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The
Christchurch Regeneration Acceleration Facility (CRAF) is a funding package
of $30 million from the Treasury for transport projects in Christchurch. The
purpose of the funding is to make a difference to affected communities by
improving liveability and to support their ongoing regeneration.
Previously
the Waitai Coastal–Burwood-Linwood Community Board selected the
following improvements on Marine Parade (Attachment B). In order of
priority, these were:
· Sections of Hawke Street to 187 Marine Parade
– remove the existing pavement and replace with a new pavement
structure to support new asphalt concrete (AC) surfacing. Assess
footpath condition, and repair/replace if necessary.
· 187 Marine Parade to Lonsdale Street –
removing the existing pavement and replacing with a new pavement structure to
support new asphalt concrete (AC) surfacing. (Currently do nothing in this section. If there
is surplus funding and agreement from the project team
and Community Board)
· Lonsdale Street to 142 Marine Parade –
replace the kerb and dish channel with kerb and flat channel. Assess
footpath condition, and repair/replace if necessary.
· 142 Marine Parade to Bowhill Road – a small
area of new pavement near the intersection of Bowhill Road. Assess footpath
condition, and repair/replace if necessary.
· Investigate a
cycle facility along Marine Parade
Other priorities identified in community
feedback which have helped inform the design options for the Marine Parade
street renewal project;
· Speed reduction
At the
11 September 2023 briefing the Community Board requested the project to
include Hawke Street intersection as part of the project scope (Attachment
C).
During
this briefing a number of questions were asked. These were answered in a Memo
in December 2023 (Attachment D)
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