Bay Harbour: December 21, 2016

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Oxford Tce Oxford Tce Wednesday December 21 2016 News BAY HARBOUR PAGE 7 Last Wednesday saw the opening of two long-awaited community centres in the Bay Harbour area. The Governors Bay and Heathcote Valley communities both held opening ceremonies for their facilities. They’ve been without a permanent facility for more than five years after they sustained damage in the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes. Welcome addition to community • By Annabelle Dick HEATHCOTE Valley’s community centre and volunteer library is up and running after more than five years of. The new combined facility on Bridle Path Rd sits on the former community centre site. “This beautiful building is a welcome addition to the raft of really great facilities in the Heathcote Valley, and it’s the result of our community working together to determine what’s important to us,” Heathcote Valley Community Association chairwoman Jackie Maurice said. The Heathcote Valley Community Library, which was on Martindales Rd, and the community centre were both demolished after the February 22, 2011 earthquake. Work began on site at the end of June to create a new facility that boasts several meeting areas, a kitchen, bathroom facilities and a large deck. Before construction began, the community was consulted on what they wanted the centre to look like. The combined insurance proceeds from those two buildings OPEN FOR BUSINESS: Linwood Ward councillor Yani Johanson and Heathcote Valley Community Association member Sooze Harris cut the ribbon at the opening ceremony last Wednesday. of $807,000 was put towards the cost of the new building. The remainder of the $912,000 project was funded by a grant and the city council. Ms Maurice said while the facility has gone up in a matter of months, the planning, tendering and city council negotiations took several years. “We were one of the first community centres the council had thought about rebuilding so there were a few teething problems because it was a new process,” she said. SONG AND DANCE: Governors Bay School pupils sing a waiata as part of the opening celebration. Multi-purpose centre for Governors Bay GOVERNORS BAY now has a multi-purpose community centre for residents after more than six years without. The new centre was opened last Wednesday which means residents again have a hub for cultural, recreational and educational activities and events. Children from Governors Bay School led the crowd in a waiata before the building was blessed and the senior school students performed a kapa haka piece. The old community centre sustained damage as a result of the September 2010 earthquake and had to be demolished. Banks Peninsula Community Board chairwoman Christine Wilson cut the ribbon with Governors Bay Community Association member Karen Banwell. The new facility on Cresswell Ave sits across the road from the school. PROJECT PROGRESS IN 2016 ACTIVITY IN 2017 1. An Accessible City • Work on Manchester and Durham Streets well advanced. • Durham Street: – Kilmore to Armagh reopens to two-lane traffic – early 2017 – Armagh to Tuam one lane until April. • Manchester and Durham Streets finishing late 2017. Bealey Ave Bealey Ave 2. Avon River Precinct Bealey Ave • Triumphal Arch and Bridge of Remembrance finished. • The Terraces and Worcester East Terrace finished. • PGC site finished. • Work starts on The Promenade – a sharedspace streetscape, paved areas, gardens – 1st quarter. • Works starts on restoration of Victoria Square – 1st quarter. • Margaret Mahy Family Playground finishing. Victoria St Montreal St Durham St Colombo St Manchester St Madras St Barbadoes St 3. Convention Centre • Pre-construction site preparation works underway. • Early Works finishing mid-year. • Construction works begin 3rd quarter. Park Tce Salisbury St Peterborough St Victoria St Salisbury St Peterborough St Salisbury St Peterborough St 4. Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial • North bank finished. • Work on Memorial Wall well advanced. • Finishing February. Kilmore St Cranmer Square Cambridge Tce Kilmore St 5. East Frame • Work started on public spaces in October. • First residential lot starts in March/April. Chester St • Public spaces finishing in December. Ave Hagley Ave Rolleston Ave Antigua St Armagh St Gloucester St Worcester Blvd Hereford St Cashel St Tuam St St. Asaph St Montreal St Montreal St Armagh St Oxford Tce Cambridge Tce Durham St Cashel St Lichfield St Tuam St St. Asaph St Colombo St Colombo St Gloucester St Worcester St Hereford St High St Manchester St Manchester St St. Asaph St Latimer Square Madras St Madras St Barbadoes St Barbadoes St 6. Metro Sports • Pre-construction earthworks and local road Gloucester St Facility changes underway. 7. South Frame • Construction across project area underway. Lichfield St Land divestment Ferry Rd Armagh St Worcester St Hereford St Cashel St Tuam St St. Asaph St Fitzgerald Ave Fitzgerald Ave • Areas inside Innovation Precinct opened in October. • Several sales balancing commercial returns and regeneration outcomes eg sale for development of future farmers market and Hoyts Cinema. • Construction begins mid-year. • Areas will open as work finishes. • Continue to support new and different developments that increase the number of people working, living and enjoying the central city. Moorhouse Ave Moorhouse Ave Moorhouse Ave
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