by Banks Peninsula Matters | Jan 25, 2020 | Regenerative Tourism, Christchurch City Council, Climate Change, Community Wellbeing, Environmental Stewardship, News and Updates, Sustainable Businesses
Climate changeChristchurch City Council declared a Climate and Ecological EmergencyRead more Climate change Climate change is the biggest challenge of our time. It is already affecting our weather, health and wellbeing, natural environment, taonga species, mahinga...
by Banks Peninsula Matters | Apr 4, 2017 | News and Updates, Akaroa, Akaroa and the Bays, Akaroa Wastewater, Banks Peninsula, Banks Peninsula Community Board, Christchurch City Council
Akaroa Wastewater Scheme We’re seeking your feedback on five options for the beneficial reuse, treatment or disposal of reclaimed water from a new wastewater treatment plant planned for Akaroa. This project involves five options for the beneficial reuse,...
by Banks Peninsula Matters | Jun 25, 2014 | Banks Peninsula, Akaroa, Akaroa and the Bays, Christchurch City Council, News and Updates, Reports and Documents
Banks Peninsula contextual historical overviewRead Full Report Banks Peninsula contextual historical overview Banks Peninsula contextual historical overview provides a broad overview and understanding of Banks Peninsula and its development in the last 150 years, which...
by Banks Peninsula Matters | Oct 25, 2009 | Akaroa, Akaroa and the Bays, News and Updates, Reports and Documents
Akaroa Harbour Basin Small Settlements StudyFull Report PDFRead More Akaroa Harbour Basin Small Settlements Study Akaroa Harbour Basin Small Settlements Study was completed in September 2009 and adopted by the Council as a guide to future decision making. Its purpose...
by Banks Peninsula Matters | Feb 7, 2008 | Banks Peninsula, News and Updates, Reports and Documents, Sustainable Businesses, Tourism
Akaroa Harbour Basin Settlements Study 2007Read More Akaroa Harbour Basin Settlements Study 2007 The Akaroa Harbour Basin Settlements Study is all about figuring out the big problems and challenges in the area, but it’s not the final answer. We’ve looked...
