Keep Our Assets Canterbury's definition of “significant and/or strategic assets and services” in relation to those held and/or operated by the Christchurch City Council:
Council equity in Christchurch City Council Holdings Ltd;
The equity that Christchurch City Holdings Ltd holds in each of the following subsidiaries (each subsidiary is treated as a separate significant asset for the purposes of this policy):
Lyttelton Port Company Limited
- Christchurch International Airport Limited
- Orion New Zealand Limited
- Redbus Limited
- Enable Services Limited
- City Care Limited
- Eco Central
- The following properties held by VBase Ltd:
- Westpac Stadium
- Christchurch Convention Centre
- AMI Stadium
- Christchurch Town Hall
- The equity in Civic Building Ltd held either directly by the Christchurch City Council or through Christchurch City Holdings Ltd;
- The equity in Transwaste Canterbury Ltd
- The land and buildings as a whole owned by the Council for its public rental housing provision;
- The Christchurch Art Gallery and its permanent collection;
- The library network as a whole including the Central Library, the suburban libraries and the mobile library service;
- The Christchurch City roading network as a whole;
- The water supply network as a whole including reservoirs, pump stations, and reticulation;
- The sewage collection, treatment and disposal system as a whole including the sewers;
- Pump stations and treatment works;
- The land drainage system as a whole including the storm water pipe network, the open river system, waterways, wetlands and retention basins;
- The reserves lands as a whole including land held under the Reserves Act and land used for parks, gardens, sports fields, recreational areas and cemeteries;
- The Council’s built recreational facilities including, but not limited to, all its suburban swimming pools, indoor swimming complexes, childcare centres, gymnasiums community cottages or halls and recreational centres;
- The system as a whole of off-street parking facilities owned or operated by the Council;
- The public transport infrastructure system as a whole including the Bus Exchange, bus shelters and other bus related facilities;
- The Council’s portfolio of Heritage Assets as a whole (excluding assets specifically acquired for on-setting after providing them with protective covenants);
- Harbour structures as a whole, including wharves, jetties, slipways, breakwaters and seawalls;
- The waste management system as a whole including transfer stations;
- Cathedral Square.
- Sign of the Takahe
- Sign of the Kiwi
- Sign of the Bellbird
- When rebuilt by the Council and if in Council or Council controlled organisation ownership.
