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• By Matt Salmons
THERE WERE tears and
hugs as more than 250
Redcliffs School pupils, staff
and residents watched the
demolition of some of the
original buildings yesterday.
Contractors from Scope have
been working on the demolition
since last month and yesterday
demolished the former library
and a classroom.
Redcliffs School principal
Rose McInerney said the there
were a “few hugs from the year
8s” and tears from staff.
“I have to admit this has been
a bit emotional. There are lots of
special memories here.”
Special arrangements were
made so people could enter
the site to view the demolition.
They were also treated to a barbecue
“to make a bit of an occasion
of it,” said Mrs McInerney
She said seeing the
demolition was “closure at the
end of a really long era” and the
“final chapter” in the school’s
time at the Main Rd site.
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Sumner over summer, but expect to
see the mobile police hub on busy
days and during major events.
Last week the Sumner
Community and Redcliffs residents’
associations and Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board met
with Canterbury metro police
commander Superintendent Lane
Todd at the Sumner Hub.
The Wednesday meeting came
after residents expressed concern
over the expected increase in people
at the village over summer, as
well as a number of crimes in the
area over the past year, including
aggravated burglaries and a
manslaughter. Residents are calling
for a more visible police presence
in the village and asked for officers
to be permanently stationed at the
Sumner Hub, the former Sumner
police station, over summer.
However, police said the building
did not meet current security or
health and safety requirements for
modern police stations.
Sumner Community Residents’
Association chairwoman Tanya
Michael said it was told a police
station in the area was “not costeffective
or a good use of staff.”
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IT LOOKS like a happy compromise has
been met over the issue of policing in
Sumner over summer (see page 1).
Sumner Community Residents’
Association, Redcliffs Residents’
Association and Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board wanted police based in the
Sumner Hub – the old police station.
Sumner is swamped with people over summer and with that
comes problems. Having a permanent police base would act as
a deterrent, and also a quick response base to incidents.
But police have said no.
The old police station doesn’t meet their health and safety
standards apparently.
But police have said there will be a presence during the very
busy times and during major events.
Probably not a lot new in that, but the groups are happy with
the police response.
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News
Port company confident
pile driving plan won’t affect dolphins
• By Matt Salmons
THE LYTTELTON Port
Company has responded to
further questions on efforts to
mitigate the effect of pile driving
on Hector’s dolphins, saying it is
confident in its plans.
At its meeting on October 29,
the Banks Peninsula
Community
Board
re-sent questions
to LPC
seeking sound
recording data,
Peter Davie
the marine
mammal
management
plan and details of the training
of dolphin observers, which were
not included in the response to
their initial questions.
This came after Māui and
Hector’s Dolphin Defenders
committee member Genevieve
Robinson met with the board
to outline the group’s concern
around how LPC would mitigate
the effect noise from pile driving
on the new cruise berth project
would have on the dolphins.
Said community board member
Felix Dawson: “It is helpful
that a date has been provided
for the public notification of the
Marine Mammal Management
Plan. It is unfortunate that LPC
have chosen not to include a specific
time frame for the provision
of all acoustic data, as until it is
produced it will remain unclear
whether there is any basis to all
of Ms Robinson’s concerns”
In the response discussed
by the board on Monday, LPC
restated that the MMMP would
not be publicly available until “at
least two weeks before marine
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CONFIDENT: The Lyttelton Port Company has responded to
further questions from the Banks Peninsula Community Board
saying it is confident its pile driving plan will mitigate the
impact on dolphins,
piling commences.”
Under LPC’s current time line,
that would mean the document
would likely be released on the
harbour watch website next
week.
Mr Dawson said the board
may ask further questions after
the MMMP was released.
LPC chief executive Peter
Davie said the report had been
prepared by some of New Zealand’s
leading experts in marine
mammals and marine acoustics.
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“It is a highly technical plan
and we are confident that the
plan is robust.”
Mr Davie said Department of
Conservation staff had reviewed
and supported the plan.
The sound recording data
from land-based piling would
likely be provided around the
same time as the MMMP. Data
recorded by LPC to show the
number of dolphins in the
harbour would not be provided
until a paper on the research was
published.
LPC said it did “not consider
it appropriate” to provide the
names of marine observers,
however, their number
and training would be in the
MMMP.
Ms Robinson said she was
“disappointed” more information
was not provided and said
the two weeks where people
could provide feedback on the
MMMP before piling began was
“not enough.”
Mr Davie said people could
comment on or ask questions
about the MMMP by email and
LPC was happy to review any
feedback on the plan.
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News
No permanent
police presence
in Sumner
•From page 1
Mrs Michael was happy with
the response from police and
said the mobile hub is likely to be
in Sumner over summer. “I was
pretty satisfied that they . . . were
going to do their best out here,” she
said.
Said Superintendent Todd: “As
a result of the meeting, I have
confirmed that a deployment
plan for our mobile hub will be
developed.”
Mrs Michael said police will also
keep community groups informed
about their plans in Sumner.
Safer Sumner, which also
attended the meeting, sought to
have crime cameras put in Sumner.
Mrs Michael said police
reiterated their support for the
cameras. Safer Sumner is set to
approach the community board for
funding on December 3.
Last week, the Sumner
Community Residents’ Association
event organiser Liza Sparrow said
a permanent police presence would
ensure “both residents and visitors
have a sense of increased security.”
Said Mrs Michael: “Sumner’s
asking . . . for a commitment from
them to be more present and give
Sumner more of a police face.
That will make people feel safer. I
was personally happy with their
response.”
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• By Matt Salmons
SUMNER SHARKS Rugby Club
teammates will farewell 37-yearold
Kain Parsons tomorrow.
Mr Parsons, known as ‘Dingo’,
died after a charity boxing match
last week.
