The February 2011 Christchurch earthquake was a powerful natural event that severely
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The February 2011 Christchurch earthquake was a powerful natural event that severely damaged New Zealand’s second-largest city and resulted in the loss of 185 lives. The Christchurch Residential Red Zone was established, with the government making voluntary purchases of around 7,000 of the worst- damaged properties in the east of the city. Eastern Vision feedback was gathered and shared at evospace.co.nz. Eastern Vision is a group of community leaders committed to the future for east Christchurch communities. This feedback reflected support for recreational and sporting opportunities in the Residential Red Zone. East Lake Trust was established, with the idea of creating a charitable trust as a vehicle to drive and promote the establishment of a community sport and recreation area in the Christchurch Residential Red Zone. East Lake Trust encourages community involvement in the upcoming Christchurch Residential Red Zone consultation and feedback process. The East Lake Trust was formed in response to strong public support for a water sports recreation area in the east of Christchurch. Ahead of the Government’s planned consultation on the future of the Residential Red Zone later this year, the Trust is seeking support for a proposal to establish this community recreation area. The proposed area would be designed to complement existing natural assets such as the Port Hills (Christchurch Adventure Park), Hagley Park, coastline and Te Papa O-ta-karo. The East Lake Trustees are volunteering time to lead this project that values community recreation and sporting participation, promoting access for all ages and levels of ability across Greater Christchurch.
East Lake ABOUT TIMELINE FEB 2011 JUN 2011 AUG–OCT 2014 SEPT 2014 JUN 2015 VISION A DESTINATION FOR: New Zealanders and visitors of all ages and abilities Kayaking, rowing, waka ama, dragon boating, yachting, stand-up paddleboarding, cable wakeboarding, cycling and walking Exploring the Avon River/O-ta-karo corridor Showcasing the ecology that defines eastern Christchurch
Attract national and international events Inspire opportunities for reflection Engage our young people through recreation, sport and leisure activities Endow eastern Christchurch with a world class recreation area For the people of Greater Christchurch, our visitors, whanau and mātātahi to access world class sport and recreation opportunities – an unparalleled natural environment linking city to sea.
David Goodman, Chair David is a member of Anderson Lloyd’s corporate and commercial team, advising on commercial, governance and corporate law matters. He has over 25 years’ experience as a lawyer in Christchurch and prior to that practised law in Wellington and London.
Julyan is the Chief Executive of Sport Canterbury and also currently chairs the Sport and Recreation Leadership Group. He has competed in representative football at provincial and national levels, holding sport management qualifications from both Canterbury and Massey Universities. Te Marino Lenihan Te Marino advocates for Maori resource management values and practices, including state of the environment monitoring and assessment, cultural impact assessment reporting, education, public relations and project management. Craig Price Craig is a Director and South Island Regional Manager at Beca Ltd, one of Asia Pacific’s largest multidisciplinary engineering and professional services consultancies. He is a Fellow of the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand and a Chartered Fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Directors. Greg Urquhart Greg has a background in communications, marketing and sales (international and domestic), along with board experience on regional and national sporting bodies. Currently he is Business Development Manager for Christchurch IT firm Computer Concepts and on the organising committee for TEDx Christchurch.
Steve is a chartered accountant and partner in Deloitte focusing on governance and risk advisory services. He has over 30 years of business experience with the firm in New Zealand, Britain and the United States. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, a Chartered Member of the Institute of Directors, and a trustee and director on several community organisations. EAST LAKE TRUSTEES COMMUNITY SUPPORT PLEASE REGISTER YOUR INTEREST BY VISITING www.sportcanterbury.org.nz/eastlake You can subscribe to receive updates throughout the public consultation process. “A lake would mean more cycle tracks and places to go with friends and family.” SAMUEL ROBB, MAIREHAU “A lake would mean a world class training venue for generations to come.” ARLIA SCHURR, EDGEWARE “A lake would be fantastic for tourists, for biking and walking around, and enjoying a variety of water sports.”
THE CITY OF INSPIRATION East Lake FRESH WATER DESTINATION RECREATION WATER SPORTS TRAINING EAST COMMUNITY CHRISTCHURCH RESERVE WHANAU WORLD CLASS INTERNATIONAL VISITORS FLORA AND FAUNA CYCLEWAYS AWESOME Download 25.29 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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