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• By Sophie Cornish

THE COMMUNITY has

weighed in on what it wants

for the future of QE II Park

including a golf course, walking

tracks and more green spaces.

Coastal-Burwood city councillor

David East said a “multitude

of ideas” were raised by more

than 500 people who attended

the ‘what’s your view of QE II

Park’ community day.

“A common theme that I got

was that people want the par

three golf (course) returned.”

“Probably not on the scale that

was there before, which was an

18-hole, three-par course. But

you might consider having nine

holes at least.”

Cr East wouldn’t comment on

the which ideas could be picked

up.

“I want to be a bit openminded

and see what themes

come through. It’s a case of looking

at the common themes. Cost

also comes into it with what may

need to be developed.”

Local resident Dan O’Sullivan

would like to see no more

buildings or commercial

developments.

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News

Domain trees a ‘pressing concern’

Independent

arborist

gives safety

advice

• By Sophie Cornish

AN INDEPENDENT arborist

has found 16 trees near the

South New Brighton Domain

estuary edge are of “pressing

concern” and prone to “tree or

branch failure” in the next year.

Purearb Arboricultural and

Environmental Consultants

Ltd was contracted by the city

council to complete a quantified

tree risk assessment after the

Coastal-Burwood Community

Board requested a safety audit of

the trees in February.

The survey found the probability

of tree or branch failure

for some trees in the next year is

“moderate to high.”

“The most likely impact potential

of the subject trees is the

observed deadwood within the

trees’ canopy,” said the report.

Community board deputy

chairman Tim Sintes is pleased

with the result.

“I’m surprised it took them

that long to figure it out . . . it’s

good they’ve acknowledged it.

What they’ve found out just confirms

what we already know and

have been worried about.”

The report also mentioned

“several site hazards” found in

the area, which are attributing to

some erosion of the shoreline.

“The trees’ environment has

changed dramatically in recent

years, with the removal of mature

trees and the erosion of the

shoreline. The remnants of those

trees are evident throughout

the site, with branch and tree

stumps’ debris. The erosion has

destabilised the bank, resulting

in voids beneath the surface,

DAMAGED: Tim

Sintes is pleased

with the result of

an independent

arborist’s report

on trees in South

New Brighton

Domain, which

found 16 were

a “pressing

concern.”

PHOTO:

GILBERT

WEALLEANS

exposing roots on several trees.”

Erosion protection on the

estuary edge was damaged during

the earthquakes and the city

council want to let the shoreline

erode naturally, instead of repairing

it. However, the community

board want it protected to

preserve as much of the domain

as possible.

Said Mr Sintes: “This isn’t the

end of it. If we don’t stop the

erosion of the estuary edge, this

will be ongoing for many years.

We’ve already lost one line of

trees and we are now losing the

second line.”

The report provides several

recommendations to city

council. They include pruning

trees to remove deadwood,

reducing the crown height in

some trees (more extensive and

severe pruning) and reducing

the weight of some to alleviate

structural stress.

It also recommended removing

tree debris along the beach

area, and installing caution

signs, warning of unstable

ground and protruding roots.

City council staff have reviewed

and accepted the recommendations

and say they will

be initiated within two to three

weeks.

Local

News

Now

In Brief

Fire rages, homes at risk

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Intensive roadworks will begin

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Avon Rd and Stanmore Rd and

continue until May 5. The work

will involve replacing traffic lights

and carrying out improvements

to the road and footpaths and

earthquake repairs. Traffic will

be restricted to one lane only

and operated with temporary

traffic signals. City council said

to expect delays when travelling

through this intersection. Night

works may occur if there is

bad weather or poor roading

conditions.

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Mr McCaw will visit each

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Your Local Views

Give suburbs an opportunity to re-establish

Coastal-

Burwood

Community

Board

member Linda

Stewart talks

about the

need for more

community

facilities

LAST YEAR the Coastal-

Burwood Community Board

engaged an independent

researcher to undertake a

needs analysis study to assess

community facility requirements

for the Burwood-Coastal Ward.

