The complaint to the council that I found. Dear Christchurch City Council, Why has CCC not taken over ownership of the roads – Firefly Place, Walrus Road, Wasp Road & Tiger Moth Road – located within the CIAL precinct? If the roads are indeed privately owned (by CIAL, not CCC), how then could the Waimāero/Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood …
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Peter Leeming Road in the suburbs of Harewood and Christchurch Airport, Christchurch
Peter Leeming Road in Harewood / Christchurch Airport – Named after Peter William Leeming (1939- 2012). Leeming was the chairman of the Christchurch International Airport board of directors in 2000. Formed post-1997. A small amount of information from the library website. I couldn’t find anything on Papers Past even with it now going up to …
Tiger Moth Road in the suburbs of Harewood and Christchurch Airport, Christchurch
Tiger Moth Road in Harewood and nothing the either the new or old library websites. I did find this complaint to the council but couldn’t find the relevant council minutes. “ Dear Christchurch City Council, Why has CCC not taken over ownership of the roads – Firefly Place, Walrus Road, Wasp Road & Tiger Moth …
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Walrus Road in the suburbs of Harewood and Christchurch Airport, Christchurch
Walrus Road in Harewood and nothing on the old or new library websites. I did find this complaint “Dear Christchurch City Council, Why has CCC not taken over ownership of the roads – Firefly Place, Walrus Road, Wasp Road & Tiger Moth Road – located within the CIAL precinct? If the roads are indeed privately …
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Sir Keith Park Place in the suburb of Harewood, Christchurch
Sir Keith Park Place in Harewood- Named after Air Chief Marshal Sir Keith Park. In stage 2 of Mustang Park subdivision, developed in 2017. Off Orchard Road. Source : Fendalton‐Waimairi‐Harewood Community Board 12 June 2017. A small amount of information from the new library website but nothing on the old website. I am going to …
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Pathfinder Place in the suburb of Harewood, Christchurch
Pathfinder Place in Harewood – Named after the Pathfinders which were target marking squadrons during WWII. Continuing the Aircraft/airport theme. Developed in 2017, in stage 2 of the Mustang Park subdivision. Located off Orchard Rd. Source Fendalton‐Waimairi‐Harewood Community Board agenda 12 June 2017 A small amount of information from the new library website and there …
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Lewisham Park in the suburb of St Albans, Christchurch
Lewisham Park in St Albans – Named after the London Borough of Lewisham in south east London. The developer wanted names reflecting an English country estate. First appears in street directories in 1996. [Lewisham Park is the name given to both the subdivision, and the largest street in the subdivision. Lewisham Place was originally proposed, …
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Carnaby Close in the suburb of St Albans, Christchurch
Carnaby Close in St Albans – Named after Carnaby, a small village and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. The developer wanted names reflecting an English country estate. Formed post-1997. Information supplied in 2009 by Bob Pritchard, subdivisions officer, Christchurch City Council. A small amount of information from the library website and …
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Aikmans Road in the suburb of Merivale, Christchurch
Aikmans Road in Merivale – Named after Colin Campbell Aikman (1820-1906). Originally an accommodation road ie. a route for stock. Aikman was a partner in the firm of Aikman and Wilson, auctioneers and land agents. Aikman’s Road is first mentioned in the Star in 1874 in a report of a meeting of the Avon Road …
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Petrie Street in the suburb of Richmond, Christchurch
Petrie Street in Richmond – formerly Leith Street. Named after George Petrie (1853-1912). Leith Street was dedicated in 1909 and is first mentioned in The Press in 1912 when land in North Richmond is advertised for sale by the church property trustees. First appears in street directories in 1912. Re-named Petrie Street in 1918. There …
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