Bay Harbour: February 01, 2023

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2023 

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starnews.co.nz 

19th March 2023 

New name 

for Sumner 

Lifeboat 

Page 7 

Triathlon goes 

ahead after 

water testing 

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• By Tony Simons 

THE FUTURE of one of the 

most desirable coastal building 

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The controversial and 

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the beach at the entrance to 

Sumner village has been 

fenced bare land for years, 

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with a large derelict and oftenflooded 

basement car park 

underneath. 

One of the owners, Lime 

Developments, has refused to 

comment on its latest plans but 

it appears a 2021 a proposal to 

build apartments with a wine 

bar underneath, alongside 

a private residence, have 

evaporated. 

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NEWS 3 

More homes affected by sea level rise 


A NEW assessment on the 

threat of sea level rise means the 

number of ‘at risk’ properties 

on Banks Peninsula and along 

Pegasus Bay coast has increased 

by nearly 20 per cent. 

The coastal hazards assessment 

report for the city council, 

undertaken by environmental 

consultancy company Tonkin+Taylor, 

has identified 5400 

more vulnerable properties 

across Christchurch, including 

1500 more on the peninsula. 

The latest assessment 

included 

more of Banks 

Peninsula than was 

included in a previous 

assessment 

Mark 

Stevenson 

in 2017, “leading to 

1500 more properties 

in that area 

being identified 

at risk,” said city council acting 

head of planning and consents 

Mark Stevenson. 

Most of the newly classified 

properties are in Diamond 

Harbour, Duvauchelle, Le Bons 

Bay, Lyttelton, Okains Bay and 

Wainui. In each area more than 

100 properties have been newly 

identified at risk, said Stevenson. 

Other areas affected include 

Birdlings Flat, Governors Bay, 

Little River, Motukarara, Pigeon 

CLIMATE CHANGE: Another 1500 properties on Banks Peninsula are at risk from sea level 

rise, a new assessment shows. 

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Bay and Port Levy, but to a lesser 

extent. 

The changes mean there are 

now 32,800 properties across 

Christchurch considered in 

danger from coastal flooding or 

erosion. 

Another 3900 properties 

adjacent to the Pegasus Bay 

coastline and in low lying 

suburbs like Linwood, Burwood 

and Heathcote have also been 

added, Stevenson said. 

Property owners have had 

the information added to their 

Land Information Memorandum 

(LIM) so they are aware of the 

risk. The city council has also 

sent letters to property owners 

with the latest information 

included. 

“We appreciate this is not 

welcome news for some residents, 

but we wanted to let people know 

what information is 

held by the council 

for their property,” 

said city council 

general manager 

infrastructure, 

planning and regulatory 

services Jane 

Davis. 

Jane 

Davis 

It is critical people have good 

information about the current 

and predicted future impacts on 

individual properties, she said. 

The latest assessment, provided 

to the city council in 2021, applied 

different methods and used 

more data. 

It used “a different and improved 

methodology, updated input 

data, and a wider geographic 

area has been used . . . leading 

to different outcomes for some 

properties,” Davis said. 

For some properties, including 

some at Southshore, this has 

meant a lower assessed risk than 

in 2017. 

Said Stevenson: “It’s important 

to understand that this recent 

notification . . . adds to existing 

coastal hazards LIM comments 

from the 2017 Coastal Hazards 

Assessment.” 

Some some properties assessed 

in 2017 were not re-assessed and 

some properties assessed in 2021 

were not previously assessed in 

2017. 

The earlier assessment also 

included areas further up rivers 

within the city, where coastal 

flooding is less dominant but 

remains a factor, Stevenson 

said. 

• The city council has an 

online viewer at https:// 

gis.ccc.govt.nz/hazardviewer/ 

where coastal 

property owners can enter 

addresses to see how they 

might now be affected. 

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4 

NEWS 


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Another shareholder, 

developer Shane Kennedy, 

had been in talks with the city 

council, saying he intended 

to start building in 2021. A 

resource consent was granted 

last year but now a new 

resource consent application 

has been lodged for a larger 

complex called The Marriner. 

It proposes 14 apartments and 

six commercial units covering 

the entire western half of the 

site. 

Kennedy has also declined to 

comment on the latest plans. 

For more than 25 years the 

former Cave Rock Apartments 

site has been plagued with 

conflict, bitterness, controversy 

and bad luck. It started in 

the mid-1990s when plans 

for a 49-apartment Peter 

Beavan-designed complex was 

first announced by developer 

Peter Foster, and neighbours 

objected. They were finally 

approved and the complex was 

built in 1998. 

