Community engagement in the Papanui Ward in Christchurch, New Zealand
Children and young people will be back to school soon If you’re wondering what’s happening with zones for our local high schools, Think Papanui’s curator Simon Britten has written this handy explainer:
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Papanui and Burnside High School zones for 2020 and beyond
“Update: in March 2019 I wrote an article covering the Christchurch Secondary Schools enrolment scheme consultation, which was underway at that time. The boundary between the Papanui and Burnside Hi…”
Consultation has been extended on the Council’s proposal for a new permanent alcohol ban for rugby league fields. Feedback is now due by next Monday 27 January. Click through for details of the proposal and an online feedback form:
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Think Papanui’s curator Simon Britten rounds up stories from the past week:
Work is getting underway on the Main North Road bus priority project. This week I shared:
The Graham Condon Centre has closed for maintenance. The pools will reopen in April.
The Vinnies shop in Papanui reopened on Monday.
I shared the January newsletter from the Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board.
The CNC Alliance has published a new fly-over video of the motorway project.
This afternoon, Go Cycle Christchurch held a cycle skills session for adults. See their Facebook page for future events.
The Council is consulting on options for managing home-share accommodation. There’ll be an information session in Papanui on the 12th of February.
Drilling equipment is on site at the Grassmere Pump Station, to drill a new deeper well as part of the Council’s work on the city water supply.
Plans for a revamp of the St Albans skate park are open for feedback from today through to 17 February.
Feedback is always welcome on Think Papanui’s content, either on Facebook or Instagram, or directly to me.
With warm regards
Simon Britten
Plans for a revamp of the St Albans skate park are open for feedback from today through to 17 February. Beginner-friendly features are proposed to be added, with the total size nearly doubling. Click through for more information and an online feedback form. You can also meet staff to find out more and discuss the plans at tomorrow’s skate jam (12pm to 3pm Saturday 18 Jan).
https://www.ccc.govt.nz/…/consultation…/haveyoursay/show/284
“It’s time to revitalise St Albans skate park and we want to know what you think works, what features are important to you and any suggestions you may have on the proposed design…”
Equipment is on site to enable the installation of a new deeper water supply well at the Grassmere Pump Station in Papanui. This is part of the Council’s ongoing work to upgrade the city’s water supply network. For more information see https://
The Christchurch City Council is considering changes to the District Plan in relation to home-share accommodation (eg Airbnb etc). There appears to be widespread non-compliance with the current Plan, which requires a resource consent for whole unit listings (“only a handful” of hosts have applied for consent, despite an estimated 1600-plus listings requiring them). Click through to lean more, download a 32-page discussion paper, and see times for drop-in information sessions (there’s one in Papanui on 12 February). Feedback is due by the 2nd of March.
https://ccc.govt.nz/…/consultations-an…/haveyoursay/show/283
Home-share accommodation District Plan review
“We’re seeking feedback on potential changes to the Christchurch District Plan around managing home-share accommodation…”
Until 6:30pm today you can call in to the Papanui boardroom to see plans and talk to Council staff about the Main North Rd bus priority project.
This Friday 17 January at 4:30pm Go Cycle Christchurch will hold a free cycle skills session for adults at Northcote Primary School. See the Facebook event or the Go Cycle Christchurch page for more information.
Another fly-through video, this time of the Main North Road bus priority project, which is getting underway this month. (For more information on the project, including details of the 14 Jan public drop-in session, see this Newsline article.)
Have you seen the latest aerial flyover video showing progress on the Christchurch Northern Corridor (CNC)? This footage follows the project from north to south, from the Waimakariri River through to Cranford Street.
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