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Livestock Movement Bylaw cway_no Road RoadName Start(m) End(m) StartName EndName Average Daily Traffic 2764 91318 002-0100 0 464 HDC/WBOPDC BOUNDARY OLD TAURANGA RD 6100 2765 91318 002-0100 464 1712 OLD TAURANGA RD FIREWOOD STREAM BRIDGE 6100 2766 91318 002-0100 1712 3718 FIREWOOD STREAM BRIDGE START K&C (RHS) 6100 2767 91318 002-0100 3718 5807 START K&C (RHS) ATHENREE RD 6100 2768 91318 002-0100 5807 7264 ATHENREE RD START K&C (LHS) 7852 2769 91318 002-0100 7264 9386 START K&C (LHS) WOLSELEY RD 7852 2770 91318 002-0100 9386 11615 WOLSELEY RD TUAPIRO RD 7852 2771 91318 002-0100 11615 13045 TUAPIRO RD KAURI POINT RD 7852 2772 91318 002-0100 13045 13944 KAURI POINT RD WOODLANDS RD 7852 2773 91318 002-0100 13944 14883 WOODLANDS RD TAHAWAI BRIDGE 7852 2788 91319 002-0116 3552 4251 MARSHALL ST (POWER POLE RHS) WHARAWHARA RD 9200 2796 91319 002-0116 13029 14130 MORTON RD WAINUI STREAM BRIDGE 10140 2794 91319 002-0116 10567 13029 AONGATETE BRIDGE MORTON RD 10144 2780 91319 002-0116 2305 2456 URETARA STREAM BRIDGE BEACH RD 10180 2782 91319 002-0116 2784 2877 JOCELYN ST WIDTH CHANGE (DOUBLE SUMP RHS) 10180 2785 91319 002-0116 3150 3269 EARL DR DONEGAL PL 10180 2793 91319 002-0116 8455 10567 TUAPO BRIDGE AONGATETE BRIDGE 10180 2774 91319 002-0116 0 1356 TAHAWAI BRIDGE PHILLIP WALTER DR 10183 2775 91319 002-0116 1356 1716 PHILLIP WALTER DR HYDE ST 10584 2776 91319 002-0116 1716 1820 HYDE ST MAJOR ST 10584 2777 91319 002-0116 1820 1935 MAJOR ST MULGAN ST 10584 2778 91319 002-0116 1935 2055 MULGAN ST HIGHFIELDS DR 10584 2779 91319 002-0116 2055 2305 HIGHFIELDS DR URETARA STREAM BRIDGE 10584 2781 91319 002-0116 2456 2784 BEACH RD JOCELYN ST 10584 2783 91319 002-0116 2877 3062 WIDTH CHANGE (DOUBLE SUMP RHS) FAIRVIEW RD 10584 2784 91319 002-0116 3062 3150 FAIRVIEW RD EARL DR 10584 2786 91319 002-0116 3269 3458 DONEGAL PL SHEFFIELD ST 10584 2787 91319 002-0116 3458 3552 SHEFFIELD ST MARSHALL ST (POWER POLE RHS) 10584 2789 91319 002-0116 4251 5125 WHARAWHARA RD TETLEY RD 10584 2790 91319 002-0116 5125 6024 TETLEY RD HOT SPRINGS RD 10584 2791 91319 002-0116 6024 7388 HOT SPRINGS RD LUND RD 10584 2792 91319 002-0116 7388 8455 LUND RD TUAPO BRIDGE 10584 2797 91322 002-0130 0 587 WAINUI STREAM BRIDGE START PASSING LANE (TRANS-POLE LHS) 10140 2798 91322 002-0130 587 1740 START PASSING LANE (TRANS-POLE LHS) WAINUI SOUTH RD 10140 2799 91322 002-0130 1740 3899 WAINUI