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Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz Wednesday November 8 2023 Bay Harbour News NEWS 7 ‘Communities need to be resilient as a whole’ • From page 1 Cartoonist Alex Hallatt is one of the volunteers. She joined to help her community get prepared in case Lyttelton gets cut off – as it did in the February 22, 2011 earthquake – due to a climate change induced disaster. “I think especially in the face of climate change we need communities to be resilient as a whole. That is the impetus for Alex Hallatt me joining,” she said. The hub is modelled around community self-reliance. “We do not really like to be dictated to from the outside,” Hallatt said. “If we work on it in advance, then it means we can get the kind of response we want as a community.” Hallatt’s training is ongoing until mid-December. The volunteers are taking part in workshops on emergency communications and drilling the set-up of the hub. “It is like the best kind of insurance you hope to never use.” Hallatt has found the training enjoyable and educational so far. “I was not expecting it to be fun because, you know, you are RESPONSE: Communities from Sumner to Diamond Harbour are organising emergency plans to respond to the risks of climate change and natural disaster. PHOTO: NEWSLINE planning for a disaster.” Hallatt encourages any interested Lyttelton residents to volunteer. “You are planning for a disaster, but by getting involved with the hub now you can have a real laugh,” she said. Charteris Bay resident Jill Pattinson is heading the steering committee for the community response in the Harbour Basin area. Pattinson said the steering committee’s focus is helping residents’ associations in the area set up their own disaster plans, and facilitate expert advice. Emergency Jill Pattinson hubs will be a part of larger preparedness strategy. With the threat of climate change induced events like wildfires, Pattinson said communities felt “that they actually needed to take greater control of minimising the risks in the area”. Creating an overall fire plan is the first priority for the individual residents’ associations. “I have found wonderful responses from all the associations and great enthusiasm.” Pattinson said the committee has been following the Lyttelton hub’s progress closely. “We have kept in communication around what can be achieved together.” In Sumner, the residents’ association is in earlier stages of local disaster preparation and following a different route to meet local needs. SCRA chair Liza Sparrow said the association is seeking funding and Liza Sparrow volunteers for the development of a mass evacuation plan for Sumner and Taylors Mistake. This plan would take priority over an emergency hub due to the disaster risks associated with Sumner’s location, such as tsunami, rockfall, fire and flood. Sparrow said this plan would also be co-ordinated with Lyttelton and other nearby communities. Volunteers from the Lyttelton hub and Harbour Basin representatives were scheduled to meet yesterday afternoon for the next stage of preparing their communities, including attending a Civil Defence session learning about communication in an emergency. Let’s pick a path Water & coast Climate action Land use & biodiversity HURRY! 25% off ORDER NOW FOR PRE CHRISTMAS INSTALL Sun Filter Roller Blinds Sun filter roller blinds give you privacy during the day and stop up to 95% of the UV and glare. This is our biggest selling blind, and available in a great selection of colours. Insect Screens Insect screens are great protection against all the creepy crawlies and are available in the retractable screens suitable for all doorways and windows. Also available are the magnetic screens for the smaller windows and the more cost effective option. HURRY!... ORDER NOW FOR PRE CHRISTMAS INSTALL We’ve heard what’s important to you, and now we’re asking you to think about your priorities for the outcomes and actions we set for our future. Help us pick the right path at Closes 3 December 2023. 99 Sawyers Arms Rd, Papanui Hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm, Saturday 9am - 1pm We come to you with our mobile service, or see us in-store. Free Measure & Quote Phone. 365 4666 www.venluree.co.nz
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