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The Board were informed about the recent
Akaroa Civic Trust Meeting about the Banks Peninsula Destination Management
Plan.
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The Board were informed about the Lyttelton
Community engagement around the Banks Peninsula Destination Management Plan.
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“Mother of all Clean Ups” event
will be held in Cass Bay on Saturday 13 May 2023.
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Board members noted the success of the Project
Lyttelton upcycling/recycling event.
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It was noted that there is an example of a
fish ladder in Cass Bay.
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There is concern about Lyttelton Harbour water
quality during and after rain.
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The Board noted the ANZAC Day memorials held
across Banks Peninsula. The events in Akaroa, Diamond Harbour, Lyttleton and
Wairewa Little River were all well attended and well run.
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The Diamond Harbour Community Association has
expressed concern about noise from the Harbour.
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It was noted that an application has been made
to the Ministry Business Innovation and Employment Tourism Infrastructure
fund for the Little River toilet facilities.
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Water supply for Birdlings Flat fire-fighting
is likely to be addressed via the Annual Plan.
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A Civil Defence community hub meeting is to be
held at the end of May.
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The progress of the Akaroa Sports Complex was
noted by the Board.
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The Board discussed how a Healthy Harbour Plan
for Akaroa could be initiated. It was noted signage is still up advising that
Akaroa Harbour is still not swimmable.
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The cull of Canada Geese on Akaroa is to go
ahead.
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The Board noted that there is water on
Canterbury Street (Lyttelton) that appears to be from a water leak. A
customer service request was logged in March and will be followed up.
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There has been significant presence from Banks
Peninsula at the Annual Plan hearings.
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There is area of land on Waipapa Aveune, Diamond
Harbour on the disposal list in the Annual Plan.
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It was noted that there have been a number of
recent changes at the Lyttelton Port Company.
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It was noted that the Okains Bay Museum is
currently fundraising.
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At a recent Diamond Harbour Residents’
Association meeting the Godley House Road site and the Hunters Road site were
discussed.
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Akaroa Sports Complex is progressing.
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There is National Institute of Water and
Atmospheric research underway on Little River flooding.
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It was noted that toilets in the area are well
painted on the exterior but could benefit from interior painting.
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