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Town Planning Town and Country Planning Act 1977 Christchurch City Council District Planning Scheme PROPOSED CHANGES 18, 19 AND 20 THE CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL has prepared Changes 18,19 and 20 to its District Planning Scheme. The nature of the Changes is as follows: NO. 18: OLD CHRISTCHURCH 'GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION TO CULTURAL 1 ZONE In order to accommodate the range of community and educational uses wanting space in the Cultural 1 zone, and in order to extend the useful life of the buildings on the Old Girls’ High School site Including the historic portions, it is proposed to rezone this site, Cultural 1. Only part of the former site is proposed to be included in the Cultural zone, the balance is to be cleared of buildings and developed for RSA uses. NO. 19: CRESSWELL AVENUE, ALTERATION TO SECONDARY ROAD CLASSIFICATION Cresswell Avenue east, between Gayhurst Road and New Brighton Road is classified as a Secondary road although it is a less direct road alignment. Cresswell Avenue west is a more direct route on this side of Burwood Park, therefore this portion is better suited to a Secondary road classification than Cresswell Avenue east. NO. 20: UPLIFT ROAD WIDENING MERIVALE LANE (WINCHESTER STREET/PAPANUI ROAD) Due to existing and proposed traffic management measures the land is not longer required for on-street parking or traffic safety. The Changes may be inspected at the Town Planning Office of the Council, Civic Offices, 163 Tuam Street and Canterbury Public, Edgeware and Shirley libraries, at any time when they are open to the public. Submissions and objections to the Changes or any part thereof may be made by any body or person affected or representing some relevant aspect of the public interest. Submissions and objections shall be in writing on Form C prescribed in the Schedule to the Town and Country Planning Regulations 1978 or to the like effect. Forms for submissions and objections are available at the Council’s Town Planning Office. Submissions or objections should be lodged at the Civic Offices, 163 Tuam Street, Christchurch, not later than 4.00 p.m. on March 1, 1988. At a later date, every submission and objection will be open for public inspection and any body or person who wishes to support or oppose any submission or objection will be entitled to do so. SUMMARY OF REQUESTS FOR ALTERATIONS PROPOSED CHANGE NOS 10 AND 14 Submissions and • objections to Change Nos 10 and 14 are summarised in the following Schedule and are now available for public inspection at the Town Planning Office of the Council, Civic Offices, 163 Tuam Street at any time when open to the public. Submissions in favour or objections against those in the schedule by any person or body affected or representing some relevant aspect of the public interest must be lodged in writing at the Christchurch City Council, Civic Offices, 163 Tuam Street before 4.00 p.m. on March 1, 1988. The notice shall be in writing in Form D as set out in the First Schedule of the Town and Country Planning Regulations 1978 to the like effect. Forms for this purpose and details of all submissions and objections are available from the Council’s Town Planning Office. Every person or body giving notice shall within 14 days after giving notice to the Council, serve a copy of the notice on any objector affected. SCHEDULE PROPOSED CHANGE NO. 10 - TRANSPORTATION ORDINANCES 90 DEGREE PARKING STANDARDS Objection to change in standards for stall width, stall depth and aisle width seeking reduction in aisle width. — W. R. Lewis PROPOSED CHANGE NO. 14 - CENTRAL CITY PARKING 1. RETAIN EXISTING ORDINANCES OR PERMIT UNRESTRICTED PARKING IN BUILDINGS AS OF RIGHT. - THE TRUSTEES ESTATE G. D. Greenwood. 2. OBJECTION TO WHOLE CHANGE OR ALTERATION SEEKING THE FOLLOWING RELIEF — Amend Scheme Statement where it discourages the provision of parking spaces in the central city for commuter parking. — Clarify Scheme Statement reference to public and private car parking buildings. —Amend parking requirement fo clubs and so as to increase minimum parking standards and/ or amend maximum standards. — Delete or amend provisions for controlled uses for access. — Delete list of matters to be had regard to for conditional use applications for carparking buildings, and introduce definition of carparking building. — The Canterbury Club. 3. OBJECT TO MAXIMUM PARKING STANDARD — Encourage provision of parking spaces in central city for commuter vehicles or withdraw Change — City Mall Association (Inc.). 4. CLARIFY “STAFF” PARKING REDUCTION WHEN COVERED BICYCLE STANDS ARE PROVIDED — Christchurch City Council. 5. OBJECTION THAT CHANGE DOES NOT RECOGNISE AMENITY AND HISTORICAL VALUES OF CAMBRIDGE TERRACE BETWEEN HEREFORD AND WORCESTER STREETS. — Carparking buildings to be set back 50 m from, Cambridge Terrace in above area — Schulz, Knight and Associates. At a later date all objectors and those who support or oppose objections will be advised of the hearing date of objections and submissions and they will be given at least 14 days notice of such hearing. Dated at Christchurch this 26 day of January 1988. JOHN GRAY General Manager and Town Clerk.