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AT has proposed a number of changes to roads in Mission Bay to try to improve pedestrian safety.  Their initial approach was very clumsy at best, not putting forward any justification and presenting it as almost a done deal.

We pushed back firmly, talking to the Mayor and Desley Simpson, our Councillor, and also to the AT CEO Shane Ellison.  As a result, the proposal was withdrawn and a new proposal developed with the support of a working group including representatives from our Residents' Association, the Business Association and Orakei Local Board.

A new plan was consulted on and has recently been built. While not perfect, the new layout eliminates many of the negative features of the original proposal, and adds a full 2-way cycle path. Detailed plans can be seen here.

​At the time of writing, while construction has finished, there are several issues that we are not happy with, and we are compiling a list of issues for AT to work through.



30 km/h speed limit for Mission Bay and St Heliers

23/10/2019

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We have just been advised that Auckland Transport's Board has voted to impose a 30km/h speed limit on Tamaki Drive through Mission Bay and St Heliers, as well as the northern ends of Atkin Ave and Patteson Ave.  This is part of a city wide review of safe speeds for both town centres and rural roads.

The process that arrived at this is completely independent of the Safety Improvement project for which we are on the Working Group with AT, although it is far from clear that it should be treated separately.  Regardless of the speed restrictions, we will be working to ensure we do not get stupid outcomes such as 11 new pedestrian crossings imposed on us.

The reduced speed will go into effect either in November 2020 or June 2021, depending on whether we are in the first tranche or not.

Here is a link to AT's announcement and their Q&A.
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    Our submissions
    • Post construction review December 2022
    • Submission on revised plan December 2020
    • 30km/h speed reduction
    • Pedestrian crossings and other safety proposals
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    • Local Info
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  • Events
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    • Auckland Future Growth Strategy – Our Submission
    • Orakei Local Board Plan Feedback – Our Submission
    • Plan Change 78
    • Kepa Road crossing
    • Tagalad Reserve (Mission Bay bowling club land)
    • Seat and Tree project
    • AT safety proposals
    • Meadowbank to Kohimarama Shared Path
    • Selwyn Reserve noise issues
    • Ryman Retirement Village Kohimarama Rd
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