The Versatile Garages project
manager was knocked
unconscious at the Fight for
Christchurch and never regained
consciousness. He died after life
support was turned off.
Freedom camping restrictions in force next month
FREEDOM CAMPERS will
not be so free in Akaroa when
a tightening of where they can
camp comes into effect on
December 1.
The city council agreed on
Thursday to amend the 2015
Freedom Camping Bylaw to
restrict where people can camp
overnight in vehicles to three
marked areas near the Akaroa
Croquet Club on Woodhill Rd.
Under the original bylaw,
freedom camping was banned
in Akaroa’s commercial area
and main waterfront areas, but
people were allowed to camp in
self-contained vehicles for up to
two nights in other parts of the
township, including residential
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Burnside. Sumner Sharks players
will form a guard of honour for his
casket and have prepared a chant
about him.
A Givealittle page set up to
support Mr Parsons’ family had
reached more than $83,000 from
640 donations.
Tributes to Mr Parsons have been
flowing through the Sharks’ Facebook
page since early last week.
However, after a summer
marred by complaints to the
Banks Peninsula Community
Board about the impact
of freedom campers and the
disrespectful behaviour of some,
the city council proposed the
Mr Parsons’ family said he gave
his life in the pursuit of raising
money for those less fortunate. He
was fighting to raise money for
Conductive Education.
“His enormous heart, selfless attitude
and gentle giant nature will
leave a void in the lives of so many.”
Mr Parsons’ death will be
referred to the Coroner.
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changes set to come into effect.
Deputy Mayor and Banks
Peninsula city councillor
Andrew Turner said the city
council has worked to balance
the views of people who want
to encourage a friendly and
Kain Parsons
welcoming attitude toward freedom
campers with the views of
people concerned about negative
impacts of freedom camping.
“Amending the bylaw means
we can manage some of the
more negative impacts of
freedom camping while still
allowing responsible freedom
campers to be able to enjoy
what Akaroa has to offer, with
minimal impact on the town,’’
Cr Turner said.
Three extra parking spaces
will be provided in the
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self-contained vehicles to say
overnight. Non self-contained
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Another big Port Hills fire looms
• By Julia Evans
ANOTHER MAJOR fire on the
Port Hills will happen.
That’s the stark warning from
an agricultural expert who says
the vegetation on the hills is a
powder keg.
Lincoln University’s Derrick
Moot said active management of
the area was needed to prevent
future events
like the Port
Hills fires,
which burned
for 66 days last
year. Helicopter
pilot Steve
Askin crashed
Derrick Moot
and died while
fighting the
blaze.
Two separate fires on Early
Valley Rd and Marleys Hill combined
to one, destroying nine
houses and significantly damaging
two.
An investigation concluded
that both fires were possibly deliberately
lit, though it was listed
as undetermined.
But Dr Moot said in his opinion,
the fire could have easily
spread further and taken out
more homes.
“We’re very fortunate we didn’t
get a southerly. It went from a
nor’west to a nor’east, but could
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have quite easily blown down to
a lot more housing,” he said.
“They were devastating
enough as it was for the people
involved and we lost someone.
But this was a warning that we
need to have active management
of the peripheral area.”
Dr Moot said simple things such
as maintaining grass growth and
grazing would significantly reduce
the likelihood of another fire.
“We need someone to take responsibility
of the area, whether
that be the Christchurch City
Council, Selwyn District Council
or Environment Canterbury.
There needs to be guidelines for
land owners.”
Dr Moot said if NIWA’s prediction
for a hot, dry November
came through the grass and
weather in the wider Port Hills
area would be in an identical
state as they were before the fires.
He said the effects of climate
change also have an impact.
Rural firefighter Richard
McNamara, who led the aerial
assault on the fire said there was
always the potential for another
disaster given the “fuels” that
were up on the Port Hills.
“There’s always been fires up
there but the issue is that our
urban dwellings are pushing further
up and also climate change.
We’re going to start having hotter,
drier summers,” he said.
Mr McNamara said it was up
to those who live in the area to
understand the risk as he said
management would be hard to
enforce.
Fire and Emergency New
Zealand manager rural fire Tim
Mitchell said there was not a one
size fits all solution.
“It’s not an easy problem to
resolve. You’ve got to think of
the context of each landowner,”
he said.
Mr Mitchell said if landowners
needed help the councils, FENZ
and other organisations would
help.
In the wake of the fires, FENZ
went through an operational
review. Urban and rural firefighters
are working together
in training, as well as working
with the community to spread
prevention awareness.
Environment Canterbury
Christchurch West Melton
Banks Peninsula zone manager
Steve Firth said it was working
to offer support and advice to
landowners on the hills.
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Fire rages, homes at risk
ARMISTICE HEART ATTACK
Diamond Harbour firefighters
were surprised to see a woman
approach them who had just
suffered a heart attack as
they were setting up for their
Armistice Day roaring chorus
commemoration on Sunday.
Chief fire officer Bob Palmer
said firefighters were on the
station’s driveway when the
woman, whose husband was
driving past on the way to the
hospital, approached them. He
said it was lucky they were there
and understood the woman
was doing well after firefighters
took her to hospital just as the
ceremony started. The Lyttelton
and Governors Bay volunteer
fire brigades also held roaring
chorus commemorations.
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Users will be able to purchase
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to stories from 20 Lyttelton
people about growing up there.
The stories were organised by
location and the app could be
set to alert users when they were
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Therefore, before entering into a sales and purchase
agreement to buy a residential property all buyers
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criteria. If they do not meet the criteria then any offer
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Book fair raises $7000
• By Matt Salmons
WITH MORE than 8000
books donated and $7000
raised, this year’s Lyttelton
Book Fair was bigger and
better than the last.
The Saturday event was
organised and run by
parents from Lyttelton
Primary School’s family
hub to raised money for
the school’s library.
