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PAGE 6 Wednesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>29</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

BAY HARBOUR<br />

Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />

ews<br />

DEVELOPMENT: Maltworks<br />

Villas will eventually have<br />

65 units and townhouses.<br />

Developers PLC Group also<br />

want to build three shops<br />

beside the village. ​<br />

Village developers<br />

plan shops<br />

•From page 1<br />

Ms Tait said they hoped to<br />

start construction before April<br />

next year.<br />

Heathcote Residents<br />

Association committee member<br />

Jackie Foulkes said many<br />

people she had spoken to in<br />

the community would love<br />

have a neighbourhood dairy to<br />

purchase everyday items.<br />

“Personally I think it’s great to<br />

be able to walk down and get an<br />

ice cream on a sunny day.”<br />

The nearest dairy is currently<br />

several kilometres away in<br />

Opawa Rd.<br />

Some people were also keen to<br />

have a fish and chip shop in the<br />

community, Ms Foulkes said.<br />

Ms Tait said it was too soon to<br />

say definitely what type of shop<br />

would open.<br />

TRAFFIC DELAYS on Brittan<br />

Tce in Lyttelton have prompted<br />

proposed changes to the<br />

intersection with Simeon Quay.<br />

The city council is seeking<br />

community feedback about<br />

the proposals, which it hopes<br />

will improve traffic flows and<br />

pedestrian safety.<br />

The proposed changes involve<br />

removing the stopping restriction<br />

on Brittan Tce to allow vehicles<br />

to continue on to Simeon<br />

Quay; no entry to Simeon Quay<br />

west from Brittan Tce so traffic<br />

can flow from Brittan Tce to<br />

Simeon Quay; and no throughroute<br />

to Simeon Quay west<br />

heading from Lyttelton. Vehicles<br />

would need to use Brittan Tce<br />

and Voelas Rd instead.<br />

The city council said the volume<br />

of traffic entering and exiting<br />

Brittan Tce from Simeon Quay<br />

was a lot greater than straightthrough<br />

traffic and the existing<br />

intersection layout caused delays<br />

on Brittan Tce, with the majority<br />

of traffic waiting to turn right on<br />

to Simeon Quay.<br />

To increase pedestrian safety<br />

at the intersection, a continuation<br />

of the path from Brittan Tce<br />

across to Simeon Quay would be<br />

installed, along with new kerb<br />

build outs on Brittan Tce and<br />

Simeon Quay to slow vehicles<br />

travelling through this intersection.<br />

The city council will be holding<br />

a drop-in session on December<br />

7 between 4pm and 6pm in<br />

the Lyttelton community board<br />

room, Canterbury St.<br />

•Feedback can also<br />

be given at www.ccc.<br />

govt/haveyoursay until<br />

December 14.<br />

Local<br />

News<br />

Now<br />

Intersection changes will improve flow and safety<br />

Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

FLOW: Proposed changes to<br />

the intersection of Simeon<br />

Quay (above) and Brittan Tce<br />

are designed to help ease<br />

congestion.<br />

MOMENTUM: Stonemasons at work on the Timeball Tower overlooking Lyttelton port and harbour on Monday.<br />

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER

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