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Draft Christchurch Transport Plan 2012

Consultation details: Draft Christchurch Transport Plan 2012

Submission form

The public consultation period is from Wednesday 18 July 2012 to Thursday 23 August 2012. A public hearings process will follow.

It will help us if in your submission you:

  • refer to the specific chapter(s) (and goal if appropriate) of the Draft Transport Plan.

Please note: We are legally required to make all written or electronic submissions available to the public and to Councillors, including the name and address of the submitter. The submissions may be posted electronically on the Council's website. Information will be available to the public subject to the provisions of the Local Government Offi cial Information and Meetings Act 1987. If you consider there to be compelling reasons why your contact details and/or submission should be kept confidential, you should contact the Council's Communication's Consultation Team Leader, telephone 941 8999.

No anonymous submissions will be accepted.

Whether you use this form or not, you must provide your full name, address and telephone number. If you are submitting on behalf of an organisation, please state this and your role within that organisation.

Submissions must be received (NOT postmarked) at the Hereford Street Civic Offices no later than 5pm on Thursday 23 August 2012. To ensure receipt, hand deliver last-minute submissions to the Civic Offices, 53 Hereford Street.

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If you wish, you can present your submission at a hearing. If that is the case, please tick the appropriate box below. The hearings will be held during September/October 2012. Five to ten minutes will be allocated for speaking to your submission, including time for questions from the Councillors. The Council will confirm the date and time of your hearing in writing, by email or by telephone call.

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Date 20 June 2013

 
1. Overall, do you support the direction of the draft Christchurch Transport Plan?

 
2. How much do you agree or disagree with the 30 year vision and goals for transport in Christchurch?

 
3. How much do you agree or disagree with the main challenges identified for the transport system in Christchurch? The challenges can be found in chapter 4 of the draft Plan.

 
4a. How much do you agree or disagree with the core routes identified on the proposed network maps for strategic roads, freight, public transport, cycling and walking?
  Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree
Strategic roads
Freight routes
Public Transport routes
Cycling routes
Walking routes

 
4b. Where would you like the major cycleways to be?

 
5. How much do you agree or disagree with the introduction of a new road classification that aims to create roads and streets that will better cater for both people and vehicle movement?

 
6. Which THREE actions do you think are the MOST important to achieving the overall vision for transport?
  Most important
A new road classification to guide the rebuilding and future design of roads.
Continuation of road maintenance and renewals.
New roads to connect the state highways and new residential areas.
Streetscape improvements in commercial centres.
Quality public transport infrastructure (bus stops and interchanges) and targeted priority measures (e.g. bus gates, bus lanes).
Major cycle routes with a higher level of separation and safety.
Defined and signed freight routes to support the economy and to avoid sensitive areas.
Information and education services to inform people on different travel options.
Targeted safety improvements.
Parking management plans to support network improvements and residential areas.
Green infrustructure, increasing vehicle occupancy and investing in new technology.

 
7. What are the best aspects of the Draft Christchurch Transport Plan?

 
8. What are the aspects of the Draft Christchurch Transport Plan that need the most improvement?

 
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