Submissions on the - Have Your Say

Submissions on the
Christchurch City Council Draft Long Term Plan
2015-25
Heard Submissions
Volume 9A
Supplementary
Saturday 23 May 2015
CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL DRAFT LONG TERM PLAN 2015-25
SUBMITTERS WHO WISH TO BE HEARD
SATURDAY 23 MAY 2015
9.00 am
9.05 am
Submission
No
13624
14843
9.05 am
Wainoni
9.15 am
13197
Bradshaw Tce Street Upgrade- Greg Sneddon and Clare Mouat
9.20 am
13278
Cashmere High School - Austin Harrison
13737
Andrew Lea
Time
Oral
Submission
9.30 am
Submitter
Page No
Helen Nesbit
Ouruhia Residents Association - George Nimmo
Malcolm Frost
3
4
3
Supplementary
5
6
(also Volume
6 page 296)
4
Supplementary
Ainsley McNab
Residents who made submissions relating to facilities and
infrastructure in the eastern part of the city * (see below)
29
Breaks will be taken throughout the day at appropriate times
* The following residents made submissions relating to facilities and infrastructure in
the eastern part of the city:
12072 - Emma Derrick
12155 - Yvonne Curtis
12300 - Dominic Brownin
12348 - Stephen Langridge
12965 - Stephanie Jean Hauiti
13023 - Dara Jimmy O'Malley
13045 - Wayne David McDowell
13051 - Josiah Thompson
13272 - Lynette Marie Wiggins
13274 - Judith Ann Robinson
13285 - Terence Michael Warren
13287 - Lynska Ramsteijn
13289 - Janette Rose-Marie Carbines
13291 - Sarah Louise Fenwick
13293 - Vicki Jory
13295 - Damon Saggers
13297 - Frances Ryan
13299 - Doreen Evans
13301 - Judith Taylor
13303 - Sylvia Smyth
13305 - Trevor Colombus
13307 - Catherine & Ken Baker
13309 - Sorcha O'Malley
13311 - Mana Tohiariki
13313 - Bridie Eleanor Sutherland
13315 - Eve Lesley Welch
13317 - Jennifer Helen Corbett
13319 - Megan Lane
13323 - Kate Wilson
13325 - Janice Ann Stanley-Joblin
13327 - Janet's Café, Jan Stanley
13329 - Roxanne Michelle Burgess
13332 - Janice Martin
13335 - Janet Macdonald
13337 - Wylie McMaster
13339 - Debbie Bom
13341 - Dougal Holmes
13343 - Karen Welsh
12083 - Penny Rogers
12222 - Grant Spencer Henry Pheloung
12304 - Lynda Pilling
12441 - Donald Smith
13022 - Jennifer Bamber-Sawyer
13044 - Vicky McDowell
13047 - Elizabeth Maria Jane Robinson
13052 - Brooke Kim Frew
13273 - Adrian Paul Wiggins
13284 - Elizabeth Helen Warren
13286 - John Gerard Grant
13288 - Charles Stewart McNeice
13290 - Denise Claire Brown
13292 - Roger Felix Strahl
13294 - Lorna Williams
13296 - Sarah Vickers
13298 - Jocelyn Burnand
13300 - Blair
13302 - Roseann Gardner
13304 - Duke Evans
13306 - Jean McLaren
13308 - Robin Melling
13310 - Mark O'Malley
13312 - Lindsay Harmon
13314 - Sarah McKay
13316 - Jimi McKay
13318 - Brooke Chapman
13322 - Margaret Coghill
13324 - Bev Pringle
13326 - Denis Stanley-Joblin
13328 - Kirsten Donnelly
13331 - Tammi Martin
13333 - Hadani Sabrina Cairns
13336 - Irene Deliefde
13338 - Deborah Bowry
13340 - Jason Willems
13342 - Kelly Harrison
13344 - Leisa Wilson
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13345 - Robert Suthland
13347 - C L Swart
13349 - William Collins
13351 - Wendy Mercer
13353 - Angela Millar
13356 - Jessica Brown
13358 - Allister Adamson
13422 - Ava Sadhbh O'Malley
13690 - Jason Mill
13818 - Jenny Hercus
13820 - April Green
13822 - Johanna Goode
13825 - Kay Ranginui
13829 - Steve Robinson
13832 - Tyler Carter
13837 - Oscar Lerma
13842 - Dianne Sinclair
13846 - Tamara Peterson
13848 - Toni Logan
13853 - Dora Langsbury
13858 - Lorraine Hayward
13863 - Christopher Fulton
13868 - Wolfgang Fassbinder
14010 - Anthony Hockley
14018 - Brian & Dawn Stead
14075 - Janice Hockley
14078 - Alicia McCarthy
14084 - Joanne Martin
14089 - Stan Tawa
14094 - Sharon McGilvary
14096 - Peter Seymour
14099 - Susan Bragg
14101 - Philip Yeo
14103 - Grace Mueller
14105 - Corinne Bolstad
14108 - Rory Davidson
14111 - Geraldine Whelan
14114 - Jenna Brown
14117 - Angela Campion
14119 - Kate Pearson
14121 - N Greaves
14123 - Nicky Clarke
14125 - Tara Sutcliffe
14127 - Jo Battye
14129 - Brian Donovan
14136 - Darryn Williamson
14669 - Judy Bruce
14812 - Gareth Frew
13346 - Manaia Moka
13348 - Ann Pickard
13350 - Tina den Hullander
13352 - Lynn Averis
13354 - Cheryl Marie Hyde
13357 - Greg Brown
13419 - Hamish Richard Evans
