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The Wheels to Wings drop-in session planned for th The Wheels to Wings drop-in session planned for this Thursday has been postponed until next week, and the consultation period has been extended through to 15 March. The final drop-in session is now set down for 11am to 3pm on Thursday 11 March at the Bishopdale YMCA. This session will go ahead if we are still in Alert Level 2. See link in bio for more info. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #urbandesign #localgovernment #hyperlocalnews #cycleway #activetransport #activetransportation
The Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board will mee The Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board will meet this Friday 5 March at 9am in the Papanui boardroom. There's only small number of items on the agenda, which includes: a report back from a young person supported by a grant from the Board; a proposed road name for a development in Bridgend; and minutes from the previous Board meeting and Submissions Committee meeting. The meeting is open for the public to attend (noting that Level 2 requirements around hygiene and distancing will apply). See link in bio for more info. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #localgovernment
This week's public meeting to discuss noise from t This week's public meeting to discuss noise from the motorway has been postponed. Join the CNC Noise group on Facebook for updates. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #urbandesign #covid19nz #covid19 #hyperlocalnews
With the move to Alert Level 2 today a number of l With the move to Alert Level 2 today a number of local events have been cancelled, postponed, or altered in format. Brass on the Grass at St Paul's Papanui is not going ahead this afternoon. The Ōtautahi Together concert in the Botanic Gardens has changed to an online-only format. Ōtautahi Together concludes the commemorative programme to mark 10 years since the Christchurch earthquake. To view the concert, see link in bio or Council social media. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #covid19nz #covid19 #hyperlocalnews
At the 19 February meeting, the Waipapa/Papanui-In At the 19 February meeting, the Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board: received four public forum presentations; approved road names for a subdivision in Belfast; approved the three-month trial of bus priority lanes on Cranford Street; approved two grants from the Board's Discretionary Response Fund; and received a staff report on issues and initiatives within the Board area. The next Board meeting will be on Friday 5 March. See link in bio for more info. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #localgovernment
Duncan Webb Labour MP for Christchurch Central has Duncan Webb Labour MP for Christchurch Central has arranged a meeting with Waka Kotahi NZTA for Redwood residents to discuss noise issues with the Christchurch Northern Corridor, and possible mitigations. The meeting is set for 7pm on Wednesday 3 March at St Silas Church. If you have an interest in the meeting or in noise effects of the motorway, see the 'CNC Noise' Facebook group or contact Duncan Webb's office. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #urbandesign #hyperlocalnews
On 17 February, the submissions committee of the W On 17 February, the submissions committee of the Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board formulated submissions on the Council's draft Christchurch Central City Parking Policy, and on the Wheels to Wings Major Cycleway. The details of the Board's submissions can be found in the minutes from the meeting - see link in bio for more info. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #localgovernment
With the return to Alert Level 1, dates have been With the return to Alert Level 1, dates have been confirmed for two remaining drop-in information sessions for the Wheels to Wings cycleway. Members of the public can call in to talk to Council staff as follows: Date: Thursday 25 February 2021 Time: anytime between 4.30 pm to 6.30 pm Location: Chapel Street Centre, Christchurch North Methodist Parish, 68 Harewood Road, Papanui Date: Thursday 4 March 2021 Time: anytime between 10.30 am to 12.30 pm Location: Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Community Centre, 13 Bishopdale Court See link in bio for more info. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #urbandesign #localgovernment #hyperlocalnews #cycleway #activetransport #activetransportation
Think Papanui was on site this morning for the unv Think Papanui was on site this morning for the unveiling and blessing of new storyboards installed along the CNC shared path. 11 signs between the Waimakariri Bridge and Cranford Street depict the history of the area and the importance of the environment along the route. The steel interpretation panels can be found at: Waimakariri River; Ōtukaikino Reserve; the Railway Line; Kā Putahi Creek Bridge; Belfast Road; Kā Putahi Creek diversion; Styx River; Prestons Road; Owen Mitchell Park; Cranford Basin; and Cranford Street. See link in bio for more info. #papanui #christchurch #chch #community #urbandesign
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