The first of two consultation meetings on the Harewood/
No solution in sight for traffic pressures on Langdons Road?
There will be increased traffic in the Langdons Road area due to Kmart and other new retail stores, but Think Papanui’s Simon Britten has found that no changes to the road network are likely ahead of the next stage of the development opening. Click through for more:
https://simonbritten.com/…/no-solution-in-sight-for-traffi…/
No solution in sight for traffic pressures on Langdons Road?
“Analysis: the recent announcement that Kmart was moving to Papanui raised some questions about safety and traffic volumes, especially at the intersection of Langdons Road and Greers Road. I’m havin…”
School trustee elections coming up soon
Have you considered putting yourself forward as a candidate for your local school’s Board of Trustees? Or do you know someone you’d like to nominate? For most schools, nominations will close this Friday 24 May, and voting papers will be out late next week.
“For me, being a trustee is about making those decisions that help the school community as a whole” says Helen, school trustee. Watch Helen’s video to find out her motivation in becoming a school trustee.
Comment to share your trustee story #ProudtobeaSchoo
There’s still time to nominate…
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New name drawn in Think Papanui’s promotion
After re-redrawing a name in Think Papanui’s ‘2,000 likes’ celebration, I’m looking for Bobbi Oliver to please get in touch within the next couple of days. If this is you, please message this page. If you know Bobbi, can you please let her know? Thanks! ^Simon
Main North Road bus priority
The Christchurch City Council has published an update on the Main North Road bus priority project, which was approved by the Council last year. Detailed design is now complete, with a contractor to be appointed next month and construction planned for July to November 2019. Click through for more details and background information (note that consultation closed last year, despite the link still saying ‘we welcome your feedback’):
https://ccc.govt.nz/…/consultations-and…/haveyoursay/show/87
“We welcome your feedback on the Main North Road bus priority proposal”
Recap: the week ended 17 May
Think Papanui’s curator Simon Britten rounds up stories from the past week:
At the start of this week I drew names in Think Papanui’s ‘2,000 likes’ promotion. One of the two winners has been in touch and received a Kmart voucher, but I didn’t hear from the other, so in accordance with the promotion Terms & Conditions I re-drew on Wednesday and at time of writing am waiting for the new winner to get back to me.
Top post of the week was Think Papanui’s news on Monday that a battery recycling drop-off box is now available locally (at Mitre 10 Papanui). It’s great to see this facility available and the positive community response to it. I know I have a stash of batteries at home that I haven’t wanted to send to the landfill.
Mid week I shared a summary of outcomes from last Friday’s meeting of the Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board.
Coming up:
There are several events locally this coming week: Papanui High School’s open night on Tuesday 21 May; and on 21 and 23 May there are consultation meetings in relation to the Council’s proposed options for the Harewood/Gardiners/Breens intersection.
Feedback is always welcome on Think Papanui’s content, either on Facebook or Instagram, or directly to me.
With warm regards
Simon Britten
Consultation meetings re Harewood/Gardiners/Breens intersection
Reminder: community meetings to discuss proposed options for the Harewood/
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Harewood Road, Gardiners Road, Breens Road intersection
“We’re proposing two options for addressing and improving the safety of this intersection and we’d like to hear your views”
Papanui High School open night: 21 May at 6:30pm
Papanui High School’s open night for students and caregivers looking to enrol for next year is on Tuesday 21 May, starting at 6:30pm. Click through for more information:
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10 May Community Board meeting outcomes
At the 10 May meeting, the Waipapa/Papanui-Innes Community Board: approved no stopping restrictions for part of Willowview Drive; approved the replacement of redundant bus stops on Chapel St & Langdons Rd with time-restricted parking; approved a grant of $8,000 to Northcote School towards the ‘Bikes in Schools’ initiative; and approved four grants from the Board’s Positive Youth Development Fund. The Board will next meet on Friday 24 May at 9am. The full minutes can be found at:
https://christchurch.infocouncil.biz/…/PICB_20190510_MIN_32…
Battery recycling drop-off box now available at Mitre 10 Papanui
From today a Christchurch City Council battery recycling drop-off box is available at Mitre 10 Papanui. For more information including details of other drop-off sites around Christchurch, see:
http://ccc.govt.nz/
