We’re exploring Public Spaces. Your feedback will help guide what matters most and how we manage shared spaces together.

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What is your age group?

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Which of the following best describes you? Select all activities that apply.

Business owner/operator

Land/property owner

Person with accessibility needs

Resident

Resident living adjacent to a public space

Other (please specify)

How often do you use public spaces in Waimakariri?

Definition: Public spaces include parks, streets, footpaths, laneways, and roads—both urban and rural—that are accessible to everyone.

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Which town or area do you live in or visit most often?

Rangiora

Kaiapoi

Woodend

Oxford

Pegasus

Other (please specify)

What do you use public spaces for?

Commercial and Practical use

Outdoor dining or hospitality (e.g., café seating, picnics)

Street trading or market stalls

Deliveries or vehicle access

Using public amenities (e.g., toilets, water fountains, seating)

Social, Cultural and Creative use

Events or performances (e.g., concerts, community gatherings)

Advocacy or public speaking (e.g., protests, awareness campaigns)

Photography, art, or creative expression

Relaxation or connecting with others (e.g., meeting friends, reading)

Recreation and Nature

Recreation, leisure, or play (e.g., play spaces, sports, skateboarding)

Exercise or connecting with nature (e.g., walking, jogging, birdwatching

Dog walking or pet activities

Camping

Community and Youth Engagement

Volunteering or community service (e.g., clean-ups, planting)

Youth-specific activities (e.g., hanging out, skate parks)

Other (please specify)

Movement and Access

Commuting or transport (e.g., walking, cycling, public transport)

Waiting or passing through (e.g., waiting for a bus, resting briefly)