Kia ora,

Thank you for your email.

We are handling your request under the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987 (LGOIMA). We have forwarded it to the appropriate Christchurch City Council staff, and we will provide a response or update within 20 working days of the date we received your request. If we are unable to respond to your request by then, we will notify you of an extension of that timeframe.

If you have any queries, please feel free to contact me. If any additional factors come to light which are relevant to your request, please do not hesitate to contact me so that these can be taken into account.

Kind regards,

William Bloemraad
Information Coordinator
Office of the Mayor and Chief Executive

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Dear Cody,

 

Please specify which street or area you are referring to in your enquiry.

 

Kind regards,

 

William Bloemraad

Information Coordinator

Office of the Mayor and Chief Executive

 

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Dear Cody,

 

Thank you for your email, received on 21.08.2023. You requested the
following information, under the Local Government Official Information and
Meetings Act 1987 (LGOIMA):

 

“Please supply the Register of Resolutions made under Traffic and Parking
Bylaw 2017

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All streets.”.

 

Please find below a response to your LGOIMA request.

 

We are not legally required to maintain a Register of Resolutions made
under Traffic and Parking Bylaw, but the data is publicly available on the
CCC website.

As you have not refined your data any further, we are unable to provide a
more accurate starting point to begin a search.

 

You have the right to ask the Ombudsman to investigate and review our
decision. Complaints can be sent by email to
[1][email address].

 

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this, please contact the Official Information team on
[2][Christchurch City Council request email].

 

Yours sincerely,

 

 

William Bloemraad

Information Coordinator

Office of the Mayor and Chief Executive

 

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Dear Cody,

There is no "one" link to this information.
Therefore, the request to refine to a specific area was requested to "possibly" provide a link or guidance in the right direction.

Kind regards,

William Bloemraad
Information Coordinator
Office of the Mayor and Chief Executive

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Dear Cody,

We have forwarded your request to the responsible entity multiple times.
It has been mentioned that they are able to help you if you specifically state which refined subject you are after.
There is no open ticket now because a response has been provided stating that:

"We are not legally required to maintain a Register of Resolutions made under Traffic and Parking Bylaw, but the data is publicly available on the CCC website.
As you have not refined your data any further, we are unable to provide a more accurate starting point to begin a search".

However, if you could please clarify your inquiry, the team would be happy to help you further.

Kind regards,

William Bloemraad
Information Coordinator
Office of the Mayor and Chief Executive

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Dear Cody,

Council staff have been unable to locate a specific resolution under the 2017 Traffic and Parking Bylaw for the speed limit on James Hight Drive. Council staff became aware of issues with the resolutions for James Hight Drive in early 2023, when speed limits were being migrated into the National Speed Limit Register (NSLR), and took steps to resolve these issues by including it within the Safe Speed Neighbourhoods Interim Speed Management Plan, which was post-consultation at the time but had not yet been through Hearings Panel nor approved by Council.

The Safe Speed Neighbourhoods Interim Speed Management Plan has since then been approved by Council, including the James Hight Drive 30km/h speed limit, and certified and published by Waka Kotahi on its website. As a result, 30km/h for James Hight Drive has now been entered into the National Speed Limit Register for certification and is expected to be updated in the public facing NSLR within two weeks time.

The speed limit entry was submitted into the NSLR today after receiving this message, and two weeks time (10 working days) is the time that Waka Kotahi has asked us to allow for processing.

You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of this decision. Information about how to make a complaint is available at http://www.ombudsman.parliament.nz/ or freephone 0800 802 602.

Kind regards,

Sean

Sean Rainey
Manager Official Information and Privacy Officer
Official Information Team
Office of the Mayor and Chief Executive

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