22 November 2019
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Have your say on changes near you
We are proposing new parking restrictions on Riverglade Lane in Matakana. Our proposal responds to requests from local residents to tackle the issue of parked cars blocking access to the street, especially during Matakana Market days. We recommend restricting parking along one side of the street.
We’re asking for your feedback on two possible solutions to this problem. Each option will improve street access along Riverglade Lane.
Please turn the page for a full description of each option and see the proposal drawings enclosed.
We recently asked for your feedback on a crossing with traffic lights on Matakana Road, which is moving forward after considering community feedback. Follow the instructions below to find out more online.
Tell us what you think Our proposal aims to improve street access for locals and emergency services. But we know these changes may affect residents on this road. So we want to hear from you. Simply complete the online feedback survey from 29th November to Friday, 13 December 2019.
Go online to www.AT.govt.nz/haveyoursay
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Click Riverglade Lane, Matakana – Parking Restrictions
If you can’t get to our website or have any questions, phone us on (09) 448 7265. Please have the reference number BYL-411 ready when you call.
Your feedback will help us decide our final improvements.
Next steps We’ll post the outcome of this proposal and a summary of community feedback on our website. We can also email you the proposal outcome as soon as it’s ready – just give us your email address when you call us or fill in the survey on the website.
Ngā mihi,
Kate Brettkelly-Chalmers | Customer Focus Team Auckland Transport
Option 1: ‘No Stopping’ (Permanent Broken Yellow Lines) This option would:
Kia ora
Have your say on changes near you
We are proposing new parking restrictions on Riverglade Lane in Matakana. Our proposal responds to requests from local residents to tackle the issue of parked cars blocking access to the street, especially during Matakana Market days. We recommend restricting parking along one side of the street.
We’re asking for your feedback on two possible solutions to this problem. Each option will improve street access along Riverglade Lane.
Please turn the page for a full description of each option and see the proposal drawings enclosed.
We recently asked for your feedback on a crossing with traffic lights on Matakana Road, which is moving forward after considering community feedback. Follow the instructions below to find out more online.
Tell us what you think Our proposal aims to improve street access for locals and emergency services. But we know these changes may affect residents on this road. So we want to hear from you. Simply complete the online feedback survey from 29th November to Friday, 13 December 2019.
Go online to www.AT.govt.nz/haveyoursay
Click North Auckland
Click Riverglade Lane, Matakana – Parking Restrictions
If you can’t get to our website or have any questions, phone us on (09) 448 7265. Please have the reference number BYL-411 ready when you call.
Your feedback will help us decide our final improvements.
Next steps We’ll post the outcome of this proposal and a summary of community feedback on our website. We can also email you the proposal outcome as soon as it’s ready – just give us your email address when you call us or fill in the survey on the website.
Ngā mihi,
Kate Brettkelly-Chalmers | Customer Focus Team Auckland Transport
Option 1: ‘No Stopping’ (Permanent Broken Yellow Lines) This option would:
- Restrict 20 parking spaces at all times along the western side of Riverglade Lane and two short sections of the eastern side.
- Improve street access at all times but would permanently remove 20 parking spaces for residents and visitors.
- Require road markings to be painted.
- Restrict 20 parking spaces during the weekends only, along the western side of Riverglade Lane.
- Improve street access during the weekends, including during the Matakana Market.
- Allow residents and visitors to park during the weekdays, however would not improve street access during the weekdays.
- Require approximately 4 signs to be installed.
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New dog regulations came into law as of 1st November
and these are now consistent throughout Auckland.
New restricted summer hours of 10am to 6-30pm will now be enforced each year from the 1st December to 1st March.
All current ‘on-leash’ and ‘prohibitive areas’ will still stand.
Access rules will be sorted out by Local Boards next year. Ideas will be sought from the community.
and these are now consistent throughout Auckland.
New restricted summer hours of 10am to 6-30pm will now be enforced each year from the 1st December to 1st March.
All current ‘on-leash’ and ‘prohibitive areas’ will still stand.
Access rules will be sorted out by Local Boards next year. Ideas will be sought from the community.
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We really need your support to be able to provide the community with staff on the firetruck or first response medical vehicle for emergency call outs.
Imagine having no local emergency responders in Matakana, Point Wells, Tawharanui and Omaha because we have no volunteers to crew the trucks.
We really need your support to be able to provide the community with staff on the firetruck or first response medical vehicle for emergency call outs.
Imagine having no local emergency responders in Matakana, Point Wells, Tawharanui and Omaha because we have no volunteers to crew the trucks.
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