287 Contracts In Five Years
The Christchurch Drainage Board can justly claim to be the most active local authority carrying out capital works pro* grammes in the South Island.
' During the last five years the board has let 287 contracts ranging in price from less than J5OOO to more than s2oo, 000. } During the remainder of the current financial year it plans to let 43 contracts covering virtually the same price range. The record for the last five
> More than 200,000 3 3 ' 287 ' Evidence of the change in * l emphasis from sewer to I flood water relief works is to be found in the programme of works for which contracts f will be let during the remaint der of the current financial s year. , ! The break-down is as follows: > Contracts to be let t Sewer Storm-
Many of the Christchurch Drainage Board’s flood relief measures have to await the results of detailed investigations such as that being undertaken by the Hydraulics Research Station at Wallingford, England. There, a model of the Estuary has been built and with the control equipment shown it is possible to simulate on the model conditions in and around the Estuary.
years is: Contracts let Less than 5000 .. 126 5000-20,000 .. 82 20,000-50,000 .. 42 50,000-100,000 .. 25 100,000-200,000 9
$ water Less than 5000 .. . 3 11 5000-20,000 . 6 4 20,000-50,000 .. 7 3 - 50.000-100,000 .. 4 1 ,
100,000-200,000 2 2 22 21
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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32032, 5 July 1969, Page 19
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