLAWED: The proposed Freedom Camping Bylaw changes could see freedom 

campers banned from French Farm, Wainui, Ferrymead’s Windsport Park, Addington Park 

and Lower Styx River mouth. 

city council chief executive 

Karleen Edwards (left) was 

forced to temporarily ban it 

after reports freedom campers 

were defecating at the sites, 

overstaying their allowed time, 

and overcrowding the car 

parks. 

French Farm was immediately 

closed to the public due 

to contamination from 

overflowing septic tanks. 

City councillors approved 

that the temporary changes be 

made permanent in July and the 

city council has been seeking 

public submissions on the bylaw 

changes. 

City council figures showed 

that Windsport Park could have 

up to 106 freedom camping 

vehicles there, while on average 

it had eight. 

That was the highest of the 

five sites across the city. 

People trying to access the 

Windsport Club were having 

trouble trying to park, and 

contractors were finding it 

difficult to access the toilets to 

empty and clean them. 

French Farm had up to 42 

vehicles at any time, while 

Wainui had up to nine. 

The city council is also 

recommending that freedom 

camping across the city be 

restricted to self-contained 

vehicles only. 

A full review of the bylaw 

would then be brought forward 

to 2017. 

In Brief 

LIBRARY’S NEW NAME 

The new Sumner library, 

community centre and museum 

under construction now has a 

name – Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre. A competition was run 

earlier this year, where the city 

council received 175 suggestions 

from the public for a name. 

Matuku Takotako is the original 

Ngāi Tahu name for Sumner Beach 

the 1300 sq m building is expected 

to open mid-2017. 

KIWI CAFE TO OPEN 

The Sign of the Kiwi Cafe will 

open once again at the start of 

next year after suffering significant 

quake damage. The city councilowned 

building acted as a shop 

and cafe before it was closed due 

to damage sustained during the 

February 22, 2011 earthquake. The 

cafe at the top of Dyers Pass Rd 

has a category one Heritage New 

Zealand listing and will open on 

January 23 next year. 

TUNNEL REPAIRS 

Lyttelton Tunnel will undergo essential 

maintenance work tomorrow 

night. NZTA work will restrict 

transport through the tunnel and 

traffic will be down to a single 

lane. Dangerous goods will also 

not be allowed to travel through 

the tunnel during this time period. 

Work will take place from tomorrow 

at 9pm until September 30, 

3am. Delays should be expected. 

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worked hard for our communities. 

I am now standing for Council as promised meaningful 

engagement with communities and 

local decision making have not yet happened. 

It is at Council level that these changes are made. 

We need strong communities for a stronger, 

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News 

Linwood College targets bays area 

COMMUNITY HELPER: 

Edwin Van Soest receives 

an award for five years 

service with the Little River 

Volunteer Fire Brigade. 

Volunteers 

honoured 


NINE MEMBERS of the Little 

River Volunteer Fire Brigade 

received honours at the weekend 

for their service. 

New Zealand Fire Service area 

commander David Pike and 

Rolleston Volunteer Fire Brigade 

deputy chief fire officer Steve 

Trigg gave out the medals on 

Saturday night to the volunteers. 

Most of the recipients received 

bars for their service, and several 

were given a silver bar which is 

awarded every two years. 

David Pike received a gold bar 

to add to his collection for over 

30 years of service. 


LINWOOD COLLEGE is 

determined to become the 

“secondary school of choice” 

for those living in the bays area 

after getting feedback from the 

community. 

The ideas received in the 

consultation process have 

informed the educational brief 

that Linwood College delivered 

to the Ministry of Education 

earlier this month about their 

upcoming redevelopment. 

Once approved, the brief 

will form the basis of the new 

school’s development and 

physical work at the school will 

begin in 2017. 

The school consulted the 

Linwood College catchment area 

about the school’s upcoming 

redevelopment, and now staff are 

trying to do whatever they can 

to make the school appealing for 

people in the south-east. 

“The catchment community 

without a doubt want Linwood 

College to do well and be the 

local school of choice. I can’t 

think of anyone who didn’t want 

that,” Linwood College principal 

Richard Edmundson said. 

As redevelopment is set to 

start next year, Linwood College 

and the Bays and South Legacy 

Project Group organised a 

consultation month in June 

where more than 1300 had their 

say. 

Discussions were had 

with school staff, pupils and 

parents and the public was also 

consulted through workshops, 

questionnaires and information 

evenings. 

Bays and South Legacy 

Project group chairwoman 

Linda Rutland said most of the 

discussions were centred around 

education and the school’s 

reputation rather than the 

physical rebuild. 

“Unfortunately, there’s a lot of 

people who feel they have to go 

way out of the area to get their 

children a secondary school 

education, when they could 

have it on their door step,” she 

said. 

“A lot of what we’re doing is 

telling them about the good 

things at Linwood College. 

We need to get rid of the 

perceptions. The school has 

moved forward and there’s a 

brilliant principal now and 

they’re working through issues 

they had in the past.” 

Mr Edmundson said they’ve 

pinpointed what needs to be 

addressed if they want to attract 

people from the bay area. 

“People want to go to a 

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Linwood College 

principal Richard 

Edmundson 

wants to see 

more pupils in the 

bays area attend 

the secondary 

school. 

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whatever strengths and learning 

challenges they have, is noticed 

and a pathway of learning 

occurs. Personalisation of 

learning is the main thing 

the community wants and we 

want them to feel a sense of 

belonging.” 

Mr Edmundson has met with 

every primary school principal 

in the bay cluster to grow and 

maintain relationships he said 

are vital for the college. 