This excellent study tool

provided us opinions from all

community organisations and

pointed to gaps in provision of

community centres.

It was no surprise to me that

the suburbs of Dallington,

Avondale and Burwood showed

a serious lack in community

meeting facilities.

Pre-earthquakes, these

communities had no meeting

facilities. Post-earthquakes the

likelihood of ever having their

own meeting places diminished

along with the population

decrease due to residential redzoning.

It’s been a painfully slow

process discovering what the

residential red zone offers

those fringe-suburbs (and the

city) through the Regenerate

Christchurch organisation,

which was set up four years ago

to scope viable projects.

A huge undertaking, which

is expected to make a final

selection of projects by year-end,

and a catalyst for real growth for

the city.

However, funding sources

are not known but could come

from council, Government,

joint or private/public

partnerships.

While that is mostly out of

our hands, I feel we have to

provide community facilities

for those suburbs to give them

opportunities to re-establish

as a community. What your

community board can plan for

is what the needs analysis study

pointed to, the need for an areawide

community facility.

EMPTY: The former Burwood School site which Coastal-Burwood Community Board member

Linda Stewart hopes can be used to build a community facility.

The most logical location is on

the decommissioned Burwood

Primary School hall site. It is

the only site that could service

those suburbs and is currently in

Ministry of Education possession

and scheduled for sale.

I am advocating for funding

allocation in the city council’s

Long Term Plan to purchase this

partial-site, including a buildfund

for a community centre and

car parking.

With a study showing us

evidence of the need, the board

should use this tool wisely to

help those communities become

enabled communities.

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Tuesday April 3 2018 5

News

Call to rid river of hazards

• By Sophie Cornish

Dorothee

Pauli

NATURAL hazards and rubbish

are causing congestion, accidents

and near misses for more than

800 rowers and paddlers who

use the Avon River near Kerrs

Reach.

Plants called flag

iris, geese, weeds,

trees and water

quality are all

issues Union Rowing

Club president

Dorothee Pauli

would like addressed

in an

“ideal world” to improve health

and safety on the river.

“We are grappling with natural

hazards and the flag irises are

chief among them. They detach

from the side of the banks and

cause free-flowing islands, they

change position all the time and

people collide with them. They

trap rubbish also, making the

islands even bigger.”

Loose weeds are not able to

drain away properly as they

are getting caught in the plant

islands.

The iris, which Ms Pauli

believes are often waist-height or

higher, make visibility difficult.

“For me as a coach, the worst

PROBLEMS: Union Rowing Club president Dorothee Pauli is

calling for action to combat natural hazards, such as flag iris

plants, which are causing problems for Avon River users.

PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS

thing is that they reduce visibility,

sometimes I can’t see my

crews and we are supposed to

supervise them at all times.”

City council acting manager

land drainage Tim Joyce said

it has not carried out any mechanical

removal of flag iris this

year. However, it has undertaken

a more targeted spraying programme.

“Getting equipment to these

sites is very difficult, either due

to the reach required or wet and

unstable banks,” he said.

“Flag iris is a pest plant and

we get our contractor to spray

it wherever we encounter it, not

just limited to the Avon River.

This is only done at certain

times of the year when it is most

effective.”

Ms Pauli said several groups

such as rowers, paddlers, and

other recreational river users are

having to adhere to strict rules

to avoid collisions.

“We have already looked at

safety issues in terms of the

rules of the river, how the traffic

should flow, who goes where,

how to overtake, it is difficult to

enforce, but we are trying.”

The flag iris’ reduce lane width

in the river, taking 1-2m on each

side, said Ms Pauli.

Growing numbers of geese

are a difficulty with their faeces

covering the pontoons used at

Kerrs Reach.

“We have to clean them all the

time and it all just goes into the

Avon . . . it’s endangering our

health,” said Ms Pauli.

Concerns about the state of

the trees on the river banks are

also an issue.

In January, a Shirley Boys’

High School rowing boat was

crushed by a rotten 30m tree,

with the crew narrowly avoiding

injury.

