Council updates  |  3 May 2019

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Christchurch City Council is meeting on Thursday, 9 May. The main items on the agenda for the public part of the meeting are:

  • Reports from all the Community Boards outlining the major issues and projects in their areas.
  • A report from the Papanui-Innes Community Board which recommends the Council authorise the stopping of part of the legal road adjacent to 110 Sawyers Arms Road
  • A report from the Coastal-Burwood Community Board recommending the Council lower the speed limit on Marine Parade, Hawke Street and Beresford Street to 30kmh.
  • A report from the Infrastructure, Transport and Environment Committee recommending the Council give the developers of an innovative new building in Cathedral Square a 35-year Deed of Licence that will allow the canopy, columns and foundation of the building to encroach onto the Square.
  • A report seeking a Council decision on whether it should take over leadership of the Regeneration Strategy for Southshore and South New Brighton.
  • A Hearings Panel report on the QEII Park Master Plan. The report recommends the Council adopt the plan with some amendments.
  • A report which recommends the Council make a grant of $25,000 to Pillars from the Community Resilience Partnership Fund. The report also recommends the Council makes a grant of $45,000 to Tangata Atumotu Trust.
  • A report recommending the Council put the co-created draft Christchurch Arts Strategy, Toi Ōtautahi, out for consultation.
  • A report updating the Council on progress in giving effect to the Council’s strategic priorities.
  • A report which asks the Council to endorse the proposed process to enable the Council to review and consider annual Living Wage rate adjustments for employees through its remuneration process.
  • A report seeking Council endorsement of a draft submission on the Public Inquiry into the Earthquake Commission.
  • A report outlining the Council’s response to the 15 March mosque shootings.
  • A report from the Chief Executive summarising the organisation’s performance during April 2019.
  • A report from the Mayor on the external activities she has undertaken over the past month.

Read the full agenda.

 

 

 

 

The public are welcome to attend the Council meeting, which will be held in the Council Chamber on the second floor of the Civic Offices in Hereford St. Alternatively you can watch the meeting on the live-stream.