Chch residents come to terms with re-green-zoning Residents in Parklands have had to deal with liquefaction after each of the major aftershocks By Emma Jolliff A resident of Christchurch's Parklands says the Government's confirmation that her suburb will remain green-zoned has provided her with a starting point today. Cecile Murphy's house is on the boundary of the red-green area so she and her husband had expected they would be green-zoned.  She says their house has only cosmetic damage, but she knows plenty of other people in the area who aren't so lucky. Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee says a review of the land in Parklands East following the December 23 earthquake shows the original decision to zone the area green remains appropriate. "Despite further liquefaction in December, it does not meet the criteria to be zoned red. It's possible for houses in Parklands East to be repaired or rebuilt on an individual basis; there's no need for area-wide land treatment," he says. Ms Murphy says when surveyed, 70 percent of residents wanted to move from the area, but clearly now that won't happen. She says CERA told residents further drilling would be carried out. "Residents were told drilling would still need to be done to ascertain the state of the land under the houses, to assess what type of foundations would be needed to sustain the properties for future earthquakes." The drilling is likely to be done in the next six to nine months, sooner than the 18 months they