The congestion has caused accidents

in the past.

Late last year a single skull

rower was run over by a boys

eight boat, causing a rescue

operation, bad back injury and a

boat to be written off.

Local

News

Now

Fire rages, homes at risk

Felled trees

in Rawhiti

Domain used

for play area

THE TREES felled at Rawhiti

Domain due to safety concerns

have been used to form a small

natural children’s play area near

the Keyes Rd entrance.

City council approached the

Guardians of Rawhiti group to

ask if it could use the logs and

stumps to form a play area in

the domain after the trees were

brought down on March 13.

“It was all quite short notice

and an opportunity we just

grabbed. This was a case of

seizing the moment, to make

use of what we were loosing, to

create a fun area with material

that is naturally in the domain.

It gives people an idea of the

type of play area which could

be extended into the tree grove

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Tuesday April 3 2018 7

News

Red zone caretaker seeks funding

• By Sophie Cornish

A VOLUNTEER who often

spends 30-40 hours a week

maintaining the red zone

may receive funding for his

efforts.

Bryan Fairbairn and his wife

Colleen could get up to $2000

from the Coastal-Burwood

Community Board discretionary

response fund.

Mr Fairbairn, who is retired,

believes he has spent more than

$30,000 of his own money and

has receipts for the work he has

carried out over four years.

Not-for-profit organisation

Keep Christchurch Beautiful

submitted an application on

behalf of Mr and Mrs Fairbairn

for $1000 for maintenance of

12ha of red zone land.

Mrs Fairbairn said their

daughter approached Keep

New Zealand Beautiful about

making the application. She said

the funding may go towards

maintenance to their lawnmower

and purchasing top soil and other

gardening items. The city council

has recommended a $2000 grant

be made.

“The area is so well cared for

that it is regularly used as an

event venue and recreational

space,” said the application.

Events such as Children’s Day

and Polyfest Canterbury have

been held on the area off New

Brighton Rd and Locksley Ave.

The couple have maintained

the area due to their connection

with it, having previously

lived in Burwood prior to the

earthquakes.

They receive some support

from City Care for mowing and

machinery maintenance.

However, Mr and Mrs

Fairbairn pay for green-waste

dumping, maintenance of their

equipment, top soil and other

gardening items.

A Givealittle page was set up in

August 2014 to help with funding

and raised more than $3700.

The application noted that if

someone was employed to do the

maintenance to this level the cost

would be between $40,000 and

$70,000 a year.

VOLUNTEERS:

Bryan Fairbairn

and his wife

Colleen may

receive funding

for their efforts

to maintain a

12ha space in

the red zone.

PHOTO:

MARTIN

HUNTER

The community board will

decide whether the funding will

be granted tonight.

Mrs Fairbairn said her husband

does not plan to stop what he’s

doing anytime soon.

“He likes to keep on doing

what he’s doing . . . he always

used to do his own gardens,

he’s originally from a farm so to

him being outside is what he

enjoys.”

Local

News

Now

Fire rages, homes at risk

Residents give

feedback on

QE II Park

•From page 1

Said Mr O’Sullivan: “Our

green space is very valuable

. . . no more big buildings.”

“We’re planning for the

future here, in 100 years’ time

we will have lovely big trees and

the people will thank us,” he

said.

He would like to see a fitness

and walking track which

could include outdoor gym

equipment.

The development of the

Shirley Boys and Avonside

Girls’ High School campus

means part of the previous

walking track has been lost.

The Christchurch School

of Gymnastics has also been

granted a lease to rebuild its

earthquake-damaged building

on the park.

Said North New Brighton

resident Lynda Hunt: “I would

just like to see it remain an

open park, no buildings and no

commercial activity.”

•QE II Park feedback

can be made until April

9 at https://cccgovtnz.

cwp.govt.nz/the-council/

consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay/

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MARIAN COLLEGE has achieved “some

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Ascot Scrabble Group

Friday, 12.45pm

Challenge your word knowledge with

other like-minded folk. Join in with this

friendly group suitable for beginners or

experienced players. Cost is $3, includes

afternoon tea.

