Coastal hazard adaption begins with a proposed plan change that will affect development of your property, suburb, and community.

Council staff say, “We are very mindful that property owners who may be affected by coastal hazards now and in the future may find the information shared through this engagement process confronting.”

Attend this meeting and learn how this could affect you.

CCRU in conjunction with the Sumner Hub are hosting an information presentation. You will get to hear presentations from CCC staff and CCRU. CCC staff will cover the Proposed Coastal Hazards Plan Change and CCRU will highlight concerns from a community perspective.

The Coastal Hazards adaption process is about managing new development in areas exposed to Coastal Hazards. It is concerned with managing new development, changes of use and subdivision proposed in these coastal areas in the future. It will enable those attending to familiarise themselves with the hazards information and understand the implications for their property before LIM notifications are included. It will give you the opportunity to ask questions, hear concerns and gain an understanding. We want you to feel equipped to submit your views by November 15th.

The CCC will begin a city-wide community engagement on coastal hazards between the period 8 October – 15 November 2021.

There will also be discussion about the release of the updated Coastal Hazards Assessment for the Christchurch District, Tonkin + Taylor (2021) and the Coastal Adaptation Framework for public engagement as part of the Coastal Hazards Adaptation Planning programme.

To get an understanding of the plan change, options and process before you attend, please read the Coastal Hazards report in the CCC agenda here https://www.ccru.co.nz/archive

PLEASE NOTE: COVID-19 Level 2 measures are in place to protect everyone.

Limited tickets available. If you have booked and cannot attend, please cancel your ticket to allow others to attend.