C H R I S T C H U R C H C O A S TA L PAT H WAY [ C C P ] W H AT ’ S H A P P E N I N G ? The Christchurch Coastal Pathway project feasibility study continues... Christchurch Coastal Pathway Group initiated the project and Christchurch City Council have agreed to fund the feasibility and concept plan stage, and to project manage this process.
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www.christchurchcoastalpathway.org.nz
www.waal.co.nz
www.greenaway.co.nz
C O N T E X T:
The feasibility study will detail the vision and will entail the preparation of a concept plan and costing, and an assessment of its benefits.
W H Y A R E YO U I M P O R TA N T ?
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Me riv a le
This is a community-led project.
This is the second of three community meetings that allows everyone to have a say in what the outcome will be. Ble n h e im Rd
CBD
A von-H eat hc ote Est uar y - Ihutai
TONIGHT’S PROGRAMME:
10 minutes introduction
20 minutes discussion on recap on what you said last time 20 minutes introduction on design options 40 minutes table discussion of options 20 minutes group discussion on option 10 minutes wrap up
Ha ls we ll
The
CCP
S um ner Po rt Hills
L y tte lto n
THE PROCESS: WHERE WE’RE AT:
...Future Stages...
...The story so far...
CCPG FORMED
CCC FUNDING OBTAINED
VISION + FEASIBILITY STUDY
CONCEPT PLAN Coordination with rebuild + Other Projects
SITE-SPECIFIC DESIGNS
FUND RAISING APPLICATIONS
DEVELOPED DESIGN PLAN + IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY COORDINATION WITH REBUILD + OTHER PROJECTS
CONSENTS COORDINATION WITH REBUILD + OTHER PROJECTS
STAGED CONSTRUCTION BEGINS
DETAILED DESIGN
COMMUNITY CONSULTATION
T EA M STR U C T U RE :
C O M M U N I T Y .....
PARTNERSHIP
MT PLEASANT
+ PROJECT MANAGER
RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATIONS
SPORTS’ CLUBS
REDCLIFFS
SUMNER
IHUTAI
MARK RUSHWORTH
THEMES, IDEAS & PRINCIPLES
CCC CONSULTANTS
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
COMMUNITY
MEGAN WRAIGHT MARTIN BRYANT
GEOTECHNICAL, ARCITECTURAL, LANDSCAPE, HYDROLOGICAL, STRUCTURAL, ECOLOGY, TRANSPORT
VISION
OPTIONS
M T P L E A S A N T: C O N S U LTAT I O N F E E D B A C K
‘SUMMARY OF COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS FROM CONSULTATION EVENT HELD AT MT PLEASANT COMMUNITY CENTRE, TUES 18TH SEPT, 4PM - 6PM’
TH E M ES : N AT UR AL E NV I RO NME NT C ULT UR A L + H E RI TAGE REC REAT I O NAL CO MME RC I AL
tunnel under road
Create bird habitat Sculpture walk with exibition space
Maintain market Create / link into path
Parking, kayakers, worm, shellfish Parking
Attractive restoration of sea wall but not rip-rap
Link into community centre / interpretation / Ihutai Trust centre
Make safer for non-motorised transportation
Art opportunities
Moa cave
Yacht club Cob Cottage
Spoonbill
Structures for shelter Bird population may be in decline
Mixed recreation Shuttle back to Sumner
SPAT I AL
Kayak access
Access to waters edge
Parking
MOV E ME NT
WOW factor, cantilevered
Beach access walkway
Viewing space
Wildlife
Bird watching BBQ Key viewing point Pizza cart
Gun emplacement
Wildlife
Cafe
BBQ Adventure playground / Nature based playground
Bike parking
Skate board park Pool
M T PL EASANT N E I G H B O U RH O O D
Fishing / play Potential
Jetties + boat connection
Bird watching Integrate Redcliffs Village
Really sheltered Too congested
Waterfall
Edge more flora + Fauna
Great play area Fishing
Safe walking from Shag Rock to Sumner
Coastal plants
Cafe
Yacht Club Pre-earthquake 120 Paradise duck post earthquake only a few
Parking
Thoughtful planting, southern rata, low planting so ensure views are maintained Sea wall - great ballance challange with overgrown vegetation
Steps
A great place is created when there are always people occupying it and when they are happy
BBQ Sea wall - tsunami + high tide protection
Parking
Rock wall - recreation area
Better beach access
Sea wall - blends into its environment
Track
Stunning park
Pathway - seating seems to be adequate Rock wall - natural baffle
Rock wall - great barrier, with sympathetic volcanic rock
Track
Signs Historical / natural interpretation long path Wildlife signs Wind / cultural art+ sculpture Tell the story of this community Mt Pleasent art, Sumner surf and sun
Pathway - large and small puddles provided by the unevenness of the path delight children Rock wall - used by coast to coasters
Salt baths reinstated (heat via solar energy) Shuttle back to Ferrymead
Pathway - Used by all ages and means of self-propulsion