“We will build on what 

they’ve learnt in primary school, 

so we need really strong close 

relationships with our partner 

primary schools,” he said. 

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BAY HARBOUR 

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News 

Trust focuses on restoring jetty 


THE GOVERNORS Bay jetty 

has been saved but now the 

focus is on how the more than 

$2 million needed for its repair 

will be fundraised. 

The city council last week 

agreed to temporarily sell ownership 

for $1 to the Governors 

Bay Jetty Restoration Trust who 

will repair it before returning it 

back to the city council. 

The trust needs money for 

pre-construction engineering 

design work so they can present 

the options and costs and consult 

with the community. 

The trust believe they will be 

able to fully restore the jetty for 

about $3m and plan to publicly 

fundraise the money. 

Trust chairman Nick Harwood 

said the city council was 

so impressed by the board’s 

skill-set they allocated $535,000 

towards the repair. 

A Givealittle page has also 

been set up to help in the fundraising 

effort. 

Mr Harwood said members 

will hold a public meeting on 

Sunday, October 16, 4pm to 

5pm, at the Governors Bay Hotel 

to give an update and invite 

people to join the trust. 

“The trust needs help to get to 

ON A MISSION: Phil Jackson, Rex Gebbie, Louisa Eades are a part of the community-led trust 

that is trying to restore the Governors Bay jetty. 

the next stage. This meeting will 

give our wider community an 

update and launch a membership 

programme for those who 

want to help us save the jetty,” 

he said. 

The jetty has been closed since 

2011 due to its unsafe condition 

and the city council announced 

last year they didn’t have the 

funds to repair it as it was expected 

to cost about $3 million. 

The Governors Bay Jetty 

Restoration Trust was then 

established from a group of 

volunteers in the area who 

fought to buy the 300m jetty 

and fully restore it to save it 

from being demolished or 

abandoned. 

The trust initially proposed 

a working relationship with 

the council to co-fund and comanage 

the restoration but that 

was soon ruled out. 

“It became apparent that 

as a council-owned asset, the 

restoration project would have 

to be council-run. Staff time 

would have to be drawn from 

the money allocated in the longterm 

plan, even though the trust 

board was willing and able to 

manage the project themselves 

without charging a cent for their 

time,” Mr Harwood said. 

“We realised that the only way 

the community could own the 

project was if it owned the jetty, 

so we drafted an agreement for a 

temporary transfer of ownership 

to the trust”. 

In Brief 

CYCLE ROUTE 

CONSULTATION 

THe Heathcote Expressway 

cycle route project will soon be 

open for consultation. The city 

council has began consulting on 

several of the 13 new cycleways 

that will be built over the next 

seven years at an estimated cost 

of $156 million. The cycleway is 

planned from Heathcote through 

to Woolston, Opawa, Waltham 

and Sydenham into the central 

city along large sections of the 

rail corridor. It is expected to be 

completed in 2018 and connects to 

Opawaho River Route and onto 

the Rapanui − Shag Rock 

Cycleway and Coastal 

Pathway. 

ONE LANE ON EVANS PASS RD 

Evans Pass Rd above Sumner is 

down to one lane around while a 

retaining wall is repaired. 

SCIRT is undertaking the work 

and temporary traffic lights will 

be in place. Repairs are expected 

to take until the end of the 

year. 

PIPE REPAIRS 

A section of road at 1 Simeon 

Quay is closed to replace a 

stormwater pipe. Traffic is being 

detoured left onto Godley Quay 

and right onto Voelas Rd for 

around two weeks. 

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Paula Smith 

Time to travel for retiring community 

DEDICATED: 

Paula Smith 

receives a 

plaque after 

retiring from 

the Lyttelton- 

Mt Herbert 

Community 

Board. 

When she first put her hand up to be part of a community board in 2007, Paula 

Smith was a botanist and a concerned resident who wanted to make a difference 

in the harbour area. Fast-forward nine years, Paula Smith is retiring in her role as 

chairwoman of the Lyttelton-Mt Herbert Community Board. Annabelle Dick talks 

to her about some of the highlights and lowlights of her time on the board 

Why did you join the 

Lyttelton-Mt Herbert 

Community Board? 

Quite often people become interested 

in standing on the community 

board because there’s one 

particular issue that got up their 

nose. For me it was the Purau 

property subdivision and what 

I see happening to the Banks 

Peninsula landscape. Once you 

get elected you realise you have to 

become interested in everything 

from dog poo through to massive 

projects that the Government is 

driving so you start to take an 

interest in the whole community 

and you see how things work 

together and cause and effect and 

it’s quite addictive. I found myself 

very absorbed and interested. 

Is there anything that you’re 

particularly proud of that the 

board achieved during your 

time? 

One project I’ve been particularly 

interested in is the Head 

to Head Walkway which is still 

an aspirational thing but it’s to 

have a walkway that goes right 

around the harbour foreshore 

from Godley Head to Adderley 

Head and maybe to Port Levy 

eventually. I see that as a fantastic 

opportunity for local small-scale 

community development and 

economic development and it’ll 

bring opportunities for people 

in our community. I was pleased 

we supported great community 

initiatives such as the Seafarers’ 

Centre, Stoddart Point summer 

events in Diamond Harbour, the 

Lyttelton Urban Downhill and 

the rebuild of the Lyttelton Museum 

which is going to be fabulous. 

I am proud of Albion Square, 

though I don’t feel I can take any 

credit for it because it was the 

work of so many people. What 

I am proud of is how our board 

brokered between city council 

and community (and by community 

of course I mean Sarah van 

de Burch) to improve the process. 

