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Council opens consultation on five bylaws

Published: Mon 14 Jul 2014 04:14 PM
Council opens consultation on five bylaws
The Council has opened consultation on proposed changes to five bylaws. The five proposed bylaws are:
Cruising and Prohibited Times on Roads Bylaw 2014
The proposal intends to extend from 60 minutes to four hours, the period within which ‘cruising’ drivers cannot repeatedly travel along the same section of a road. This would prevent ‘cruising’ on the same section of road between 10pm and 5am.
Parks and Reserves Bylaw 2014
The proposed bylaw includes new controls on activities that might affect a reserve or other users of a reserve, and more detailed provisions for sporting and other organised events. Activities that are permitted by a management plan or resource consent are exempt from the bylaw.
Traffic and Parking Amendment Bylaw 2014
This amendment would provide for shared paths and spaces, where pedestrians and cyclists share the same space.
Urban Fire Safety Bylaw 2014
The proposal would see controls on fireworks introduced for the first time, as well as new exemptions for a range of cooking appliances such as pizza ovens.
Water Supply, Wastewater and Stormwater Bylaw 2014
This proposal would require new homes and commercial buildings in some parts of Banks Peninsula to install rain water storage to be used for toilets, gardens and emergencies. In addition, all city and Banks Peninsula connections to the Council’s stormwater system would have to meet certain standards.
Submissions close at 5pm on Friday 15 August, 2014. To make submissions:
On the internet
Go to the “Have Your Say” website and follow the instructions to fill in the form:
www.ccc.govt.nz/HaveYourSay/
By email
Email submissions to the relevant address:
cruisingbylaw@ccc.govt.nz
firebylaw@ccc.govt.nz
parksandreservesbylaw@ccc.govt.nz
trafficandparkingbylaw@ccc.govt.nz
waterbylaw@ccc.govt.nz
By post
Post submissions (no stamp is needed) to:
Freepost 178
Bylaw Hearings Team
Christchurch City Council
PO Box 73016
Christchurch 8154
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