Creating a modern, sustainable city
Christchurch City Council has raised significant concerns about the Government’s new Emergency Management Bill (No 2).
Christchurch City Council has been selected to serve as the one-stop consenting authority for the country’s large scale supermarket developments.
The rebuild of the $27 million Akaroa Wharf is on track for 2027, with construction on the new structure expected to begin early next year.
Construction on One New Zealand Stadium at Te Kaha is entering the homestretch.
Detailed design work will start next year on the lifeline route in and out of New Brighton following confirmation of $38.5 million in central government funding.
Christchurch City Council has approved feedback on the first part of the Government’s Going for Housing Growth package of proposals.
The Government has issued its final decisions on a number of matters referred to it as part of the planning process for greater housing density in Christchurch.
The Minister Responsible for RMA Reform, Chris Bishop, has told Christchurch City Council it has until the end of this year to make final decisions about applying greater housing density rules across much of the city.