The period for feedback has closed, on the Te Manawa ō Owhatiura trial project.
The Te Manawa ō Owhatiura trial aims to create child-friendly streets that allow all people to move safely around our community. The trial project is the first of it's kind in Rotorua, and will change the way people drive, walk, bike or scooter through the area on their way to school, work, or the Whakarewarewa Forest.
Tell us about your experience of the trial project, by taking part in the survey. We want to know what parts of the design you think are working well, and what parts could be improved. Adjustments will be made to the design during the trial period, based on community feedback. You can also place feedback by emailing cycling@rotorualc.nz. See any project updates or adjustments to the trial layout here.
A working group consisting of students, staff and parents from Lynmore Primary School, local residents, members of Tatau Pounamu and Rotorua Cycle Action and the New Zealand Police are leading this mahi. Rotorua Lakes Council are supporting the working group to manage the project.
The period for feedback has closed, on the Te Manawa ō Owhatiura trial project.
The Te Manawa ō Owhatiura trial aims to create child-friendly streets that allow all people to move safely around our community. The trial project is the first of it's kind in Rotorua, and will change the way people drive, walk, bike or scooter through the area on their way to school, work, or the Whakarewarewa Forest.
Tell us about your experience of the trial project, by taking part in the survey. We want to know what parts of the design you think are working well, and what parts could be improved. Adjustments will be made to the design during the trial period, based on community feedback. You can also place feedback by emailing cycling@rotorualc.nz. See any project updates or adjustments to the trial layout here.
A working group consisting of students, staff and parents from Lynmore Primary School, local residents, members of Tatau Pounamu and Rotorua Cycle Action and the New Zealand Police are leading this mahi. Rotorua Lakes Council are supporting the working group to manage the project.
Te Manawa ō Ōwhatiura trial has finished this stage
Wednesday 18 November, 2-6 pm at Lynmore Primary School.
An opportunity for the community to drop in, find out more about the trial project and share their design ideas.
Collecting ideas from the community to create a design
Te Manawa ō Ōwhatiura trial has finished this stage
December 2020 - February 2021
Collecting feedback on a concept design of the trial
Te Manawa ō Ōwhatiura trial has finished this stage
March 2021
The trial is live
Te Manawa ō Ōwhatiura trial has finished this stage
The Te Manawa ō Owhatiura trial began in April 2021, and will continue for a period of 6-12 months.
Design elements are being introduced in two stages. Stage one includes placing the crossings and build-outs. Stage two will follow shortly after, adding colour and vibrancy to the space.
The community can place feedback on the project until 30 November 2021.
Feedback period closes
Te Manawa ō Ōwhatiura trial has finished this stage
Feedback closes at 5pm on 30 November 2021
Te Manawa o Owhatiura trial ends
Te Manawa ō Ōwhatiura trial is currently at this stage
Date to be confirmed
Te Manawa ō Owhatiura concept design
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Students from the Te Manawa ō Owhatiura working group, introduce the trial project
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Community drop-in session - 18 November 2020
Gathering ideas from the community and Lynmore School whanau on how we can improve the safety and vibrancy of Larcy Road, Owhatiura Drive and Iles Road.