SOUTH RD APATA STATION RD (SOUTH) 10140 2800 91322 002-0130 3899 5221 APATA STATION RD (SOUTH) ESDAILE RD 10140 2801 91322 002-0130 5221 7251 ESDAILE RD OMOKOROA RD 10140 2802 91322 002-0130 7251 8381 OMOKOROA RD START PASSING LANE (START K&C RHS) 10900 2803 91322 002-0130 8381 9234 START PASSING LANE (START K&C RHS) PLUMMERS POINT ROAD 13680 2804 91322 002-0130 9234 10259 PLUMMERS POINT ROAD TE PUNA STREAM BRIDGE 14180 2805 91322 002-0130 10259 11443 TE PUNA STREAM BRIDGE GILL RD 15390 2806 91322 002-0130 11443 12067 GILL RD SNODGRASS RD 15661 2807 91322 002-0130 12067 12497 SNODGRASS RD START PASSING LANE (END K&C RHS) 16088 2808 91322 002-0130 12497 13493 START PASSING LANE (START K&C RHS) LOOP RD 16090 2809 91322 002-0130 13493 14238 LOOP RD TE PUNA RD 16090 2810 91322 002-0130 14238 15422 TE PUNA RD TE METE RD 17100 2811 91322 002-0130 15422 16083 TE METE RD START OF PASSING LANE (RHS) 18018 2812 91322 002-0130 16083 16497 START OF PASSING LANE (RHS) WAIROA RIVER BRIDGE 18020 2911 91725 002-0146 0 178 WAIROA RIVER BRIDGE (1ST ABUTMENT) WAIROA RIVER BRIDGE (2ND ABUTMENT) 18855 2912 91725 002-0146 178 419 WAIROA RIVER BRIDGE (2ND ABUTMENT) TANIWHA RD 18855 2913 91725 002-0146 419 1131 TANIWHA RD START OF DIVIDED MEDIAN 18855 3108 93213 002-0146/01.13-D 1131 1200 START DIVIDED MED DECR DN START OF SAC 12002 3109 93213 002-0146/01.13-D 1200 1228 START OF SAC START 2 LANE C/WAY 12002 3110 93213 002-0146/01.13-D 1228 1272 START 2 LANE C/WAY TE PAEROA RD RAB Z POINT 12002 3111 93213 002-0146/01.13-D 1272 1341 TE PAEROA RD RAB Z POINT END OF SAC 12002 3112 93213 002-0146/01.13-D 1341 1722 END OF SAC MOFFAT RD RAB Z POINT 12002 3113 93213 002-0146/01.13-D 1722 1762 MOFFAT RD RAB Z POINT END DIVIDED MEDIAN ERP 146/01.131 12002 3104 93211 002-0146/01.13-I 1272 1336 TE PAEROA RD RAB Z POINT END OF SAC 12002 3105 93211 002-0146/01.13-I 1336 1716 END OF SAC BETHLEHEM RD RAB Z POINT 12002 3102 93211 002-0146/01.13-I 1131 1200 START DIVIDED MEDIAN ERP 146/1.131 START SAC 20643 3103 93211 002-0146/01.13-I 1200 1272 START SAC TE PAEROA RD RAB Z POINT 20643 3106 93211 002-0146/01.13-I 1716 1762 BETHLEHEM RD RAB Z POINT END OF DIVIDED MEDIAN ERP 146/1.762 20643 3107 93212 002-0146/01.76 1762 2132 END OF DIVIDED MEDIAN ERP 146/1.762 START OF DIVIDED SECTION 24004 2936 92844 002-0146/02.13-D 2132 2844 START OF DIVIDED SECTION ERP 146/2.844 7984 2937 92844 002-0146/02.13-D 2844 3240 ERP 146/2.844 WAIHI RD