Have your say on the Regional Council’s Public Transport Plan
The Regional Council is seeking submissions from the public on its proposed Regional Public Transport Plan for the next 10 years. Now is your chance to have your say. Consultation will end on 19 September.
We have shown that public transport can work in a small town like Thames. Maybe you would like to see a similar bus service in your town – Whitianga? Whangamata? or maybe you would like to see the Thames service extended – up the Thames coast or out to Kopu? Perhaps you would like a service from Ngatea to Thames or around the Coromandel Peninsula?
Now is your chance to have your say. Make sure this plan is not just about public transport within Hamilton city. Tell Regional Council that you want public transport in and around small towns as well.
Here is a summary of the Plan -
www.waikatoregion.govt.nz...
you can find a full copy here -
://www.waikatoregion.govt.nz/assets/WRC/Council/Policy-and-Plans/Transport/RPTP/DRAFT-RPTP-2018-2028.pdf
make an online submission here -
www.waikatoregion.govt.nz...#onlinesubmission
if you don’t want to do a submission online you can send it by email to transport@waikatoregion.govt.nz
Or you can post it
Transport Policy Team
Freepost 118509
Waikato Regional Council
Private Bag 3038
Waikato Mail Centre
Hamilton 3240
Or drop it off
Waikato Regional Council
401 Grey Street, Hamilton East
Freephone on 0800 800 401
Remember consultation closes on 19 September.
If you make a submission, you can request the opportunity to present your comments in person to the hearings committee. Submissions will be heard from 1 October to 2 October 2018 in Hamilton
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