Christchurch City Council. Parks and Recreation Department (1977-1989)
Dates
- Existence: 1977 - 1989
Biography
The Parks and Recreation Unit was established in 1977 and was renamed from the Reserves Department. The Unit managed all the Council owned parks across the Christchurch City Council area including the Christchurch Botanic Gardens. The unit was also responsible for leisure facilities and stadiums including Queen Elizabeth II Park and swimming pools.
Following the 1989 amalgamation of a number of authorities in the wider Christchurch area, the Parks and Recreation Unit became the Parks Unit as part of the Technical Services Group. Responsibiltiy for leisure facilities became part of the newly created Civic Facilities Unit as part of the Metropolitan Services Group.
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Christchurch City Council: Geoff Cameron Parks and Recreation Bottle Lake and Chaneys Forest Records
Papers collated by Geoff Cameron, former Christchurch City Council Forest Manager and Principal Rural Fire Officer for Bottle Lake Forest and Chaneys Forest. Includes memorandums, reports and correspondence relating to the amalgamation of Selwyn Plantation Board managed land to becoming a joint venture with Christchurch City Council.
Christchurch City Council: Human Resources Records
Christchurch City Council: Parks, Gardens and Recreation Files
Christchurch City Council: QEII Park Development and Management Records
Parks and Recreation Committee Minute Book No 4, February 1983 - December 1984
Minutes of meetings of the Christchurch City Council Parks and Recreation Committee. Page numbers: 4021 – 4101.
This volume is included as part of a set of subject based index cards at CCC/ARC/S81/3