Ashley Rakahuri flood resilience project
Environment Canterbury is considering ways to improve flood resilience along the Ashley Rakahuri, from the Ōkūkū River to Waikuku Beach.
- Closing date
- 30 September 2026 at 5pm
- Added to Civics
- 24 September 2026
- Source category
- Local government
- Source body
- Environment Canterbury
- Last checked
- 26 September 2026
Closed
Plain-English summary
Environment Canterbury is considering ways to improve flood resilience along the Ashley Rakahuri, from the Ōkūkū River to Waikuku Beach.
Read the official consultation material for the detailed proposal, supporting documents and submission method.
Why it matters
Flood risk has increased since the existing stopbank scheme was built.
More people, homes, businesses and infrastructure are now located in the floodplains.
Flood breakouts could occur at different points along the river and affect places differently.
Who may care
- People in Rangiora, Kaiapoi, Waikuku and surrounding areas
- People, businesses and infrastructure owners in the Ashley Rakahuri floodplains
How to make a submission
- Read the official consultation material.
- Submit feedback through the official consultation page before the closing date.
Disclaimer
Civics.nz is an independent plain-English guide and is not an official government website. Always check the official source before making a submission.