Just a few years later problems 

emerged as many of the 

apartments were found to have 

design defects and were leaky 

buildings. An agreement had 

to be negotiated with the city 

council and the builder to 

repair them. 

Mainzeal was about to start 

OPTION: An architect’s impression of the building that would have replaced the 

original quake-damaged Cave Rock Apartments. 

repairs when the February 22, 

2011, earthquake struck and 

the main block was abandoned 

soon after. 

The entire complex then 

became the subject of a long 

and bitter dispute between the 

owners, and with EQC and 

NZI (part of IAG) over how 

to repair the buildings and 

flooded basement car park at 

the eastern end of the site. The 

complex continued to suffer after 

the quakes, Mainzeal went 

bust, and architect Peter Beavan 

died aged 86 from cancer 

caused by asbestos. The main 

block was finally demolished 

in 2012. 

In 2016, the owners rejected 

a $16 million full and final 

settlement offer from the 

insurers and two more years 

went by before they finally 

settled at mediation on the 

eve of High Court action for 

an undisclosed sum. A plan 

to rebuild the main block 

was then abandoned after 

costs escalated and, in 2018, a 

conditional offer to purchase 

the property as-is-where-is 

for $4.8m was accepted. More 

in-fighting followed as four 

apartment owners, unhappy 

with how the money was to 

be distributed, refused to sell. 

They included the original 

developer, Peter Foster. 

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NEWS 5 

with conflict, bitterness, bad luck 

•From page 1 

The High Court was called on 

to settle that dispute, too, ordering 

them to sell. Then, even more 

dispute and legal action over the 

agreed purchase price after vandals 

damaged the buildings. 

When it was all over, owners 

were finally paid the last of the 

proceeds in April 2021, but not 

before 14 of the original residents 

had died in the meantime. 

The purchaser Jonathan Lyttle 

of Citadel Property said at the 

time he was excited about taking 

over the site. 

“We are really happy for the 

members of the body corporate 

and owners who have been 

through quite an ordeal,” he said. 

However, not long after, he 

demolished the remaining apartments 

and in mid-2020 the land 

was divided into five plots, later 

changed to four, in a process complicated 

by a stormwater easement 

running through the middle of 

the site. 

The sections were marketed 

for a while as sites for owner-occupiers 

or builders, but only one 

sold. Concrete foundations were 

poured for the private residence 

and locals said timber framing 

and trusses turned up on site but 

soon after, they were taken away 

again. 

Marriner Developments then 

acquired the entire site. 

Several resource consents have 

been applied for and granted for 

the site over the past few years, the 

most recent late last year which 

the city council is reviewing. 

City council planners said 

they cannot confirm when the 

latest application for a mixed use 

complex might be considered. 

DESIGN: 

An artist’s 

impression 

of the 

Esplanade 

view of the 

proposed 

mixed-use 

complex 

of 14 

apartments 

and six 

commercial 

units. 

Who owns the Cave Rock site? 


THE OLD Cave Rock 

Apartments site is currently 

in four titles, three of which 

are owned by Marriner 

Developments Ltd. 

A closely related company, 

Marriner No 2 Ltd owns the 

fourth. 

Marriner Developments’ 

shareholders are Lime 

Developments and Next Level 

Projects Ltd. 

Each has 40 per cent. David 

and Patricia Moylan from Mt 

Pleasant have a 20 per cent 

holding. 

Marriner 

No 2 Ltd 

shareholders 

are Lime 

Developments 

and Next Level 

Projects No 2 

Ltd, each with 

50 per cent. 

on government projects with 

Kāinga Ora. 

David Moylan is a director 

with a related company, Lime 

Ventures. 

He lives in Mt Pleasant and 

was formerly chief executive 

of Vault 

Intelligence 

Ltd, part of 

an Australian 

workplace 

compliance 

and safety 

technology 

VIEWS: 

An artist’s 

impression of 

the proposed 

mixed-use 

complex 

from Marriner 

St looking 

towards 

Scarborough. 

Next Level Projects and related 

companies. 

He is a race horse trainer 

and is a director and major 

shareholder in multiple other 

companies involved with 

residential and commercial 

development. 

In 2015, 

Kennedy 

controversially 

obtained a 

court order 

stopping 

St Bede’s 

group. 

