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Learn more about the Northern Line Cycleway


Come down to the Redwood School hall between 5pm-7pm tonight to learn more about the proposals for the Northern Line Cycleway.





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Author Simon BrittenPosted on November 1, 2016September 23, 2017

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A claim made by a Councillor in The Press that loc A claim made by a Councillor in The Press that local Community Boards have voted for/against the proposed Wheels to Wings cycleway has been refuted by Council. Head of Transport Richard Osborne confirmed today to Think Papanui that Council staff held a joint briefing with the Waimāreo/Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood Community Board and the Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board on 10 November 2020. The briefing covered the Nor’West Arc and Wheels to Wings cycleways. A briefing on the Wheels to Wings cycleway was also given to the Urban Development and Transport Committee on 17 December 2020. Both of these briefings were public excluded and were for information not decision-making purposes, so no voting took place. Public feedback on the proposal will go to a hearings panel, which will report to the Council's Urban Development and Transport Committee where the final decisions will be made. See link in bio for more info. Image credit: Christchurch City Council #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #urbandesign #localgovernment #hyperlocalnews #hyperlocal #activetransport #activetransportation
The Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board will mee The Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board will meet this Friday at 9am in the Papanui boardroom. The agenda includes: the presentation of a petition regarding planned residential developments in Mersey & Westminster Streets; briefings on a high voltage cable project and the Cranford bus priority lane; proposed renaming of two reserves adjacent to Pūharakekenui / Styx River; recommended changes to the Youth Development Fund application process; an application to the Board's Discretionary Response Fund; and an area report on initiatives and issues current within the Community Board area. The meeting is open for the public to attend. See link in bio for more info. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #localgovernment
Redwood and Belfast residents concerned with noise Redwood and Belfast residents concerned with noise from the Christchurch Northern Corridor (CNC) motorway may be interested in today's update from @duncanwebbmp. He has met with the CNC Alliance and will be arranging another meeting - see his Facebook post or link in bio for details on how to be included. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #urbandesign
Christchurch City Council has released its design Christchurch City Council has released its design plans for the Wheels to Wings – Papanui ki Waiwhetū cycleway, which is proposed to follow Harewood Road from Papanui Rd to Waimakariri Rd near Johns Rd. Associated safety improvements include traffic lights for the Harewood/Gardiners/Breens intersection and changes to the Bishopdale roundabout. See link in bio for further information including detailed plans, dates for public drop-in information sessions, and an online submission form. The proposal is open for feedback through to 22 February. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #urbandesign #localgovernment #hyperlocalnews #cycleway #activetransport
At the last meeting of 2020, the Waipapa/Papanui-I At the last meeting of 2020, the Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board: approved the location and construction of a temporary wayfinding sign for Shirley Community Reserve; approved the relocation of a bus stop on North Avon Rd; and approved three grants for the Board's Positive Youth Development Fund, & four from the Board's Discretionary Response Fund. The Board's first meeting for 2021 is scheduled for 9am on Friday 29 January in the Papanui Boardroom. See link in bio for more info. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #localgovernment
Free travel on the direct bus services between Ran Free travel on the direct bus services between Rangiora & Kaiapoi and the city has been extended for another week. These services operate at peak times Monday to Friday and travel along the Christchurch Northern Corridor motorway. See link in bio for more info. Image credit: Metro Canterbury #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #urbandesign #localgovernment #hyperlocalnews #publictransportation #publictransport
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Level 1 water restrictions have been introduced ac Level 1 water restrictions have been introduced across Christchurch from today, 14 January. The use of hoses, sprinklers and garden irrigation systems is permitted only on alternate days - even-numbered addresses on even dates, and odd-numbered addresses on odd dates. No water can be used outdoors between 3pm and 9pm. Council Q&A: Q: Is the Council conserving water on its sports fields, parks and Botanic Gardens? A: "We’re doing our best to lead by example. We’re trying to conserve water by only watering parks and sports fields early morning and late evening, when it’s cooler. However, some of our fields have a sand base, which must be watered during the day to prevent the turf from dying. If the turf died, it would be very expensive to replace. The Botanic Gardens has its own private well so doesn’t draw water from the public water supply, but it’s still doing what it can to lead by example and save water." Q: What about water bottlers/rural irrigators? A: "Water-bottling plants/rural irrigators don’t use the Council’s water supply network (they have their own water sources), so they don’t affect the public supply." Image credit: Christchurch City Council See link in bio for more info. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #localgovernment
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