Bay Harbour: June 14, 2023

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 2023
Connecting Your Local Community
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Community
still fighting
chlorination
Page 3
Talented
teens travel
the world
High school students Sophie Cook (above), Iona
Lawson (right), Holly Sawyer and Amelie Wink are
travelling the globe to represent New Zealand
with the help of Sumner Ferrymead Foundation
grants. Cook will compete at the Australian youth
climbing competition, while Lawson is off to
Scotland for the world pipe band competition.
• Read the full story – page 12
Dog walkers
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about canine ban
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• By Heidi Slade
HEATHCOTE Valley residents
are gathering tonight to tackle
crime in their community.
Heathcote Valley Community
Association co-chair Sooze Harris
said the community will need to
work together to combat it.
“There’s been
quite a lot of crime
happening. We’ve
had various people
come to us,” Harris
said.
“It makes people
feel worried.”
Sooze
She said the
Harris
association plans
to explore practical solutions
and provide an opportunity for
the community to share their
experiences.
“For us, we’re always trying to
hold spaces for people to be able
to collectively discuss things,”
Harris said.
Heathcote Valley resident Lexi
Lark told Bay Harbour News
crime was rising in the area.
She would go to the meeting.
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Tennis club aims for two new courts
• By Heidi Slade
VACANT RED Zone land could be
used by the Sumner Tennis and Squash
Club for two new tennis courts, which
would be open to the public.
The courts would go in on the corner
of Nayland St and Heberden Ave.
The courts, which would include
landscaping and fencing, are expected
to cost about $250,000.
The club intends to cover costs
through existing funds, fundraising
and potential funding applications.
“We’re lucky to have a bit of money in
the bank,” club treasurer Nelson Glass
said.
The additional courts would help
the club clear its waitlist and create
more space for its large events like
tournaments. It would also provide
free courts for the community to use.
Last week the club asked the city
council if it could lease the land longterm.
“It looks like we can get the land,”
Glass said.
The club will now consult with
its members and work towards a
definitive plan for the project.
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Coastal hazards planning
The city council has released two reports – Coastal Adaption Planning
and Impacts of Coastal Hazards on Travel – as part of its planning for
hazards caused by sea level rise.
Page 8
treasures from the past
1890 Lyttelton Regatta
An intense rivalry between two shipwrights and their boats came to a
head in the 1890 Lyttelton Regatta.
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Birdlings Flat residents demand support
in fight to stop water chlorination
• By Heidi Slade
A BIRDLINGS Flat resident says
Banks Peninsula MP Tracey
McLellan has let the community
down over the upcoming
chlorination of its water supply,
set for next week.
Said Birdlings Flat community
representative Clive James: “She
needs to stand up here.
“It’s really disappointing. To
our community this is a really
important decision. It’s really
frustrating.
“She’s had six days now to
respond.”
James sent a strongly worded
email to McLellan on Monday
night, after not getting a response
to a previous email, sent
last Tuesday, asking for her support
over the chlorination issue.
“So I take it that our small
township and
community
aren’t worth your
time to respond,”
the email said.
McLellan
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McLellan
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But a spokesperson for her office
said she had not yet seen James’
latest email.
On Thursday, McLellan
responded to Bay Harbour News
over James’ email, sent Tuesday
last week.
“My office received an email
two days ago which I am in the
process of responding to with
suggestions for how residents
can continue to take this matter
forward,” McLellan said.
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and Taumata Arowai is the independent
drinking water regulator,
established with bipartisan
support.
“Operational decisions made
by Taumata Arowai are rightly
made independently of the
Government as they are an independent
Crown agency.
This matter is for Christchurch
City Council and Taumata
Arowai and I understand there
is an ongoing dialogue between
those agencies, which I am
"
watching closely.”
In May, the city council
announced a schedule for
introducing chlorine to all
Christchurch water supply zones,
in compliance with the Water
Services Act.
The rollout follows Government
water regulator Taumata
Arowai advising the city council
it intended to decline the council’s
first exemption applications.
“We believe that our water is
perfectly good and the council
have done enough,” James said.
Birdlings Flat currently has
a 188m deep bore, James said.
Water travels through UV
disinfectants and filters and the
supply is regularly tested for
contaminants.