ON RAMP R3 ISLAND NOSE 11109 2938 92844 002-0146/02.13-D 3240 4982 WAIHI RD ON RAMP R3 ISLAND NOSE SH2 RS151-D & SH2A RS0-D GRASS NOSE 13469 2933 92843 002-0146/02.13-I 2132 2844 START OF DIVIDED SECTION ERP 146/2.844 9329 2934 92843 002-0146/02.13-I 2844 3252 ERP 146/2.844 WAIHI RD OFF RAMP R1 ISLAND NOSE 9329 2935 92843 002-0146/02.13-I 3252 4651 WAIHI RD OFF RAMP R1 ISLAND NOSE RS151-I & SH2A RS0-I JCN BULL NOSE 14324 2939 92845 002-0149-R1 0 181 WAIHI RD OFF R1 BULL NOSE SH JCN WAIHI RD OFF R1 KERB FACE LR JCN 4198 2940 92846 002-0149-R2 0 204 WAIHI RD OFF R2 BULL NOSE SH JCN WAIHI RD OFF R2 KERB FACE LR JCN 470 2926 92668 002-0149-R3 0 177 WAIHI RD ON R3 BULL NOSE LR JCN WAIHI RD ON R3 BULL NOSE SH JCN 5091 2916 92654 002-0150-R1 0 210 CAMBRIDGE RD ON R1 KERB FACE LR JCN CAMBRIDGE RD ON R1 BULL NOSE SH JCN 5463 2941 92847 002-0150-R2 0 290 CAMBRIDGE RDOFF R2 BULL NOSE SH JCN CAMBRIDGE RDOFF R2 KERBFACE LR JCN 5522 2964 92849 002-0151-D 175 333 ROUTE K OFF RAMP BULL NOSE WIDTH CHANGE 5363 2965 92849 002-0151-D 333 735 WIDTH CHANGE END SAC 5363 2966 92849 002-0151-D 735 1448 END SAC WAIHI ROAD OFFRAMP DECR 5363 2963 92849 002-0151-D 0 175 SH2 RS151-D VERGE NOSE-RS0 SH2A ROUTE K OFF RAMP BULL NOSE 5891 2967 92849 002-0151-D 1448 2602 WAIHI ROAD OFFRAMP DECR ELIZABETH ST RAB EXIT DECR 16758 2968 92849 002-0151-D 2602 2665 ELIZABETH ST RAB EXIT DECR ELIZABETH ST RAB ENTRY DECR 21818 2969 92849 002-0151-D 2665 3220 ELIZABETH ST RAB ENTRY DECR PED O/BR #2 START OF HLS2 DECR 21818 2970 92849 002-0151-D 3220 3667 PED O/BR #2 START OF HLS2 DECR PORT ON R7 END SH JCN 21818 2971 92849 002-0151-D 3667 3780 PORT ON R7 END SH JCN START CHAPEL ST VIADUCT 21818 2972 92849 002-0151-D 3780 4086 START CHAPEL ST VIADUCT CHAPEL-MIRRIELEES OFF R6 SH JCN 21818 2973 92849 002-0151-D 4086 4310 CHAPEL-MIRRIELEES OFF R6 SH JCN END OF CHAPEL ST VIADUCT DECR 21818 2974 92849 002-0151-D 4310 4398 END OF CHAPEL ST VIADUCT DECR DIVE CRES OFF R5 START SH JCN 21818 2975 92849 002-0151-D 4398 4447 DIVE CRES OFF R5 START SH JCN START HARBOUR BRIDGE 1988 DECR 21818 2976 92849 002-0151-D 4447 4928 START HARBOUR BRIDGE 1988 DECR END HARBOUR BRIDGE 1988 DECR 21818 2977 92849 002-0151-D 4928 5685 END HARBOUR BRIDGE 1988 DECR START AERODROME BRIDGE 1988 DECR 21818 2978 92849 002-0151-D 5685 5767 START AERODROME BRIDGE 1988 DECR END AERODROME BRIDGE 1988 DECR 21818 2979 92849 002-0151-D 5767 5929 END AERODROME BRIDGE 1988 DECR OLD