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Latest Christchurch land information released
www.landcheck.org.nz
Check the status of your residential property
The announcement today (Thursday 23 June 2011) of zones of land damage in greater Christchurch is the most up-to-date information that can be provided.
The government will continue to provide the public with timely and accurate information on the state of the land and what it means for residents. All greater Christchurch land has been mapped into four zones – red, orange, green and white.
Residents can now visit the www.landcheck.org.nz website and enter their address to find out what zone their property has been mapped into, and download a fact sheet on what it means for them.
Residents can also contact the government helpline on 0800 779 997 if they are unable to access the website or they want more information.
The government has commenced outbound calling to those people in the residential red zone to discuss the announcement with them and an information pack will be mailed out to those residents in the next few days.
* A map showing the suburbs and the zones they have been divided into can be found here.
www.landcheck.org.nz
Check the status of your residential property
The announcement today (Thursday 23 June 2011) of zones of land damage in greater Christchurch is the most up-to-date information that can be provided.
The government will continue to provide the public with timely and accurate information on the state of the land and what it means for residents. All greater Christchurch land has been mapped into four zones – red, orange, green and white.
Residents can now visit the www.landcheck.org.nz website and enter their address to find out what zone their property has been mapped into, and download a fact sheet on what it means for them.
Residents can also contact the government helpline on 0800 779 997 if they are unable to access the website or they want more information.
The government has commenced outbound calling to those people in the residential red zone to discuss the announcement with them and an information pack will be mailed out to those residents in the next few days.
* A map showing the suburbs and the zones they have been divided into can be found here.