“Our water quality is extremely
high . . . We call it pristine,”
James said.
In November, residents temporarily
stopped the city council’s
plan to chlorinate water within
a few days of notifying the community
it would be added.
“You can’t just spring on
people that all of a sudden you’re
going to start putting poison in
our water,” James said.
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James and fellow community
representative Joy Dixon also
have concerns for the community’s
health, should chlorine be
introduced.
“We’re a widespread community,”
Dixon said. “The chlorine
has to be a minimum concentration
at the end of the network,
which is 0.2 (milligrams per
litre). But, to get it to be 0.2 at the
end of the network some people
will be being exposed to higher
levels of chlorine in their water at
the start.”
Dixon and James said the community
are keeping ongoing plans
to themselves, however another
protest could be on the way.
Banks Peninsula Ward city
councillor Tyrone Fields said he
would continue to support the
Birdlings Flat community.
“We have a very, very small
community with an exemplary
water supply,” he said.
“I’ve got their back on this,
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the levers that I have available.
Whether or not the regulator
will listen, that’s another thing.”
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the Birdlings Flat water supply
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Eco collective shifts focus
• By Heidi Slade
PEST CONTROL and tree
planting – these are potential
new projects in the sights of
the community group which
has won a battle over proposed
cattle barns in Kaituna Valley.
The Little River Eco Collective
says it is relieved farming
company Wongan Hills Ltd has
withdrawn its application to
Environment Canterbury for the
four proposed barns.
“There’s a lot
of enthusiastic
relief,” spokesperson
Donald
Matheson said.
The collective
Donald
Matheson
had concerns
about flooding in
the valley and its
potential impact
on the barns and Waihora-Lake
Ellesmere.
“The valley is not just occasionally
flood-prone,” Matheson
said. “According to the residents,
there are floods regularly and
quite significantly.”
Matheson said the place where
the barns were planned would
be underwater in the event of a
flood, causing the composting
process to go anaerobic, creating
a stench as it omitted methane.
Wongan Hills Ltd said
the Kaituna Valley site would
potentially be revisited in
the future.
While the fight against
Wongan Hills Ltd is over, the
collective plans to build on the
momentum it has gained over
the past 16 months.
“Interest in our group has
grown since we started this
campaign,” Matheson said.
He said there were numerous
projects on Banks Peninsula the
collective could turn its efforts
towards, like pest control and
tree planting.
Wongan Hills Ltd applied
for a discharge permit and
land use consent in March last
year, to build four composting
feed barns on a Kaituna Valley
property, which could house
up to 2200 cattle, 24 hours
a day.
In November, the collective
started a community petition
and protested outside ECan’s
Tuam St office to have the
application publicly notified,
which it was the following
month.
The application received
128 submissions, most in
opposition to the plan. Twentyeight
submitters, including the
collective, were set to be heard at
an ECan hearing in July.
Wongan Hills Ltd said
the decision to withdraw its
application had been driven by
a need to develop an alternative
site first. It was also concerned
the hearing process for the
Kaituna Valley proposal would
be extensive and costly.
ECan consents planning
manager Aurora Grant said
withdrawn applications are a
normal part of the Resource
Management Act process.
“This can be for a range of
reasons, but often it can be due
to the significant work and
associated time and expense
ECO
COLLECTIVE
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Hill Ltd has
withdrawn its
application for
four feed barns
in a section of
flood-prone
Kaituna Valley
(marked in red).
required to prepare for a
hearing,” she said.
“This can sometimes result in
a reconsideration of the effects
and merits of the proposal from
the applicant’s perspective,
and result in deciding not to
proceed.”
The collective had been
fundraising through online donation
platform Givealittle since
March, for legal and specialist
support at the hearing, with a
goal of $19,000.
The group raised $7600.
Just over $5000 has already
been spent on legal fees in
preparation for the hearing.
“We’ve spent quite a lot of it
on lawyers,” Matheson said.
“We were expecting to, in a
couple of weeks, present a legal
case to ECan.”
The collective has decided
the remaining $2343 will be
returned to donors.
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Residents, police
meeting to keep
‘each other safe’
•From page 1
Said Lexi: “I do feel like there is
an increase in crime in the area.”