Even though it involved humiliating 

tears and a snotty nose at a 

meeting with Phil Clearwater and 

the manager of water and waste 

I am proud to have prevented a 

delay to the Lyttelton Harbour 

Wastewater Project. I am pleased 

that finally the Whakaraupo Integrated 

Catchment Management 

Plan is finally under way though 

it has come about in a way which 

I would never have. 

Is there anything you wish 

you did achieve while on the 

board? 

I have a few regrets . . . I remain 

totally embarrassed by the 

standard of Diamond Harbour 

Ferry facilities at B jetty, not only 

for our loyal users of the public 

transport network, but also 

because of the negative effects on 

the experience of visitors to our 

harbour. For this shameful situation, 

which looks set to continue 

for the foreseeable future, I lay 

blame squarely with the complete 

intransigence of the port company. 

I remain convinced that 

with a bit of creative thinking 

a permanent solution could be 

found which meets the community’s 

needs without unduly 

constraining the port’s present or 

future operations. 

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board chairwoman 

I wish we had not sold that 

section of Cyrus William 

Quay to the Port Company 

for an urgent fish coolstore 

which was never built and 

which I now suspect was 

never going to be built. Prime 

publicly accessible waterfront 

real estate. I wish we hadn’t 

agreed to that. I would like to 

have made some progress on 

Steadfast, a slowly fermenting 

issue which was already on the 

table even when I joined the 

Board. I am sad we still do not 

have a memorial for those lost 

at sea and I am dismayed by 

the complete lack of progress 

at Naval Point which has been 

a dog’s breakfast since the 

marina was wrecked in 2000, 

all the more puzzling since 

these are recreational facilities 

of metropolitan significance, 

with huge unrealised 

potential. 

What’s your reason for not 

standing this election? 

I feel that nine years is 

enough and that it’s time 

that someone else can be in 

a position to do that work I 

don’t want to dominate the 

board for years and years. 

The pay is miserable and 

that was fine when the kids 

were younger but they’ve all 

grown up now and I’m in 

LOCAL POLITICS: Community board members Paula Smith, Anne Jolliffe, Cr Andrew 

Turner and Akaroa/Wairewa Community Board chairwoman Pam Richardson walk from 

the old boardroom to the new boardroom in Lyttelton. 

a position to take up better 

paid work but I will miss it 

terribly though. I’m not going 

though I’ll be still engaged 

in the community and I’ll 

be making submissions and 

deputations to the community 

board. 

Any hopes for the Banks 

Peninsula Community 

Board? 

I’m really pleased that Banks 

Peninsula has stayed intact as 

a community because it is its 

own self and to carve it into 

different bits and put them 

with different parts of the city 

I think would’ve been a bad 

idea for Banks Peninsula. I 

think it’ll be hard for the next 

board especially with all the 

travel they’ll have to do but 

I’m sure they’ll work it out. 

I’m pleased with the people 

standing for the board – the 

people that have put their 

names forward are really good 

and I think they’ll work really 

well. 

What are your plans now? 

I really want to get a fulltime 

job again and I want to 

travel more. It’s time for a rest 

and to catch up on some filing 

I’ve been putting off for a few 

years. 

This Weekend! 

October 1-2 

Rebuilding 

your community 

Re-elect 

I now carry a large 

amount of knowledge 

setting me 

apart from other 

candidates. 

He is a strong 

advocate for his 

constituents 

and I would have been 

delighted to have him as 

a member of any City 

Council I presided over. 

~ Garry Moore, former mayor 

of Christchurch 

Paul Lonsdale 

Experience. Passion. Commitment. 

This term’s involvements 

Over this term I have been involved in all aspects of the 

council and its subsidiaries. 

This has not only given me a greater understanding of the council and the 

community, it has also given me a huge amount of knowledge to assist the 

community to drive progress, which sets me apart from other candidates. I am 

also on six boards and all my directors’ fees have been donated to the mayoral 

relief fund. However, I still carry the workload and the liabilities that come with 

those appointments. 

I am a Member of: 

• Community, Housing & Economic 

Development Committee 

• Regulations & Consents Committee 

• Urban Development Strategy 

Implementation Committee 

• District Plan Review 

• People & Culture Committee 

• Developers Forum 

• Public Art Advisory Group 

• Lyttelton Port Recovery Working Party 

• Events & Festivals Working Party 

• Cruise Berth Working Party 

• Rockfall Protection Structures 

Committee 

• Submissions Panel 

• Taylors Mistake Baches Working Group 

• Sumner Library/Community Centre/ 

Museum rebuild 

• Rules Reduction Taskforce 

Trustee on: 

• Canterbury Museum 

• Otautahi Housing Trust 

Board Member on: 

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• CDC (Canterbury Development 

Corporation) 

• CRIS (Canterbury Regional 

Innovation System) 

• CBL (Civic Building Ltd) 

• Housing Management Board 

Some of the issues 

council should 

address in the next 

three years: 

• Improve the quality of our 

waterways 

• Reduce the need for rate rises 

• Speed up the repair of our 

roads and footpaths 

• Get more people walking 

and cycling 

Your Councillor



Heathcote River health 

Elections 16 

In the lead up to the local body elections, Bay Harbour News is asking 

candidates their views on topical issues. This week, we ask 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board candidates what they 

think the city council should do to improve the health of the Heathcote 

River. 

