Bay Harbour: November 22, 2017

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PAGE 4 Wednesday November 22 2017 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi South Pacific Expo Island Night. House of Travel Ferrymead. We would like to invite you to our exclusive in store South Pacific holiday expo extravaganza on Wednesday 29 November at House of Travel Ferrymead. Immerse yourself in the islands and visit booths on the following destinations so that when the deals come out in January you will know exactly where you want to go! When: Wednesday 29 November Time: starts at 6.00pm Where: 987 Ferry Road, Ferrymead Be inspired with brief 5 minute presentations at separate booths outlining all that South Pacific has to offer. • Cook Islands • Tahiti & New Caledonia • Samoa & Tonga • Fiji • Vanuatu • Queensland & the Tropical North • Hawaii • Bali • Cruising – Close to Home Don’t miss out! REGISTER TODAY! Spaces are limited. Catering will be provided along with spot prizes and giveaways! RSVP TO ferrymead@hot.co.nz by 27 November or phone 03 3764 022 The best holidays are created together. 987 FERRY ROAD, FERRYMEAD VILLAGE I 376 4022 I FERRYMEAD@HOT.CO.NZ
Wednesday November 22 2017 News • By Sarla Donovan ACCOMMODATION activities at a Sumner house are being investigated by the city council for the second time this year. The property at 58 Marriner St is owned by property investor Denis Harwood – a prominent objector to the proposed Levis skate park across the road. The city council has found potential non-compliances with the District Plan relating to short-term guest accommodation activities at the site. “We have provided guidance to the occupant in relation to District Plan requirements for these activities and we are currently working with the owner to achieve voluntary compliance,” city council head of regulatory compliance Tracey Weston said. In March this year, following complaints from residents, including two about noise, the city council shut down an illegal hostel being operated from the property by a tenant, Julian Bell. A resource consent is required if a property is to be run as a hostel. Mr Harwood said he had been out of the country for the past two months and had not been contacted by the city council about any non-compliant activity at the property. He said the house was managed by a property management company and it had not been in touch with any concerns. Residents spoken to at the property by Bay Harbour News yesterday said there were three shared rooms with four to five Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi Property under investigation again RELAX: Ray, 22, from the United States, is currently living at the Marriner St property which is being investigated by the city council for the second time this year. PHOTOS: MARTIN HUNTER beds in each and two private rooms. Robert Shulz from Germany had lived there for several months, along with seven others. He said he paid $130 a week for a bed in a shared room and enjoyed living at the property. He said the property wasn’t a hostel and he was not aware of any compliance problems. A woman who lives in a neighbouring property, who did not want to be named, told Bay Harbour News the current tenants “seemed pretty good” compared with some of the people who had lived at the property previously. In 2015, Mr Harwood argued strongly that the skate park should not go ahead on the Esplanade, because he planned to build a five-star apartment complex at 58 Marriner St and had concerns over noise and safety if there was a skate park opposite. The development, for which consent has yet to be lodged with the city council, is listed as an anchor project in the city council’s Sumner Village Centre Master Plan. BAY HARBOUR Local News Now In Brief PAGE 5 Fire rages, homes at risk MALTWORKS VILLAGE The first owners and tenants have taken up residence in the new village on the former Maltworks site in Heathcote Valley. The lifestyle villas for people aged over 55 are being developed by property company PLC Group. Thirteen villas have been completed and a further two are under construction. A clubhouse for the village is expected to gain resource consent early next year. Sixty five villas and townhouses are planned for the completed development. LYTTELTON SINGER Lyttelton recording artist Aldous Harding’s acclaimed second album Party has been named album of the year by Rough Trade shops, a group of independent record stores in the United Kingdom and the United States. The celebrated singer-songwriter is set to celebrate the win with a special in-store performance at Rough Trade East, London, tomorrow. She is scheduled to perform in Christchurch on November 30. AMY ADAMS MP FOR SELWYN If you would like to sign up for my newsletter please visit: www.amyadams.co.nz CONTACT P 03 344 0418 E selwynoffice@parliament.govt.nz Working hard for our communities Luxurious Satin Nightwear by essence Several styles available Sizes S to 4XL Also long and short Satin Robes Colours - Blue, Coral, Navy & Black Made in NZ Funded by the Parliamentary Service and authorised by Amy Adams, 829 Main South Road, Templeton, Christchurch. Shop 48 Barrington, Barrington Street Phone 03 337 6609 www.lingerieonbarrington.co.nz Colour Specialists Hue is a specialist hair colouring salon We don’t do “dos”, we just do colour UNIT 2, 1105 FERRY ROAD HUE FERRYMEAD 0508 225 5483 www.hue.co.nz
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