Lexi’s friend’s car was broken
into on Marsden St overnight a
couple of weeks
ago.
Valuable audio
equipment like
microphones
and cables were
among the items
Lexi Lark
taken.
Lark said
the incident
was reported to police the next
morning but she had not heard
anything back.
The meeting will also be
attended by
Lyttelton police
Sergeant Anna
Partridge,
representatives
from Fire and
Emergency New
Anna
Partridge
Zealand and the
Heathcote Valley
Community
Patrol.
“A lot of the crimes that are
happening in Heathcote are from
people coming in from outside
the area,” Partridge said.
“(The meeting) will be really
positive for everyone.”
Heathcote Ward city councillor
Sara Templeton will attend the
meeting. She said it will be good
to hear what the police have to
say.
“The local Facebook group
seems to mostly have car thefts
and break-ins, which is incredibly
frustrating for all
involved and is
similar to other
community
Facebook groups
that I’m on,”
Templeton said.
“It’s great that
the community
are being
Sara
Templeton
proactive in this space, both in
holding the meeting and seeing
what we can do as a community
to help each other stay safe and
to limit these crimes. I’m looking
forward to the meeting and to
seeing what it is I can do as local
councillor,” she said.
•The meeting will start at
7.30pm in the Heathcote
Valley Community Centre
on Bridle Path Rd
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Wednesday June 14 2023 Bay Harbour News
NEWS 7
Action plan to combat
‘anti-social’ motorists
• By Heidi Slade
AN ACTION plan to identify
and deter “anti-social” driving
on Banks Peninsula has been
created after a meeting over the
issue.
Community leaders, police,
city council staff and residents
met on Friday to create a list
of action points to tackle the
ongoing problem on the roads
around Lyttelton Harbour and
the surrounding bays.
Said Banks Peninsula city
councillor Tyrone Fields: “It’s
really ruining [residents] quality
of life.
“Somebody is going to get
hurt.”
The plan includes borrowing
cameras from Waka Kotahi New
Zealand Transport Agency to
identify drivers, city council staff
investigating speed limits
in the area and more police
visibility on the roads.
Sergeant Anna Partridge
was at the meeting and
said it was positive to see
people working together to
solve the issue and support
residents.
“It was a really good
meeting to have everyone
together,” she said.
“I don’t think we’ll be
able to solve the
issue, but everyone
has a better
understanding of the
role they can play.”
Cass Bay resident
Scott Adams said “good
progress” was made at
Tyrone
Fields
the meeting.
He felt having the
support of community
leaders may help combat antisocial
driving.
“Sometimes it’s a truck, more
often than not it’s a boy racer,”
Adams said.
“It’s not just a bunch of
residents whinging.”
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Coastal hazards planning takes step forward
THE CITY council has released
two key reports as part of its
planning for coastal hazards
caused by sea-level rise.
The reports follow engagement
with Lyttelton Harbour
and Port Levy communities to
better understand local values
and priorities in relation to
the coastal environment as the
impacts of climate change are felt
through increased coastal flooding,
coastal erosion and rising
groundwater.
The information will be used
by the city council and the Whakaraupō
Lyttelton Harbour and
Koukourarata Port Levy Coastal
Panel to help develop draft adaptation
plans for the area, which
communities will be able to give
feedback on later this year.
Said city council
team leader coastal
adaptation planning
Jane Morgan:
“It’s wonderful
to have captured
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Morgan
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such a broad base
of feedback from
the people who
live, work and play
in the Whakaraupō Lyttelton
Harbour and Koukourarata Port
Levy area, to help inform our adaptation
planning going forward.
“We were able to connect with
the communities in their own
backyard to hear about the issues
that matter most to them, their
concerns for the future, and what
they want the area to look like. It
was a very helpful and important
step.”
The city council ran a series
of community events between
October and December last year
as part of its main engagement
programme, including a family
fun day at Allandale Hall.
It also worked with local
schools to deliver “beachinars”,
where students talked on the
beach with experts about how
coastal hazards may affect
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the area.
A total of 294 respondents
contributed to the main consultation,
with a further 151 contributing
to a secondary survey
specifically about what impacts
coastal hazards may have on
transport. The two consultations
formed the basis for the two
reports released last week.