Ascot Community Centre, Ascot Ave,

North New Brighton

Barrier Free Computing

Saturday, 10-noon

This service is provided by the

Computer for Special Needs Trust, an

organisation that offers assistance with

using computers for people experiencing

a disability in a friendly and supportive

setting. The tutors will be on hand to help

beginners as well as provide assistance

with email, accessing the internet,

playing games and researching etc. There

is also the opportunity for socialising

with others with similar interests. Free

of charge, standard library printing and

copying costs apply.

New Brighton Library, 213 Marine Pde

Linwood Village Market

Saturday, 9-1pm

There will be fresh produce, plants,

antiques, crafts, retro and vintage items,

jewellery, books, clothes and more. There

will be reasonably priced refreshments,

cupcakes, tea, herb teas, coffee, usually a

hangi, sometimes music and maybe some

dance too.

Corner of Worcester St and Stanmore Rd

Knit ‘n’ Yarn

Monday, 103.0-11.30am

Do you love knitting in company? Go

along to knit and talk in a relaxed and

friendly environment.

Parklands library, 46 Queenspark Drive

Golden Oldies Movies

Monday, 1.30pm

Every Monday the New Brighton

Museum plays a film classic. This week

it’s That Night in Rio by Carmen Miranda

and Don Ameche (1941). The theme is

comedy and musical.

8 Hardy St

Summer cooling

“Did you know your heat pump is an air

conditioner?”

BUT!! If you bought it for heating it will

struggle to cool the area as cooling is always

less output e.g. Mitsubishi Electric MSZGE42

= 5kW heating and 4.2kW cooling. So always

ask your installer if you want cooling as well as

heating. We at Air Con Christchurch always

advise what we have quoted for.

Heating tips

Select “Heat” on heat pump and set

temperature at approximately 21 – 22 degrees

with fan on Auto

Cooling tips

Select “Cooling” and set at 20 – 22 degrees this

will save you up to 30% running costs and still

be cool (try it and see). 16 degrees is too low.

Heat pump cleaning is now due for

the winter.

Winter Heat Pump Spec

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See our website for comprehensive list.

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HOME & HEATING

Choosing the

right heat pump

for your home

Whether it be a new build, or

a retrofit, most homes include

at least one heat pump, if not a

whole heating solution. They can

provide cheap, clean heat and are

much more convenient than a log

burner as you just need to press a

button. But how do you decide

what is best? Choosing the right

sized heat pump is key to ensuring

optimum comfort levels. Every

situation varies and it is therefore

important to get professional

advice from heat pump experts.

The range varies from wall

mounted high walls, floor mounted systems,

multi systems, ceiling cassettes, right through

to ducted central heating systems allowing

you to have a very discreet way of heating

your whole home to a constant temperature

throughout.

Firstly, you must select a heat pump that is

suitable for the size of the space you wish

to heat. Usually a site visit is the best way to

ascertain this. Not only is the size of the area

taken into consideration but also, insulation,

building orientation, windows and ceiling

space. There are a wide range of heat pumps

available with different heating outputs so it is

important to select

the correct size for

Heating is a major

investment in your home

and it is vital to get the

right advice.

your requirements

that will handle

the job but not

be unnecessarily

overpowered.

Secondly, the

location of your

heat pump is also extremely important. The

cheapest installation is a back to back where

the outdoor unit is positioned directly behind

the indoor unit however this is not necessarily

always the best option. It is vital that the indoor

unit is positioned in a place that will not be

constantly blowing on you. Also important, is

the location of the outdoor unit. Most people

do not want their outdoor unit sitting directly

in their outdoor entertaining area or right

outside their bedroom window.

Choose a brand you can trust. Many brands

have come and gone over the years but there

are a number of manufacturers who provide

reputable and reliable products. All brands

vary in their energy efficiency, quietness of

systems and price, so it depends on your

application as to which will be most suitable.

