Foul or fair play?: 'Car-free' Christchurch street overrun with parked cars
Hi neighbours,
Barriers have been pushed aside and signs removed in the pursuit of free parking in central Christchurch, as charges are about to increase by almost 50 per cent.
A bunch of motorists have pounced on a once car-free lane that stretches across several Christchurch blocks. It is now lined with vehicles parking for free.
Huanui Lane, which runs through Rauora Park, is a shared zone for pedestrians, cars and cyclists, but has yet to officially open to vehicles.
A case of brazen parking thieves? Or a reasonable solution to a lack of central city parking?
Let us know below.
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History of Motueka wharf and shipping - Presentation
David Ogilvie and Tom Rowling will make an illustrated presentation about the history of the Motueka wharves and local shipping at the AGM of Keep Motueka Beautiful on Monday 23rd September at the Motueka Library meeting room. There will be a short AGM starting at 7pm followed by the presentation and then light refreshments.
Keep Motueka Beautiful is working with TDC and others to restore the old heritage stone wharf.