“During the engagement
period we asked the community
to tell us what they value in the
area,” said Morgan.
“This information then formed
the basis of the coastal panel’s
work to develop the community
objectives, which are critical to
the assessment of adaptation
options and plans alongside
technical, cultural, ecological
and cost considerations.”
Adaptation options could
include flood-proofing infrastructure,
retreating assets, or
using planning tools to avoid
developing in at-risk areas and
increasing the risk of harm to
people and property.
The coastal panel has also
agreed on the locations that will
be prioritised for adaptation
planning within the Lyttelton
Harbour and Port Levy area.
“We can’t reasonably plan for
every inch of the coastline, so the
coastal panel has agreed on six
priority adaptation locations to
focus on,” said Morgan.
“These are defined as particularly
at-risk locations that will receive
an adaptation plan. They’re
areas where clusters of public
assets, particularly critical assets,
and networks of infrastructure
are vulnerable to coastal hazards
over the next 30 years.”
The priority adaptation locations
have been confirmed as
Rāpaki, Allandale, Teddington,
Southern Charteris Bay, Purau,
and Port Levy.
“In recognition of the interconnectedness
and criticality
of transport assets across the
harbour, the coastal panel have
also agreed that roading and marine
infrastructure assets will be
considered together as part of a
separate and wider assessment,”
said Morgan.
“This reflects feedback from
the community who identified
jetties, wharves and piers
as highly valued assets for
consideration.”
• To learn more about
coastal hazards adaption
or to read the reports, go
to www.ccc.govt.nz
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Grants help young achievers
compete against the world
THE SUMNER Ferrymead
Foundation is helping four high
school students represent New
Zealand overseas.
For Sophie Cook, Iona Lawson,
Holly Sawyer and Amelie Wink,
competing on the international
stage is not an expensive exercise
and fundraising is essential.
Foundation trustee John
Christensen said while its focus
is on annual scholarships and
awards programme, it also
provides grants to individuals
and community organisations in
the Bay Harbour News area.
“When I look at the calibre
of those applying for the travel
grants, I suspect they will be
applying for one of the academic
scholarships or awards once they
start their tertiary education,
or for an Outward Bound
scholarship. We have some
talented kids in our community,
and it’s great to be able to assist
them represent their country.
Amelie, a year 13 Christchurch
Girls’ High School student, has
just returned from El Salvador
where she was the youngest
member in the NZ team competing
in the ISA world longboard
championships.
Amelie’s love surfing started
when she learned to ride a standup
paddle board with her dad as
a 7-year-old. Amelie attended her
first national surfing competition
when she was 13. But her trip
to El Salvador marked her first
international competition, where
she competed against some
of the top female surfers from
around the world.
“It was a fantastic experience.
We had 20 minutes to surf, and
as there were only two others
out there with me, I had plenty
of opportunities to catch some
great waves. Whilst I was happy
with the waves I caught, I got a
nasty gastro bug and it impacted
on my performance,” said
Amelie.
“I had done a lot of land based
training to build muscle memory
before I went, and any spare
moment I had I’d be in the water
practising.”
Meanwhile, Iona, a year 12
St Andrew’s College student,
will head to the to the world
pipe band championships in
Glasgow from August 18-19. She
started playing in the school’s C
Band in year 9 and worked her
way up through the grades. In
2021, she won the grade 2 New
Zealand championships but the
Covid pandemic stopped her
competing internationally until
this year.
Said Iona: “We needed to raise
a lot of money so I’ve been working
at the local supermarket,
busking and applying for grants.
I need to fit this in between
school work, the Duke of Edinburgh
Award and sport, so fortunately,
I’m pretty organised.”
Iona said Scotland is well and
truly in her blood. She was born
there and is considering moving
to Dunedin to attend university.
Holly, a year 11 St Margaret’s
College student, and her team
mates will attend the International
Future Problem Solving
Competition in the United
States after winning the New
Zealand competition last November.
About 80 to 100 teams
from around the world will be
RIDE: Amelie Wink has
returned from El Salvador
where she competed in
the ISA world longboard
championships.
Left – Holly Sawyer will
travel to the US for the
Future Problem Solving
Competition.
competing at the five-day event
where they must solve a hypothetical
problem of the future.