Attractions for teenagers Toilets + drinking fountains Simple play elements along the path Split level paths - even some under the tide level Separate communter cycling Crossing point Good surface, children & Wheelchair friendly Diversity of interest Variation of material Shelter from the easterly
Track
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R E D C L I F F S : C O N S U LTAT I O N F E E D B A C K
‘SUMMARY OF COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS FROM CONSULTATION EVENT HELD AT REDCLIFFS BOWLING CLUB, TUES 19TH SEPT, 7.15PM - 9.15PM’
T H E M ES : Birds
N AT UR AL E NV I RO NME NT C ULT UR AL + H E RI TAGE R EC REAT I O NAL Annual social events are needed such as raft races, kayak races, sailing
Water sports
Flounder
CO MME RC I AL
Launching Ramp
Gateway feature
MOV E ME NT
Beach Godwit Parking
Vegetation needed Morton’s Jetty
Cafe Yacht Club Park
Bike hire
Godwit
Divert path away from road
Seating + toilets needed
Extra parking
Parking
Bird watching Market Raised platform
View
Picnic Area
Moa Cave Spoonbill View Seating
Fishing
R EDC L I FFS N E I GH B O U RH O O D
Picnic Area
Steps to water No parking
Reclaim land Retain petanque
SPAT I AL
Biking for kids
Shellfish
Park
Cob Cottage Entrance onto walkway
Playground
Fish & Chips / picnic area / Ice cream Stand-up paddle boarding Launching ramp
Former inlet Filled with Rubbish
Ferry link
Light the cliffs
Very important Tramway
Lights
Light the cliffs
No crossing
Bridge
Hot showers
Board walk New shopping area Parking
Fast current
Scott’s Hut Stage 1
Park
Maori Cave Bus stop relocation Rock climbing
Cave Track Track
Habitat islands Lets call it neptunes necklace
Smoother surface, on esplanade
Former boat shed
Swimming, yachts shellfish fishing
Most amazing bird life
Pool complex
View
View
Fish & Chips / picnic area
Surfing
Access to Sumner Village
Art work from local artists
More access points (Ramps rather than steps)
Cafe + surf club
Mulligan’s Track
Sumner is an iconic part of Christchurch
History and earthquake stories Exercise equipment
View
Dog bins
View
Shelters at view points
RC for rowing club achieved
Proposed baths CYC would like 4m wide path to link between rowing clubd and yacht club, no interferance with boat preparation
More vendors Yacht club martialing point - Pizza - Moveable
View
Imporve Causeway amenity
Ramp
View
Safe for all users/ages/mode View
Crossing point
Bells Baths
Wheel chair access to Shag rock
Bike hire BBQ’s
Social walking is very important Seperate social biking from commuter
Improve kids playground
Differentiate between areas, e.g. thorugh the use of planting Signage & kilometre markers Iconic destination at Scarborough beach Recreate sandunes all around Sumner Pathway can give back lost recreation facilities
Track
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S U M N E R : C O N S U LTAT I O N F E E D B A C K
‘SUMMARY OF COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS FROM CONSULTATION EVENT HELD AT SUMNER NEW SCHOOL HALL, TUES 18TH SEPT, 7.15PM - 9.15PM’
T H E M ES : N AT UR AL E NV I RO NME NT
Eventually linking to Bottle Lake
C ULT UR AL + H E RI TAGE
Needs to be a Walkway
R EC REAT I O NAL Water sports
CO MME RC I AL
Jetty for kids to jump off + swim Improve experience for canoes/ better circulation
MOV E ME NT
Climbing wall / park Access to community facilities / BBQ area Recreation area
Steps
More natural edge Park access
Views / beach
Bulk car parking Parking
Skate park / swings
Bulk car parking
Market space
Birds
Picnic area Move carpark
Secondary Path Clean up McCormack’s Bay
SPAT I AL
Deep channel
S U MNE R N E I GH B O U RH O O D
Bike hire Playground and fishing
Commuter lane as well as pathway
Flooding area
Reclaim beach
Link to path
Amazing views
Access to beach
Boat rides to south shore
Reinstate kids pump tracks
Playground Naval base
Needs to be included
Track below road Level / Widen
Bridge
Fish & Chips picnic Area/ bike hire / busking zone
Congregate
Cafes Feels natural
Tramway Mix of textures
Amazing views
Picnic area Library
Not a straight path
Cafes
More natural edge
Swimming +watching boats
Skate board Park
Trees + vegetation Grass area
Signage Improvements
Track
Surfers launching
Restore track
Bike shed for hill climbers Cafes
Fishing / Views
Adequate parking in esplanade More Carparks
Track
Salt water pool
Petanque
Upgrade playground
Features for all ages BBQ Areas seating / Benches Dog zone Bike rental at Ferrymead Crossing points
Link to bus stops
Mountain bike track
Loop track Wheelchair access Mountain bike track
Different surface material No barriers to water
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COMMUNITY IDEAS
SIO V ITSHIOENV:I an e cN ol ogi c al N AT UR AL E N VI RO N M E N T
MT PLEASANT
SUMNER
The natural environment has primacy.