13626 - Yvonne Curtis
13782 - Pauline O'Connor
13819 - Chas Livermore
13821 - Jackalyn Lyons
13823 - Bianca Robinson
13827 - Melissa Kala
13830 - Sherma Kala
13833 - Ron Carter
13839 - Donna Wesley
13844 - Paul O'Hagan
13847 - Daryl Ashworth
13849 - Perry Logan
13856 - R Robinson
13861 - Lesley Fulton
13865 - Joe Davidson
14006 - Raymond Williams
14012 - Matt Martin
14072 - Ineke Chapman
14077 - Ruby Little
14080 - Rebecca Thompson
14088 - Jonathan Price
14091 - Peggy Butterfield
14095 - Tracy Bland
14097 - Nathalie van Dort
14100 - Dianne Bishop
14102 - Leonie Bowkett
14104 - Kathryn Robertson
14107 - Sarah Ager
14109 - Sue Davidson
14113 - Maria Langley
14115 - Jacinta O'Reilly
14118 - Janet Andresen
14120 - Bree Le Cren
14122 - Eloise Wookey
14124 - Tony Gowans
14126 - David Cant
14128 - Natalie McIlraith
14130 - Teresa Wooding
14331 - Claire Armstrong
14680 - Craig Percasky
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Submission No. 13737
CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL
Draft Long Term Plan 2015-25
- Received via Have Your Say Submissions close 12 noon on 28 April 2015
Full Name*:
Andrew Lea
Postal Address (Street)*:
35A Falcon Street
Postal Address (Suburb):
South New Brighton
Postal Address
(City and Postcode)*:
Christchurch
806
Email Address:
andyl@nzno.org.nz
I am Completing this Submission:
For myself
If you are Representing a Group or
Organisation, How many People
do you represent?:
Organisation Name:
Your role in the Organisation:
Date Sent:
28/04/2015 11:46:00 AM
Are you submitting a Supporting
Petition Form?
Do you wish to present your
submission at a hearing?:
Yes
Daytime Phone Number:
Home: 03-355-1220
Email 2:
andyl@nzno.org.nz
Submission:
Long Term Plan
1. Asset Sales
I oppose the sale of assets generally as the case for making them hasn't been
made. The neo-liberal propaganda from some Councillors and the Editors of
The Press in opposition to the counter arguments from the Peoples' Choice
Councillors is self serving.
The arguments the Council has put up to date is based on a very speculative
basis. Costings, and even indicative drawings, haven't been done on many of
the projects of infrastructure that need repairing.
Keeping these assets - like Orion in Council ownership does provide definite
community benefit as we found out prior to, and during, the earthquake saga.
Onion was in the process since 1990 of strengthening its network. Costs have
been kept in check, yet good returns to the Council have been made. I support
the Unions Canterbury submission where it compared the Wellington City
Council privatised electricity company versus the Council water supply and
looked at their differing performance and costs to rate payers.
2. Cost Sharing Agreement
This needs to be revisited both as to timing and what is required. The
Government hasn't consulted with the citizens of Christchurch to my
knowledge.
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We don't need the Convention in its proposed location (and this is against a
backdrop of many other Convention Centres being established around the
country. The alleged advantages accrue to the private sector - hospitality,
accommodation and conference organisers, etc. Minimal income is generated
to the Council or Government coffers, so let the private sector build and fund it
t a design, location and facilities that they desire.
We don't need the Rugby Stadium (and the way the Crusaders are playing
they will only need the current stadium for ever.
3. Valuing the services that Council provides
I appreciate that some may see the Summertimes Festival as a bit of a luxery.
But it is important that the range of shows available is maintained as it does
provide some light relief from the trevails of the earthquakes.
4. New Brighton Bridge - Pages Road
This bridge is a major life line to the Brighton Community and the retail sector.
It is in a bad state of repair and getting worse. Plans to merely "repair" it are
penny wise and pound foolish. Even if it has to be replaced at a longer timeframe this should be established. The cost and loss of human life if it fails
would be a major calamity.
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