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City's New Art Gallery Progresses

Tuesday, 31 October 2000, 1:34 pm
Press Release: Christchurch City Council

The appeal period for the Resource Consent (combined land use and air discharge) for the new Christchurch Art Gallery has expired with no appeals being received.

Tenders for the construction of the Art Gallery closed recently and will be considered by the Projects and Property Committee on 10 November and then the Council on 23 November - at which time the contract will be awarded.

FURTHER INFORMATION: Kay Carston, Communication Coordinator, Christchurch City Council: Ph: 372 2416

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