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The feedback period on the proposed safety Improvements for Ngongotaha Village has now concluded.
We will report back shortly on the feedback received.
The corridor through Ngongotahā village is a state highway that is owned and managed by Waka Kotahi – NZ Transport Agency. For a number of years the Ngongotahā community has expressed concerns to Council about the safety of the state highway through the village.
In response to community feedback, Council commissioned a study to identify current infrastructure issues and develop potential solutions. Now Council wants to hear from the community about what option is preferred.
Your feedback will help enable Council to seek funding from Waka Kotahi – NZ Transport Agency to implement the infrastructure changes. Feedback will also be used to inform Council’s 2021 – 2031 Long-term Plan.
Ngongotaha village – Proposed safety improvements
The three proposed options range in cost, physical change and life expectancy.
Council will be seeking funding from Waka Kotahi – NZ Transport Agency to implement one of these options:
Option 3 – Estimated cost - $2,000,000 (Meets desired level of service and future proofs the corridor)
The feedback period on the proposed safety Improvements for Ngongotaha Village has now concluded.
We will report back shortly on the feedback received.
The corridor through Ngongotahā village is a state highway that is owned and managed by Waka Kotahi – NZ Transport Agency. For a number of years the Ngongotahā community has expressed concerns to Council about the safety of the state highway through the village.
In response to community feedback, Council commissioned a study to identify current infrastructure issues and develop potential solutions. Now Council wants to hear from the community about what option is preferred.
Your feedback will help enable Council to seek funding from Waka Kotahi – NZ Transport Agency to implement the infrastructure changes. Feedback will also be used to inform Council’s 2021 – 2031 Long-term Plan.
Ngongotaha village – Proposed safety improvements
The three proposed options range in cost, physical change and life expectancy.
Council will be seeking funding from Waka Kotahi – NZ Transport Agency to implement one of these options:
Ngongotahā Village - Proposed safety improvements has finished this stage
9 September 2020
Community Engagement Night
Ngongotahā Village - Proposed safety improvements has finished this stage
Wednesday 23rd September - 5.30pm at the Ngongotaha Bowling Club (11 Domain Avenue, Ngongotaha).
Rotorua Lakes Council will be presenting the proposed options for changes to the Ngongotaha village infrastructure and road corridor, and collecting feedback on the community's prefered option.
Closed - Community Consultation
Ngongotahā Village - Proposed safety improvements has finished this stage
7 October 2020
Report and recommendations to Council
Ngongotahā Village - Proposed safety improvements is currently at this stage
A report and recommendations from the engagement will go back to Council in early 2021