Tim Lindley 

The ideal solution would be to remove 

all of its toxic laden sediment and start 

again. It is unlikely that this can be 

afforded or done safely. Instead, the 

river bed must be disturbed as little as 

possible. Litter can be reduced with 

booms, but that must be supplemented 

by raising awareness of individual 

responsibility and lessening sources of litter such 

as plastic bags, bottles and takeaway waste. It is far 

better to stop a problem than fix it. The Ihutai Trust’s 

exciting Whaka Inaka experiments give hope that 

whitebait may become plentiful if the Heathcote River 

banks are appropriately managed. 

Dr Darrell Latham 

Research shows that the quality of 

the water within the Heathcote River 

is affected by the quality of the water 

that flows from the springs in the 

headwaters, the quality of the storm 

water and other contamination e.g. 

sewage leakage. The Heathcote River 

at Rose St has had elevated E Coli 

concentrations compared to other sites. Also, higher 

concentrations of nutrients and sediment and low 

concentrations of oxygen have been recorded in the 

river bed. Answer: It is not rocket science . . . come on 

ccc do the right thing and clean things up now! 

Rosemary Neave 

The Heathcote River is our backyard. We simply cannot accept 

its declining health as normal. We can work together to restore it 

as the healthy ecosystem that links our community. 

As individuals we need to do our bit 

•Pick up after dogs, pick up rubbish, don’t feed the ducks. 

•Make sure stormwater is all that goes down the drains. 

Support community efforts 

•Community clean ups 

•Networks like the Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust. 

•Planting our gullies and upper catchment areas to prevent run off. 

Council actions to include 

•Put in booms to catch rubbish. 

•Management of wastewater discharges. 

•Supporting community efforts. 

Craig Todd and 

Una O’Grady did not 

submit a response 

POOR CONDITION: The Heathcote River has the 

worst water quality out of all five Christchurch 

catchments. 

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REDCLIFFS SCHOOL acting 

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Mrs McInerney has been appointed 

after the position was 

advertised recently. 

“I was really delighted to accept 

their offer at the end of the interview 

process. I’m really honoured 

and I’m thrilled to be leading our 

wonderful school,” she said. 

The board of trustees interviewed 

several applicants to find 

a principal to lead the school 

through the transition back to 

Redcliffs. 

Mrs McInerney 

(left) has been acting 

principal since the 

end of last year after 

former principal Kim 

Alexander left to take 

a position at Prebbleton 

School. 

As the school was under threat 

of closure, a permanent principal 

couldn’t be hired, so Mrs McInerney 

was appointed in the acting 

role for one year. 

“One of the reasons I went 

for the role is because it’s such a 

special community and I really 

believe in community schools 

where people work together for 

the best outcome. We’ve seen 

that in full force this year with 

the board and all the parents 

and staff working for the best for 

our children, and I think that’s 

why we got the outcome we did, 

because we’re such a formidable 

force,” she said. 

The news was announced 

via Support Redcliffs School’s 

Facebook page where dozens of 

residents and parents congratulated 

her on the role and credited 

her for her dedication to Redcliffs 

School. 

The school is currently based at 

Van Asch Deaf Education Centre 

in Sumner, but is in the process 

of finding a suitable premises to 

relocate to permanently. 

RELAXED: Mel Hubber (right) discusses travel plans in the new House of Travel Ferrymead. 

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“On a warm day we can even 

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EQC UPDATE KEEPING YOU INFORMED | SEPTEMBER 2016 

EQC confirms Canterbury staff numbers for 2017 

The Earthquake Commission (EQC) has 

confirmed the shape of the organisation 

for 2017, including the number of positions 

in Canterbury. 

“As our work in Canterbury enters its final phase 

in 2017, we will obviously need to be smaller. 

From January 2017, EQC will be an organisation 

of about 458 people. Of these, at least 216 will 

be based in Christchurch,” EQC Chief Executive 

Ian Simpson says. 

“The new structure retains a core of specialist staff 

who will continue to meet the needs of our 

remaining Canterbury customers. 

“In 2017, EQC will continue to resolve remedial 

inquiries on properties where we have managed a 

repair, and to resolve claims for drains damaged by 

the earthquakes. There is also a range of 

administrative and financial tasks to be completed,” 

Mr Simpson says. 

Remedial inquiries 

An important focus for EQC in 2017 will be resolving 

the remaining remedial inquiries from Canterbury 

customers who have had a managed repair. 

With about 68,000 managed repairs carried out as 

part of the Canterbury Home Repair Programme 

(CHRP) largely completed, EQC and Fletcher EQR 

have jointly agreed a new approach to completing 

the remaining remedial work in Canterbury. 

From January 2017, EQC will expand its role 

managing all remedial inquiries to include 

management of any resulting remedial repairs. 

This means it will liaise with customers and 

contractors to complete any additional work, where 

it’s required. 

“The new approach will streamline decision making 

by bringing all the elements of resolving remedial 

inquiries into one organisation,” Mr Simpson says. 

Fletcher has agreed to continue its role in 2017 but 

likely with a smaller team and a focus on managing 

any underfloor work arising from the joint CHRP 

subfloor review. More detailed proposals on this 

will be finalised over the next month or two. 

As well as its work in Canterbury for 2017, EQC 

needs to be ready to respond to any future natural 

disaster events anywhere in New Zealand and 

continue its work of negotiating and managing 

natural disaster reinsurance for the country. EQC 

will also continue settling the average 5,000 to 

EQC Chief Executive Ian Simpson 

8,000 natural disaster claims received nationally 

each year, funding research to the tune of $16 

million per year, and educating the public on 

natural hazards and how to mitigate them. 

3,000 kids descend on the Alpine Fault 

Expert Sam and teacher Shelley talk about tsunami risk on the West Coast. 

