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MINUTES
122ND MEETING
OF
THE CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL
MINUTES OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL
AT A MEETING HELD AT 2.00 PM ON WEDNESDAY 24 JULY 1996
PRESENT: The Mayor, Ms Vicki Buck (Chairperson).
Councillors Oscar Alpers, Carole Anderton, Graham Berry, David Buist,
David Close, Graham Condon, David Cox, Anna Crighton, Newton Dodge,
Carole Evans, Morgan Fahey, Ishwar Ganda, Pat Harrow, Ian Howell,
Alister James, Lesley Keast, Charles Manning, Garry Moore, Margaret Murray,
Denis O'Rourke, Gail Sheriff, Barbara Stewart and Ron Wright.
APOLOGIES: An apology for absence was received and accepted from Councillor Gordon Freeman.
An apology for lateness was received and accepted from Councillor Morgan Fahey.
1. CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES
ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING OF 26 JUNE 1996
Moved by Cr Close
Seconded by The Mayor
That the minutes of the ordinary Council meeting held on Wednesday 26 June 1996 with the public present be confirmed.
Carried
2. SUPPLEMENTARY REPORTS
The Mayor referred to the following supplementary reports which had been separately circulated after the main agenda had been sent out:
* Report of emergency meeting of Projects and Property Committee
held on 23 July to reconsider the purchase of primary naming
rights for the Sport and Entertainment Centre.
* Supplementary report by the Chairman of the Parks and
Recreation Committee on the proposed assignment of the
Scarborough Fare restaurant lease.
The Mayor explained that the reports had not been circulated with the main agenda for the reason that in both cases the required information was not to hand at the time the agenda was prepared and circulated. In both cases it was essential that a decision was reached at the present meeting.
3. DEPUTATIONS: LATE APPLICATIONS
The Mayor advised that late applications for speaking rights at the present Council meeting had been received from:
* Representatives of privately owned fitness centres, who wished
to address the Council regarding the proposed redevelopment of
the Centennial Pool.
* Mr David Lynch of the Merivale Precinct Society, who wished to
address the Council regarding the proposed Centennial Pool
redevelopment, the Society's proposal for a city-wide planning
forum and the capacity of Southpower's existing network.
The Mayor advised that as the applications had been lodged after 4.00 pm the preceding Thursday, they were subject to the approval of the Council.
Councillor Evans moved "That the application for speaking rights from representatives of privately owned fitness centres be granted". The motion was seconded by Councillor Murray and when put to the meeting was declared carried on division no 1 by 18 votes to 4, the voting being as follows:
For (18): Councillors Alpers, Anderton, Berry, Buist, Condon, Cox, Crighton, Dodge, Evans, Harrow, Howell, Keast, Moore, Murray, Sheriff, Stewart, Wright and the Mayor.
Against (4): Councillors Close, Ganda, Manning and O'Rourke.
Councillor Close moved "That Mr Lynch be invited to discuss the Merivale Precinct Society's concerns with the relevant Standing Committees". The motion was seconded by Councillor Moore and when put to the meeting was declared lost.
Councillor Cox moved "That Mr Lynch be granted speaking rights in respect of the Centennial Pool redevelopment only". The motion was seconded by Councillor Howell and when put to the meeting was declared carried.
(2.15 pm Councillor James arrived)
4. DEPUTATIONS BY APPOINTMENT
(1) Riccarton Road Bus Lanes
Submissions regarding this issue were made by Mr Paul Harrow and Ms Justine Mouat. Ms Mouat also presented a petition containing approximately 2,720 signatures, calling on the Council to abandon any clearway proposals for Riccarton, and undertake a "mainstreet" enhancement programme for Riccarton.
It was resolved that the submissions be considered in conjunction with clause 5 of the report of the City Services Committee.
(2) Beachcomber Restaurant: Sumner
Mr John Freeman made submissions regarding the recommendations contained in clause 5 of the report of the Parks and Recreation Committee. Mr Freeman requested that the Council undertake further public consultation regarding this issue before any further action was taken.
It was resolved that Mr Freeman's submissions be considered in conjunction with clause 5 of the report of the Parks and Recreation Committee.
(3) Centennial Pool Redevelopment
Submissions regarding this issue were made by Mr Lew Algar and Mr John Dunford, representing private fitness centre operators.
(3.05 pm Councillor Fahey arrived)
Further submissions were also made by Mr David Lynch, representing the Merivale Precinct Society.