START OF DIVIDED END OF HLS2 21818 2980 92849 002-0151-D 5929 6259 OLD START OF DIVIDED END OF HLS2 WIDTH CHANGE DECR DN 21818 2981 92849 002-0151-D 6259 6372 WIDTH CHANGE DECR DN SH2 RS157 END CENT ISL 21818 2942 92848 002-0151-I 0 488 SH2 RS151-I & SH2A RS0-I BULL NOSE ON RAMP R1 FROM ROUTE K BULL NOSE 6324 2943 92848 002-0151-I 488 1345 ON RAMP R1 FROM ROUTE K BULL NOSE KOROMIKO ST OFF RAMP R1 BULL NOSE 15832 2944 92848 002-0151-I 1345 1599 KOROMIKO ST OFF RAMP R1 BULL NOSE WAIHI RD ON RAMP R2 BULL NOSE 15832 2945 92848 002-0151-I 1599 1721 WAIHI RD ON RAMP R2 BULL NOSE START OF SAC 15832 2946 92848 002-0151-I 1721 2627 START OF SAC OFF RAMP R1 TO ELIZABETH ST RAB 15832 2947 92848 002-0151-I 2627 2898 OFF RAMP R1 TO ELIZABETH ST RAB END OF SAC 15832 2948 92848 002-0151-I 2898 3125 END OF SAC ON RAMP R2 FROM ELIZABETH ST RAB 15832 2949 92848 002-0151-I 3125 3474 ON RAMP R2 FROM ELIZABETH ST RAB PED O/BR #2 START OF HLS2 20012 2950 92848 002-0151-I 3474 3875 PED O/BR #2 START OF HLS2 CHAPEL ST OFF RAMP R1 START 21752 2951 92848 002-0151-I 3875 4039 CHAPEL ST OFF RAMP R1 START CHAPEL ST VIADUCT START INCR 21752 2952 92848 002-0151-I 4039 4172 CHAPEL ST VIADUCT START INCR MIRRIELEES RD OFF RAMP R2 START 21752 2953 92848 002-0151-I 4172 4341 MIRRIELEES RD OFF RAMP R2 START CHAPEL ST ON RAMP R3 END 21752 2954 92848 002-0151-I 4341 4595 CHAPEL ST ON RAMP R3 END CHAPEL ST VIADUCT END INCR 21752 2955 92848 002-0151-I 4595 4680 CHAPEL ST VIADUCT END INCR MIRRIELEES RD ON RAMP R4 END 21752 2956 92848 002-0151-I 4680 4733 MIRRIELEES RD ON RAMP R4 END HARBOUR BR 2009 START INCR 21752 2957 92848 002-0151-I 4733 5204 HARBOUR BR 2009 START INCR HARBOUR BR 2009 END INCR 21752 2958 92848 002-0151-I 5204 5939 HARBOUR BR 2009 END INCR AERODROME BR 2009 START INCR 21752 2959 92848 002-0151-I 5939 6028 AERODROME BR 2009 START INCR AERODROME BR 2009 END INCR 21752 2960 92848 002-0151-I 6028 6184 AERODROME BR 2009 END INCR OLD START OF DIVIDED END OF HLS2 21752 2961 92848 002-0151-I 6184 6577 OLD START OF DIVIDED END OF HLS2 WIDTH CHANGE INCR DN 21752 2962 92848 002-0151-I 6577 6642 WIDTH CHANGE INCR DN SH2 RS157 BULL NOSE CENT ISL 21752 2921 92660 002-0151-R1 0 280 K O'BR END ABUT ON R1 START K O'BR ON R1 END SH JCN 4908 2919 92659 002-0151-R2 0 25 K OFF R2 START JCN AT SH2-D END OF SAC 8547 2920 92659 002-0151-R2 25 636 END OF SAC K OFF R2 END ABUT A SMALL
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