The competition teaches critical
and creative thinking, problem
solving and decision making.
Said Holly: “For the New Zealand
competition the topic was
mining and for the international
competition it will be currency.
“Whilst we don’t know what
the actual hypothetical problem
concerning currency will be, we
can do some research before we
go. We then use a six step process
to come up with a solution
within two hours. The challenge
is to balance the creativity of the
solution with a degree of practicality,
it’s a fine balance.”
Like all the grant applicants,
Holly must balance raising funds
to travel with study and playing
sport.
“It gets pretty busy when you
are studying, playing football,
lifeguarding, applying for grants,
baby-sitting and doing a paper
run, but it’s worth it!”
Sophia, a year 11 Rudolph
Steiner School student, will
represent New Zealand at the
Australian youth climbing
competition in the lead climbing
section.
Sophie has always loved
climbing. As a child, it was rocks
and trees, but when she began
climbing in a gym two years ago
she “got the bug”.
Initially she began bouldering
in the gym – when no ropes are
used and the focus is the difficulty
of the movements – as part of
an after-school programme. She
then progressed to lead climbing
where ropes are used and the
focus is endurance. Sophia finished
second at the New Zealand
nationals in the lead climbing
section, qualifying her to join the
NZ youth team.
One of the highlights of Sophia’s
climbing career was her
recent experience in Fiordland.
“Climbing outdoors brings
new challenges, particularly
mental challenges where you
have to overcome the fear of falling,
and you need to stay calm
to control your breathing as you
plan your route.”
A self-confessed “sort of
adrenaline junkie” Sophia loves
skiing, surfing, skate boarding
and hiking.
•For more information
on the Sumner Ferrymead
Foundation grants
programme for individuals,
teams or community
organisations, go to
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TREASURES FROM THE PAST
Pastime and Little Wonder with Mahanga trailing in the 1890 Lyttelton
New Year’s Day Regatta.
Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum ref. 14692.1
https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1135601
The 1890 Lyttelton
Regatta rivalry
YACHTING HAS
long been a favoured
pastime in Whakaraupō
Lyttelton Harbour, with
the Lyttelton Regatta
Committee’s first
competition being held on
May 24, 1851 to celebrate
Queen Victoria’s 32nd
birthday – barely six
months after the arrival of
the Canterbury colony’s
‘first four ships’.
A decade later, in 1862,
the Lyttelton New Year’s
Day Regatta was established.
After the railway
tunnel opened in December
1867, the regatta began
to attract large crowds
from the growing city
of Christchurch and the
Waitaha Canterbury Plains
beyond. By the 1870s, Lyttelton’s
annual New Year’s
Day Regatta had become
the colony’s largest aquatic
sporting festival.
In 1870, Scotsman
William Sinclair and his
Australian-born son Jimmy
set up their shipwright
business in Lyttelton Port’s
Dampier Bay next to what
would become, in 1883, the
port’s graving or dry dock.
They were especially
active in the competitive
yachting scene through
the 1880s with Jimmy
Sinclair’s prize-winning
racer Little Wonder. A
lightly built centreboarder,
she included an innovative
stacking board for the
crew to ‘hike’ or ‘lean out’
over the side as the yacht
heeled upwind. Taking on
all-comers, Little Wonder
was the region’s champion
racing yacht through
the mid-1880s.
Attracted by the ‘fame
and fortune’ the Sinclair’s
were winning for their
business, fellow Scotsman
and shipwright Malcolm
Miller decided to join the
competition, and in 1886
built his own racing yacht,
the famous Pastime, in
his shipbuilding yard at
Corsair Bay.
At five tonnes, she was
cutter-rigged and carvelbuilt
of kauri and red birch
timbers. Initially 8.5m
long with a 2m beam, 1.2m
draft and a lead ballast
jarrah keel, she was built
to take on Sinclair’s Little
Wonder as well as the
champion Dunedin built
yacht Mahanga, but she
failed to dominate in a
series of races over the next
two years.
Not one to give up,
Miller went back to the
drawing board and rebuilt
Pastime in 1889, adding
extra length to her hull
and rigging 125sq m of
sail. The new Pastime was
completed in time for what
would become the race
of the century at the 1890
Lyttelton New Year’s Day
Regatta.