It was resolved that the submissions be considered in conjunction with the report of the joint meeting of the Projects and Property Committee and Parks and Recreation Committee.
Riccarton Road Bus Lanes
Consideration was then given to clause 5 of the report of the City Services Committee, in conjunction with the submissions made by Mr Paul Farrow and Ms Justine Mouat.
Councillor O'Rourke moved:
"1. That the views of the deputation be referred to the Riccarton Road Sub-Committee.
2. That the Riccarton Business Association and the Riccarton Residents' Association be invited to take a full part in the continuing consultation process.
3. That an environmental impact report be commissioned from an independent consultant to assist the Council to assess the effects of the bus lane proposal, with special regard to retailing on Riccarton Road.
4. That the Riccarton Road Sub-Committee report comprehensively via the City Services Committee on all matters raised by the public consultation, the environmental impact report, the traffic safety audit and the landscape plan.
5. That the Riccarton Road Sub-Committee be enlarged by the addition of Councillors Alpers, Anderton and Evans.
6. That the timetable previously adopted be amended, and the consultation process extended, until the matters and processes referred to above have been completed."
The motion was seconded by Councillor Close.
Councillor Berry moved by way of amendment:
"1. That the bus lane proposal in Riccarton Road not proceed.
2. That the preparation of a comprehensive traffic management plan be undertaken, encompassing the full length of Riccarton Road and its environs, incorporating public transport options, traffic flow, pedestrian safety, parking and mainstreet landscape enhancement.
3. That a recommendation seeking the inclusion of financial provision for the foregoing study in the 1996/97 Annual Plan be submitted to the 31 July 1996 Council meeting.
4. That full public consultation with input from all interested parties, including business and residents' groups and the Community Board/s, be an integral part of this process.
5. That the Council investigate other options to create a more desirable city-wide public transport option including decentralised hubs and a faster fare paying system.
6. That work be initiated through the joint Christchurch City Council and Canterbury Regional Council Committee to address the poor public image and lack of understanding of the benefits of public transport amongst the general public.
7. That the Council take a pro-active approach to enhancing public transport and within three months set a clear set of performance measures to be achieved in conjunction with the Canterbury Regional Council over the next three years."
The amendment was seconded by Councillor Buist. On being put to the meeting clause 1 of Councillor Berry's amendment was declared carried on division no 2 by 12 votes to 10, the voting being as follows:
For (12): Councillors Berry, Buist, Dodge, Evans, Fahey, Harrow, Howell, Murray, Sheriff, Stewart, Wright and the Mayor.
Against (10): Alpers, Anderton, Close, Condon, Crighton, James, Keast, Manning, Moore and O'Rourke.
Clauses 2 to 7 inclusive of Councillor Berry's amendment were then put to the meeting and declared carried.
(Councillors Cox and Ganda declared a pecuniary interest in this issue as directors of Christchurch Transport Limited, and retired from the discussion and voting thereon.)
5. REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
Moved by Cr Close
Seconded by Cr Sheriff
That the report of the Director of Finance be adopted.
Carried
6. REPORT OF THE STRATEGY AND RESOURCES COMMITTEE
Moved by Cr Close
Seconded by Cr Wright
That the report of the Strategy and Resources Committee be adopted.
(1) Removal of Goods and Services Tax (GST) from Rates
It was resolved that this clause be adopted, subject to the amendment of recommendation 2 to provide that in its approaches to the political parties contesting the 1996 Parliamentary elections, the Council request that rates rebates under the Rates Rebates Scheme be available in full if the income of both the ratepayer and spouse is less than the combined married rate of National Superannuation, as amended from time to time.
(2) Rating Sales - Interest on Judgment
Adopted.
(3) Selwyn Plantation Board Ltd
Consultation on Sale of Shares
Adopted.
(4) Electric Car Report
Councillor Murray moved by way of amendment "That the Council continue to monitor the cost effectiveness of electric vehicles and that alternative ways of making a significant reduction in vehicle emissions at similar cost be developed for comparative purposes". The amendment was seconded by Councillor Buist and when put to the meeting was declared lost. The recommendation contained in this clause was then adopted.
(5) Monitoring of Communications and Promotions Activity
by Standing Committees
On being put to the meeting the recommendation contained in this clause was declared lost.
(6) Card Payment Options
Received.
(7) Accommodation Supplement
Received.
(8) Rates Rebate Scheme
Received.
