Christchurch City Council, NZ created a private vacant sites redevelopment outreach programme

Christchurch City Council, NZ vacant sites redevelopment

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Christchurch City Council created a programme to redevelop private vacant sites in the city centre. The Council is partnering with local businesses and communities to encourage site owners by connecting them with support services to inform designs, streamline consents, and support construction. The programme was designed to improve the central city experience, attract visitors, and improve investments in the local economy.

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Christchurch City Council, NZ

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Agenda of Urban Development and Transport Committee - 9 December 2020

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Vacant sites programme eyes opportunities for improvement : Newsline

Christchurch City Council wants to work with the owners of privately-owned vacant sites in the city centre on finding better short and long-term uses for their land.

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