Read updates on our plans to focus in on safe transport choices
Measures of Success

A new cycleway linking Westmorland to the Nor-West Arc Major Cycleway is completed on time.

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The Slow Speed Neighbourhood programme is completed on time.

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The Slow Speed Neighbourhood programme is completed on time.

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New links from Barrington Mall and Hendersons Road to major cycleways are budgeted in the Long Term Plan.

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Wayfinding on cycleways is improved, including signposts on beginnings/endings.

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New procurement opportunities have included the opportunity for local contractors to bid.

Progress to date / actions taken

September 2023

  • Repairs and maintenance work has been approved in Le Bons Bay and Okuti Valley community facilities utilising local tradespeople.
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Pedestrian safety measures are on Hoon Hay Road are planned and budgeted for.

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Cycling routes in Waltham are improved.

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The Cashmere Road public transport route is implemented.

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Planned bus shelters and seats are completed on time.

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We advocated for Environment Canterbury to implement more bus routes.

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We communicated with our community about why safe and active transport matters.

Progress to date/actions taken

Safe and active Transport options were in the top five priorities for Spreydon-Cashmere-Heathcote community members in Council’s ‘What Matters Most’ pre-LTP engagement, and have been high in the Board’s LTP advocacy list.

Throughout the year Board members have consciously advocated for how this priority can be integrated into all transport initiatives undertaken in the Board area. To this end, the Board met with transport staff to discuss and seek advice about maximising opportunities for cycleway connections and links.

Tight budget for the LTP, will mean that the Board will continue to monitor this priority carefully.