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I am writing with a concern for child safety at the traffic lights on Cranford St and Berwick St. Twice in the last week I have witnessed cars coming along Cranford St from town, speed through the red light as kids are crossing. This morning was a very close call and I have been feeling sick about it all day. I have contacted the council, who were very helpful and are checking to see if any trees are obscuring the lights. I also have contacted the Police to see if they had any suggestions. I don’t know what else to do other than ask you to possibly put it in the newsletter and remind us all to be aware. From St Albans School: PLEASE be aware of children and approach the lights cautiously if you are driving that way. Vote for your favourite garden design The Lincoln University Students have created 40 beautiful designs for the Places of Tranquillity. Have your say on what are your favourites and what you would like to see for the future six gardens in temporary sites around the CBD. All people living in Canterbury can vote and you can also register now to become a volunteer for the creation of the sites in springtime. Online Voting is now Continue reading: Places of Tranquillity – have your say on these wonderful designs for 6 new community spaces in Christchurch TC3 Foundations – Clickhere to read ‘ Rebuilding TC3 properties from the ground up’ – an article in Monday’s Press outlining DBH’s three different foundation and floor types to be used n TC3 houses with foundation damage. It’s easy to read and has a few graphics which may help people make sense of what the different foundations look like. EQC has also updated their TC3 information by adding the links to DBH, the article above Continue reading: TC3 Foundations Christchurch Tenancy Information and Advice Session – The Department of Building and Housing, in partnership with the Tenants Protection Association, is running a tenancy information and advice session for Christchurch tenants. This session is an opportunity for tenants to have their tenancy questions answered and to find out helpful tips for dealing with earthquake-related tenancy situations. At the end of the session, tenants will also have the opportunity to have some one-on-one time with staff Continue reading: Tenant Information and Advice Session The SVA and Entré (the entrepreneurship challenge at UC) with support from Gap Filler, have combined to introduce a new and exciting competition: “In Our Backyard.” We are searching for six small areas around Christchurch that need to be made awesome. Similar to GAP Filler, we want to allow a team of students to design, and build a project that can be built on a piece of land/ corner of a street/ front of a Continue reading: Do you have a bland space that needs some energy? Petition to extend the April 2013 Deadline in the Red Zone - to go to the online petition to add to your networks or click here to read the letter to Minister Gerry Brownlee and download the hard copy for signature collection. Remember, this is not just a red zone issue. The lack of available accommodation is an issue for all of us and creating a bottleneck of residents looking for alternative accommodation, either temporary Continue reading: Petition to extend the April 2013 Deadline in the Red Zone To everyone who would like to see a reinstated Centennial pool or a new aquatic and recreation facility within 500 meters of Cathedral Square (as it was formerly known) please visit the Save Centennial website below and make a submission on the draft annual plan using the easy template provided. Be quick – submissions close 20 May 2012. Please send this message on to your friends and colleagues especially those who have worked in the Continue reading: Save Centennial Pool TC3 Information – Released earlier this week. While any information is helpful, the blindingly obvious omission within all of these factsheets is any information about what land ‘remediation’ actually entails. With any luck, our meeting with EQC next week will shed some light on this topic. Click here for CERA TC3 announcement flier Click here for EQC TC3 Factsheet Click here for DBH Homeowner Information Sheet EQC Land Testing and Remediation. Click herefor the EQC Continue reading: CanCERN Update |
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