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Among 16 possible plans for the long-term growth of the North Canterbury region, the planners preferred to concentrate attention on four. In each instance they assumed the containment of Christchurch and growth in undeveloped or underdeveloped areas of Christchurch. Major long-term growth however, would go elsewhere in (1) a single place, along the lines of Rolleston New Town, south or west of the city; (2) a limited number of larger settlements on the Canterbury Plains; (3) in a limited number of settlements to the north and south; or (4) in an arrangement of settlements over the authority’s region.

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Press, 8 December 1976, Page 12

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Among 16 possible plans for the long-term growth of the North Canterbury region, the planners preferred to concentrate attention on four. In each instance they assumed the containment of Christchurch and growth in undeveloped or underdeveloped areas of Christchurch. Major long-term growth however, would go elsewhere in (1) a single place, along the lines of Rolleston New Town, south or west of the city; (2) a limited number of larger settlements on the Canterbury Plains; (3) in a limited number of settlements to the north and south; or (4) in an arrangement of settlements over the authority’s region. Press, 8 December 1976, Page 12

Among 16 possible plans for the long-term growth of the North Canterbury region, the planners preferred to concentrate attention on four. In each instance they assumed the containment of Christchurch and growth in undeveloped or underdeveloped areas of Christchurch. Major long-term growth however, would go elsewhere in (1) a single place, along the lines of Rolleston New Town, south or west of the city; (2) a limited number of larger settlements on the Canterbury Plains; (3) in a limited number of settlements to the north and south; or (4) in an arrangement of settlements over the authority’s region. Press, 8 December 1976, Page 12

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