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Wednesday July 12 2017 ews • By Sarla Donovan PORT ashion HILLS MP Ruth Dyson is “delighted” at plans to reprogram traffic lights at the St Andrews Hill intersection, designed to ease confusion for motorists. None of the three options presented for public consultation earlier this year were green lighted by the Linwood- Gardening Central-Heathcote Community Board. The most popular and option, favoured by 372 of 640 respondents, needed to be funded through the city council’s Long Term Plan, and the board felt it would be better to trial some alternatives in the meantime, due to the high level of concern from residents. Instead, the community board decided to change the light phasing, which will be trialled for three months and install signs on Bridle Path Rd to slow traffic. The changes will mean the Latest Christchurch news at www. Dyson gives intersection plan the green light left arrow light at the Main Rd traffic lights will be reprogrammed to allow for vehicles wanting to turn right off St Andrews Hill Rd onto Bridle Path Rd a better chance to get across a lane. Ms Dyson applauded the moves as sensible. “They’re taking a low-cost and in my view, smart option. It may or may not work but it’s worth trialling. If it doesn’t work, then they’ll have to try something else. But we could have a win-win here.” In last month’s Bay Harbour .kiwi News, Ms Dyson expressed concern the consultation would amount to nothing. “It looks like city council staff are going to recommend the board just receives the information from the consultation process. There is no suggestion that anything is actually done as a result,” she wrote in a column. City council staff will advise the community board on the success of the trial before it makes a submission on the Long Term Plan. • Readers’ letters, p17 BAY HARBOUR National Bear & Doll Show Saturday 15th & Sunday 16th July 2017 Canterbury Caledonian Hall. 5 Michelle Road, Wigram, Christchurch Times: 10am-4pm Adults $5.00 Children (under 12) $3.00 Children (under 5) FREE Family (2 A + 2 C) $13.00 No EFTPOS available PAGE 11 Blessing heralds new era for Timeball Station otoring THE BEGINNING of on-site work at the Timeball Station was marked with a blessing ceremony attended by about 20 guests last week. Work to return the timeball tower and timeball to the Lyttelton skyline will begin later this month after an asty Bites NEW START: John Clarke, Andrew Turner and Andrew Coleman spoke at the Timeball Station ceremony. PHOTO: HERITAGE NEW ZEALAND absence of six years. Heritage New Zealand’s Māori Heritage Council chairman, John Clarke, turned the first sod at the ceremony last week. A karakia whakanoa by Kerepeti Paraone from Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke was followed by speeches from Mr Clarke, Deputy Mayor Andrew Turner and Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga chief executive Andrew Coleman. The $3 million project is expected to be completed by the end of April next year. “We have been delighted with the positive feedback, particularly from the local community, about the project,” Heritage Destinations general manager Nick Chin said. “The return of the timeball tower and timeball, which will drop each day as it did from 1876 to 2011, will fit nicely with the regeneration of the port town that is going on. Having a familiar sight on the Lyttelton skyline is important not only for the community, but (for the) country, given its strong maritime history.” The magazine for gardeners who like To geT Their hands dirTy www.gardener.kiwi 100% oney 2018 Early Birds Book your River Cruise with YOU Travel & fly FREE to EUROPE! * 03 384 2700 You Travel Ferrymead 960 Ferry Road melissa@youferrymead.co.nz * Special conditions apply VOtEd APt's tOP shOP 2017
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