EQC’s newest virtual field trip, 

“Geohazards”, was launched 

last month with 130 classes 

taking part (that’s over 3,000 

Kiwi kids). The CORE Education 

LEARNZ virtual field trips allow 

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visit some of our most fascinating 

locations without having to leave 

the classroom. From Cape 

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A LEARNZ teacher travels alongside 

subject experts to go on location 

and communicate their 

experiences with students through 

online video and audio feeds. 

The trips are designed to help 

improve understanding of 

geohazards, how we as a nation 

manage those hazards, and to raise 

awareness of EQC’s role in helping 

build New Zealand’s resilience. 

Last month’s trip was the ninth 

funded by EQC and it explored 

earthquakes, landslips and tsunami 

on the West Coast as well as what 

might happen when the Alpine 

Fault next ruptures. 

On the Coast, LEARNZ teacher 

Shelley Hersey joined Alistair 

Davies, a natural hazards PhD 

student from the University of 

Canterbury, and Dr Sam Hampton, 

organiser of geology field 

programmes in New Zealand and 

University of Canterbury lecturer. 

They showed students where you 

can see the Alpine Fault in the 

landscape, they pointed out scars 

created by past earthquakes and 

explained how tsunami, in lakes as 

well as the sea, could be triggered 

by quakes. 

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$25million paid out for Feb 2016 quake claims 

The Earthquake Commission has passed the 

halfway mark for settling the February 2016 

earthquake claims, says EQC’s February 

2016 Event Response Manager, Jayne Lapin. 

Ms Lapin says that of the total 14,574 

claims received for the 14 and 29 February 

earthquakes this year, followed by the 

aftershocks, EQC has resolved 8,595 

by cash settlement of just over $25 million 

as at 19 September. 

“You can tell that Cantabrians know what is 

and isn’t earthquake damage, because up to 

75% of the claims received so far have been 

accepted, and average $4,761 per claim. 

“With the help of customers providing most 

information up front – claims are taking an 

average of three weeks to reach settlement.” 

she said. 

Ms Lapin says it is heartening to see that the new 

approach which uses both on site and phonebased 

assessments has empowered customers to 

provide their earthquake damage data, 

supported by photographs, was working well. 

“We have been surveying every customer who 

has been through the process and whose claims 

have been resolved – whether their claims were 

accepted or declined. We wanted to see how 

the process worked so we could make changes 

as we went where we needed to. 

“To date, 87% agreed that EQC valued and used 

their time wisely when dealing with them 

through the claims process. 

EQC will have contacted almost every customer 

to discuss the details of their February claims by 

the end of September to book their assessment. 

“This means that, other than people who delay 

their claim or whom we can’t get hold of, we will 

meet our target to resolve all claims by the end of 

2016, hopefully earlier,” Ms Lapin said. 

EQC is continuing to work with customers who 

have lodged claims from the Canterbury sequence 

earthquakes, including those in the Canterbury 

Home Repair (CHRP) and land programmes, and 

the settlement of the February claims will not slow 

the progress of these programmes. 

EQC sets out 

process for 

remedial requests 

The Earthquake Commission (EQC) has streamlined 

its process for handling new remedial requests from 

customers received from 1 August, 2016. 

EQC’s Head of Dwelling Settlement, Michael Price, says 

the new process aims for faster resolution with customers 

having the opportunity to provide information upfront and 

state their preference for a cash settlement or a managed 

repair where remedial work is required. 

The changes have been introduced after positive 

customer feedback on the process used to manage 

claims from the February 2016 earthquake, where 

customers had the opportunity to submit more 

information upfront to enable quicker turnaround. 

“Many customers going through the February 2016 

claims management process are positive or very positive 

about their experience,” Mr Price says. 

“EQC will now use this approach for new remedial 

requests, and customers will be asked to send in 

information such as photographs and builders’ quotes.” 

Mr Price says while cash settlement will provide a quicker 

resolution, it may not suit everyone. 

“So if a customer prefers that a contractor do the work, 

then EQC will arrange for that to happen during 2017. 

EQC’s Community Contact Team and independent 

customer advocate groups will be available to support 

any cash-settled customers who aren’t confident in 

sourcing their own contractors,” says Mr Price. 

Of the approximate 6,900 open remedial requests 

currently on EQC’s books, 3,000 properties have been 

identified as not being able to have any remedial repair 

completed before 2017. The new process, while largely 

designed for new remedial requests, will be available to 

these customers also and EQC is making contact with 

them to ask if they would prefer a cash settlement or wait 

for a managed repair during 2017. 

CONTACT EQC AT 0800 DAMAGE (0800 326 243) OR VISIT WWW.EQC.GOVT.NZ



Your Local Views 

Speak up about 

family violence 

National 

List MP 

Nuk Korako 

talks about 

combating 

family 

violence and 

the new Government laws 

brought in to do just that. 

We must do more to combat 

family violence. 

There’s no denying New Zealand’s 

family violence statistics 

make for heart-breaking reading. 

Police respond to a family 

violence call out every five 

minutes, half of all homicides 

are family violence related, 

and eight children are killed 

every year as a result of family 

violence. Too many of our 

women, men and children are 

living in fear, and we must do 

more to change this. 

The Government’s overhaul 

of family violence laws 

is a massive step towards 

ensuring we do all we can to 

protect New Zealanders. These 

changes will put the safety 

of victims at the heart of bail 

decisions, make it easier for 

victims to apply for protection 

orders, see tougher penalties 

for people who commit crimes 

while subject to a protection 

order, and establish strangulation, 

coercion to marry and 

assault on a family member as 

criminal offences. 

