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Barnard Rd
Darroch St
Includes traffic calming and signage.
Splitter island to slow traffic.
Darroch St Slow ZoneBarnard Rd
Darroch St
Excludes splitter island but includes signage.
Darroch St Slow Zone
Darroch St
Signage with traffic calming.
Darroch St
Signage with no traffic calming.
Barnard Rd
Darroch St
Darroch St Slow Zone
Excludes traffic calming but includes signage. Barnard Rd
Darroch St
The gutter extensions are 0.5m out from existing kerb line. Designed to slow traffic.
Darroch St Slow Zone
Includes traffic calming and signage.
Darroch St Darroch St
Barnard Rd
John Rd
Amokura St
Fairy Springs Rd
Barnard
RdNgongotaha Cycleway
Luke Pl
Kawaha Pt Rd
Existing
Stream crossing to be upgraded
Ngongotaha via CyWayLake Roadvia CyWay
Ngongotaha link 800mMTB Park200m
Proposed
Proposed Darroch Street Slow ZoneNote: for options 1 and 2 the shared extended footpath and bridges remain
*Map is not to scale.
Option 1 – Signage only Option 2 – Traffic Calming & Signage
Section A
Section B
Section C
No Parking:
2.5m Shared Footpath:
Bridge:
Driveways/Ramps:
Road Edges:
Signage: Darroch St Slow Zone
Ngongotaha via CyWayLake Roadvia CyWay
Gutter extension to slow traffic.
Thank you for taking the time to consider the Darroch Street Slow Zone concepts
What do you think? He aha ō whakaaro?We want your feedback on concepts for the Darroch Street slow zone which links the Ngongotaha Cycleway to Skyline Mountain Bike Park. Submit feedback at cyway.nz or email [email protected]
Check out the concepts by opening the pamphlet here
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To the Occupants Cycleway Concepts to Link Ngongotaha Cycleway to Skyline Mountain Bike Park
October 2016
Dear resident,
Thank you to those who have provided feedback previously on this link of the CyWay network and to those who attended our community consultation evening on 17 August 2016.
At the request of those who attended we have now developed two concepts for your consideration and ask again for you to submit feedback on which option you prefer.
We are planning a site walk on the evening of 9 November at 5:30pm, starting from the Waiwhero Stream Reserve. We invite all interested residents to come along and talk through the options with the CyWay team.
Please note, the section through the reserve is the same for both concepts. The changes for which we want you to consider a preferred option, is in the residential section of the Darroch Street and Barnard Road link.
Remember our goal is to make this link a desirable cycle route for families and new users (those not confident biking on a road). Therefore, it is important the option chosen promotes/ creates a quieter residential street environment where new users feel safe enough to ride on the road.
What do you think? He aha ō whakaaro?
We invite you to consider the proposed concepts and provide feedback to Council by 9 November 2016.
See over the page for the options we want feedback on.
Submit your feedback to cyway.nz/feedback or email [email protected] For further information please contact Jodie Lawson on (07) 351 8130 at Rotorua Lakes Council.
Thank you for your input so far. We look forward to working with you to develop this project as part of our CyWay network.
Yours sincerely,
Jodie Lawson Sustainable Transport Team Leader
