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• Business as usual option

  Councils would be able to pursue independent growth strategies.

• Urban Development Strategy update 2016

  As part of the 2016 update analysis of the relevant consultation process was undertaken in order to better understand the views of the Greater Christchurch community.

• Trends and issues – Transport

  Traffic congestion in and around Greater Christchurch continues to grow, threatening the environment and using more resources at an increasing cost.

• Trends and issues - Community identity

  Our city, towns and the countryside of Greater Christchurch are changing.

• Trends and issues - Natural environment

  Development is making the natural environment vulnerable to irreversible damage. As development intensifies, open space and natural habitat are lost.

• Planning for growth across Greater Christchurch

  The Greater Christchurch Partnership has approved a draft settlement pattern update outlining how the region will support future housing and business growth for an expected population increase of 150,000 people.

• City and district summaries - 2005

  Information about all 4 options for managing future growth has been prepared for the Greater Christchurch area.

• Urban development indicators

  The NPS-UDC requires local authorities to monitor a range of market indicators on a quarterly basis. It encourages local authorities to publish the results of this monitoring.

• Greater Christchurch Urban Development Strategy and Action Plan 2007

  page 1. Table of contents. PAGE. Messages. UDS Forum Chair, Regional Chair, Mayors and Transit NZ Chair. 4. Tangata Whenua - Ngai Tahu. 6. 1. Introduction. 8. 1.1. Vision. 8. 1.2. Leadership, Partnership and Collaboration. 9. 1.3. Purpose and

• GCSP FAQs

  Greater Christchurch Spa al Plan Frequently Asked Ques ons. What is the purpose of the Greater Christchurch Spa al Plan? The Spa al Plan sets out the Partners’ shared vision for the future of Greater Christchurch. It is a planfor ac on, for star