Family service centre
A house at 96 Harewood Road will be used as a family service centre for interviews and counselling by the Methodist Central Mission.
The mission has been given permission ■ by the Christchurch City Council to use the bungalow, zoned residential 1, for two years. Thjjge car parks must be provgted on the site and
staff must park at the Fairhaven complex opposite.
The hearing panel of three councillors felt that there was a need for such services in the area and; decided the use of the house for the centre,would not have a significant effect in termsthe council’s Disjr trict Stsieme,
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