‘SUMMARY OF COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS FROM CONSULTATION EVENT HELD AT MT PLEASANT COMMUNITY CENTRE, TUES 18TH SEPT, 4PM - 6PM’
C ULT UR AL + H E R I TAGE
REDCLIFFS
pl ay gr o und
‘SUMMARY OF COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS FROM CONSULTATION EVENT HELD AT REDCLIFFS BOWLING CLUB, TUES 19TH SEPT, 7.15PM - 9.15PM’
‘SUMMARY OF COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS FROM CONSULTATION EVENT HELD AT SUMNER NEW SCHOOL HALL, TUES 18TH SEPT, 7.15PM - 9.15PM’
A place to tell our stories about the coast.
R EC R EAT I O N AL
It’s more than a pathway, it’s a braided necklace of recreation activities.
CO M M E RC I AL
Provide commercial opportunities for recreation activities.
M OVE M E N T
Safe recreation along the pathway. Easy connections to the pathway.
S PAT I AL
Be broad, be generous, and be diverse.
T H E S T R AT E G I E S NATUR AL E N VIRONMENT
C ULTUR A L + H ERITAGE
t h e c o a s t RECR EATIONAL
CO MME RCIAL
t h e p a t hw a y
M OV E M E NT
S PATIA L
ac t i v e c o mmuni t y
EXPERIENCES 01
02
03
00
05
culvert treatment / improvement for kayakers
boat racing link to community centre
a
04a
bird watching
b 04b c
06
07
birdwatching fishing
d
dog walking
08 tram stop yacht club
surf club
e 09
10 surfing
g f EXPERIENCE / TREATMENTS
MAJOR MOMENTS/NODES
00 - SCOTTS PARK: Boating edges, landing place 01 - MT PLEASANT: Rock pools and mud flats 02 - CAUSEWAY: Linear edge with art/sculpture + distance markers 03 - REDCLIFFS PARK: Estuary beach / ’natural’ edge 04 - BEACHVILLE/MAIN RD: Urban, treed, enclosed, linear (shops at 4b) 05 - BEACHVILLE SEA WALL: Deep water, dramatic sheer wall, fishing 06 - MONCK’S BAY: Heritage edges, running water, wind protected, beach 07 - SHAG ROCK RESEVE: Dunes, sand beach, timber, easy access 08 - MEMORIAL WALK: generous and meaningful 09 - SCARBOROUGH BEACH: surf beach 10 - LIFESAVING CLUB: a dramatic finale
a - Scott’s Park Mixed water access b - Redcliffs Park jetty + ramp c - Beachville Reserve d - Shag rock, the hinge, sea meets estuary High path meets low path e - Cave rock + choice and views f - Cafe + playground g - Lifesaving club + views
LEGEND Experience/treatment major moment key moment N
0
0.5
1 km
TEXTURES Wate r + ro ck
G ra s s + co ncrete
Ro ck + co ncrete
Pa rk M ud + g rave l
Sa nd
Est ua ri ne e nvi ro nme nt + wate r cha nne l Grave l
C o n crete ramp + g ra s s A sp h alt
R am p + t i mbe r
Est uar y + gravel + sand
Gravel Ston e
Sa nd + ri p ra p reta i ni ng wa l l + ve getat i o n
Pl a nt i ng + concrete + meta l co nta i ne rs
Grass
S tone + concrete
S an d
Pl a ntin g Pl ay
C auseway
Roc k
Boats Pool Water + t i m ber Est uari ne env i ronm ent + t i dal + pl ant i ng
Recl am at i on + g ravel beach
Pl ant i ng + t i m ber
C on c rete
Wate r + ro ck
Stone R i p rap
Sa nd + co ncrete Rock wal l
Pl a nt i ng + g rave l
Sa nd
A s pha l t + ro ck cl i f f
G ras s + p l anti n g
Pl a nt i ng + t imbe r
Ti mbe r + co ncrete
Pl a nt i ng + a s pha l t
Stone
Mt Pl e a sa nt
S umner
Re dclif fs LEGEND insitu concrete
more natural edge
timber boardwalk
tree planting
concrete planks existing surface N
0
0.5
note: only proposed modifications to conditions are indicated, i.e. existing trees retained wherever possible.