The first event in 2016
boosted the library’s stock
and allowed the school to
run literary events over the
last two years.
Lyttelton Primary School
secretary and librarian
Rita Norris said this year’s
money would also go towards
the school’s library.
“It will help with books,
author visits and other
activities,” Mrs Norris said.
Organiser Ruth Connor
said the event was “awesome.”
“There was a queue of
about 30 people outside
before we started and
people just kept coming in
all day.”
Ms Connor said $400
was made from the sale of
an 1899 first edition of The
SEARCHING: People search through about 8000
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book detailing ancient
Egyptian funeral rites during
the silent auction.
Ms Connor said a parent
had bought 118-year-old
book.
After a story previewing
the event appeared in the
October 31 edition of the
Bay Harbour News, there
was a jump in the number
of books donated, Ms Connor
said.
“After the story came
out, we got a lot of people,
who had no kids or the
school or any connection,
turn up with boxes of
books to donate.”
She said people “were
quite respectful” of the
fact that donations should
cease by Thursday evening
to allow volunteers enough
time to sort through them
on Friday.
About 150 books from
those donated went
straight into the school’s
library, including copies of
popular children’s fiction
series Harry Potter. Some
would replace damaged
copies in the library.
The remaining 140 boxes
of books were bought by
the Chertsey Book Barn
when the event ended at
2pm, Ms Connor said.
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Youth MPs ready to represent Port Hills
Fire rages, homes at risk
• By Matt Salmons
THREE ASPIRING politicians
will represent the Port Hills
electorate at next year’s Youth
Parliament.
They will be Woolston’s Freya
Young, 17, Hillmorton’s Cha’nel
Kaa-Luke, 17, and Westmorland’s
Azaria Howell, 16.
Ruth Dyson
said her selection,
Cha’nel,
was “a really
talented young
woman” who
was keen,
willing and
Cha’nel
Kaa-Luke
able to be her
representative
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Parliament.
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of ensuring that a deaf student
from Van Asch Deaf Education
Centre is my Youth MP. It is
part of my promotion of deaf
issues and ensures that the Youth
Parliament has a deaf participant
and sign language interpreters,”
Ms Dyson said.
Cha’nel said she was “very
proud and ready” to take on the
role as she had always strived to
be a leader.
Some of her deaf friends had
taken Youth MP roles before and
inspiring her to try it herself.
“I had been along to watch
FOCUSED: (Left) – Port Hills National Youth MP Freya Young and Nuk Korako. (Right) – Eugenie Sage and Port Hills Green Party
Youth MP Azaria Howell.
and I have always intrigued me
as to what different people are
passionate about or feel are important.
I also have also had an
interest in law and politics.”
She said her main focus would
be issues facing deaf people
in New Zealand and bringing
understanding and empathy to
those “who struggle a bit more
than the average person.”
Port Hills National list MP
Nuk Korako said he had made
his choice based on Freya’s keen
attitude and dedication.
“She was the standout, very
capable. I think she’s got a very
good future ahead.”
“This is what I love about [this]
programme. You get to meet a
lot of our young ones right at the
start who you know then they
are going to go far.”
Freya said the selection was the
“biggest accomplishment of my
life so far.”
The experienced debater and
aspiring youth councillor said
she would focus on championing
freedom of speech and freeing
business from regulation during
her term as Youth MP.
“I think, right now, that Government
is too big.”
Freya said she wanted to “emulate
a real MP” for the experience
and expand her knowledge of the
issues facing the country.
“I’ve got a real interest in politics
as its definitely the best way
to make changes.”
Green Party Port Hills list MP
Eugenie Sage’s selection, Azaria
Howell, is an experienced representative
for youth.
Said Ms Sage: “I am impressed
with her political engagement,
her skills in the sport of fencing,
always a useful skill in politics,
and how she is prepared to speak
out on a range of issues.”
Azaria had been on the executive
of the Christchurch Youth
Council for a number of years
and had volunteered with the
Green Party.
The party’s values and focus on
the environment and community
well-being aligned with hers,
she said, and she was excited to
be its representative.
“I was really happy. I’m privileged
to be in this position.”
Azaria said she will work to
ensure the youth voice in her
area was heard. “They actually
have new ideas to bring to the
table.” •Dyson’s column, p15
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One of New Zealand’s most successful musical exports Jon Stevens
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Sounds. Matt Salmons caught up him about coming home and
supporting rural Australia
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him, he says.
The Upper Hutt-born rocker will fly out
the day after Selwyn Sounds to meet commitments
at the Red Hot Summer Tour in
Australia.
Stevens said the Australian tour organisers
had tried to convince him to pull out
of Selwyn Sounds.
“I said ‘no way’. I’m not going to opt out
of a New Zealand show, sorry boys,” he
said.
As well as a “frantic” live performance
schedule this year, Stevens said he started
work on his 11th album in January, with a
view to release it in mid-2019.
It will feature his latest song, Rain Down
On Me, released on October 26 to support
drought-stricken farmers in Australia.
He also performed at the Hay Mate concert
on October 27, which raised money
for Australian charity Rural Aid.
“It was great to be a part of it and help
people,” Stevens said.
He said the song, written in January,
fitted the situation as it spoke of a struggle,
but also of hope on the horizon. All proceeds
from the song go to Rural Aid.
“I’m just going to give it to the farmers
and they can have every single cent that
comes from it. That’s my way to help.”
Although he visited family in Queenstown
last year, the last time he performed
in New Zealand was 2013 when he opened
for Aerosmith in Dunedin as part of the
Global Warming Tour.
Stevens said he was most looking
forward to “recharging” himself by reconnecting
with his homeland.
“Just putting my feet on the soil again,
you know?”
