Agenda available
4 December 2025
Thanks to everyone who submitted feedback on this project
We received a total of 313 submissions about speed limits surrounding One New Zealand Stadium at Te Kaha, from 15 organisations and 298 individuals.
What you told us
Most submitters were supportive of the proposed speed limits:
- 68% of submitters were in support of a speed limit of 40km/h on Duke Street (Tuam to Lichfield)
- 65% of submitters were in support of a speed limit of 40km/h on Lichfield Street (Barbadoes to Fitzgerald)
- 64% of submitters were in support of a speed limit of 40km/h on Hereford Street (across Latimer Square)
- 64% of submitters were in support of a speed limit of 40km/h on Tuam Street (Madras to Fitzgerald)
- 62% of submitters were in support of a speed limit of 40km/h on St Asaph Street (Madras to Ferry)
- 61% of submitters were in support of a speed limit of 40km/h on Madras Street (Moorhouse to Hereford)
- 59% of submitters were in support of a speed limit of 40km/h on Barbadoes Street (Hereford to Tuam)
- 66% of submitters were in support of a speed limit of 10km/h on Lichfield Street (Manchester to Madras)
The key reasons given by submitters for supporting the proposed speed limit were:
- Lower speed limits improve safety (56)
- Lower speed limits would increase the amenity value of the area around the stadium (20)
- There is a lot of foot traffic in the area (19).
The key reasons given by submitters for opposing the proposed speed limits were:
- Lower speed limits should only be in place when events are on at the stadium (39)
- Madras Street (20) and Barbadoes Street (19) are main arterial routes through the city
- Lower speed limits would restrict the flow of traffic (17)
- Events at the stadium will be infrequent (17)
- Congestion naturally slows traffic so lower speed limits are not needed (14).
You can read more about what we heard in the meeting agenda below, which includes the staff report. To read all the feedback we received, look at the submission table below.
Decision-making documents
Meeting details and decision making process
A staff report recommending approval of the speed limits surrounding One New Zealand Stadium at Te Kaha will be presented to the Council
Date: 10 December 2025
Time: 9.30am
Venue: Camellia Chambers, Civic Offices, 53 Hereford Street, Christchurch
While this is a public meeting and everyone is welcome, if you would like to attend in person, please note there is limited space in the new Council chambers and priority will be given to those who have requested to speak to their submission. If you have not requested to speak, it is preferred that you watch the meeting online.
If you asked to speak to the Council, you will have been contacted by the Democratic Services team to confirm a time. If you encounter any issues, please get in touch with us by emailing letstalk@ccc.govt.nz
You can read the meeting agenda, including the staff report and any additional information, online at councillive.ccc.govt.nz
The final decision is recorded in the meeting minutes, available online three working days after the meeting.