1 km
THE EDGES: THE GEOLOGY THE ESTUARY GEOLOGY EXISTING RECLAMATION FOR ROAD CHANNEL CHANGES RELATIONSHIP
ALLUVIAL SANDS (SUBJECT TO LIQUEFACTION)
ROCK (POSSIBLY VERY DEEP)
BASELINE SOLUTION
COMMUNITY BASED SOLUTION IN FO RMA L SEATING
BIK ING
1: 1:100
V IEW IN G
GRADE(S) OF ROCKS/RIPRAP
SECTION 1.1 1:200
GRADE 1 3 C LA MBER
1:3 GRADE
RO C K PO O LS
SECTION 1.2 1:200
PLAY
GRADE 1 6 V IEW ING
SECTION 1.3 1:200
MULTIPLE PATHS
RO C K HO P
K AYA K IN G
WATER AC C ESS AT MO ST TID ES
GRADE 1 10
THE EDGES: OPPORTUNITIES BASELINE SOLUTION
COMMUNITY BASED SOLUTION
SECTION 2.1
2:
1:200
V IEW ING BIK ING SA F ETY
ANGLED RETAINING WALL
RETAINING WALL EDGE
SECTION 2.2 1:200
CONCAVE RETAINING WALL
BIK IN G V IEW IN G F ISHIN G
1:100
VERTICAL RETAINING WALL
SECTION 2.3 1:200
CANTILEVER + RETAINING WALL
BIK IN G SA F ETY
V IEW ING
F ISHING
BASELINE SOLUTION
COMMUNITY BASED SOLUTION
SECTION 3.1
3:
1:200
PILED EDGE + SEATING
TIMBER SA F ETY
BIK IN G
PILED EDGES
V IEW IN G SEETIN G
14
SECTION 3.2 1:100
PILED PATHWAY
1:200
PILED EDGE
40M DEPTH SA F ETY F ISHIN G V IEW IN G BIK ING TIMBER
40M DEPTH
1 :2 5 0 0 @ A 1
I TRI IEOS R: IM OOPPTPI O R NTSU&N P T ITE SP :L EMATS A N T SCOTT PARK: Focus for water-based and youth activity
MAIN RD: More natural + varied edge
CAUSEWAY: Series of wind / tidal sculptures + moments
McCORMACKS BAY: Improved trail and better connection to comunity facilites
CAUSEWAY: Better access for kayaks as landscape ‘event’ R E D C L I F F S >>
*
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* Treed or open? To what extent?
*
* causeway pathway at upper / lower / mid /mixed level?
*
* Reclaim partially, to widen path?
Pathway at edge / roadside? Priority crossing point?
Make primary coastal pathway?
?
REDCLIFFS PARK: Potential beach / natural edge
BEACHVILLE RD: Wide treed route possible
OPPORTUNITIES: REDCLIFFS
*
1:2 5 0 0 @ A 1
?
BEACHVILLE SW: Enhance opportunites for fishing + access
<< M T P L E A S A N T Potential to remove section of BV road, extend park to edge
BEACHVILLE SW: Substantial park space possible Primary pathway along wall / behind open park space
BEACHVILLE RESERVE: Improve edge access + fantastic views
?
SHAG / PEACOCKS: Fantastic viewing spot + transition to beach
* *
MONCKS BAY: Tram stop to form ‘event’
S U M N E R >> MONCKS BAY: Improved edge access + viewing of boats
Shallow rip-rap allowing lower paths and water access
New boat shed as ‘event’
Retain (historic) wall? Modify?
* ?
Retain wall?
OPPORTUNITIES: SUMNER
Possible viewing + reprieve spot
<< R E D C L I F F S
pathway at road / beach / mid level?
1: 2 5 0 0 @ A 1
DUNES: Opportunity to create ‘dunal parkland’
Preserve car parking?
MEMORIAL: Improved route and planting PROMENADE: Improved seating + access from park and to beach Dunal planting close up around memorial lights?
?
Ramped + stepped access or ‘hole’ in the wall?
REVETMENT: Potential to modify to more natural condition*
Revetment modification at cost of promenade width?
SCARBOROUGH: Great viewing spot, recreate tidal (Bell’s) baths, connect to Hills tracks
Could connect more strongly to park Priority points for access improvement?