Plan to kick out Christchurch Archery Club under fire
A Christchurch sports club is outraged at plans to boot it out of its home of almost 30 years.
Rawhiti Domain has been the Christchurch Archery Club’s base since 1992, but its lease expires in June 2021 and a Christchurch City Council hearings panel does not want a new lease to be granted.
It has instead recommended a month-by-month lease to signal to the club it needs to find “a more appropriate and better site”.
The Waitai/Coastal-Burwood Community Board will have the final say at a meeting on Monday (July 6).
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