Pegasus Post: March 24, 2020

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Repair decisions could be made as part of the Annual Plan
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Ms Dalziel told Pegasus Post
some decisions could be made as
part of the Annual Plan which is
currently under public consultation
until April 5 and will be
finalised before July 1, and others
as part of the Long Term Plan
which will be reviewed next year.
“We will have to consider the
big issues which have essentially
been on hold in the meantime,
for example, the location of
stopbanks along the Avon River
and the impact on the roading
infrastructure,” she said.
“These are big decisions and
will require the community
board and councillors to be fully
briefed and will require community
input. Some decisions
could be part of the Annual Plan,
but the big ones will be part of
the LTP.”
Mrs Baxendale said the approach
of using an alliance of
contractors was something which
was already being applied to
work across the city.
“We are committed as an
organisation to aligning works
wherever possible to achieve
the best outcome in terms of
efficiency and to minimise
disruption to citizens. This is
something we are applying to
our work across the whole city
and it very much encompasses
the concept of what the mayor
outlined,” she said.
South Brighton School pupils kept busy
FUN IS has been given back
to South New Brighton School
pupils after a fire closed the
school temporarily.
The school was closed after a
blaze ripped through three classrooms
on March 6. It was set to
reopen yesterday.
New Brighton’s Youth
Alive Trust has been running
programmes to keep pupils busy.
Pupils went to the
Christchurch School of
Gymnastics on Monday to take
part in have a go activities,
including trampolining, rope
swinging, jumping into the foam
pit and wall climbing.
GRACEFUL: Jack Burns dismounts
from the balance beam.
FLYING: Niamh
Moloney gets some
hang time on the
trampoline.
FOCUSED: Clayton Cheatum shows off his skills on the
balance beam.
PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN
TEAMWORK: Jakob Tobola gets some help with his balance.
STEADY: Jakob Tobola finds
his balance.
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