Major brands such as Panasonic, Fujitsu,

Mitsubishi, Daikin, Toshiba and Hitachi are

all reliable brands backed up by good technical

after sales service.

Ensure your heat pump is installed by an

accredited installer. This will not only ensure

correct installation of your heat pump, but also

validate the manufacturers warranty.

Other things to

consider when

choosing a heat pump

are time clocks, ease

of use of the remote

controllers, air

filtration and also wifi

capabilities.

Heating is a major

investment in your home and it is vital to get

the right advice.

Enviro Master Ltd specialise in the supply,

installation and servicing of all major brands

of heat pumps. Our salesmen are engineers

ensuring you get quality, unbiased advice as

to which system will suit your application

the best. Enviro Master Ltd offer a free, no

obligation quote and will come to your home

to see what is required. Visit our website at

www.enviromaster.co.nz.

Fresh air

in your home

All houses require air exchange in order

to stay fresh and dry. No one likes to live

in a stuffy, smelly, damp home. Indoor air

quality is important for the health of the

occupants. Houses can have many sources of

contaminants, such as bathrooms, kitchens,

pets, smokers, and even furnishings. Opening

the windows can refresh the air, but is not

always an option for security reasons and can

also lead to heat energy being lost to outside.

Although older houses have small gaps around

windows and doors, you want to be able to

control the flow of air. You don’t want air

coming in to the bathroom or kitchen and

pushing the soiled air around the house. It

is better to expel the air out of kitchens and

bathrooms to outside. This will draw air in

from the rest of the house to replace the air that

has been removed.

Modern houses are very airtight and

theoretically require a source of incoming air

to allow kitchen and bathroom extraction to

work optimally. Ventilation systems should be

low air velocity and low air pressure so as not

to cause draughts.

There are two main types of ventilation system:

Positive pressure and Balanced pressure.

Positive pressure systems, such as the Dry-

Matic, bring filtered, warmed attic air into

the house, which then percolates through the

rooms, pushing the damper stale air out.

Balanced pressure systems bring in a similar

amount of air to the amount they exhaust.

Balanced pressure systems with Heat

Exchange, such as the HEX390, use the heat

of the outgoing air to warm the incoming

air from outside. These are the most energy

efficient systems available, as they recover up

to 80% of the energy in the air, rather than

losing it to outside. Heat exchangers work just

as well cooling incoming air when the house is

cooled in summer.

The NZ building code has recommended

air exchange rates for houses. To ascertain

the required airflow for your home, please

contact Smooth-Air on 0800 SMOOTH

(0800 766 684), who will also be able to

recommend a solution if your ventilation

doesn’t yet meet the New Zealand standard.

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REAL ESTATE

Corner the market in Westminster

165 Westminster Street, St Albans

Listing Number: ST7364

Our current owners have family

commitments visiting their nearest and

dearest overseas - hence this should leave

you in no doubt as their willingness to

sell.

This charming character bungalow has

been well maintained over the years, with

an updated kitchen/dining, bathroom,

separate lounge and 3 bedrooms. Extend

your summer al-fresco entertaining

options with the delightful north

facing deck and vistas of the garden.

Underfloor insulation plus the ambience

of a logburner and a heat pump for good

measure covers heating for the cooling

months.

The 671sqm grounds allow children to

play freely in the fully fenced property

where there is room for backyard cricket

and a trampoline. Move straight into this

friendly neighbour located on the fringe

of Merivale, zoned for St Albans Primary

School and Heaton intermediate is part

of the appeal for families, parents will

love the added bonus of cafes & amenities

virtually on your doorstep.

Homes in this sought-after location are

always popular and this gem offers an

affordable first (or second) step onto the

property ladder. Come and view before

it’s gone. Open Home: Sunday 8th April

2.15pm – 2.45pm.

See you at the Open Homes or for

a private viewing contact Peter or

Kathryn Hampton of Harcourts St

Albans - Holmwood (Licensed Agent

REAA 2008) on 377 0377 or Peter

mobile 021 367 761 or Kathryn mobile

021 889 903

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Cracked tiles?

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