The youngest of 11, Stevens said he had
“whanau for days” and hoped to fit in a
catch-up.
“I’ve got a few cousins in Christchurch,
so I’ll catch up with them, get a boil up
going. I’ll be sweet.”
Stevens’ career launched at the age of 16
in 1980 with the release of Jezebel, which
topped the New Zealand charts at the
time.
Since then, the performer has released
10 studio albums, including band and solo
work, working alongside some of the most
well-known names in the music industry.
Stevens said he found it “cute” that
New Zealand fans still asked to hear his
early releases “from my teenage era” and
planned to keep his set list fluid and respond
to the crowd.
“Of course, we’ll play what the
people want. I might play one new song.
I’ll cross that bridge when I come to it,” he
said.
• Selwyn Sounds is on Saturday,
March 2, at the Lincoln Domain.
Tickets are available at www.
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News
Celebration of beach
steps on Armistice Day
• By Matt Salmons
THE installation of beach access
steps in Redcliffs was celebrated
by residents on Sunday, and
timed to coincide with an
annual Neighbourhood Week
event.
Funding for the steps, which
are on Beachville Rd near the
intersection with Main Rd, was
approved in August and work
was completed on Wednesday.
Redcliffs Residents’ Association
member Chris Doudney
arrived at the event on his
sunburst yacht before he and
Redcliffs resident Grahame
Hinds cut the ribbon on the
steps at 10.30am.
They then walked down to
the water’s edge to symbolically
complete the connection
between the community and the
water.
Community board members
Darrell Latham and Sara
Templeton spoke on behalf of
the board. Event organiser and
Beachville Rd Neighbourhood
Support co-ordinator, Fiona
Miller, said she had already used
the steps to take her grandchildren
to the beach.
“The only access to the beach
before was clambering over the
rocks, which was a bit hazard-
OPEN: Grahame Hinds (front)
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ous.” She said the timing of
the steps was fortuitous, as it
allowed Beachville Rd residents
to celebrate them at their annual
Neighbourhood Week event.
The steps were “another plus
for Redcliffs,” Ms Miller said.
“We’re feeling very positive
about having them there.”
After morning tea, the New
Zealand flag was raised before
attendees observed a minute’s
silence for Armistice Day.
The steps allow access to an
area of the beach that is popular
with children and for launching
kayaks. The original steps were
damaged in the earthquakes and
then removed.
Exhibition of three artists
THREE ARTISTS from the
Sumner and Redcliffs area
will showcase their work next
week in a studio not normally
accessible by the public.
Sumner’s Jo Ogier will exhibit
her own work alongside
the work of Sheila Brown and Jo
Loughnan at her Scarborough
studio on November 24.
All three artists draw their
inspiration from the people and
environment around them.
Ogier has received a number
of scholarships and awards both
in New Zealand and Australia
since starting her full-time career
as an artist in 2000.
Her watercolours and printed
works often focus on the endemic
species of flora and fauna on
Jo Loughnan
Sheila Brown
Banks Peninsula and elsewhere.
Loughnan split her time
between her after-school art programme,
running adult drawing
classes and producing her own
work for exhibitions.
Using a mix of inks, pastels,
charcoal and paints, Loughnan
prefers to work on portraits and
figures.
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Another award-winning
artist, Brown, grew up on the
East Coast of the United States,
spending weekends in the
mountains of New Hampshire.
“This is where my love of
nature began and my dream of
being an artist,” she said.
Brown moved to New Zealand
in 1994 and later became a fulltime
artist in 2005.
The artist focussed on her
love of birds as inspiration,
saying acrylics best suited
her “crossover style” of
expressionism and abstract.
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The amendments would:
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• permit people with vacant sites (where houses have been demolished
since the earthquakes) in the Residential Unit Overlay to rebuild
houses of a similar size to what was there without requiring a resource
consent.
The Proposal, developed by Christchurch City Council, has been
submitted to the Minister for Greater Christchurch Regeneration who is
inviting your views.
Anyone can make a written comment, which must be received by
5.00pm, Monday, 26 November 2018.
The Proposal can be viewed with more information, and written
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Celebrating diversity
Port Hills MP
Ruth Dyson
celebrates
the growing
diversity
in New
Zealand’s
Government
and hopes younger
generations will pick up
the slack in voting to keep
things moving
LAST WEEK, my colleague
Damien O’Connor and I
celebrated the 25 th anniversary of
our election to Parliament – wow.
How has that time gone so fast?
It has been an obvious time of
reflection of changes in our Parliament
and our society over that
time. I was elected to represent
the electorate of Lyttelton in the
last first past the post system of
voting.
Although Lyttelton has had a
proud history in terms of electing
women (we had the first woman
MP, Elizabeth McCombs in 1933,
followed by Dame Ann Hercus
and Colleen Dewe), I was still
only the 37 th woman Member
of Parliament elected in our
country.
In 1993, the New Zealand
Parliament had its first Pacifica
MP and our first Māori Speaker
of the House.
The diversity that MMP
brought has been significant. At
our swearing-in ceremony last
year, the Speaker determined
that people could take the oath
in their first language if they so
chose.
Seven different languages were
used for this affirmation.
So Parliament is now much
more representative of the communities
we were elected to
represent than it was previously.
Our select committees operate
in a more open way with live
streaming of many of the hearings
and committees travelling
outside of Wellington a lot more,
Parliament is always broadcast
on both radio and television and
social media is used a lot more as
a mode of communication.
And yet our voting participation
continues to decline.
In our electorate, we have a
high level of engagement on community
issues and a consequential
high voter turnout.
It would be fantastic for the
health of our democracy if this
participation was replicated
across the country.
I hope that in the future we can
make voting recognised as the
right and privilege that it is – and
that everyone uses it.