(9) International Malls Conference "Revitalising Town and
City Centres" - Adelaide September 1996
Received.
(10) Local Government Amendment Bill:
Information Seminar
Received.
(11) Introduction of Supplementary Report
Received.
(12) Land Transport Pricing Study (Supplementary)
Received.
(13) Items Received
Received.
(14) Resolution to Exclude the Public
Received.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
7. REPORT OF THE PROJECTS AND PROPERTY COMMITTEE
Moved by Cr Wright
Seconded by Cr Howell
That the report of the Projects and Property Committee be adopted.
(1) Canterbury Public Library:
Proposed Lighting Refurbishment
Adopted.
(2) Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings Bellamys Wing
Strengthening and Maintenance Tender Acceptance
Received.
(3) Progress Reports on Major Projects
Received.
(4) Sport and Entertainment Centre
Lotteries Board Grant
Received.
(5) Supplementary Report
Received.
(6) Resolution to Exclude the Public
Received.
(9) A & P Association and CCC -
Addington/Hillmorton Land Exchange (Supplementary)
Adopted.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
8. REPORT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE
Moved by Cr Evans
Seconded by Cr Alpers
That the report of the Environmental Committee be adopted.
(1) Resource Consent Fees
Adopted.
(2) Plan Change 39 - Rezoning of the "Warehouse Site"
at Aldwins Road/Linwood Avenue
Adopted.
(3) Plan Changes 3, 8, 22, 26 and 39 - Service Stations in
Residential Zones, Town and Country Planning Act 1977
Adopted.
(4) Verandah - 76 Kendal Avenue
Adopted.
(5) Council Delegations: Dog Control Act 1966
Adopted.
(6) Banks Peninsula - Dog Control Contract
Adopted.
(7) Long Term Urban Growth Strategy for Christchurch
Councillor Evans moved by way of amendment "That a public forum on urban growth be held as early as possible". The amendment was seconded by Councillor Manning and when put to the meeting was declared carried.
Councillor Moore moved by way of further amendment:
"1. That the Council's representatives on the Joint Committee report back to the Council with suggested terms of reference before meeting with the other local authorities.
2. That Councillor O'Rourke be appointed as an additional City Council member of the Joint Committee."
The amendment was seconded by Councillor Murray and when put to the meeting was declared carried.
The recommendations contained in this clause were then adopted, subject to incorporation of the foregoing amendments.
In subsequent discussion, it was agreed that the membership of the Joint Committee would be further reviewed when the proposed terms of reference were reported back to the Council.
(8) Petition - Cowlishaw and Patton Street Residents
Received.
(9) General Environmental, Planning and Development Issues
Received.
(10) Southern Regional Health Authority - Request for Proposals for Public Health Services
Received.
(11) Asset Management Plan Development
Received.
(12) Waste Management Unit
Resource Consent Applications
Received.
(13) Plan Change 24 - Agribusiness Centre
Curletts Road/Wigram Road (Supplementary)
Adopted.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
9. REPORT OF THE CITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Moved by Cr O'Rourke
Seconded by Cr Close
That the report of the City Services Committee be adopted.
(1) State Highway Review
Adopted.
Following an associated discussion on the question of funding for an alternative access route to replace the previously proposed northern arterial, it was noted that this issue would be the subject of a later report to the City Services Committee.
(2) Cycle Projects: Conference
Adopted.
(3) Refuse Bylaw: Delegation of Authority
Adopted.
(4) Deputations by Appointment
Received.
(5) Riccarton Road Bus Lanes
Dealt with earlier in the meeting.
(6) Co-ordinating Committee for Traffic Safety
Received.
(7) Pedestrian Safety
Received.
(8) Strategy for Children
Received.
(9) Items Received
Received.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
10. REPORT OF THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Moved by Cr Moore
Seconded by Cr Ganda
That the report of the Community Services Committee be adopted.
(1) Children's Strategy Study
Adopted, subject to the recommendations in the attached schedule being referred to all Community Boards, as well as the relevant Standing Committees for consideration and provision of specific recommendations on implementation within three months.
(2) Civic Awards
Adopted.
(3) Town Hall Organ - Inauguration
Adopted.
(4) Youth and Cultural Development Society
Adopted, subject to the amendment of recommendation 3 to provide that YCD be required to provide four monthly reports to the Council.
(5) Submission to SRHA on Community Based
Psychiatric Residential Services
Adopted.