College from 

Jack Lin Lime 

It was taken Fred Rahme excluding his Shane 

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son from its Kennedy 

Directors are Jack Lin and Fred de-listed in 2020. Moylan Maadi Cup 

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The company has been a private residence on the as a punishment after his son 

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Marriner St site. 

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NEWS 7 

New name, 

same role 

for Sumner 

Lifeboat 


SUMNER LIFEBOAT is now 

called Coastguard Sumner. 

The 

rebranding is 

being carried 

out to eliminate 

ongoing 

confusion as to 

what Sumner 

Lifeboat is, its 

relationship 

to Surf Life 

Saving New 

Zealand and its 

relationship to 

Howard 

Nicholls 

Coastguard New Zealand, said 

board member Howard Nicholls. 

The new name also aligns 

the organisation with the other 

62 coastguard units that make 

up Coastguard New Zealand, 

he said. It reflects the strong 

relationship the organisation has 

with Coastguard New Zealand, 

which provides support to help 

the unit operate effectively. 

Coastguard Sumner will 

continue to operate exactly as 

before, with the only change 

being the name, Nicholls said. 

The organisation provides a 

full-time volunteer maritime 

search and rescue service, as 

well as education in safe boating, 

water safety and first aid. 

It also covers a large area – 

from near the mouth of the 

Hurunui River, across all of 

Banks Peninsula and 12 miles 

out to sea. 

It has been busy recently, 

with five call-outs in January, 

assisting local boaties, swimmers 

and surfers who have got into 

difficulty. 

The organisation has about 30 

volunteers who can respond to 

a call-out at any time. Its fleet 

of three vessels is equipped to 

handle rescues close to shore in 

big surf, through to night-time 

missions kilometres offshore. 

Coastguard Sumner also works 

closely with surf life saving 

clubs. 

It has a rich history, starting 

in 1898 with the first permanent 

rescue service and dedicated 

lifeboat, appropriately named 

Rescue. 

Despite the name change, 

Coastguard Sumner will retain 

strong connections to its heritage 

as Sumner Lifeboat, and will 

continue to promote its proud 

heritage as New Zealand’s first 

maritime rescue unit, said 

Nicholls. 

HELPING HAND: Blue Arrow, one of the three vessels 

operated by Coastguard Sumner (top), and Rescue, the first 

Sumner lifeboat, practising near Cave Rock. 

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Corsair Bay: ECan may reassess testing 


PUBLIC PRESSURE has 

resulted in Environment 

Canterbury agreeing to 

reconsider how it grades 

swimming sites and manages 

water quality issues at Corsair 

Bay in the future. 

It follows confusion and upset 

over a decision in October 

to grade the bay “unsuitable 

for swimming” for the entire 

summer because of high 

Enterococci (faecal) bacteria 

readings over the previous five 

years, which residents say should 

have been ignored. 

Testing for all of January 

shows the water quality at the 

bay was good to excellent. 

ECan 

councillor for 

Christchurch 

South/ 

Owhanga Vicky 

Southworth has 

confirmed ECan 

is rethinking 

how grades are 

calculated, how 

often water is 

tested, and what 

Vicky 

Southworth 

warning signage is appropriate. 

Southworth met with ECan 

staff and Cosair Bay swim group 

representative Leith Cooper last 

week. She said a paper will be 

presented at the next ECan water 

and land committee meeting, 

SIGNAGE: A health warning sign at Corsair Bay last week. 

where she expects possible 

changes will be discussed. She 

said the public is welcome to 

attend. 

After meeting with 

Southworth, Cooper said 

he was impressed with her 

responsiveness to the issue. 

He encourages the public to 

attend the ECan meeting to voice 

their concerns. 

“Corsair Bay is a significant 

and safe swim site for 

Christchurch and ECan needs to 

be more responsive,” he said. 

“They need to be testing the 

water daily and putting up better 

signage to give people confidence 

to make their own decisions 

about whether 

or not to swim 

there.” 

Cooper said 

ECan also 

needed to review 

the “unsuitable 

for swimming 

grading” as soon Dan Abel 

as possible. 

“We have several more months 

of swimming left this season 

and we need that grading lifted 

before next summer,” he said. 

Southworth said she is fully 

aware the poor grading for 

Corsair Bay is being ignored by 

swimmers, and that a national 

triathlon event held at the bay 

last weekend also ignored the 

health warning. 

Most of the previous high 

bacteria readings at Corsair Bay 

were caused by rainfall washing 

bacteria into the bay through 

stormwater, according to local 

swim coach Dan Abel. 

