Temporary road closures may be needed to enable the safe management of impacts including:
- Works such as construction, utility repairs, excavations, road resurfacing.
- Events such as road races, street parties, or parades.
Temporary road closures may be needed to enable the safe management of impacts including:
Apply for a temporary road closure or work out which type of temporary road closure you need.
Road closures for events depend on the impact of the road closure on the public and properties in the area.
All temporary road closures must be advertised in advance, and pre-works signage warning the public of the proposed road closure is required.
Charges apply for the temporary use of legal road, such as when fences and hoardings need to occupy public roads and footpaths.
All work on the road reserve, road closures and traffic or parking restrictions must be approved by the Christchurch City Council prior to the work or closure.
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Request, report and pay for Council services.
Apply for building and resource consents.
Manage your library borrowing.
Receive your rates invoice by email.
Book an indoor or outdoor space.
Take full control of your Rec and Sport membership.
List your events on What’s On Christchurch