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Wednesday August 22 2018 News Support person requested to understand flooding • By Sarla Donovan THE Linwood-Central- Heathcote Community Board has requested an “outside support person” to help it understand Higher Flood Hazard Management Areas and Restricted Unit Overlays. Christchurch Darrell Latham Coastal Residents United deputy chairman Warwick Schaffer attended a publicexcluded city council seminar about the topics last week after the city council agreed to the request. The outside adviser was to help the board “interpret the information and ask questions,” said member Darrell Latham. He said there were “incongruities” in city council policy related to HFHMA which had serious implications for residents. “We need clarification and answers now,” Dr Latham said. The Coastal-Burwood Community Board was also at the seminar. CCRU is a group made up of coastal residents and experts who have recently flagged concerns about how 1486 sites in a Restricted Unit Overlay within the Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi HFHMA are being treated by city council planners. It recently held a public meeting, which attracted more than 100 residents, to discuss the concerns. The CCRU believes a restricted discretionary activity rule, recommended by the replacement District Plan independent hearings panel, was left out when the plan was finalised last year. Without the discretionary rule, under the District Plan new developments or intensification of land use in the HFHMA is to be avoided. Dr Latham said the seminar was for information sharing rather than decision-making purposes. OUTLET STORE A MASSIVE RANGE OF PRODUCT AT BARGAIN PRICES YOU WON’T BELIEVE! HUNDREDS OF PRODUCTS BELOW COST BAY HARBOUR PAGE 7 KENTUCKY $299 KARAH $249 TRIBUTE: Quake victims Owen Wright and Ian Foldesi may still be honoured with a memorial orchard in Lyttelton. Orchard memorial may still go ahead for quake victims • By Sarla Donovan A MEMORIAL orchard in memory of Lyttelton men Owen Wright and Ian Foldesi who lost their lives in the February 22, 2011, earthquake could go ahead. Land Information New Zealand is the temporary caretaker of red-zoned land at Norton Cl/Somes Rd, which was owned by Mr Wright and his wife Megan, and Kay and David Commons Mr Wright’s former neighbours Betty and David Purdue want to see it become a community orchard dedicated to the two men. It has four existing apple and pear trees which were planted by Mr Wright. LINZ Christchurch group manager land and property, Jeremy Barr, said as a temporary caretaker of the land, it can approve changes with a “shortterm” impact of up to five years. He said a community garden may fall into this category. “There are some temporary community gardens operating on Crown-owned residential red zone land in the Ōtākaro/Avon River Corridor.” He said if the owners of the neighbouring properties were interested in developing a memorial garden, they should get in touch with LINZ. Mrs Purdue said she and her husband are now in their 80s and are not sure if they will pursue the matter with LINZ directly. But they do plan to get in touch with Lyttelton community groups that could help. “We’ll see what happens,” she said. “We are hopeful others with more community resources, wherewithal and knowledge might pick it up. If you sow a seed somewhere, you never know where it might end up. We’re keeping our fingers crossed.” CHECK SOFA BEDS! OUT OUR 99 FERRY RD, CHRISTCHURCH St Asaph St Ferry Rd OUTLET STORE Fitzgerald Ave FRIDGE FREEZERS • WASHING MACHINES • DRYERS • COOKING SMALL APPLIANCES • AUDIO • MANCHESTER • LOUNGE SUITES DINING SUITES • BEDROOM SUITES • BEDS & HEAPS MORE! 12 ON MONTHS INTEREST FREE ANY PURCHASE OVER $499 # Images indicative only. # Credit criteria applies, ask in-store for details. Outlet Store items are over stocked, end of line, scratch & dent, ex display, ex repair items and more.
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