Speed limits under review
There has been a media release by the Waikato District Council on the Proposed Amendments to the Speed Limits.
For Te Kowhai & surrounding areas it means a number of roads that are currently 100kmh will become 80 kmh.
A hearing by the District Council for any submissions on these changes is planned for February 2020 – the date will be confirmed by WDC closer to the time.
If you wish to make a submission on these proposed changes submission forms are available at at www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz...
The roads that are in our neighborhood that will be going from 100 kmh to 80 kmh are
Rotokauri
DUCK RD - entire road
FULLERTON RD - entire road
HAWKSGRIP RD - entire road
LAXON RD - entire road
LINDSAY RD - entire road
PERKINS RD - entire road
ROTOKAURI RD - from 70m west of Pheasant Close to DUCK RD
Te Kowhai
BEDFORD RD - from NGARUAWAHIA RD to 30m south of Collie Road
BLACKETT RD - entire road
BROWN RD - entire road
CASEY RD - entire road
CHRISTIE RD - entire road
COLLIE RD - entire road
COUCH RD - entire road
CRAWFORD RD - entire road
DRUMMOND RD - entire road
HARTSTONE RD - entire road
MARWOOD RD - entire road
WOOLRICH RD - entire road
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