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Urban Cycleway Projects Rangiora to Kaiapoi and Rangiora to Woodend Cycleways INFORMATION NOTICE - SEPTEMBER 2016 Urban Cycleway Projects Rangiora to Kaiapoi and Rangiora to Woodend Cycleways This notice provides an update to residents and property owners adjacent to the routes of the Rangiora to Kaiapoi and Rangiora to Woodend cycleways about progress made on the projects. Background The Urban Cycleways Programme is a $100 million investment by the Government during the next three years, to build new cycleways in urban areas that make cycling a safer and more attractive transport choice. This is the single biggest investment in cycling in New Zealand’s history, designed to build the best cycling network for the benefit of all New Zealanders. Latest news Key We are pleased to announce that funding from the National Proposed new cycleways receiving urban cycleways funding Other new cycleways completed by June 2018 Exisitng cycleways Land Transport Fund has been approved for both the Rangiora Ashley St Proposed future cycleways Railway to Kaiapoi and Rangiora to Woodend cycleway projects. East Belt Inland Scenic Route School This means all funding sources, including the Waimakariri Oxford Rd Inland Scenic Route k Northbroo Rd Rangiora Wo District Council and Urban Cycleway Programme share, are RANGIORA 1 o d PEGASUS e Boys Rd n now confirmed. d R WOODEND d Okaihau Rd Marsh Rd It is proposed that the cycleways will take these routes: Turiwhaia Rd Fernside Rd Woodend Beach Rd The Rangiora to Kaiapoi cycleway begins at the Mafeking Todds Rd Tuahiwi Rd Eastebrook Rd Footbridge near Smith Street and follows the Kaiapoi River Flaxton Rd stop-bank before passing beneath the rail bridge. The Hicklands Rd 71 Lineside Rd off-road path will run along Lineside Road on the western Bramsley Road side of the railway line. The northern end of the cycleway Main Drain Rd Skewbridge Rd will connect into existing on-road facilities at Southbrook in Revells Rd Williams St Rangiora. We have been working with key stakeholders and Main North Rd Smith Rd adjoining property owners to establish this route. Beach Rd KAIRAKI The Rangiora to Woodend cycleway is on Rangiora- KAIAPOI Christchurch Major Woodend Road between Devlin Avenue and Chinnerys Road. Cycleways Network 1 It will connect into on-road facilities along Kippenberger Williams St Avenue extending to East Belt. At Woodend, the path will connect into on-road facilities extending to School Road. What happens now? We are currently working on the design phase of the projects. Over the next few months, we will be contacting stakeholders and adjoining landowners to discuss the projects. We anticipate that the final designs will be completed in early 2017 with construction scheduled to commence in late 2017. Frequently Asked Questions: We have created a web page - waimakariri.govt.nz/urban_cycleways where we will provide updated information about the cycleways and the project progress as well as other cycling news. How wide will the cycleways be? 2-2.5m wide. What type of surface will the cycleways have? Sealed. Which side of the road will the Rangiora to Woodend cycleway be on? The design assessment process has determined the south side of Rangiora-Woodend Road is the preferred option. Are the cycleways only for bicycles or will I be able to walk/scooter on it? The cycleway will be designated as a ‘shared path’ which will allow pedestrians as well as bicycle riders, mobility scooters and wheeled scooters to use it. If you have additional questions please contact us. Photo: Representation of what the cycleway on Rangiora-Woodend Road may look like For further information please contact Dan Lewis Kathy Graham Construction Management Engineer Journey Planner Waimakariri District Council Waimakariri District Council Phone: 03 311 8900 Phone: 03 311 8900 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 160902090395.
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