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SUMMER IS nearly here and
for the boaties out there the
waterways will get busier and
busier.
I thought I would give you
a little bit of information in
relation to what is happening in
Canterbury and the West Coast
regarding the demographics of
boating users here.
Fifty-eight per cent of boaties
are male, with 42 per cent
female, and 58 per cent of our
boaties are under 44-years-old.
The largest type of craft
owned, according to the recent
research by Ipsos, shows that
powerboats under 6m were at
30 per cent followed closely by
kayakers at 29 per cent.
Ten per cent were jet skis, and
the other 30 per cent was made
up of dinghies, sailboats and
paddleboarders.
What does this all mean?
Simply put, we have a large
number of different types of
craft competing for space on our
waterways.
When you put it into context,
it explains the need for boating
safety rules, so everyone can be
kept safe, no matter what type of
vessel they are using.
From a boating safety perspective,
what are our expectations
from the harbourmaster’s office
for the oncoming season? I will
outline my wishes below and let’s
see if you guys and girls out there
in the boating community can
make them come true.
Treat each other on the water
with respect. Follow the boating
safety rules, if you don’t know
them, learn them.
Here are some quick links to
assist:
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•www.maritimenz.govt.nz/
rules/part-22
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Always wear an appropriatelyfitted
life jacket.
This includes paddleboards,
jet skis, and, sail and powerboats
measuring 6m or less. If the vessel
is more than 6m, there must
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be sufficient life jackets on board
for everybody.
Check the weather before
going out – if in doubt, don’t go
out. Take two forms of appropriate
waterproof communication.
Always have an observer
when towing a water-skier or
biscuit.
Fifteen years is the minimum
age to operate any powered
vessel capable of more than 10
knots, including a jet ski.
If you are going to be consuming
alcohol, be responsible.
Remember, you have your passengers
and your own safety, as
well as the other water users, to
consider.
Lastly, have fun out there.
That’s it from me this month,
be safe out there and remember:
“Nobody is faster than disaster.”
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Our People
Cam Haylock
Investing in the young by taking time
Sumner Redcliffs
Anglican Church youth
pastor Cam Haylock, 27,
has been connecting
Sumner youth with
their faith for five years.
Reporter Matt Salmons
caught up with the keen
surfer, snowboarder and
man of the cloth
Tell me about where you were
born and grew up?
I was born here in
Christchurch and grew up
in Spreydon area. I attended
Hoon Hay Primary, Manning
Intermediate and Hillmorton
High School. Spreydon was
great, most of my group of
friends either lived around the
corner or out in Halswell. So
I was on my bike most days,
biking around the place with
them. We had Spreydon Domain
down the road where we would
play football and all the schools I
attended were walking distance
so it was a very easy place to get
around when I was young.
Where do you live now?
Sumner. I moved into here
when I moved back from
Australia’s Sunshine Coast at the
age of 23. Living near the beach
was a non-negotiable for me. In
my role, it is really important
to live locally to everyone that
your rubbing shoulders with
on a day-to-day basis. This
creates consistency in the life
of the community, It gives you
perspective of certain needs in
the local community that you
might never see if your driving
in and out every day, and creates
genuine relationships because
you’re just doing mundane
and fun things in life together
instead of the formal side that
can very easily take over in roles
like mine.
What was the transition to
Sumner like?
There is a great crew of locals
around my age in Sumner that
made the change very easy.
They’re legends.
What’s your family like?
My family are very mellow.
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Dad is a nurse and mum is a
primary school teacher. I have an
older sister, an older brother and
a younger brother. We grew up
camping around Christchurch
and New Zealand on our family
holidays. Our house growing
up was a centre point for a lot of
our friends, so it was common
for us to always have big meals
with a lot of people together.
I think that shaped why my
brothers, sister and I focus more
on creating experiences with
people, which then creates great
friendships and relationships.
Do you have any hobbies?
I enjoy most things. The
small things like mowing a
lawn, surfing or snowboarding,
hanging with my mum and
dad, friends, food. New Zealand
is a beautiful place. My dad’s
into surfing, so that’s how I got
into it. It was inevitable that we
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I like that both surfing and
snowboarding let me hang out
with my mates, meet new people
and have fun while doing it.
Have you ever travelled for
surfing or snowboarding?
Yes, I’ve been to Sri Lanka
for a month, Indonesia for a
month, Mexico, the United
States, Hawaii, Fiji, Australia
and the North Island. Oh, and
Canada, we went to Canada to
snowboard. I’ve always gone
with a group of mates. I couldn’t
say which was my favourite
place, they all bring their own
flavour really.
Have you always have a
strong connection to your faith
growing up?
I started the journey of trying
to figure out what a strong
faith looks like from the age
of 20. Before then it was more
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of an obligatory faith through
our family traditions and the
heavy involvement I had in our
local church growing up. Let’s
use a tricycle metaphor. Some
people might disagree with this,
but everyone leads and makes
decisions from their experience.
So referring to the tricycle, your
experience is the front wheel.
The back two wheels could be
tradition, reason, creation or
scripture since we are talking
about faith. I kept an ongoing
journey of exploring my faith
and who God is because there
were too many experiences in
my mundane life that I couldn’t
put down to coincidence.
That would just be boring. So,
if everyone leads from their
experience, then the experiences
in my life have kept me on a
trajectory towards the Father, the
Son and the Holy Spirit. I have
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Sumner youth
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Haylock has
his dream job,
encouraging
young
people in his
community.
had the privilege to be paid by
the local church for the past
five years, for 30 hours a week,
which is perfect. I think for
everyone to have a healthier
well-being, people need to work
less.
How did you get the position
you have?
