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Christchurch City Scene
June 2002

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Fendalton Road go-ahead


The City Council has been given the go-ahead from the Environment Court for its plans to make significant improvements to Fendalton Road. The road works, first proposed over 40 years ago, involve changing the road between the railway and Clyde Road from two lanes to four.

The new $4 million scheme is likely to begin in August. It will deliver a landscaped median, cycle lanes, and visitor parking among the existing trees where possible. The project also includes providing off-street parking to serve the needs of visitors to St Barnabas Church. One part of the plan — whether the Council can put a left-turn lane on Fendalton Road into Glandovey Road — has still to be ruled on, but the Environment Court has ordered that the Council can proceed with the rest of the work while that question is being resolved. Local residents will get information about when work will start in their area.

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