Those events were predictable, 

he said. 

Abel said ECan’s guidelines 

state the events should not have 

influenced the long-term grading 

like they did. 

“If they had not included those 

results, the long-term grading for 

the bay would have been good,” 

he said. 

According to Cooper, rainfall 

events used to be removed but 

ECan changed its practice last 

year. 

ECan surface water science 

team leader Shirley Hayward 

confirmed to Bay Harbour News 

they could choose to remove 

rain-affected data when it was 

clear rainfall was the primary 

reason for poor results and it 

was obvious to those wanting 

to swim at the site it has rained 

recently but “there are often 

no visible indicators of recent 

rainfall”. 

Since then, a city council 

spokesperson said staff have 

had discussions about new 

signage to improve awareness 

of the possible dangers of 

swimming after rainfall. ECan 

has confirmed changes are being 

considered, but will not happen 

until next summer. 

Abel has organised regular 

private testing, funded by local 

swimmers, which supplements 

ECan’s testing and shows Corsair 

Bay water is clean – and has been 

since one high bacteria reading 

on December 29. 

That rogue sample was taken 

on the hottest day of summer 

when the bay was teeming with 

swimmers, said Abel. 

He said water quality returned 

to normal very soon after. 

• ECan’s Corsair Bay test 

results can be viewed 

on the LAWA website 

www.tinyurl.com/ 

CorsairBayLAWA 

All test results, including 

those taken by FitandAbel, 

can be viewed at www. 

fitandabel.com/waterquality/ 

• Canterbury Classic at 

Corsair Bay, page 10 

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Bay clear of water contamination for races 

OCEAN: 

Nicole Wilson, 

fourth overall 

female, leads 

third overall 

female Olivia 

Ritchie 

(centre) out 

of the swim, 

with Nigel 

Beardsley on 

the left. 

CHALLENGE: Penelope, Genevieve and Julia Hodgson competed in the kids and junior 

race while mum did the women’s event. 

ATHLETES FROM across 

New Zealand descended on 

Corsair Bay on Sunday for the 

Canterbury Classic Triathlon and 

Duathlon. 

Environment Canterbury and 

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leading up to the event – which 

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group championships – showed 

no contamination in the bay, 

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Lyttelton. Saxon Morgan and 

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Towering timepiece named 

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LOCATED with a commanding 

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similar in scale to the Timeball 

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Officers Point. 

The modernist sandstone 

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and long-term supporter of the 

Canterbury Pilgrims and Early 

Settlers Association. 

Intended as a tribute to Dr 

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much-loved local doctor who 

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visiting seamen for five decades, 

it is surrounded by rose gardens 

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old Lyttelton Gaol (the site itself 

is a Category 1 Historic Place). 

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planned European settlement of 

Lyttelton, a wattle and daub lock 

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Victorian penal authority; thus 

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It was later upgraded and 

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successor, Thomas Cane (the 

man responsible for the design of 

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– from 1863 inmates with mental 

health issues were interred at the 

purpose-built Sunnyside Lunatic 

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city – its hard labour gang were 

responsible for many of the stone 

walls, breakwaters and other 

structures in the town and the 

harbour (including on Ripapa 

Island). 

Seven men were hanged at 

Lyttelton Gaol between 1868 

and 1918, and the incarceration 

without trial in 1880 of pacifist 

Maori there and on nearby Ripapa 

Island is now commemorated 

on Parihaka Day on November 5 

each year. 

Followers of Te Whiti o 

Rongomai and Tohu Kākahi of 

Taranaki and Te Āti Awa iwi, 

these men practised peaceful 

resistance to the large scale invasion 

and confiscation of their 

land at Parihaka in Taranaki by 

Government troops. 

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few remaining cell blocks that 

back onto a large original concrete 

retaining wall. 

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Briggs and other dignitaries, 

the clock was a community 

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Upham’s life of service. 

Affectionately known as “The 

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come to Lyttelton in 1898 as naval 

surgeon on HMS Torch and 

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practice from Dr Guthrie, and 

the role of port health officer. 

He also served the needs of men 

with leprosy interred on Ōtamahua 

Quail Island. Upham’s 

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demeanour, especially through 

the 1918 influenza epidemic and 

the depression of the 1930s, endeared 

him to the local populace. 

Bereavement notices in The 

Lyttelton Times often carried 

heartfelt expressions of appreciation 

for such qualities as his 

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by short poems and 

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Upham’s nephew, who carried 

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