I had moved over to Australia
to a place called Mudjimba on
Queensland’s Sunshine Coast
when I was 21. I was working as
a barista in a surf shop. We had a
bunch of local groms that I had
the privilege of taking surfing or
skating on a weekly basis, as well
as heading into the local schools
to help wherever needed. I did
that for about two years before
I was asked to come back to
Christchurch and do the same
in Sumner. I’d actually got an
email which I didn’t see for
months.
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Who sent the email?
The former youth pastor,
Paul, I’ve known him since I
was about 13. He thought I’d be
perfect for the role. I thought
about it for a while, but in the
end, I decided to do it. He wasn’t
surprised that it took me so long
to respond. You know what it’s
like, everyone’s a bit useless in
communicating.
What was your first sermon
like?
I’ve done a few talks up the
front, my first one was an
absolute shocker. I mumble
quite a bit so I’m not too sure if
anyone ever understood what
I was saying. Our new vicar
Thomas is a phenomenal speaker
so he has given me a few tips but
also encourages me to bring my
flavour in whatever I am saying.
What is your favourite part of
being a youth pastor?
I’ve got many favourite parts
in my role, but to put one
down on paper, that would be
witnessing and being a part of
a youth community. Part of
something where young people
are serving and investing in
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friendships, memories and
experiences through every
day life stuff and activities
they love like surfing, skating,
snowboarding and mountain
biking. Because of this, when
there are hard times young
people have multiple people in
their life that they can turn to
for help and know someone is
willing and happy to sit and
listen to what is happening in
their life. That is actually one of
my favourite things in my life in
general.
What’s the hardest part?
One of the hardest things is to
always have an understanding
of every situation. As we get
older we think more logically
than emotionally, but young
people are led by their emotions
and experiences the majority of
the time. It is so important to
listen and learn to have a deep
understanding of young people’s
situations, instead of thinking
we know best or assuming the
right outcome for a situation.
Listening to everyone will always
be something that is hard.
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The calf was not shy as passengers,
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“Especially as it approached
us with its mother while we sat
with our engines switched off.
“We should now start seeing
more Hector’s dolphin calves
during the next couple of
months, along with baby seals
who are being born around now
and should appear in the next
three to four weeks.”
Hector’s dolphins head to
the sheltered waters of Akaroa
Harbour to give birth during
their breeding season, making
it important for boaties to act
accordingly.
The dolphins only give birth
every three to four years, meaning
a slow recovery rate for the
endangered species.
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“I think it’s important for them
[the pupils] to have a part in
that.”
Mrs McInerney said work
would likely continue into
December as the remaining
admin block and classrooms
were demolished.
Work on the new school
building at Redcliffs Park is set to
start next year.
The school is set to be ready by
2020.
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BATTLE:
Sumner
captain
Johnny
Beveridge
scored 41
against
Riccarton.
• By Louis Day
SUMNER SUFFERED their
second defeat of the season after
losing to Riccarton at St Leonards
Square.
Skipper Johnny Beveridge
scored 41 runs but was unable
to prevent his side finishing on a
disappointing 70 all out.
Club coach Dan Vann said they
were not “mentally switched on”
in what he described as a bad day
at the office.
“We had that really heavy rain
on Thursday and Friday, which
meant the pitch and block got
quite wet, which meant we didn’t
get started till 2.30 when we usually
start at 10.30. We normally
have a good warm up and routine
that we follow, but because of the
delays we just had a last minute
coin toss and got put into bat and
just didn’t show up really.”
Riccarton were initially
cautious in their reply, with
Sumner’s Dean Smith and Nawid
SPORTS
Sumner slump to second
one-day cricket loss
Mohamaddy managing to take a
couple of early wickets.
The Riccarton middle order
then decided to take a few risks
and managed to gain traction
with some aggressive batting and
eventually ran down the total,
losing five wickets on the way.
Sumner remains second on the
championship ladder, two wins
behind rivals Heathcote who they
will face at the weekend.
Vann is confident the team
can bounce back against the
championship leaders and bring
their unbeaten run in the one-day
competition to an end.
“If we play well we can knock
them off which will keep us in the
running for this year. We know
we have got a good enough side to
beat them.”
Sumner’s over 35s were the only
other team at the club to play over
the weekend. They defended the
Challenge Shield, which they won
the previous week, with a victory
over Merivale Papanui.
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi
• By Louis Day
SUMNER basketballer Sofia
Kennedy was “heartbroken”
after missing out on
qualification for the FIBA junior
world championships with the
Junior Tall Ferns.
They missed qualification
after losing to Australia in the
quarter-finals at the FIBA Asia
championships in Bangalore.
“It was obviously a big game
because it’s Australia and it’s a
bit of a grudge match, but also
because it was our chance to get
into the semi-finals. The top four
qualify for worlds so we needed
to win that game to qualify.”
The year 13 Middleton
Grange student said fatigue had
a major impact on their performance.
“We came out kind of tired
looking and low on energy, so
we were down by like 30 at halftime
and got a bit of a bollocking
by the coaches.”
The Junior Tall Ferns managed
to reduce the deficit to six points
but were unable to hold on and
ended up losing 82-66.
“We were pretty gutted about
it to be honest as we definitely
thought the Aussies were beatable.”
Following the defeat, they
managed to beat Chinese Taipei
75-47 to claim fifth, missing out
on qualification by one place.
In spite of missing out on the
world championships, Sofia said
the tournament was an invaluable
experience.
“It was my first international
tournament so it was great to
have a bit of exposure to the way
the Asian teams play, it was definitely
a lot faster and just better
to what I’m used to.”
As well as competing in the
FIBA Asia championships, Sofia
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Sumner basketballer ‘heartbroken’
over loss to Aussie
ALMOST: Sofia
Kennedy made
her debut for
the Junior
Tall Ferns at
the FIBA Asia
championships
in Bangalore.
also took part in the crosscountry
world championships in
Paris and the Australian crosscountry
champs earlier this year.
