Melville, Bader, Fitzroy, Glenview, Deanwell, Peacocke We’re working hard every day to look after our city and make our neighbourhoods better. Our schedule of work up to June 2020 includes projects big and small happening in all of our communities. Here’s what’s taking place in and around where you live… $230,000 to roll out We’re improving the Resurfacing the successful City safety of pedestrians of Splitt Ave, Safe ambassadors and cyclists (Landsdowne Cr to programme from around Bader St. Brookbank Pl), Lewis St, the central city to Manapouri Pl, Pine Ave, the suburbs for a Saxbys Rd, Prisk St. 12-month trial. $500,000 to transform Mahoe Park into a sportsground with two pitches and a baseball diamond New drainage plus toilets and changing rooms. and irrigation A traffic study to help us at Gower Park. choose the right solution to ease congestion and $670,000 improve safety to upgrade the skate Planning for the around the Killarney Rd to park, playground and refurbishment of the Kahikatea Dr rail crossing. facilities at Melville Park. Glenview Library. Did you know? Melville is named after James Dougal Melville, whose family lived opposite Flagstaff the Melville Primary School site. Rototuna, Huntington Other names considered were Hamilton South, Awakiwi, and Richmond. Chartwell, Te Rapa, Pukete, Chedworth, The Mangakotukutuku Stream St Andrews, Queenwood, Beerescourt, Miropiko catchment originates in agricultural Forest Lake land south of Hamilton, flows Fairfield, through Glenview, Bader, Melville, Fairview Downs, Enderley Sunnyhills and Fitzroy before Ruakura, Nawton, Rotokauri, Silverdale, Western Heights, Hillcrest, merging with the Waikato River Riverlea opposite Hamilton Gardens. Crawshaw Mangakotukutuku translates as stream of the native tree fuchsia. Hamilton Aerial photo during the Central, Maeroa, Lake, Hamilton East, construction of Cobham Frankton, Whitiora Swarbrick Claudelands, Glenview shopping mall, originally named Bridge circa 1963. Peachgrove HCL_07661 Big A Plaza, was opened in 1969 by grocer Dinsdale, Erwin Leonard Guy Abel. Temple View Melville, Glenview, Peacocke, Fitzroy, Bader Check out the other side to see what else is happening around the city to make Hamilton a great place to live, work, play and visit. Please note: This programme of work by Hamilton City Council is indicative only and may need to be altered at any point for a number of reasons. Thanks for your understanding. City-wide Projects 2019/20 In addition to what’s happening in your neighbourhood this year, there’s also a lot going on that will benefit our whole city. Let’s take a look $15M $1M to complete the to help address upgrade housing affordability. of the Pukete $1.1M wastewater for new self-issue technology at treatment plant. our libraries. $4M $2M to complete the Hamilton leg $200,000 on work to prepare for to plan a of the Te Awa River Ride four new themed from Hamilton to Cambridge. 20-year vision gardens and a toilet for the block at Hamilton central city. Gardens. $20M $1.5M on road improvements and a rail platform in Rotokauri to replace the turf at for the Hamilton to Auckland train service. FMG Stadium Waikato, named 2018’s best venue by the NZ Events Association. Renewal of the We’ll finalise the design of the new Replacing about 6km of bridge over the Waikato River splash pad at water and wastewater pipes linking Peacocke and Hillcrest. Waterworld, adding throughout the city. new features and creating a dedicated children’s area. Work to control erosion in $3.5M Resealing of 154,000m2 Hamilton’s gullies and to start work upgrading of roads. streams is underway. Hamilton’s water treatment plant in Fitzroy, increasing its capacity by more than 30% to 140M litres a day..