The 1890 regatta began
promisingly enough with
the morning’s fine weather
welcoming the growing
crowds along with his
excellency, the newly
appointed Governor of
New Zealand, Sir William
Hillier Onslow.
However, as people
gathered along the port
town’s wharves and vantage
points, the festivities
were rudely interrupted
by a sudden mid-morning
storm that scuppered a
number of rowing and
swimming events while
drenching their audience.
The storm cleared
soon enough and the sun
shone through to allow
the main yacht race to
start with Pastime, Mahanga,
Zephyr and Little
Wonder all getting away
in a handy north-easterly
breeze.
Unfortunately, this reprieve
from the inclement
weather did not last long
and the harbour waters
were soon whipped by
a fierce sou’wester gale
that cancelled the day’s
remaining events, while
the racing yachts, at times
barely visible, battled on in
heavy winds.
While the lead changed
hands several times over
the first half of the race, the
increasingly rough conditions
favoured Pastime.
In a photograph
from the race we can
see Pastime spoiling Little
Wonder’s clear air
as Mahanga trails behind,
before the storm forced
the latter to retire along
with Zephyr.
In the end, Malcolm
Miller’s Pastime took the
honours in heavy squalls
with his arch-rival Jimmy
Sinclair’s Little Wonder the
runner up some 50 minutes
behind.
Little Wonder would
never challenge Pastime
again, and it would be
Jimmy Sinclair’s turn to
up the ante with a new
champion racing yacht,
the Mascotte, launched just
11 months later.
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NEWS 17
Dog walkers unaware of prohibition
• By Heidi Slade
PEOPLE HAVE been
unknowingly exercising their
pets in a regional park where
dogs have been prohibited for at
least 14 years.
Dogs are not permitted in
Birdlings Flat Regional Park,
which borders Lake Forsyth, and
haven’t been since at least 2008.
But locals have been
unwittingly taking them there
for years, due to a lack of city
council signage.
Esther Phillips has lived in
Birdlings Flat for about 20
years and has been walking her
dog at the regional park, near
Christchurch Akaroa Rd, for
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Phillips said “everyone” takes
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She was recently approached at
the park by a city council ranger
while walking her dog Amber.
“(The ranger) was really polite.
He just indicated that because
it’s a wildlife reserve, dogs aren’t
permitted,” she said.
Phillips posted the
information to the Birdlings Flat
community Facebook page.
“There’s no signage anywhere
to indicate to anyone that dogs
were not welcome,” she said.
City council regional parks
manager Kay Holder said
old signage at the park was
vandalised.
BAN: Esther Phillips didn’t realise she couldn’t walk her german shepherd Amber in Birdlings Flat Regional Park – until
she was stopped by a city council ranger.
“We are currently working on
improving the signage,” Holder
said.
City council head of regulatory
compliance Tracey Weston said a
warning may be issued or a $300
infringement under the Dog
Control Act.
“The area is marked as a prohibited
area, dog owners breaching
the bylaw may incur the
above penalties,” Weston said.
In August, Phillips phoned
the city council to report a local
whose dogs were running off
the lead in the park. The council
phone operator did not tell
her dogs were not permitted at
all.
Phillips now wonders where
she can exercise her dog locally.
“Dogs like to run around in a
park,” she said.
There is a dog exercise area
in Little River Wairewa, but for
Phillips, driving 12km to walk
her dog is not an option.
Little River resident Steve Attwood
found he couldn’t take his
dog to the regional park when he
saw Phillips’ Facebook post.
“It was a good place to take a
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“There are no signs anywhere
to say no dogs.
“Councils do have to think
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exercise their dogs,” he said.
While Attwood appreciates the
dog park, he said it can be boring
for his pet.
“I think it’s a great idea, but
nevertheless it’s just a grass
paddock.”