It was resolved, further, that the submission of the Housing Review Working Party on the SRHA discussion document "Community Based Psychiatric Residential Services" be confirmed.
(6) Strategy for Children (Supplementary)
Adopted.
(7) Deputations by Appointment
Received.
(8) Elderly Persons' Housing Security Measures
Received.
(9) Ferrymead Historic Park
Received.
It was resolved, further, that two representatives of the Trust Board be appointed to the Development Group.
In reply to a question, Councillor Manning undertook to arrange a forum/inspection for elected members, to bring them up to date with current developments at Ferrymead.
(10) Childcare Review Report
Received.
It was resolved, further, that Councillor Anderton be appointed as an additional member of this working party.
(11) Items Received
Received.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
11. REPORT OF JOINT MEETING OF PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE
AND PROJECTS AND PROPERTY COMMITTEE
Moved by Cr Wright
Seconded by The Mayor
That the report of the joint meeting of the Parks and Recreation Committee and the Projects and Property Committee be adopted.
(1) Centennial Pool Redevelopment
The submissions made earlier in the meeting by Mr John Dunford and Mr Lew Algar were also considered in conjunction with this clause.
Councillor Sheriff moved by way of amendment "That the recommendations of the joint Parks and Recreation Committee and Projects and Property Committee meeting on 19 July be deferred to the Council meeting on 31 July because the proposal now has budget implications and that the vote of recommendation no 2 was illegal due to that vote being put twice as confirmed by the city solicitor". The amendment was seconded by Councillor Cox and when put to the meeting was declared lost on division no 3 by 13 votes to 10, the voting being as follows:
Against (13): Councillors Anderton, Close, Condon, Crighton, Fahey, Ganda, James, Keast, Manning, Moore, O'Rourke, Wright and the Mayor.
For (10): Councillors Alpers, Berry, Buist, Cox, Dodge, Evans, Harrow, Murray, Sheriff and Stewart.
Recommendations 1 to 4 inclusive were then put to the meeting and declared carried.
(Note: Councillors Cox and Sheriff requested that their votes against the adoption of recommendations 1 and 2 be recorded.)
On being put to the meeting recommendation no 5 relating to the demolition of the existing pool was declared carried on division no 4 by 18 votes to 5, the voting being as follows:
For (18): Councillors Anderton, Buist, Close, Condon, Crighton, Dodge, Fahey, Ganda, Harrow, James, Keast, Manning, Moore, Murray, O'Rourke, Stewart, Wright and the Mayor.
Against (5): Councillors Alpers, Berry, Cox, Evans and Sheriff.
It was resolved, further, on the motion of Councillor Dodge seconded by Councillor Buist:
"1. That Council staff prepare a report on the options for management of the facility.
2. That this be done concurrent with design and construction of the new pool and associated facilities."
In reply to a question by the City Manager regarding recommendation 1, Councillors advised that it was their intention that the Projects and Property Committee report back to the Council with a recommendation regarding the contract.
(Note: Councillor Howell retired from the meeting prior to consideration of this item, and took no part in the discussion or voting thereon. He returned to the meeting at 8.30 pm.)
(2) Pioneer Pool: Project Delivery Proposal
(3) Queen Elizabeth II Pool: Project Delivery Proposal
These two clauses were taken together. In both cases recommendation 1 was adopted, with recommendation 2 being deleted, for the reason that the appointment of project co-ordinators for both projects would be the responsibility of the City Manager. It was further resolved that the Projects and Property Committee be responsible for the continuing overview of both projects.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
12. REPORT OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE
Moved by Cr Sheriff
Seconded by Cr Buist
That the report of the Parks and Recreation Committee be adopted.
(1) Ascot Golf Course - Golf Driving Range
Adopted.
(2) Canterbury Car Club - Ruapuna Park
Adopted.
(3) Proposal to Restrict Vehicle Access
Through Victoria Park After Dark
Adopted.
(4) Groynes Recreational Area
Adopted, subject to the word "perused" in section 1 of the recommendation being replaced with the word "approved".
(5) Beachcomber Restaurant
The submissions made by Mr John Freeman earlier in the meeting were also considered in conjunction with this clause.
Adopted.
(6) Queen Elizabeth II Park
Greyhound Track Relocation
Received.
(7) Queen Elizabeth II Park - Stadium Usage
Received.
(8) Halswell Domain Sports Association
Received.
(9) Items Received
Received.
