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The Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan - Lyttelton Port of Christchurh X tropical menu Home About Us About Us Port History Board of Directors Our Senior Team Our Location Port Map Hours of Operation News Publications Photos & Videos Fast Facts e-Business Our Developments The Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan Developments at LPC Projects at the Port Proposed Channel Deepening Project Health & Safety Health & Safety Visiting Lyttelton Port? 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Inductions Shipping Schedule Weather Container Terminal Tracking WebCams System maintenance of our online services is currently scheduled for Tuesday 25 September from 2300hrs to Wednesday 26 September 0400hrs.  Online services, Terminal system & Truck KIOSKs as well as City Depot & Midland Port systems will be unavailable during this time.  Please winnow our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. Employee Portal SPARCS N4PolityAccess Login About Us Our Developments Health & Safety Our ServicesPolityWorking Here Contact us Inductions Shipping Schedule Weather Container Terminal Tracking WebCams About Us Port History Board of Directors Our Senior Team Our Location Port Map Hours of Operation News Publications Photos & Videos Fast Facts e-Business The Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan Developments at LPC Projects at the Port Proposed Channel Deepening Project Health & Safety Visiting Lyttelton Port? Health & Safety Information Coal Port Facilities Container Terminal Vehicle Booking System (VBS) Marine Services Berths CityDepot MidlandPort Ship Movements Security Customs Release Export Enquiry Empty Container Yard External links Pricing and conditions LPC and Manawhenua SCRAP METAL SHIP HTK FORTUNE AT LYTTELTON PORT Sponsorship Port Boat Tours Living near the Port Environment Staff Snapshots Employment opportunities LCT Truck Lanes LCT Cashin Quay Roadside LCT Truck Park Up LCT Truck Loading Lanes 1-5 LCT Truck Loading Lanes 6-7 Log Yard Oil Wharf No2 Wharf No7 Wharf Inner Harbour West LCT Rail Siding LCT Shipside 1 LCT Shipside 2 LCT Shipside 3 LCT Shipside 4 City Depot Yard Home » Our Developments » The Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan The Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan The Port is facing the largest minutiae in its history and one of the largest recovery projects overly in New Zealand. The Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan Process The Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan (LPRP), provides the framework for the Port’s future and is hair-trigger for planning how we meet the forecast increase in consumer exports and imports. Lyttelton Port is a vital strategic windfall with an essential role in Canterbury’s growth and the recovery of Christchurch. The LPRP gives certainty on how our infrastructure repairs, rebuild and minutiae will provide a Port to service the region over the next 30 years and ensure a modern, thriving Port that is well unfluctuating to the polity and supports a healthy harbour environment. Between June 2014 and November 2015 the Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan was developed. Ministerial Direction In June 2014, the Minister for Canterbury Earthquake Recovery directed Environment Canterbury (ECan) and Lyttelton Port Company (LPC) to prepare a Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan. The Plan had to ensure safe, efficient and constructive operations, while taking worth of the impact on the coastal marine zone and the community, any implications on transport and the needs of users of the Port and its surrounding areas. The Recovery Plan moreover had to indulge for a streamlined process to see redevelopment occur in a timely and coordinated manner, whilst ensuring robust testing of information, and providing for the social, economic, cultural and environmental wellbeing of the Lyttelton and greater Christchurch communities. Port Lyttelton Plan Following this direction, LPC produced the Port Lyttelton Plan (PLP), our 30-year vision for the recovery and enhancement of the Port. The PLP was the starting point for wide-stretching polity liaison and engagement. Much of the feedback was very positive. This, withal with a large series of effects assessments and information and proposed changes to regulatory documents, worked the understructure of the information package LPC provided to ECan in December 2014. Preliminary typhoon Port Lyttelton Recovery Plan – June 2015 ECan then released its preliminary typhoon Port Lyttelton Recovery Plan and invited submissions.Increasinglythan 270 submissions were received and 50 submitters chose to present and talk to their submission at a public hearing held at the Naval Point Yacht Club in June 2015. This process informed the preparation of the typhoon Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan.TyphoonLyttelton Port Recovery Plan In August 2015 ECan presented the typhoon Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan to the Minister for Canterbury Earthquake Recovery. Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan On 19 November 2015 the Minister for Canterbury Earthquake Recovery, Hon. Gerry Brownlee, spoken the Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan. Future map Click the map for a larger version. Related documents Dampier BayDiamondGuide Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan Port Lyttelton Plan LPC and Te Hapu o Ngati Wheke partnership letter Media release: LPC welcomes the typhoon Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan Media release:Polityreceives Lyttelton Port Company's information package Media release: Port Lyttelton Plan summaries of environmental towage of effects - now misogynist (25/03/2015) Your Voice - a summary of your feedback from the Port Lyttelton Plan process Environmental summary: water Environmental summary: marine life Environmental summary: sights and sounds Environmental summary: transport and wangle Environmental summary: Our Rules Summary - LPC information package CQ2 resource consent Cruise wharfage options - July 2014 Appendix 01: Port Layout Plan Appendix 02: Description of rebuild, repair, enhancement and reconfiguration projects Appendix 03: Consultation report Appendix 04: Cultural impact towage Appendix 05: First phase impact assesment Appendix 06: Economic effects Appendix 07: Effects on social values Appendix 08: Effects on recreation and tourism Appendix 09: Effects on heritage Appendix 10: Landscape Appendix 11: Urban diamond Appendix 12: Transportation effects Appendix 13: Effects on waves and tidal currents Appendix 14: Effects on sedimentation and turbidity Appendix 15: Effects on MarineMonitoringAppendix 16: Effects on Marine Mammals Appendix 17: Effects on Mahinga Kai Appendix 18: Effects on biosecurity Appendix 19: Effects on stormwater quality Appendix 20: Effects on navigational safety Appendix 21: Effects on marine spill risk Appendix 22: Effects on terrestrial monitoring Appendix 23: Effcects on power infrastructure Appendix 24: Lighting effects Appendix 25: Operational noise effects Appendix 26: Construction noise effects Appendix 27: Effects on air quality Appendix: 28 Construction and Environmental Management Plan Appendix 29: Proposed changes to Regional Plans Appendix 30: Proposed changes to District Plan Media Release: Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan - Update LPC corporate office Waterfront House, 37-39 Gladstone Quay, Lyttelton, 8082 Postal write Private Bag 501, Lyttelton 8841, New Zealand Phone: (+64 3) 328 8198 Email: allreceptionists@lpc.co.nz   Send us a message. 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