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| Have your say on Draft Plan 1999 issues The Christchurch City Council Draft Plan 1999 establishes the Council’s services and budgets for the coming year — and beyond. The Plan is currently in draft form, due to be finally approved by the Council in June. This is your chance to have your say. Do you think the Council has its priorities right or not? Should more be spent to meet the needs of our City — or are service levels and budgets set too high? Complete and return the response form to make your opinions heard in the future of Christchurch. Please answer the questions, no later than 18 June 1999. |
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Please Note:
This is only a small selection of the many issues Council deals with.
The Christchurch
City Council Draft Plan 1999 contains a large
number of other decisions which are not referred to in here.
For more information you should consult the Draft Plan, which is
available from libraries or service centres or by ringing 941 6456.
| In a nutshell . . . Shuttle Survey: Most people who use the shuttle service are shoppers and about a third are visitors from overseas, according to a survey of passengers. The survey shows shoppers use the shuttle to move from one end of the City Centre to the other while visitors tend to travel the entire circuit and familiarise themselves with the City. Respondents praised the drivers and the convenience of the service. Aqua jogging: Aqua jogging provides low impact exercise and is a fun way to keep fit. New classes are now available on Monday evenings and Sunday afternoons at QEII.
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Council no longer
licensing drivers Due to recent changes made by the Government and the Land Transport Safety Authority, the Council is no longer involved in driver licensing. The main new provider of this service in Christchurch is the Automobile Association. Special thanks to all who have used the suburban service centres over many years to obtain or renew a licence.
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