Most of us have enjoyed a magic summer
with plenty of hot days to enjoy the fabulous offering of outdoor
Christchurch and our region. Of course The farmers in Canterbury are paying a
terrible price right now for the continuing lack of rain and we all hope
they get some serious relief soon.
Our city continues to benefit from the $100 million being spent every week and it is really starting to show.
2015 will be a year of much greater certainty and continuing progress towards creating a new and exciting central city.
Our city continues to benefit from the $100 million being spent every week and it is really starting to show.
2015 will be a year of much greater certainty and continuing progress towards creating a new and exciting central city.
The critical issues we a will confront on the months ahead include
- Addressing the issues of those still significantly disadvantaged as a result of the earthquake. Now that we are making real progress we need to ensure that those that still need help, get it.
- Settling the balance of the insurance issues. The tail is diminishing but the issues are increasingly complex and potentially litigious.
- Managing potential constraints around labour, material supplies and capital.
- Driving more certainty into central city outcomes including The Frame, traffic, parking, private sector builds, key project and precinct development.
- Identifying what our real aspirations for Christchurch City are.
- Working out what the future of Canterbury looks like.
- Consolidating Christchurch’s role as the economic urban powerhouse of the South Island.
Exciting times and not a moment to loose.
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