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Residents who live on Connal St, Opawa Rd, Avonside Dr, Cunmor Tce and Richardson Tce are advised to put wheelie bins out for collection tomorrow as normal, if flooding has cleared from your part of the street. If there is still flooding in your part of the street tomorrow, please phone the Council… View moreResidents who live on Connal St, Opawa Rd, Avonside Dr, Cunmor Tce and Richardson Tce are advised to put wheelie bins out for collection tomorrow as normal, if flooding has cleared from your part of the street. If there is still flooding in your part of the street tomorrow, please phone the Council contact centre on 0800 800 169 or (03) 941 8999 as an alternative collection day will be arranged.
5.25pm: update: bit.ly...
On Banks Peninsula contractors have managed to clear a path through all the slips of note in the south bays although there is a fresh report of a slip on Kinloch Rd which they are on route to.
Western Valley Road will be closed for the evening due to a bridge … View more5.25pm: update: bit.ly...
On Banks Peninsula contractors have managed to clear a path through all the slips of note in the south bays although there is a fresh report of a slip on Kinloch Rd which they are on route to.
Western Valley Road will be closed for the evening due to a bridge washout. There are alternative routes from Port Levy to Pigeon Bay so the washout has not isolated houses.
Kia ora folks :)
I am very pleased to announce that we are currently organising the inaugural planting day for Roimata Community Food Hub.
It is happening Saturday August 12th from 10am till 1pm, with Sunday being the postponement date.
Here is a link (www.facebook.com...) to our Facebook … View moreKia ora folks :)
I am very pleased to announce that we are currently organising the inaugural planting day for Roimata Community Food Hub.
It is happening Saturday August 12th from 10am till 1pm, with Sunday being the postponement date.
Here is a link (www.facebook.com...) to our Facebook event page. Please register if you intend to come along, as this will help us reduce waste and maximise resource use.
I look forward to seeing you down there with spade in hand....feel free to bring kids along too - we are organising activities for them :)
Take care
Michael
roimatacommunityfood@gmail.com
Just a reminder that in this weather if you don't have a clothes dryer, we have a 24/7 self service laundry next to cash converters opposite Eastgate. I wash at home and dry there. I did three loads of washing, sheets, towels etc. only cost a few dollars to dry. Very quick. Buy the tokens from… View moreJust a reminder that in this weather if you don't have a clothes dryer, we have a 24/7 self service laundry next to cash converters opposite Eastgate. I wash at home and dry there. I did three loads of washing, sheets, towels etc. only cost a few dollars to dry. Very quick. Buy the tokens from the dairy next door or use eftpos. Drying clothes inside on a rack is not good for you or your house.
11.20am: A rapid response building team will be visiting flood affected areas this afternoon to conduct a visual assessment of the damage caused to buildings by flood waters.
The focus remains on ensuring the welfare of people in flood affected areas. The Council will assess what clean up … View more11.20am: A rapid response building team will be visiting flood affected areas this afternoon to conduct a visual assessment of the damage caused to buildings by flood waters.
The focus remains on ensuring the welfare of people in flood affected areas. The Council will assess what clean up measures are required once flood waters have receded. This includes the effect of contaminated floodwaters on private property.
Read the full update at Newsline: ccc.govt.nz...
Flood water is receding slightly and rain is expected to reduce significantly overnight. However, there is still significant flooding in the Heathcote river area and the flood waters are expected to rise again at the next high tide at 3.42am tomorrow.
With this in mind, and for safety reasons … View moreFlood water is receding slightly and rain is expected to reduce significantly overnight. However, there is still significant flooding in the Heathcote river area and the flood waters are expected to rise again at the next high tide at 3.42am tomorrow.
With this in mind, and for safety reasons now that it is dark, we recommend that people who have not yet evacuated remain in their homes, and those that have evacuated do not try to return overnight.
Read the full update at Newsline: ccc.govt.nz...
7.16pm UPDATE: Latest information on roads affected by flooding is now available on Newsline: bit.ly...
