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Footpath blocked, pedestrians forced onto segregated cycle lane

Reported in the Cycle path category anonymously at 03:34, Sun 15 October 2017

Sent to Christchurch City Council 30 sec later.

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Temporary fences have been put up outside some of the bars on the southern side of St Asaph St just west of Colombo St to corral patrons wishing to enter their establishments. Unfortunately these entirely block the footpath in at least 2 locations, forcing pedestrians onto the segregated cycle lane. This presents a hazard for both cyclists and pedestrians. Are these bars really allowed to take over the footpath like this? If not, maybe they could fund works to either widen the footpath or provide a barrier between the footpath and the cycle lane?

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Christchurch City

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