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Grampian St roadworks are starting

Roadworks are starting to install the speed management measures for Grampian Street that the Papanui Innes Community Board approved in April.

Author Simon BrittenPosted on May 29, 2017September 23, 2017

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On Friday 30 October from 6pm to 8pm there'll be a

On Friday 30 October from 6pm to 8pm there'll be a night market at the Papanui Youth Centre. See link in bio for more information, including a list of confirmed stalls.
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From Tuesday 27 October the Chaneys on-ramp to SH1

From Tuesday 27 October the Chaneys on-ramp to SH1 will be closed permanently. See link in bio for more information from the alliance building the Christchurch Northern Corridor.
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St Paul's Anglican Cemetery in Papanui dates from

St Paul's Anglican Cemetery in Papanui dates from 1853. On the afternoon of Wednesday 28 October there'll be free tours of the cemetery as part of Heritage Week. See link in bio for more info.
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The 22 October newsletter from the Waipapa/Papanui

The 22 October newsletter from the Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board includes: highlights from the Board's 16 October meeting; information on the Board's decision on Cranford Street, upcoming events; and more. See link in bio to read, and to sign up to receive future newsletters by email.
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This week's Nor'West News has an update on the res

This week's Nor'West News has an update on the resource consent hearing for the proposed boarding house in Erica St. "We've never had opposition like this before" says the owner of the property, while a nearby resident says the proposal would be better suited to a central city site. The full digital edition of the paper is available via link in bio.
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People in the Papanui area are among those who sta

People in the Papanui area are among those who stand to benefit from the Council's proposed cycle route connection on Colombo Street south of Bealey Avenue. The new cycleway will link the end of the Papanui Parallel to the Ōtākaro Avon River. The proposal is open for feedback until 27 October. See link in bio for more information and an online feedback form.
Image credit: Christchurch City Council
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More details on the Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Communit

More details on the Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board's decision on the design of Cranford Street, between Innes Rd and Berwick St. The road in that area has been widened, and it could accommodate options such as a peak-hour clearway for all vehicle types, or alternatively a peak-hour High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) or Bus only lane. These options would add capacity for more vehicles following the opening of the Northern Corridor motorway. There's a report in the agenda for last Friday's meeting with a detailed analysis of these options, but the Council staff recommendation to the Board was to endorse the current design, with one lane for traffic each way, along with car parking and a painted cycle lane ("The current design includes widening of Cranford Street and intersection improvement which will significantly improve safety for pedestrian, cyclists and all road users throughout the day when compared against all proposed options...") This recommendation, along with a desire that any future changes encourage a shift away from prioritising single-occupant vehicles, is reflected in Board's recommendations. A final decision will be made by the Council's Urban Development and Transport Committee.
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At the 16 October meeting, the Waipapa/Papanui-Inn

At the 16 October meeting, the Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board: received nine delegations on the Cranford St agenda item; endorsed the current design of Cranford Street (more details to follow in a future Think Papanui post); approved a grant from the Board's Positive Youth Development Fund; approved close to $3,000 in 'Summer with your Neighbours' funding; received an area report on initiatives and issues current within the area; and agreed to seek leave to appear at the Bottle-O licensing hearing to support residents' submissions. See link in bio to read the full minutes.
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From this Wednesday 21 October there'll be weekly

From this Wednesday 21 October there'll be weekly community activities running in the Neighbourhood Links building beside the Redwood Library on Main North Road. This week: basic phone & computer tech help. Next week: basic sewing repairs. See link in bio for more info.
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