Waipuna Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton Community Board
Jobs and economy
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Jobs and economy
Many councils help support local business and economic development. Some promote tourism in their area, or provide business support services and grants.
Advance the Mass Rapid Transit program to connect Riccarton businesses to more residents from the wider city.
Support public ownership of assets such as Orion and Citycare so that Christchurch City Council services stay available to Riccarton residents and businesses.
Support security for local businesses, especially on Riccarton Road, as well as street lighting for increased safety.
Keep rates down to help the economy, as high rates cripple businesses and rob households of income to spend on necessities.
Incorporate parking and people’s safety as requirements for commercial planning permission.
Work with businesses to encourage Friday night shopping in main shopping areas and push for community constables in all wards.
Keep rates down to help the economy as high rates cripple businesses and reduce household income for necessities.
Incorporate parking and people's safety as requirements for commercial planning permission.
Work with businesses to encourage Friday night shopping in main shopping areas and push for community constables in all wards.
Support local events and markets like the Riccarton Farmers Market to boost small businesses and bring the community together.
Work with Westfield to activate vacant spaces, making Riccarton Road more vibrant and welcoming.
Support awareness of jobs for the disabled and ethnic groups to avoid waste of potential.
Regulate local business rental property to sustain practical affordable rent.
Inform youth of available pre-workforce programmes and available resources.
Work with the mall and business owners to build trust, extend leases and fill empty stores, creating jobs and helping the local economy.
Provide better lighting, shelter and security cameras in parking spaces so customers feel safe and use shops outside the mall.
Put workers first by prioritising their needs, job growth opportunities and accessibility when working on traffic management and planning.
Advance the Mass Rapid Transit program to connect Riccarton businesses to more residents from the wider city.
Support public ownership of assets such as Orion and Citycare so that Christchurch City Council services stay available to Riccarton residents and businesses.
Support security for local businesses, especially on Riccarton Road, as well as street lighting for increased safety.
Keep rates down to help the economy, as high rates cripple businesses and rob households of income to spend on necessities.
Incorporate parking and people’s safety as requirements for commercial planning permission.
Work with businesses to encourage Friday night shopping in main shopping areas and push for community constables in all wards.
Keep rates down to help the economy as high rates cripple businesses and reduce household income for necessities.
Incorporate parking and people's safety as requirements for commercial planning permission.
Work with businesses to encourage Friday night shopping in main shopping areas and push for community constables in all wards.
Support local events and markets like the Riccarton Farmers Market to boost small businesses and bring the community together.
Work with Westfield to activate vacant spaces, making Riccarton Road more vibrant and welcoming.
Support awareness of jobs for the disabled and ethnic groups to avoid waste of potential.
Regulate local business rental property to sustain practical affordable rent.
Inform youth of available pre-workforce programmes and available resources.
Work with the mall and business owners to build trust, extend leases and fill empty stores, creating jobs and helping the local economy.
Provide better lighting, shelter and security cameras in parking spaces so customers feel safe and use shops outside the mall.
Put workers first by prioritising their needs, job growth opportunities and accessibility when working on traffic management and planning.
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