Sofia is now looking to secure
a basketball or cross-country
scholarship at an American
university. She said a basketball
scholarship was a priority over
cross-country.
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Heritage Week: No Voice, No
Choice
Daily until November 23,
10.30am-4.30pm
Visit the Akaroa Museum to
see an exhibition exploring the
life and experiences of women
living on Banks Peninsula from
the mid 19th-century to the mid
20th-century. Free entry.
Akaroa Museum, 71 Rue
Lavaud, Akaroa
Mt Pleasant Bridge Club
Wednesdays 7.20pm and
Fridays 1pm
Head down for one or both
of two sessions at this 42-yearold
bridge club. All visitors are
welcome. Players need to be
seated 10min prior to the start.
For more information, please
phone Kay on 384 9113.
Mt Pleasant Yacht Club rooms
Storytimes/Wā Kōrero
Wednesday, 10.30-11am,
Tuesday, 11-11.30am
Go along to the Lyttelton Library
for Storytimes, a free and
interactive programme including
stories, songs, rhymes and play.
Sumner Library, Wednesday,
and Lyttelton Library, Tuesday
Create ’n’ Connect
Thursday, 9.30am-noon
Take your own creative project
Email matt.salmons@starmedia.kiwi by
5pm each Wednesday
or come and get some inspiration.
Phone Beth for more information
on 022 678 1252.
St Andrews Anglican Church,
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs
Herb Hacks at Home
Thursdays, 6.30-7.30pm, until
December 13
Learn to create your own gels,
ointments and creams using
common herbs from a professional
pharmacist. Take home
seeds to plants and a product
sample to use after each session.
Costs $15 a session or a
discounted rate for a whole term.
Find more information at www.
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Heathcote Valley Community
Centre
Babytimes/Wā Pēpi
Friday and Tuesday, 10.30-
11am
Encourage learning through
language. Babytimes is an interactive
programme including
rhymes, songs, stories and play.
Free.
Lyttelton Library, Friday, and
Sumner Library, Tuesday
Mixed Menagerie
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
10am-4pm
An exhibition of whimsical
paintings and ceramics featuring
animals and birds by Ruth Willis
and Sophie McCulla. “Mixed
Menagerie” runs throughout
November.
Stoddart Cottage Gallery,
Diamond Harbour
Remembering Railway
Workers Lost In World War 2
Saturday, 11am-12.30pm
Heritage Roses invites the
community to a commemoration
in Ferrymead Heritage
Park’s Memorial Rose Garden to
remember 21 Addington Railway
Workshops men who lost their
lives in World War 2. Entry by
gold coin donation.
Ferrymead Heritage Park
JP Clinic in Sumner
Saturday, 10am-noon
A justice of the peace will be
available to members of the community
to witness signatures and
documents, certify document
copies, hear oaths, declarations,
affidavits or affirmations as well
as sign citizenship, sponsorship
or rates rebates applications.
There is no charge for this service.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Library
Kōrero Māori – Give It A Go
The Diamond Harbour Art
Group is holding its annual
show weekend art exhibition
of paintings by local artists
at the Diamond Harbour
Church Hall, 85 Marine Drive.
Original paintings in oil,
watercolour, acrylic or pastel
for appreciation or for sale
Friday and Saturday 10am-
4.30pm, Sunday 1-4pm.
Mondays, 7.15-8.15pm, until
December 17
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course with Renee Tuhi. Sign up
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a discounted rate for the whole
term. Find more information at
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Sumner Market: Back for another
season with food and craft
stalls by the beach. Open each
Sunday until April, 11am–3pm,
next to the Sumner Surf Club.
Ferrymead Night Market: On
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5-9pm, Ferrymead Heritage
Park.
Lyttelton Farmers’ Market
and Lyttelton Craft Market:
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As Paige tries to track down the elusive gown, she discovers that Rebecca has a longhidden
secret that, if revealed, could blow her whole family apart. Her new friend Josie is at
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“Tom was a ba s player from
Cashmere High Sch ol who was
playing with our big band this
year. He had a strong chance of
winning best ba s player a the
to the Gr endale Recreation Reserve
Management Commi t e’s
upcoming Anzac Day service.
As a tribute to those who
served, members of the trust wi l
ride horseback to the service.
wen through during World
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But he said the presentation
didn’t go into t o much detail
and was more of a “show and
te l” to make them aware of what
the soldiers l oked like.
Children were shown the type
of kits horses were required to
wear in the war.
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The band dedicated its se to
Tom, who died while on his way
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a medical event.
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Joseph Parker in the build up
to his world heavyweigh title
unification fight with Anthony
Joshua in Cardiff.
• By Georgia O’Co nor-Harding
A CRACKDOWN on mobile
traders acro s the districts could
be l oming.
However, the public has li tle
interest in having input into the
i sue.
Only eight submi sions were
received for a potential bylaw
aimed at regulating commercial
activities in public places.
The district council wi l be
holding a hearing for the Public
Places Bylaw and Policy on Commercial
Activities and Events in
Public Places.
A hearing is scheduled to be
held on Thursday.
The bylaw comes as an increasing
number of mobile traders
are s eking to operate in Selwyn,
especia ly during the summer
months.
In the past year, the district
council has received five inquiries
about se ting up a mobile busine s
on private or public land.
A report said there are two
str et operators in Darfield, a
coff e cart is parked beside the
railway in Ro leston, and a pi za
cart visits Lincoln w ekly betw en
September-May along with a Thai
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was the site of the former community
centre, which was badly
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20 1, earthquake.
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Earthquake Commi sion to sign-off
on a se tlement agr emen this w ek.
