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AT safety proposals

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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  As a result, the proposal has been withdrawn, and a working group established to determine what changes, if any, would be appropriate for Mission Bay.  Our Chair, Don Stock, has been appointed to that working group and will ensure that we arrive at a sensible outcome.



Traffic engineer appointed

12/10/2019

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Auckland Transport has now appointed a Traffic Engineer, Dr Glen Koorey of ViaStrada, to review the traffic risk profile for Mission Bay.  His job is to identify any points of excessive risk which might be considered for an engineering solution.  Hisa job is NOT to determine the engineering solutions required, merely to identify whether there are any risks which should be assessed to see whether an engineering solution might be appropriate.

​His report will be provided to the Working Group to discuss and determine whether any engineering solutions are required, and if so, what solutions might work best. The Mission Bay Kohimarama Residents Association is represented on this Working group, along with the Mission Bay Business Association, the Orakei Local Board, and the Orakei Ward Councillor.  We are confident that the Working group can come up with practical and common-sense solutions that improve the situation for all road users, balancing the needs of pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.
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    Our submissions
    • Submission on revised plan December 2020
    • 30km/h speed reduction
    • Pedestrian crossings and other safety proposals
  • About
    • Documents
    • Local History >
      • Historical Articles
    • Street names
    • Local photos
    • We need your help
  • Events
    • Events calendar
  • Projects
    • Mission Bay bowling club land
    • Zoning changes
    • AT safety proposals
    • Mission Bay 8 storey development
    • Meadowbank to Kohimarama Shared Path
    • Selwyn Reserve noise issues
    • Ryman Retirement Village Kohimarama Rd
  • Membership
    • Become a member
  • News
  • Contact
    • Links