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Hearing of submissions on Better Travel Choices - December 2023
the SSBC, but should be strengthened with more specifics within the RPTP and BTCS. Inglewood service provision Calls for better public transport provision for Inglewood, noting the limitations of the current options provided by the Connector and Route 98. More thought is required for how Inglewood passengers are accommodated in the wider network. New Plymouth central bus hub Some submitters note that the existing central bus hub (the Ariki Street Bus Centre) is
Regional Transport Committee Agenda June 2023
next season. Waitara to Bell Block • It was noted that future reports will include updates on the major Waitara to Bell Block project. • The contract to construct the Princess Street roundabout has now been awarded. • Storm water mains have been installed with the roundabout and underpass construction as the next step. • It was noted that there was a ministerial event two weeks ago to commence the project. • Motorists will face interruptions with detours being put in
Better Travel Choices - Executive, Audit and Risk Committee Hearing agenda memo and attachments - December 2023
Plymouth central bus hub Some submitters note that the existing central bus hub (the Ariki Street Bus Centre) is not meeting needs or expectations, which is outlined in Table 21 of the RPTP (p79). Officers note that uncertainty around its long- term location have inhibited being able to address these issues. Discussions and investigations with NPDC are ongoing, and this will form part of the SSBC. Recommend both the BTCS and RPTP reiterate the Executive Audit and Risk - Hearing
Ride the festive spirit to New Plymouth’s Christmas Parade party
Go Bling Your Bike station, the More FM Santa Sprint, three-on-three basketball, e-bike and e-scooter demos, street picnics and markets, and more. Santa’s cavalcade will take a circuit route again this year, starting at the Clock Tower and moving east along Devon Street, turning left down Liardet Street and heading back down Gill Street/Ariki Street back to the start. Free buses will be running all day. So plan your trip, and don’t miss out on a super event in our car free central city.
Ordinary Council Agenda February 2024 Part 1
the South Taranaki District Council for their receipt and information. Cloke/Jamieson Confirmation of Minutes State Highway 3 Working Group – 3 October 2023 Resolved That the Taranaki Regional Transport Committee: a. received the unconfirmed minutes of the State Highway 3 Working Group meeting held at the St Johns Rooms, 41 North Street (SH3) Mōkau, on 3 October 2023 at 10.30am. Duynhoven/Nixon RTC 2024 Meetings Planner Ms L Hawkins, Policy Manager to
Regional Transport Committee Agenda December 2024
Regional Transport Committee Agenda December 2024
Dangerous dams
potential in the event of the dam breaking. How many people are at risk? An assessment done by Tonkin and Taylor assesses that between 11 and 100 people would be at risk in the event the dam failed, depending on the day and time. Dam failure would put 139 properties downstream of the dam in danger of being flooded to some degree, 53 of them with buildings that would likely be affected. The degree of this risk varies significantly from property to property, this detail is shown in the map. What can the
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Report 2012-2014
survey dates 48 2.5.2 Periphyton cover 48 2.5.3 Periphyton Index Score 50 2.5.4 Periphyton biomass 51 2.5.5 Summary of 2002-2014 (12 year data set) 51 2.5.6 Long term trend analysis 53 page 2.6 Waingongoro River 55 2.6.1 Flow data and survey dates 56 2.6.2 Periphyton cover 56 2.6.3 Periphyton Index Score 58 2.6.4 Periphyton biomass 58 2.6.5 Summary of 2002-2014 (12 year data set) 59 2.6.6 Long term trend analysis 60 2.7 Punehu Stream 63 2.7.1 Flow data and survey