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Feedback on Kuirau Park Trial Road Closure has now closed. Thank you for your input.
Rotorua Lakes Council received clear support for the closure of the northern part of Kuirau Street from the community and as a result, a decision has been made to keep the road closure in place for the foreseeable future. You can read more HERE.
Ngā mihi nui
Council invite you to have your say on the future use of this part of Kuirau park.
Please share your thoughts in the survey by 12 June 2023.
This will help us understand what the community would like to see for this section of Kuirau Park in the near future.
Rotorua Lakes Council is trialing a six month road closure at Kuirau Park to preserve the recreational values and protect the natural environment of the reserve, while ensuring that the public can enjoy this reserve safely.
Earlier this year, repeated damage caused by vehicle use on the reserve affected nearby residents and the community and is detrimental to the natural environment.
In response to this, the trial road closure has been put in place so that Council can monitor the reserve and environments, and we would like to hear your thoughts on the trial road closure to help inform next steps.
The closure impacts the road section from the Tarewa Road entrance through to the central Kuirau Park roundabout (see map below).
Locked gates have been placed at either side of the road section as well as rocks surrounding the perimeter. These measures will be in place from December 2022 for the duration of the closure period. Pedestrians and cyclists will still be able to access the area through the designated tracks, as well as cycle or walk along the closed road section.
Feedback on Kuirau Park Trial Road Closure has now closed. Thank you for your input.
Rotorua Lakes Council received clear support for the closure of the northern part of Kuirau Street from the community and as a result, a decision has been made to keep the road closure in place for the foreseeable future. You can read more HERE.
Ngā mihi nui
Council invite you to have your say on the future use of this part of Kuirau park.
Please share your thoughts in the survey by 12 June 2023.
This will help us understand what the community would like to see for this section of Kuirau Park in the near future.
Rotorua Lakes Council is trialing a six month road closure at Kuirau Park to preserve the recreational values and protect the natural environment of the reserve, while ensuring that the public can enjoy this reserve safely.
Earlier this year, repeated damage caused by vehicle use on the reserve affected nearby residents and the community and is detrimental to the natural environment.
In response to this, the trial road closure has been put in place so that Council can monitor the reserve and environments, and we would like to hear your thoughts on the trial road closure to help inform next steps.
The closure impacts the road section from the Tarewa Road entrance through to the central Kuirau Park roundabout (see map below).
Locked gates have been placed at either side of the road section as well as rocks surrounding the perimeter. These measures will be in place from December 2022 for the duration of the closure period. Pedestrians and cyclists will still be able to access the area through the designated tracks, as well as cycle or walk along the closed road section.
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Ngā whakahaerenga mo te Katinga Rori kei Kuirau | Kuirau Park Road Closure Timeline
Whakatuwheratanga | Open
He katinga rori | Kuirau Park Trial Road Closure has finished this stage
Kua whakatuwhera te wāhanga ki te tuku kōrero.
This consultation is open for contributions.
Whakakapi | Consultation Closed
He katinga rori | Kuirau Park Trial Road Closure has finished this stage
Kua whakakapi te wāhanga ki te tuku whakaaro mo te kaupapa nei.
Contributions to this consultation are closed.
Decision made
He katinga rori | Kuirau Park Trial Road Closure is currently at this stage
Rotorua Lakes Council received clear support for the closure of the northern part of Kuirau Street and as a result, a decision has been made to keep the road closure in place for the foreseeable future.