Body corporate chairman Mike
White said the group had gone
into mediation with IAG and EQC
on February 20, and signed off
on a deal with IAG on February
2 – coincidenta ly seven years
to the day after the February 2,
20 1, earthquake. However, they
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problem with them doing that.”
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in the February and June, 20 1,
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fina ly repair the potholes in New
Brighton’s Hawke St car park.
Coastal-Burwod Ward city
counci lor David East wants
WorkSafe to pressure the car
park’s private owners into
repairing the potholes which are
a “trip and vehicle” hazard.
WorkSafe chief inspector
a se sments southern Da ren
Handforth said it may be able to
take action under the Health and
Safety at Work Act 2015, “as a
person conducting a busine s or
undertaking.”
Mr Handforth said WorkSafe
is aware of the concerns raised by
Cr East abou the car park.
“WorkSafe has completed
an a se sment visi to the site
and is engaging with the owner
to advise them that it is their
responsibility to manage their
New Brighton surf club opts
to rebuild on new site
risks a propriately.”
Different parts of the car park
are owned by various people
and the Coastal-Burw od
Community Board recently
wrote to them about its concerns
around health and safety.
Cr East said the bi gest i sue
in the past has b en ge ting in
touch with the landlords and
owners and ge ting them to
agr e to anything. “The board
a preciates that multi-ownership
of the parking space may present
a difficulty in co-ordinating
repair/resurfacing but felt obliged
to pa s these concerns onto you,”
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has b en quite amazing that we
haven’t had any serious a cidents
or senior citizens perhaps
tri ping in those potholes and
doing themselves some damage.”
He is confiden the new
a proach wi l bring results.
“I think the WorkSafe
involvement may prove to be the
lever that we are l oking for.”
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Pure South Sharp Blacks, which
includes W olston butcher
Jeremy Garth, finished second
in the competition.
He said the cha lenge started
as a “transtasman test match”
The preparation for this
year’s World Butchers’ Challenge
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members met in Auckland
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world
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Fishin’ for weeds
• By Emily O’Co ne l
It was the firs time Mr Garth met in Auckland every two Mr Garth hopes to own a
had competed in the cha lenge months for lengthy • wBy ekend Emily O’Co ne butcher l shop of his own someday
but says for now he wi l fo-
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Community
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from
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the city council
South
to make
Sharp
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Blacks team.
submi sion if Fulton Hogan a plies
for a resource consen to create a
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May.
The sp ed limit change was
a proved by the city counci last
w ek.
A decision to paint double yellow
lines on the stretch betw en
Summit Rd and the Sign of the
Takahe was earlier made by the
Spreydon-Cashmere Community
Board.
Bu the Banks Peninsula Community
Board decided against
ye low lines on the Summit Rd-
Governors Bay section due to the
road’s na rowne s and general
condition.
The changes are designed to try
and reduce the crash rate.
Insta lation of the double
ye low lines, the new sp ed limit
signs and raised centre line pavement
markers wi l begin in mid
April.
The work is scheduled to take
place betw en April 15-18, 2-26,
29 and May 2.
While the work is done, Dyers
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Draft Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration
Plan, Proposed Partial Revocation of the
Christchurch Central Recovery Plan, and Proposed
Partial Revocation of the Land Use Recovery Plan
– open for written comment
Pursuant to the Greater Christchurch Regeneration Act 2016 (the
Act), Regenerate Christchurch invites written comments from the
public on the following documents:
• The Draft Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration
Plan (pursuant to section 34 of the Act),
• The Proposed Partial Revocation of the Christchurch
Central Recovery Plan (pursuant to section 54 of the Act),
• The Proposed Partial Revocation of the Land Use
Recovery Plan (pursuant to section 45 of the Act).
The primary purpose of the Draft Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor
Regeneration Plan is to enable short, medium, and long-term uses of
approximately 600ha of land within the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor,
including the area previously known as the residential red zone. The Draft
Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration Plan will apply to all land
(including land covered by water and any airspace over land) identified as
the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration Area (Regeneration Area)
defined in Appendix 1 of the ‘Outline for the Ōtākaro/Avon River Corridor
Regeneration Plan’.
A concise statement recording the views on the Draft Ōtākaro Avon River
Corridor Regeneration Plan provided by the parties listed in section 29 of the
Act (Christchurch City Council, Canterbury Regional Council, Te Rūnanga o Ngāi
Tahu, Ōtākaro Limited, and the Chief Executive of the Department of the Prime
Minister and Cabinet) under section 33 of the Act is also publicly available at
engage.regeneratechristchurch.nz.
The Proposed Partial Revocation of the Christchurch Central Recovery Plan
(CCRP) proposes to partially revoke the effect of the CCRP so that it does not
apply to the Regeneration Area as shown in Appendix 2 to the Proposed Partial
Revocation of the CCRP. The Proposed Partial Revocation covers that part of
the central city within the four avenues that overlaps with the Regeneration
Area covered by the Draft Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration Plan.
The CCRP will continue to apply to the remaining area of the central city as set
out in the CCRP.
The Proposed Partial Revocation of the Land Use Recovery Plan (LURP)
proposes to partially revoke the effect of the LURP so that it does not apply
to the Regeneration Area. The Regeneration Area is described in section
1 of the Proposed Partial Revocation of the LURP and shown in Appendix
1, and is the same as the Regeneration Area covered by the Draft Ōtākaro
Avon River Corridor Regeneration Plan. The LURP will continue to apply to
the remaining areas identified in the LURP.
In combination, the Proposed Partial Revocation of the CCRP and the Proposed
Partial Revocation of the LURP, if approved, would result in the Ōtākaro Avon
River Corridor Regeneration Plan being the only Regeneration or Recovery
Plan applying to the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration Area.
View the draft Plan and Proposed Partial Revocations at:
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Dated this 14th day of November 2018.
PAGE 28 Wednesday November 14 2018
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