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Wednesday June 14 2023 Bay Harbour News 25
72 CONWAY STREET | SOMERFIELD
H O M E C H R I S T C H U R C H . C O . N Z
H O M E C H R I S T C H U R C H L I M I T E D , L I C E N S E D R E A A 2 0 0 8

26 Bay Harbour News Wednesday June 14 2023
74A MONCKS SPUR ROAD | REDCLIFFS
72 CONWAY STREET | SOMERFIELD
DEADLINE: 12PM, 21 JUNE 2023 (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
3 BED 1 BATH 2 CAR
835 M2 (MORE OR LESS)
This HOME has oodles of character and charm, ideal for the avid person who adores
character HOMES. Positioned perfectly to take advantage of all-day sun and an
exceptional front yard makes 72 Conway Street the perfect family HOME.
It’s a remarkable feeling inspecting a HOME that presents this well; leaving you more
time to imagine how your life would be living there, rather than what you need to fix
before moving in. With all earthquake repairs being completed, an engineer’s report
and council files provided, you will have the utmost peace of mind.
The HOME is spread out over 120sqm and boasts an open plan living space and if you
love to entertain you’ll love the indoor-outdoor flow onto the north-facing deck,
which is perfectly sheltered from the easterly wind. Then there are three bedrooms:
all capable of fitting king-sized beds, and high ceilings throughout the HOME plus
the abundance of natural light enhance the space on offer. Additionally, all of the
bedrooms are serviced by a large family bathroom.
Look no further than 72 Conway Street, a HOME poised for immediate enjoyment.
Kieren or Khuzwane will see you at one of our regular open HOMES.
KIEREN GRAY
021 363 944
kieren@homechch.co.nz
KHUZWANE HOLDER
027 634 2643
khuzwane@homechch.co.nz

Wednesday June 14 2023 Bay Harbour News 27
Born and bred in Christchurch and currently living on the Banks Peninsula,
Khuzwane knows and loves his home town. All his previous jobs have been
about helping people and building relationships and this shines through in
Khuzwane’s vibrant and inviting personality. Buyers can be assured genuine
and empathetic interactions and sellers can trust his approach and
determination to deliver an all round positive and professional experience for
all.
“My goal is to make your Real Estate experience fun, exciting and memorable!
We should all be grateful for the opportunity we have each day to make a
positive impact on the lives of others whether its personally or professionally.”
Welcome to HOME KHUZWANE
KHUZWANE HOLDER
027 634 2643 | khuzwane@homechch.co.nz
What made you want to jump into real estate?
From my previous roles I really enjoy being a
trusted source of information and support for
people as they go about their purchase
decisions, and what better industry to do that in
than Real Estate
Winter is here, do you have a favourite winter
activity or place to visit?
The whole Otago region is beautiful this time of
year as is the West Coast but I'm most happy
anywhere I can enjoy a nice walk during the day
and a roaring fireplace at night.
What was most memorable when you
purchased your first home?
That feeling of getting the keys and knowing that
I was taking my first steps on a path to enjoy a
life I had only imagined for a long time.
What is your favourite Eatery in Christchurch/
Banks Peninsula?
Portershed Cafe and Grater Goods Restaurant are
my top two and of course my local Little River
Cafe!
If you had to choose an alternative career
path, what would it be?
Supercar test driver :D
Who do you idolise and why?
NBA Superstar Lebron James, his whole life story
and professional career till now I think will be
looked back on in history as one of the greatest
examples of sporting and general life
achievement.
You're left alone on a resort island, you can
take one book, one movie and one album, what
are you taking?
Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari , James Camerons
Avatar and Fat Freddys Drop - Based on a True
Story
And finally, what is your greatest achievement
to date?
Not sure about a specific achievement but Im
proud that I challenge myself to try new things and
get out of my comfort zone as much as possible
and for me that is an achievement I can
acknowledge everyday.

28 Bay Harbour News Wednesday June 14 2023
HOMES FOR SALE
44A RICHMOND HILL ROAD
BY NEGOTIATION
3 BED 2 BATH 2 CAR
1C/66 ARMAGH STREET
ENQUIRIES OVER $449,000
1 BED 1 BATH 1 CARPARK
83 MAJOR HORNBROOK ROAD
ENQUIRIES OVER $1,999,999
5 BED 2.5 BATH 4 CAR + SLEEP OUT
SOLD HOMES
79A PORT HILLS ROAD
SOLD | $762,000
3 BED 1 BATH 1 CAR
30 OTTAWA ROAD
SOLD | $335,000
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2 BED 1 BATH 1 CAR
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