(10) Resolution to Exclude the Public
Received.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
13. EXTENSION OF MEETING BEYOND 8.30 PM
It was resolved that the present meeting continue until 9.00 pm.
14. REPORT OF THE BURWOOD/PEGASUS COMMUNITY BOARD
Moved by Cr Evans
Seconded by Cr James
That the report of the Burwood/Pegasus Community Board be adopted.
(1) Burwood Playcentre
Adopted.
(2) Confirmation of Report
Received.
(3) Deputations by Appointment
Received.
(4) Correspondence
Received.
(5) Adcock Reserve - Lake Proposal
Received.
(6) Asset Management Development Process
Received.
(7) Waimairi Study Awards
Received.
(8) Community Board Local Funding Committees
Received.
(9) Speed Limit Questionnaire - Results
Received.
(10) Braemar Place - No Stopping Restriction
Received.
(11) Burwood Road - Bus Stop
Received.
(12) Inwoods Road - `Give Way'
Received.
(13) Patten Street - `Give Way'
Received.
(14) Community Affairs Committee
Received.
(15) Recreation and Sport Policy
Received.
(16) Community Manager's Update
Received.
(17) Burwood/Pegasus Youth Advisory Council
Received.
(18) Supplementary Items
Received.
(19) 1997/98 Annual Plan and Budget
Received.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
15. REPORT OF THE FENDALTON/WAIMAIRI COMMUNITY BOARD
Moved by Cr Stewart
Seconded by Cr Wright
That the report of the Fendalton/Waimairi Community Board be adopted.
(1) Proposed Road Stopping
Disposal of Redundant Road Widening, Clyde Road
Adopted.
(2) Proposed Road Stopping
Disposal of Redundant Road Widening,
Wairarapa Terrace (Between 82 and 88)
Adopted.
(3) Confirmation of Report - 4 June 1996
Received.
(4) Deputations by Appointment
Received.
(5) Basketball Half Courts - Fendalton/Waimairi Wards
Received.
(6) Burnside Park - Blossom Orchard
Received.
(7) Annual Plan Committee - Report of 5 June 1996
Received.
(8) Speed Limit Review - Update
Received.
(9) Traffic Management, Clyde Road (Library/School)
Received.
(10) Right Turn Phases at Traffic Signals
Received.
(11) Children's Strategy
Received.
(12) Community Services Awards 1996
Received.
(13) Proposed Road Stopping, Disposal of Redundant Road Widening - Halton Street (No 68-No 80)
Received.
(14) Items Received
Received.
(15) Resolution to Exclude the Public
Received.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
16. REPORTS OF THE HAGLEY/FERRYMEAD COMMUNITY BOARD
MEETING OF 11 JUNE 1996
Moved by Cr Crighton
Seconded by Cr Manning
That the report of the Hagley/Ferrymead Community Board be adopted.
(1) Contract No 95/96-405
Moncks Spur Road Reconstruction
Stage 4 (No 116A to No 133)
Received.
(2) Draft 1996/97 Annual Plan
Received.
(3) Presentation of Submissions
Received.
(4) Items Received
Received
Clause received. Report adopted.
MEETING OF 3 JULY 1996
Moved by Cr Crighton
Seconded by Cr Manning
That the report of the Hagley/Ferrymead Community Board be adopted.
(1) Gowerton Place Elderly Persons' Housing -
Kiosk Site - Warwick Street
Adopted.
(2) Whitewater Canoe Club
Adopted.
(3) Confirmation of Meeting Reports
Received.
(4) Correspondence
Received.
(5) Structure on Street - 53 Scarborough Road
Received.
(6) Bordesley Street
Received.
(7) Traffic Engineering
Received.
(8) Proposed Road Stopping
Disposal of Redundant Road Widening
Portion of Glade Avenue
Received.
(9) Meeting Times
Received.
(10) Community Manager's Report
Received.
(11) Items Received
Received.
(12) Resolution to Exclude the Public
Received.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
MEETING OF 9 JULY 1996
Moved by Cr Crighton
Seconded by Cr Manning
That the report of the Hagley/Ferrymead Community Board be adopted.
(1) Items Received
Received.
Clause received. Report adopted.
17. REPORT OF THE RICCARTON/WIGRAM COMMUNITY BOARD
Moved by Cr Buist
Seconded by Cr Berry
That the report of the Riccarton/Wigram Community Board be adopted.
(1) Confirmation of Meeting Reports
Received.