A wider range of programmes 

will also be available 

for perpetrators upon the issuing 

of protection orders. Helping 

perpetrators change their 

behaviour is essential if we are 

to break the inter-generational 

cycle of violence. 

These changes are crucial to 

keeping families safe from violence 

but, as a community, we 

all need to do our bit as well. If 

you suspect a family member, 

neighbour, friend or workmate 

is experiencing family violence 

or behaving violently, please 

speak up. This isn’t about 

‘sticking your nose in other 

people’s business’ – it’s about 

keeping each other safe. 

If you’re unsure of where to 

get help, the Are You OK website 

– areyouok.org.nz – has a 

great range of resources to help 

those living with or witnessing 

family violence. Also remember 

that if you or someone else 

is in danger, don’t hesitate to 

call the police on 111. 

Spring festival promotes change 

Project Lyttelton Grow 

Harbour Kids/Lyttelton 

Community Garden 

co-ordinator Jacqueline 

Newbound talks about the 

upcoming Spring Festival 

of Change – a new initiative 

by the organisation that 

aims to get people thinking 

about change and trying 

something new. 

From September 26 until October 

22, Project Lyttelton is looking 

at a new type of festival, the Spring 

Festival of Change. 

We’re asking local groups, families 

and individuals to join in on 

trying something new. This could 

be remembering to bring your 

own reusable coffee cup for takeaways, 

starting a daily practice of 

meditation, breathing or exercise, 

starting a vege garden, cooking 

at home rather than takeaways, 

changing your habits of buying 

(to fair trade, local, organic) or 

any number of things you’d like to 

change in your life. 

Spring is the time of year when 

we feel like making changes and 

see them all around us, a desire to 

start afresh. Have you been thinking 

about changing the way you do 

something? Or doing something 

differently to be more in touch 

with our environment or for your 

own well-being and lifestyle? 

Lucette (Lyttelton Farmers’ 

Market) and Selena (Harbour 

Co-Op) will be eating locally 

grown food for the month. Read 

about their experiences on their 

blog, Lyttelton Locavore. Sarah 

(Waste Matters) will be on Instagram 

collecting things that make 

her smile – look out for 

#manymene (or add your own under 

that hashtag), while others are 

considering going rubbish-free, 

limiting computer access for one 

day, a daily walk and linking in 

with the city council’s Love Food 

Hate Waste initiative to reduce 

CELEBRATION: Albion Square 

is the venue for a pot luck 

picnic on October 22. 

food waste. We will be challenging 

the vege bag co-op users to try 

new recipes and open the Lyttelton 

Community Garden on Wednesday 

during the festival for people 

to come enjoy a cup of tea and talk 

about their experiences. 

If you’d like to be part of this 

festival, we are asking for a short 

starting statement and four weekly 

updates with lots of photos about 

your adventures. Join us for a pot 

luck picnic on Saturday October 

22 in Albion Square to swap 

stories and celebrate our achievements. 

•If you want to get involved 

or for more information 

email jacq@lyttelton.net.nz 

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For personal assistance 

with your legal matters 

please contact: 

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Michelle Rossiter. 

P. 384-5350 

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www.younghunter.co.nz 

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DO YOU HAVE TYPE 2 

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LEAST METFORMIN TO 

CONTROL YOUR DIABETES 

and DO NOT TAKE INSULIN? 

If yes, you may be eligible to participate in a 

clinical research study of an investigational 

procedure for diabetes being conducted at 

Auckland City Hospital, Middlemore Hospital, 

Wellington Hospital, Christchurch Hospital 

and Dunedin Hospital. The procedure is 

similar to a coronary angioplasty so this will 

be conducted by a cardiologist. 

Who cannot take part? 

• Age below 18 years or above 70 years 

• If you have certain medical conditions 

such as kidney failure or liver damage 

• If your diabetes is already well controlled 

(your HbA1c is below 58mmol/mol) 

Transport costs will be reimbursed 

If you would like to know more, 

please contact: 

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or (03) 364 0448 

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Four Grenadier Seasons Ferrymead 

realty 

Mt Pleasant 

24 Main Road 

Only minutes walking distance to the burgeoning Ferrymead restaurant and commercial/retail hub, the property is a must for 

the astute buyer. With views across Scott Park and the beautiful estuary the two bedroom property brings living beside the 

water to a whole new level. With an open plan living/dining area and sunny conservatory, single lock-up garage and private 

garden it all sits snugly on a 455sqm section. 

Auction: 13 October 2016 from 1pm 

View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM4981 

Mari Crampton Ph 027 230 1098 

2 1 1 1 Sumner 

2 1 1 2 

2/46 Esplanade 

There is good functional open-plan living opening on to the north facing courtyard and also a rear courtyard 

so sheltered and private that it is just perfect for relaxing or entertaining. A central well-appointed kitchen 

complements the living area. Both bedrooms are double. Garaging is in the basement and includes a secure 

double carpark and storage area. 