2.05pm: Urgent evacuation message: If you live in the upper or lower Heathcote areas, and your home has flooded since the earthquakes, we strongly recommend you need to evacuate now – ahead of the high tide due around 3:15pm. We expect the high tide to cause significant flooding in these areas
… View more2.05pm: Urgent evacuation message: If you live in the upper or lower Heathcote areas, and your home has flooded since the earthquakes, we strongly recommend you need to evacuate now – ahead of the high tide due around 3:15pm. We expect the high tide to cause significant flooding in these areas
This is particularly around Clarendon Terrace, Richardson Terrace, Hunter Terrace, Eastern Terrace, Riverlaw Terrace, Palatine Terrace, Ford Road near Louison Place, Waimea Terrace – but also any other low lying areas around the Heathcote.
You should go immediately to family or friends, or the Civil Defence Centre at Linwood College.
In other areas of the city, if you are feeling anxious or unsafe, please self evacuate.
Please share this message urgently with family and friends.
1.03pm: Akaroa Harbour and Little River water supplies are under some stress due to stream intakes being dirty and difficult to treat. Please conserve water until 24 hours after the storm finishes.
Stay up to date at Newsline: ccc.govt.nz...
Several wastewater pump stations have been flooded and are not keeping up with the inflow so wastewater is overflowing into streets. Please limit water use that produces wastewaster like flushing, washing and showering until the rain has stopped for a few hours. Please keep water use to a minimum. … View moreSeveral wastewater pump stations have been flooded and are not keeping up with the inflow so wastewater is overflowing into streets. Please limit water use that produces wastewaster like flushing, washing and showering until the rain has stopped for a few hours. Please keep water use to a minimum. This applies to everyone in Christchurch and Banks Peninsula.
Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel has declared a local state of emergency in Christchurch as a precautionary measure to allow us to prepare fully for any issues that may arise with the high tide due this afternoon. The declaration will enable us to work with multiple agencies to respond, and … View moreChristchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel has declared a local state of emergency in Christchurch as a precautionary measure to allow us to prepare fully for any issues that may arise with the high tide due this afternoon. The declaration will enable us to work with multiple agencies to respond, and quickly evacuate people should the need arise.
Our Civil Defence Centre is re-opening again at midday today.
People self-evacuating should call the Council’s Call Centre on 0800 800 169 or 03 941 8999 to register their details so we can keep them updated.
Visit NEWSLINE for live weather updates www.ccc.govt.nz...
If the turnout for the recent amateur powerlifting competition in Canterbury is anything to go by, t…
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Hey everybody,
If you are going away during this horrible weather, please don't leave your pets at home alone!
Myself and flatmate Tegan will gladly keep your pet company while you are gone.
Anything from feeding your cat to keeping your dog with us at our house and taking it for … View moreHey everybody,
If you are going away during this horrible weather, please don't leave your pets at home alone!
Myself and flatmate Tegan will gladly keep your pet company while you are gone.
Anything from feeding your cat to keeping your dog with us at our house and taking it for walks while we're at it :)
We can come to you or you can come to us!
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Response teams have headed out to Opawa and Southshore to check on residents and let them know that a welfare centre has opened at Linwood College if they need somewhere to go tonight.
Contractors have arrived at Southshore with the fill to close up low points where water has got through.
… View moreResponse teams have headed out to Opawa and Southshore to check on residents and let them know that a welfare centre has opened at Linwood College if they need somewhere to go tonight.
Contractors have arrived at Southshore with the fill to close up low points where water has got through.
Information in from NIWA shows this afternoon's tide was the highest ever recorded at Bridge St. At this stage, we believe the record-breaking level was due to a low pressure weather system coming on top of a spring tide, and heavy rainfall. Although the spring tide and rainfall were expected, the unusually low pressure wasn't forecast. This accounted for 0.4M of the tidal height. Preliminary assessment is that this extreme tide level may be equivalent to a 1/200 year event (a probability of occurring once in every 200 years).
We are keeping a close eye on the high tide due around 3am tomorrow. At this stage we don't expect this to be as high as this afternoon's high tide, but we will post an update at 9pm tonight.
We are due for more rain tomorrow. Contractors will be out over the weekend checking grates and drains so the stormwater network can work effectively.
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