(2) Speaking Rights
Received.
(3) Riccarton Road Bus Clearways
Received.
(4) Templeton Swimming Pool
Received.
(5) Riccarton Service Centre
Received.
(6) Wadeley Road
Received.
(7) Speed Limit Review
Received.
(8) Community Board Traffic Committee
Received.
(9) Community Board Community Facilities Committee
Received.
(10) Awatea Stream Esplanade Reserve
Received.
(11) Community Board Local Funding Committees
Received.
(12) Children's Strategy
Received.
(13) Resolution to Exclude the Public
Received.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
(8.30 pm Councillor Howell returned)
(8.32 pm Councillor Condon retired)
18. REPORT OF THE SHIRLEY/PAPANUI COMMUNITY BOARD
Moved by Cr Dodge
Seconded by Cr Moore
That the report of the Shirley/Papanui Community Board be adopted.
(1) Confirmation of Meeting Report
Received.
(2) Deputations
Received.
(3) St Albans Community Facility
Received.
(4) Children's Strategy
Received.
(5) Waimairi Study Awards
Received.
(6) Recreation and Sport Policy
Received.
(7) Half Court - Shirley Area
Received.
(8) Sheldon Park - Car Parking
Received.
(9) Sabina/Hercules/Hammersley Petition
Received.
(10) Marshland/New Brighton/North Parade/Shirley
Intersection Left Turn Slip Lane
Received.
(11) Lowry Avenue - Traffic Calming
Received.
(12) Speed Limit Questionnaire
Received.
(13) Historic Buildings - Transitional District Plan
Received.
(14) Heart Unit - Christchurch
Received.
(15) Keep Christchurch Beautiful
Received.
(16) State Highway One - Johns Road -
No Stopping Restriction
Received.
(17) Items Received
Received.
(18) Resolution to Exclude the Public
Received.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
19. REPORT OF THE SPREYDON/HEATHCOTE COMMUNITY BOARD
Moved by Cr Alpers
Seconded by Cr Howell
That the report of the Spreydon/Heathcote Community Board be adopted.
(1) Stormwater Easement - Plantation Reserve
Adopted.
(2) Stormwater Easement - Bowenvale Park
Adopted.
(3) Confirmation of Report to Council
Received.
(4) Proposed Road Stopping and Revocation of Road Reserve
Disposal of Redundant Road Widening
Hazeldean Road (Selwyn Street - Montreal Street)
Received.
(5) Spreydon/Heathcote Community Board 1994/95
Objective Review Effectiveness of Residents' Groups
and Council Relationship with These Groups
Received.
(6) Structure on Street Application
130 Centaurus Road
Received.
(7) Thorrington Reserve Play Equipment
Received.
(8) Speed Limit Questionnaire
Received.
(9) Council Surplus Property
Received.
(10) Think Globally - Act Locally
Received.
(11) Asset Management Seminars
Received.
(12) Garden City Festival Trust Brochures
Received.
(13) Conservation Week - Agenda 21
Received.
(14) Community Affairs Committee
Received.
(15) Update of Board's Funds
Received.
(16) Shop Verandahs at Beckenham
Received.
(17) Additional Items
Received.
Clauses adopted. Report adopted.
20. NOTICES OF MOTION
(1) Confirmation of Proceedings to Change Name of
Portion of Inwoods Road
Adopted.
(Councillor Evans/Councillor Murray)
(2) Confirmation of Proceedings to Make the
Christchurch City Traffic and Parking Alteration
Bylaw (No 2) 1996
Adopted.
(Councillor Keast/Councillor Ganda)
(3) Commencement of Proceedings to Introduce
Additional Resource Consent Fees
Adopted.
(Councillor Evans/Councillor Harrow)
(4) Commencement of Proceedings to Make the
Christchurch City (Alteration of Titles) Bylaw 1996
Adopted.
(Councillor Berry/Councillor Anderton)
(5) Commencement of Proceedings to Change Name of
Alliance Place to Gerald Connolly Place
Adopted.
(Councillor Cox/Councillor Anderton)
(8.40 pm Councillor Crighton retired)
21. RESOLUTION TO EXCLUDE THE PUBLIC
It was resolved on the motion of the Mayor seconded by Councillor Close that the resolution to exclude the public set out in the pink sheet attached to the agenda be adopted.
CONFIRMED THIS 28TH DAY OF AUGUST 1996
MAYOR