Michelle Ward Ph 027 203 7858 

Mt Pleasant 57A Major Hornbrook Road 

Halswell 20a Vanderbilt Place 

Waltham 3/148 Ensors Road 

Ferrymead 7 Sweet Waters Place 

3 2 1 2 3 1 1 2 

2 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 



Chris Moores 

Ph 027 588 4440 

Price: $469,000 


Kirsty McLeod 

Ph 027 226 5893 

Price: $309,000 


Shaun Davey 

Ph 027 953 8860 



Alison Carter 

Ph 0274 318 960 

Woolston 26 Ashmole Street 

Huntsbury 2 Ramahana Road 

Ferrymead 9 Sweet Waters Place 

Opawa 24 Kewsick Street 

3 1 1 2 

3 1 2 2 3 1 1 6 







Price: NPM 

View at: www.harcourts.co.nzID#FM4990 

Mari Crampton 

Ph 027 230 1098 

Michelle Ward 

Ph 027 203 7858 

Alison Carter 

Ph 0274 318 960 

Michelle Ward 

Ph 027 203 7858 

Greg Powell 

Branch Manager 

027 274 6157 

Alison 

Carter 

0274 318 960 

Michelle 

Ward 

027 203 7858 

Deb 

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027 280 8837 

Joy 

Butel 

021 353 280 

Chris 

Moores 

027 588 4440 

David 

Searle 

021 565 950 

Kirsty 

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027 226 5893 

Liz 

Lewis 

0274 530 952 

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Ferrymead 

Maree 

Hood 

027 497 8891 

Mari 

Crampton 

027 230 1098 

Catherine 

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027 588 6844 

Dave 

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0274 593 165 

Chris 

Smart 

021 871 100 

Craig 

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027 642 1075 

Lisa 

Ny 

0276 225 060 

Megan 

Jarratt 

027 841 2335 

Shaun 

Davey 

027 953 8860 

Alistair 

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027 572 1555 

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Grenadier Real Estate Ltd MREINZ is a Licensed Agent Under the 

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Sumner 

boys 

step up 

STARS: Several Sumner junior 

rugby players have been picked 

to represent Canterbury in 

tournaments around the country. In 

total, seven Sumner players were 

picked for under-14, 15 and 16 sides. 

Left to right: Ollie Lewis (under-15 

black), Charlie Murray (under-15 red), 

Flynt Preston (under-15 black), Tyus 

Dimbleby and Harri Langworthy 

(both under-15 red), Sam Caldwell 

(under-15 black), and Mitchell Cox 

(under-14 red). 

SPORTS 

Club day celebration 

Naval Point Club Lyttelton patron Brian Parker, MP Nuk Korako, 

Dave Anderson and past patron Barry Bowater at the club’s 

recent open day. The club held an open day on Saturday to 

celebrate its 16th summer season on the water. Mr Korako and 

MP Amy Adams were in attendance on the day. A traditional 

parade of club craft was seen in the morning around the inner 

harbour, with races commencing soon after. 

WINNIE BAGOES FERRYMEAD 

COLOUR IN THE DUCKS FOR 

A FREE SMALL KID’S PIZZA* 

Colour in the picture and join the Mini Winnie Club during 

the school holidays, drop it into Winnie Bagoes Ferrymead 

and get a free small Kid’s Pizza.* 

* 

JOIN THE MINI WINNIE 

BIRTHDAY CLUB 

Receive a free Kid’s Meal Deal on your birthday!* 

Just fill in your details below. 

Name: 

Address: 

Date of Birth: 

SCHOOL HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT 

PIZZA SCHOOL 

Children learn to make their own pizzas and feast on the results. 

For full details and to book in your own group call (03) 376 4900. 

END OF SCHOOL HOLIDAYS PARTY 

On Sunday 9th October 3-5pm we’re throwing you a party with 

music, clowns, face painting, ice cream and, of course, pizza. 

Children are entertained while parents chill. It’s win-win. 

Don't miss out! Book your table (03) 376 4900. 

*Mini Winnie Birthday Club and colouring in offer is valid for children up to 13 years of age. To redeem the offer simply colour in the picture, 

fill in the Mini Winnie’s Birthday Club form and drop it into Winnie Bagoes Ferrymead. Offer valid 26 September - 8 October 2016 at Winnie Bagoes Ferrymead only. 

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Lyttelton in the 1990s 

Paintings and graphics by Fred 

Tunicliffe 

September 3 – September 30, 

10am – 4pm Monday – Saturday, 

11am – 3pm Sunday 

Lytel Gallery, 20 Oxford St, 

Lyttelton 

Email annabelle.dick@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Te Pataka a Rakaihautu – 

Stories of Banks Peninsula 

September 10 – October 2, 

2pm – 5pm Thursday and Friday, 

11am – 4pm Saturday and Sunday 

Te Pātaka a Rākaihautū – 

the food basket of the great 

explorer Rākaihautū – is the 

name given to Banks Peninsula 

by successive generations of 

Māori. The 15 accomplished 

and emerging artists in this 

exhibition illuminate some 

of the many stories, past and 

present, of the Banks Peninsula 

area and ask what the human 

influence has been on this 

plentiful environment. Artists 

include Mark Adams, one 

of New Zealand’s foremost 

documentary photographers 

and master carver Fayne 

Robinson. Forgotten names for 

the peninsula are investigated 

through the miniature paintings 

of Banks Peninsula artist Dean 

Venrooy. Printmaker Ben Reid, 

Lyttelton water colourist Helen 

Taylor and Rapaki-based Teina 

Ellia look at the human influence 

on the fauna and peninsula 

environment. Printmaker Kim 

Lowe’s work exhibits this artist’s 

research into the historical 

Chinese presence. 

50 Works Gallery, 50 London 

St, Lyttelton 

Knit ’n’ Yarn 

Today, 10am-11am 

Head along to Lyttelton 

Library to Knit ‘n’ Yarn. Bring 

your knitting, crochet or other 

portable craft project and enjoy 

time with other crafters. 

Temporary Lyttelton Library 

at Trinity Hall, free, beginners 

welcome. 

Meditation and Buddhism 

Wednesdays 

Today, 7.30pm – 9pm 

Each class consists of a guided 

meditation and a talk based on 

Buddhist wisdom. Classes are 

suitable for everyone. Join in any 

week, booking is not required. 

