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Frequently Asked Questions
Hayley Ching - 027 323 0056
The project is expected to be completed in September, depending on weather and unforeseen circumstances.
There may be temporary disruptions during construction. However, our team will ensure you have access to your property at all times. If a section of the road is closed, alternative access or assistance will be provided.
We will provide clear detours or on-site assistance to help you navigate closures. Site staff will also be available to escort vehicles as needed.
During complete closures, residents will still have property access. You may need to coordinate directly with the team onsite for assistance entering or exiting your property freely.
Yes, we have developed a safe cycle detour plan to minimize disruptions for cyclists, especially during the school term. This will be shared closer to the time.
Yes, pedestrian access will be maintained where possible, with clear signage to guide residents.
We are coordinating closely with businesses like the bakery to ensure customers can still access them. Temporary signage and pathways will be in place, and we will notify you if there are any changes.
Parking will be retained where possible. The final design aims to balance parking needs with safety improvements for pedestrians and cyclists.
No, right turns into Aorangi Road from Wairakei Road will no longer be possible as part of the intersection upgrade.
Yes, this project includes infrastructure upgrades that will help reduce water leaks in the area.
We do not anticipate major interruptions, but if any occur, we will notify affected residents well in advance.