An update on the Woolston Village Upgrade

Christchurch City Council
 

An update on the Woolston Village Upgrade 

Kia ora from Woolston Village Upgrade team.
We're excited to announce that we've appointed Citycare Ltd as the lead contractor for the Woolston Village upgrade. Our next steps are to hold a Meet the Contractor session with the local community before starting work in late July. You can expect to see us out and about around the village, preparing signage to let people know how to access the shops and where to park.

Ferry Road
 
 

Meet the contactor

We're holding a ‘Meet the Contractor’ session at the Woolston Community Library (main hall) at 5:30 pm on Tuesday 7 July to introduce the project team to the local community.
Everyone is welcome to come along and we look forward to seeing you there.

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Woolston

Streetscape upgrade drives Woolston revitalisation

A multimillion-dollar upgrade of Woolston Village will get under way in July. Under the Christchurch City Council’s Ferry Road Suburban Master Plan, the significant streetscape project aims to revitalise the village while keeping the industrial character of the 150-year-old area.

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Stay up to date with news and updates

Visit our project webpage for the latest information about the upgrade. We'll send out regular newsletters as the project progresses. If you know anyone who would like to receive these newsletters, please ask them to sign up here, or email WoolstonVillage@ccc.govt.nz.

Thanks for your patience while we upgrade Woolston Village.

 
 

Key features of the upgrade

We’re upgrading Woolston Village and part of Ferry Road. This will make the village a safer and more attractive place to walk, bike and drive. We’re renewing underground wastewater pipes at the same time to minimise disruption to the public.

 
Parking

A place to park

There will be 55 on-street car park spaces on this section of Ferry Road plus time-restricted parking to allow for higher turnover.

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walking

A place for walking

Wider footpaths and improved crossing facilities in the village, including signal controlled crossings & upgraded street lighting.

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30 kph speed limit

Lower speed limits

The speed limit will be lowered to 30km/h on Ferry Road between Portman Street and St Anne’s School.

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