This course will help you to 

experience mental clarity and 

inner peace by meditating on 

the mind itself. Meditating on 

our own mind has many benefits 

from calming our mind and 

helping us to dissolve away distractions, 

worry and delusions, 

to improving our concentration 

and mindfulness. 

Suggested donation of $10 

Mt Pleasant Community Centre, 

3 McCormacks Bay Rd. 

Create ’n’ Connect Art and 

Craft group 

Thursday, September 29, 

9.30am to noon 

You are welcome to go and 

enjoy creativity in company! 

Bring your project, or we can 

help provide inspiration for 

something new to do. 

Phone Beth for more information 

on 022 678 1252 

St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Baby Times 

Friday, September 30, 10.30am- 

11am 

During each session there is a 

variety of stories, songs, rhymes, 

fingerplays and other book-related 

activities. The programmes 

are especially suitable for under 

two-year-olds. 

Temporary Lyttelton Library at 

Trinity Hall, free. 

Mt Pleasant art exhibition 

October 15-16, Saturday 6pm- 

9pm, Sunday 10am-3pm 

Join us for the annual Mt 

Pleasant art exhibition. This 

year the exhibition will be held 

at the fantastic new Mt Pleasant 

Community Centre. The 

exhibition will transform the 

community centre into an art 

gallery and will be held over two 

days – an evening gala opening 

on Saturday, October 15 (ticketed 

event) followed on October 16 

by what promises to be an entertaining 

day out for the whole 

family. 

Celebrate in Scottish style to support Kidsfirst Kindergarten 

Sumner’s fundraiser. Saturday, October 15, 7.30pm – 11.30pm. 

Sumner Old School Hall, 20 Wiggins St, Sumner 

All of the proceeds from this 

event will go to Mt Pleasant 

School. 

Mt Pleasant War Memorial 

Community Centre, 3 McCormacks 

Bay Rd, Mt Pleasant 

Storytimes / Wā Kōrero 

Tuesday, October 4, 11am- 

11.30am 

Programme for pre-schoolers 

include stories, music, movement 

and rhymes. 

Kōrero pukapuka, pūoru, 

korikori. 

Temporary Lyttelton Library at 

Trinity Hall, free. 

Markets: 

Mt Pleasant Farmers Market: 

The market has temporarily 

moved to the western end of the 

McCormacks Bay Reserve. You 

will find it at the intersection of 

McCormacks Bay and Main Rds. 

Every Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm. 

Lyttelton Farmers Market: 

Every Saturday, 10am-1pm, 

London St. 

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Clients seeking advice about their varicose 

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Diamonds in the sky 

6b Rockview Place, Mt Pleasant 

3 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 1 living room | 1 dining room | 1 office/study | 3 car-garage | 3 off-street parks | Listing # SMT1813 

An oasis of calm and inspired beauty. 

Make a wish as you watch the shooting 

stars and the twinkling of the lights shine 

bright over Canterbury! This unique 

property could be yours! 

Few houses enjoy such a privileged 

position with panoramic unobstructed 

views, brilliantly oriented for all day 

sunshine. 

Fully renovated and extended in 2009, 

offering three double bedrooms, three 

bathrooms plus the option of a fourth 

bedroom or large room perfect for a 

work from home office. 

The main hub of the home comprises 

the generous open planned dining living 

area with a fabulous flow to the spacious 

outdoor private patio. Sit around the cosy 

gas fire while enjoying the warmth of this 

home. The modern kitchen, a delight for 

the chef of the family, is positioned to 

entertain and converse with family and 

friends while cooking and enjoying the 

sunsets over the Canterbury plains, a 

magical ever changing experience, every 

day! 

The spacious master bedroom will 

delight the senses with a superb flow to 

the outdoor patio area. Incorporating an 

ensuite and walk in wardrobe. 

The second and third bedrooms along 

with the family bathroom are located on 

this level. 

Contemporary design and superb 

flow are paramount throughout the 

spacious 290m2 floor plan. The 146m2 

self-contained fourth bedroom, or office 

is located beside the three car garage. 

The fabulous floor plan offers a variety 

of options to accommodate family or 

guests. 

The home’s generous dimensions 

are complemented by the 1224m2 

established grounds. Additional off 

street parking for three vehicles plus a 

boat/motorhome. 

Ideal location for professionals or 

families or a fabulous bed and breakfast 

opportunity. A short drive to the Sumner 

precinct. 

Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage 

of the multitude of walking, running 

and mountain biking trails on offer in 

this unique part of Christchurch, and 

the proximity to two of Christchurch’s 

leading surf beaches. The Ferrymead 

shopping precinct is located at the base 

of Mt Pleasant. 

Don’t miss your opportunity to be the 

lucky new owner of this unique home. 

For an appointment to view contact 

Debra Hakaraia of Smart Real Estate 

(Licensed Agent REAA 2008) on 027 

562 0420 or 384 8600 or visit our 

website www.smartrealestate.co.nz 

Your land. Your people. Your stories. 

Location Location Location 

Ground Floor Close to the Airport 

This is 325.2 square meters of prime commercial floor 

space in a modern building. 

• Off street parking. 

• Well appointed kitchen, staffroom and bathroom facilities. 

• Office area consists of a welcoming reception area, 

several offices, studios and an area suitable for retail 

showroom or storage. 

This high profile building situated on Wairakei Road presents 

a perfect opportunity for office, retail or production facilities. 

Upstairs may also be available on negotiation. 

Every Wednesday at 7.30pm 

on CTV Freeview Channel 40 

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Contact Gary Anderson 

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